No. 11,625 in French
réussisse
"Réussisse" is a subjunctive form of the verb "réussir," meaning "succeeds" or "may succeed."
In a sentence
Il faut qu'elle réussisse à terminer son projet avant vendredi.
She must succeed in finishing her project before Friday.
The verb 'réussisse' is in the subjunctive mood, showing necessity or requirement in this sentence.
J'espère qu'il réussisse à obtenir ce travail.
I hope he succeeds in getting this job.
Here, 'réussisse' demonstrates a wish or hope, requiring the subjunctive form of the verb.
Pourvu qu'il réussisse ses examens cette année.
Let's hope he succeeds in his exams this year.
In this case, 'réussisse' reflects a hope or a possibility, used in a subjunctive expression.
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