saírem

Saírem is a Portuguese verb form. It is the third-person plural infinitive of the verb sair, which means to leave, go out, or exit. The form "saírem" specifically refers to the action of "them" (plural, masculine or mixed gender) leaving or going out. It is used in various grammatical constructions, often following prepositions or in dependent clauses.

For example, in the sentence "Eu quero que eles saírem mais cedo" (I want them to leave earlier), "saírem" functions as the infinitive in a subordinate clause. Similarly, "A razão para eles saírem foi o barulho" (The reason for them to leave was the noise) uses "saírem" after the preposition "para". Understanding the context is crucial for correctly interpreting the meaning of "saírem" and its relationship to the subject performing the action. This verb form is essential for expressing the collective departure or exit of multiple individuals in Portuguese.