Clarearás

Clarearás is the second-person singular form of the Spanish verb clarear in the simple future tense. The verb clarear generally means to become clear or bright, or to clarify something. Depending on context, it can refer to the weather clearing, lightening a visual field, or making an idea easier to understand.

Etymology and usage. Clarear derives from the Latin root related to clarity and brightness, and it is used across various Spanish-speaking regions. In meteorology and everyday speech, clarear can describe the sky or light improving: for example, “Mañana clareará el cielo.” In a figurative sense, it can denote clarifying a misunderstanding or the gradual revelation of information, though aclarar is more commonly used for the sense of clarifying or explaining.

Conjugation and forms. Clarear is a regular -ar verb, so its future tense forms include clarearé, clarearás, clareará, clarearemos, clarearéis, clarearán. Other key tenses follow the standard -ar pattern: present indicative (clareas), pretérito indefinido (clareaste), present subjunctive (clarees), and the imperative forms (clarea, claread, etc.). The form clarearás specifically denotes a future action performed by the subject “you.”

Context and note. While clarearás is correct as a future form, clarear is less common in everyday use for “to clarify” than aclarar, which is the more frequent choice in many regions. Clarear is more commonly encountered in literary or regional contexts and in expressions related to clearing skies.

See also: clarear, aclarar, meteorología, sky and weather terminology.