selecioneze

Selecioneze is a Romanian verb form, specifically the present subjunctive third-person singular of the verb a selecționa, which means "to select." In Romanian, the subjunctive is used with the particle să to express wishes, hopes, recommendations, necessity, or hypothetical actions. The form selecționeze appears in clauses introduced by să and denotes action that is desired or required rather than stated as a fact.

Usage and examples:

In formal or written Romanian, selecționeze is used in sentences such as: Este necesar ca el să selecționeze candidații. This indicates that it is necessary for him to select the candidates. Another example: Este posibil ca organizația să selecționeze opțiunile disponibile. In everyday speech, speakers often use the indicative form for statements about actual action (el selecționează), but the subjunctive selecționeze remains common in subordinate clauses expressing consideration, obligation, or possibility.

Orthography and related forms:

The standard spelling with diacritics is selecționeze. The verb belongs to the Romanian lexicon derived from A, with the noun form selecțiune meaning "selection." Related forms include the infinitive a selecționa (to select) and the present indicative form selecționează (he/she selects). The subjunctive form is a key marker of mood in Romanian for hypothetical or non-assertive statements.

Etymology:

The Romanian verb a selecționa is borrowed from Latin selectus (chosen) and has been integrated into Romanian morphology through the usual pattern of -a endings for infinitives and -eze/-ează endings in subjunctive and present forms. Selecționeze thus reflects standard Romanian verb formation for the present subjunctive.

See also:

A selecționa; selecțiune; subjunctive in Romanian; mood in Romanian verbs.