recorran

Recorran is a conjugated form of the Spanish verb recorrer, which means "to travel," "to go around," or "to circulate." The form recurs in the third person plural of the present subjunctive (que ellos recurran) and can also appear as an imperative when the subject is "ustedes" (recorran lugares de interés). In contexts requiring a command or suggestion, it conveys a sense of encouragement to explore or revisit places.

The Spanish verb recorrer belongs to the -er verb group and is regularly conjugated. For reference, its indicative present forms are yo recorro, tú recorres, él recorre, nosotros recorremos, vosotros recorréis, and ellos recorren. The subjunctive present, in which recors and recurs form third person plural recurran, follows the same pattern: que yo recorra, que tú recorras, que él recorra, que nosotros recorramos, que vosotros recorráis, y que ellos recurran. This subjunctive mood is used to express wishes, obligations, doubt, hypothetical situations, or conditions, as in "Es importante que todos recorran la ruta antes del viaje" (It is important that everyone go through the route before the trip).

In everyday speech, recurran can also be used to recommend or request that listeners take a tour or pay attention to specific locations. For instance: "Les sugiero que recorran el museo antes de que cierre." This not only indicates the action but also carries an advisory tone.

Recorran as a standalone expression does not refer to a proper noun or place; it is strictly a grammatical form of the verb recorrer. The usage is widespread in travel guides, literature, and conversational Spanish when discussing movement through a set of locations or experiencing events in a sequence.