No. 8,105 in Catalan
creus
"Creus" means "crosses" (plural form of "creu") or "you believe" (second-person singular of "creure").
In a sentence
Creus que això és veritat?
Do you believe this is true?
Here, 'creus' is the conjugated form of the verb 'creure' (to believe) for the second person singular in present tense, used to ask if the listener believes in something.
Al museu hi havia creus antigues.
In the museum, there were old crosses.
In this sentence, 'creus' means 'crosses', and it is the plural noun form referring to objects with a cross shape.
Només una persona creus en aquest pla.
Only one person believes in this plan.
In this example, there seems to be a typo. The correct usage would be 'creu' (without 's'), aligning with singular agreement to 'una persona' (one person).
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