îndoit

Îndoit is a French verb that translates to "to go back" or "to return" in English. It is the infinitive form of the verb, and its conjugations vary depending on the subject pronoun. The verb "îndoit" is used to indicate a movement or action of returning to a previous location or state. For example, "Je dois y îndoit" means "I have to go back there," and "Elle s'est îndoite à la maison" means "She returned home."

The verb "îndoit" is part of the first group of French verbs, which means it follows the regular conjugation pattern. The present tense conjugation of "îndoit" is as follows: je îndois, tu îndois, il/elle/on îndoit, nous îndoivons, vous îndoivez, ils/elles îndoivent. The past participle of "îndoit" is "îndu," and the past tense conjugation is "je îndus, tu îndus, il/elle/on îndut, nous îndûmes, vous îndûtes, ils/elles îndurent."

The verb "îndoit" is less commonly used in modern French compared to its synonyms "retourner" or "revenir," but it can still be found in certain contexts, such as in literary or formal language. Its usage may vary depending on the region and the specific context in which it is employed.