No. 13,608 in Spanish
resida
"Resida" is the subjunctive form of "residir," meaning "to reside" or "to live."
In a sentence
Es importante que resida cerca del trabajo.
It is important that he/she lives close to work.
Here, 'resida' is used in the subjunctive mood, expressing a suggestion or necessity.
Tal vez resida en un país diferente ahora.
Perhaps he/she resides in a different country now.
In this case, 'resida' is in the subjunctive mood, signaling doubt or uncertainty.
Necesito que resida en la misma ciudad para trabajar juntos.
I need him/her to reside in the same city for us to work together.
Here, 'resida' is used in the subjunctive to express a requirement or condition.
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