remettiez

Remettiez is a conjugated form of the French verb remettre. It represents the present subjunctive mood for the second person plural (vous) and is typically used in clauses introduced by que, or after expressions that require the subjunctive, in formal or literary contexts. The related verb remettre means to put back, to restore, to postpone, or to hand in, among other senses.

In usage, remettre is a regular -re verb, and remettiez follows the standard subjunctive ending pattern for vous. The present subjunctive form, including remettiez, is used to express doubt, necessity, possibility, wish, or emotion, often after phrases such as il faut que, pour que, afin que, or je souhaite que. It can also appear in indirect discourse or in stylistically formal writing. Because the subjunctive in modern French is comparatively limited in everyday speech, remettiez is more likely to be encountered in literary works, official documents, or careful writing than in casual conversation.

Etymologically, remettre derives from re- plus mettre, with a sense of putting back or postponing. Its cognates appear in several Romance languages, reflecting the Latin root mittere (to send or place). In conjugation, remettiez is part of a broader set of forms built from the same stem remett- across mood and tense, providing a parallel to other -re verbs in the subjunctive system.