reunem

Reunem is a Portuguese verb form derived from the verb reunir, meaning to bring together or to gather. It is the present indicative third-person plural form, used when the subject is plural and performing the action in the present. The standard spelling with diacritics is reúnem; some texts without diacritics write reunem, which can affect pronunciation for readers not using diacritics.

Conjugation context: the infinitive is reunir. In the present indicative, typical forms include eu reúno, tu reúnes, ele reúne, nós reunimos, and eles reúnem. The related pronominal form se reúnem is used for intransitive senses of meeting or gathering, as in they meet/come together.

Usage and nuance: reunem is commonly used to describe people or things being brought together, whether for a meeting, event, or collection. Examples include Eles reúnem os documentos na mesa (They gather the documents on the table) and As equipes reúnem-se toda semana para discutir estratégias (The teams meet every week to discuss strategies). The noun reunião (meeting or assembly) is a common derivative.

Etymology and related terms: reuni r comes from Latin reunire, formed with the prefix re- plus unire (to unite again). Related words include reunião (a meeting), reunificador or reunificar (to reunify), and reunido (gathered).

Note: Reunem is part of everyday Portuguese usage across Brazilian and European variants, though diacritics are important for correct pronunciation in formal writing.