reunie

Reunie is the unaccented spelling of the French feminine past participle réunie, formed from the verb réunir. In standard French, réunie means “assembled” or “convened” and agrees with feminine nouns, as in une équipe réunie or une assemblée réunie. When diacritics are omitted—such as in ASCII text or certain data entries—the form may appear as reuni e or reunie, though the accented spelling is the conventional form in formal writing.

Etymology and form: réunir comes from the prefix re- plus the verb unir/unir, ultimately tracing to Latin roots meaning “to unite again.” As a past participle, réunie is used with the auxiliary être in compound tenses to describe a state resulting from gathering or bringing together. The unaccented variant reunie is chiefly found in contexts where diacritics are unavailable or neglected.

Usage notes: The accentuated form réunie is standard in French orthography. The unaccented version reunie is commonly seen in programming, databases, or older texts that omit accents, but it is not considered correct in formal writing. The word is closely related to the noun réunion (a meeting or gathering) and to the verb réunir (to reunite).

See also: réunir, réunion, Réunion (the French island and a separate French noun for a meeting). While "reunie" may occasionally appear as a surname or in fictional text, it is primarily a grammatical form rather than a standalone term with a fixed external meaning.