Tutunsez

Tutunsez is a Romanian verb in the subjunctive mood, present tense, second-person singular. It is derived from the infinitive "a tutunzi," which means "to tan" (as in tanning leather) or, more figuratively, "to reprimand harshly" or "to scold severely."

In essence, "tutunsez" translates to "that you tan" or "that you reprimand/scold," but it's always used within a larger sentence or phrase expressing a wish, suggestion, command, or condition. The subjunctive mood indicates uncertainty, possibility, necessity, or desire.

The use of "tutunsez" is relatively rare in modern Romanian, and the verb "a tutunzi" itself is less common than synonyms like "a certa" (to scold) or "a bronza" (to tan - skin). However, it can still be encountered in literature or older forms of speech. The figurative sense of "a tutunzi" implies a thorough and often harsh reprimand, similar to how tanning leather involves a rigorous process.