No. 7,717 in Catalan
casés
"Casés" is the second-person singular imperfect subjunctive form of "casar," meaning "you married" or "you wed" (context-dependent).
In a sentence
Seria millor que us casés un jutge experimentat.
It would be better if you are married off by an experienced judge.
'Casés' is used as the imperfect subjunctive form here to express a hypothetical situation.
Si em casés, hauria d’organitzar una gran celebració.
If I got married, I would have to organize a big celebration.
'Casés' is used hypothetically in an 'if' clause to describe a potential but unrealized event.
Va semblar com si algú casés aquell parell d’ocells.
It seemed as if someone married off that pair of birds.
'Casés' is used in the subjunctive mood to indicate an unreal or imagined scenario.
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