This is the 9549th most frequent Portuguese word.
consiga
"Consiga" is the present subjunctive or imperative form of the verb "conseguir," meaning "to achieve," "to obtain," or "to manage."
The term 'consiga' is used in the subjunctive mood, indicating a wish or hope about someone's ability to accomplish something.
Espero que ele consiga resolver o problema rapidamente.
I hope he manages to solve the problem quickly.
Here, 'consiga' appears in the subjunctive mood, expressing a conditional situation involving someone's achievement or action.
Caso você consiga chegar mais cedo, avise-me.
If you manage to arrive earlier, let me know.
In this instance, 'consiga' reflects a personal intention or hope in the subjunctive mood, relating to the speaker's effort or comprehension.