Coniugheremo

Coniugheremo is the first person plural (noi) future tense form of the Italian verb coniugare, which means to conjugate. The form translates to “we will conjugate” in English and is used when referring to the act of conjugating verbs in the future.

Formation and usage

Coniugheremo is formed following the regular future tense pattern for -are verbs. For coniugare, the stem becomes coniugher- and the ending -emo is added, yielding coniugheremo. The spelling includes an h after g (coniugher-) to preserve the hard /ɡ/ sound before the e. Example: Noi coniugheremo i verbi italiani durante la lezione.

Etymology

The verb coniugare comes from Latin coniugāre, formed from con- “together” and iugum “yoke,” with the sense of joining or linking forms. In modern Italian, coniugare means to form the conjugation of verbs. The noun coniugazione refers to the full set of conjugated forms, and related terms include coniugale (conjugal) and coniugatore (conjugator).

Notes

Coniugheremo is a standard, regular form used primarily in instructional or descriptive contexts to illustrate future conjugation. Like other future forms of -are verbs, it is seldom used alone outside examples of grammar but appears in sentences describing future actions involving conjugation.

See also

Coniugazione, coniugale, coniugatore, coniugare, futuro semplice.