recoges

Recoges is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb recoger, meaning you pick up or you gather. It is used to indicate that the subject “you” is performing the action in the present tense. The verb recoger comes from Latin recogere; in the present indicative, the forms include yo recojo, tú recoges, él/ella recoge, nosotros recogemos, vosotros recogéis, ellos/ellas recogen.

Recoges is a transitive verb and normally takes a direct object: for example, “Recoges la mesa” (you clear the table) or “¿Recoges tus libros antes de salir?” (Do you pick up your books before leaving?). The yo form recojo is irregular in the sense that it changes stem to -co-, but recoges follows the regular -er verb endings for the tú form. It also forms compound tenses with haber, as in “has recogido.”

In addition to its verb use, recoges is not common as a standalone noun, but could appear as a surname or as part of a place name in some contexts. There are no widely recognized organizations, places, or concepts named Recoges in standard reference sources.

Related terms include recoger (to pick up), recogida (the act of collecting or the collection itself), and recogido (collected or gathered), which share the same root and are used across similar grammatical contexts.