Aprirà

Apirrà is the third-person singular future indicative form of the Italian verb aprire, meaning to open. It denotes that he, she, or a thing will perform the action of opening in the future. It is commonly used in everyday language and in writing to describe upcoming events or actions. An example is: Lui aprirà la porta, or La porta si aprirà domani, depending on the context.

Morphology and conjugation: The future simple of aprire is regular for -ire verbs. The full set is: io aprirò, tu aprirai, lui/lei aprirà, noi apriremo, voi aprirete, loro apriranno. The stem for the future is aprir- and the endings attach as in other -ire verbs, with the final -à used for the third-person singular.

Etymology and cognates: Aprire derives from Latin aperire. Related forms appear across Romance languages, such as Spanish abrirá, French ouvrira, and Portuguese abrirá, illustrating common historical roots for the verb “to open.”

Usage notes: Aprirà is used with a clear subject in the future and may be accompanied by time expressions like domani, presto, or la prossima settimana. It is distinct from the present tense forms (aprì, apro, apri, etc.) and from the imperfect or conditional tenses that convey other time frames.

See also: aprire (infinitive), other conjugated futures of Italian -ire verbs, related Romance-language equivalents.