ilustreze

Ilustreze is the third-person singular present subjunctive form of the Romanian verb a ilustra, meaning to illustrate or to make clear by example or figure. It is used in subordinate clauses introduced by să to express necessity, expectation, hypothesis, or wish, for example: Este necesar ca el să ilustreze afirmațiile cu exemple.

Morphology and related forms: the infinitive is a ilustra; the present indicative third person singular is ilustrează; the past participle is ilustrat; the present subjunctive form is ilustreze. Nouns derived from the same root include ilustrator and ilustratoare (illustrator/illustrator feminine), and ilustrare refers to the act or process of illustrating. The root ilustr- is common across related terms such as ilustrativ and ilustrare.

Etymology: the Romanian ilustra derives from a Latin root illustrated by the verb illustrāre, with the historical development that produced modern Romanian ilustrare and related forms. The term shares its origin with similar words in other Romance languages.

Usage and nuance: ilustreze emphasizes the act of illustrating as a means to clarify, support, or exemplify a claim, rather than merely describing or explaining it. It is more common in formal, academic, or technical writing, where arguments are expected to be accompanied by concrete illustrations or examples.

See also: ilustra, ilustrare, ilustrator, ilustrativ. These related forms cover the broader family of words connected to illustration and clarification in Romanian.