What is another word for optative mood?
Pronunciation: [ˈɒptətˌɪv mˈuːd] (IPA) 
The optative mood is a grammatical construct used to express wishes and desires. Synonyms for the optative mood include the subjunctive mood, the potential mood, and the volitive mood. Each of these constructs plays a similar role in expressing a hypothetical or uncertain situation. The subjunctive mood is commonly used in expressions of doubt or uncertainty, while the potential mood expresses the possibility of an action. The volitive mood expresses a strong desire or intention on behalf of the speaker. All of these moods serve as important tools for expressing the complexities of human emotion and intention in language.
