Alzerà

Alzerà is the third-person singular future indicative form of the Italian verb alzare, meaning to raise or lift. It is used to indicate that he, she, or an inanimate subject will perform a raising action in the future. In formal address, Lei alzerà is the same form, with Lei as the subject pronoun. The form also serves as the basis for related tenses with different subjects.

Conjugation in the simple future is: io alzerò; tu alzerai; lui/lei alzerà; noi alzeremo; voi alzerete; loro alzeranno.

Usage examples show alzerà describing future actions: per esempio, Domani la squadra alzerà la coppa al termine della partita; il bambino alzerà la mano per chiedere aiuto. Intransitive or transitive senses are common, including raising objects, raising prices (alzare i prezzi), or elevating a flag or banner.

Etymology and related forms: alzerà derives from the Italian verb alzare, which comes from Latin alzāre. Related forms include the infinitive alzare, the past participle alzato (raised), and the reflexive alzarsi (to get up). The form is part of standard Italian verb conjugation for -are verbs.

See also: alzare, alzato, alzarsi, rising or lifting in Italian.