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No. 2,761 in Catalan

caiguin

"Caiguin" is the third-person plural present subjunctive form of "caure," meaning "they fall" or "they may fall."

In a sentence

  • Espero que no caiguin les fulles dels arbres aquest any.

    I hope that the leaves of the trees don't fall this year.

    The word 'caiguin' is used here in its subjunctive form to express an uncertain or desired event - the falling of leaves.

  • És important que caiguin les sabates per veure si encaixen.

    It is important that the shoes fall to see if they fit.

    Here, 'caiguin' highlights an observational action performed based on the fall of a physical object in the subjunctive mood.

  • No permetis que caiguin els nens quan juguin al parc.

    Do not let the kids fall when playing at the park.

    This usage employs 'caiguin' in a hypothetical or cautionary scenario concerning children.

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