résidé

résidé is a French verb meaning to reside or dwell. It is derived from the Latin verb residere, which also means to sit back or remain. The verb is used to describe a person's permanent or habitual place of living.

In French grammar, présidé is a regular -er verb and follows the standard conjugation pattern. For example, the present tense conjugation is je réside, tu résides, il/elle/on réside, nous résidons, vous résidez, ils/elles résident. The past participle is résidé.

The verb présidé can be used in various contexts. For instance, one might say "Je réside à Paris" (I reside in Paris) to state their place of living. It can also be used more formally, such as in legal documents or official statements, to indicate a person's domicile.

Beyond its literal meaning of living in a place, présidé can also be used figuratively. For example, "la confiance réside en lui" means trust resides in him. This figurative use implies that a quality or feeling is present or established within someone or something. The verb is common in everyday French conversation and writing.