No. 2,032 in Catalan
vulguin
"Vulguin" is the third-person plural present subjunctive form of "voler," meaning "they want" or "they may want."
In a sentence
Les persones fan el que vulguin.
People do whatever they want.
The word 'vulguin' here is the present subjunctive form of 'voler,' expressing a wish or allowance for people to do as they desire.
No tinc cap dubte que vulguin ajudar.
I have no doubt that they want to help.
Here, 'vulguin' is used in the subjunctive mood to reflect doubt or uncertainty regarding someone's intentions.
Qui sap direcció vulguin prendre.
Who knows which direction they want to take.
In this sentence, 'vulguin' expresses a form of hypothetical or uncertain scenario in the third person plural about their decisions.
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