jussivehortative
Jussivehortative is a linguistic term used in typology to describe a single mood or closely related morphosyntactic forms that encode exhortation and volition. It combines two related functions: jussive, which covers commands, requests, or permissions in subordinate contexts; and hortative, which urges a speaker-inclusive group to act, typically rendered as let us. In languages that display this pattern, a common verb form or particle marks the intended force across moods.
Realization varies across languages. Some place a distinct finite form on the verb; others realize it as
Relation to other moods: the jussivehortative is related to the imperative and the subjunctive, but it is