No. 10,160 in Catalan
passis
"Passis" is the second-person singular present subjunctive or imperative form of "passar," meaning "you pass" or "you may pass."
In a sentence
Espero que no passis gana.
I hope you don't go hungry.
The word 'passis' is used in the subjunctive mood to express hope or desire about the state of hunger (gana) not occurring.
Quan passis pel mercat, recorda comprar fruita.
When you pass by the market, remember to buy fruit.
Here, 'passis' is in the subjunctive mood to set a condition (when passing by the market).
És important que passis la informació al grup.
It’s important that you pass the information to the group.
In this sentence, 'passis' is again subjunctive to express necessity or importance regarding sharing the information.
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