vuelva

(she/he) returns

verb BWEL-bah Rare

Also means

subjunctive: (that she/he) return

Usage Note

Vuelva is the third-person singular present subjunctive and formal imperative of volver (to return, to turn). It appears in commands (¡Vuelva usted mañana! — 'Come back tomorrow!') and subordinate clauses (espero que vuelva pronto). It is not a noun; the seed POS has been corrected to 'verb'.

Examples

"Espero que vuelva pronto."

Natural Translation

I hope she comes back soon.

Literal Translation

I-hope that (she) return soon.

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