Arriverà

Arriverà is the third-person singular form of the Italian verb arrivare in the futuro semplice, meaning “he/she/it will arrive.” When used with the formal pronoun Lei, arriverà also conveys “you will arrive.” Arrivare is a regular -are verb that denotes reaching a destination or being present at a location.

Conjugation in the futuro semplice:

io arriverò

tu arriverai

lui/lei/Lei arriverà

noi arriveremo

voi arriverete

loro arriveranno

Usage and notes:

Arriverà is used to express a future arrival or completion of reaching a place. It is common in travel, logistics, and news contexts, as well as in everyday planning. Time indicators such as domani, presto, o tra poco are often paired with this form.

Examples:

- L'aereo arriverà domani sera.

- Se arriverà in tempo, parteciperà all'incontro.

Form and related forms:

Arrivare is the infinitive; other forms include present tense (arrivo, arriva), imperfect (arrivavo, arrivava), and the past tenses (sono arrivato, arrivai). The future stem arriver- combines with the standard personal endings to yield arriverò, arriverai, arriverà, arriveremo, arriverete, arriveranno.

See also:

Arrivare and its various tenses are used across Italian texts to describe events and movements related to arrival, travel schedules, and logistical planning. The form arriverà specifically marks a future singular subject.