Concevrai

Concevrai is the first-person singular form of the French verb concevoir in the futur simple, meaning “I will conceive” or “I will design.” Concevoir itself covers senses such as to conceive, to design or create, to imagine, or to understand. The form concevrai is used to express a future action in which the speaker intends to conceive or devise something.

Etymology and related forms: Concevoir comes from Latin concipere, with the prefix con- and the root cipere. The verb’s past participle is conçu, and the noun conception denotes a concept, idea, or design. The futur simple stem for concevoir is concev-, yielding je concevrai, tu concevras, il concevra, nous concevrons, vous concevrez, ils concevront.

Usage notes: Concevoir is transitive and commonly used with direct objects such as un plan, une idée, un concept, or une hypothèse. In philosophical or theoretical writing, it can also mean to understand or to perceive. Concevrai typically appears in formal or written contexts when describing future planning, invention, or formulation of ideas. The verb is part of a broader family of -oir verbs that share a future stem in -vri- forms, and its spelling requires keeping the -v- before the future endings.

Examples: Je concevrai un nouveau système pour améliorer l’efficacité. Nous concevrons une solution innovante dans les semaines à venir. Il concevra une hypothèse basée sur ces observations.

See also: concevoir, conception, conçu.