sugiramos

Sugiramos is the present-subjunctive form of the Spanish verb sugerir in the nosotros (we) person. It is used to introduce or express proposals, suggestions, or hypothetical actions within subordinate clauses, typically after verbs of desire, doubt, necessity, or emotion and often following expressions such as “es necesario que” or “quiero que.”

Morphology and usage notes: Sugiramos derives from the verb sugerir, with an irregular stem change in the present subjunctive (sugier-). The full set of present-subjunctive forms for this verb includes sugiera, sugieras, sugiera, sugiramos, sugiráis, sugieran. In many everyday conversations, speakers may prefer the indicative form sugerimos to convey a suggestion in a direct, non-subjunctive sense, or rephrase with other structures; nonetheless, sugiramos remains correct in contexts requiring subjunctive mood.

Examples:

- Es importante que sugiramos ideas nuevas para el proyecto.

- Espero que sugiramos soluciones creativas ante este problema.

Pronunciation and orthography: Sugiramos se escribe con g before i, producing the soft velar sound [x] or [ɣ] in many dialects, yielding roughly su-ɣi-ɾa-mos.

Related forms: The related verb is sugerir; key related present-subjunctive forms include sugiera, sugieras, sugiera, sugiramos, sugiráis, sugieran. The term is primarily a grammatical reference rather than a standalone lexical entry in most dictionaries, reflecting its role as a verb form rather than a separate word.