Cumprirá

The term "cumprirá" is a future tense conjugation of the verb "cumprir" in Portuguese, which means "to fulfill," "to carry out," or "to meet" (as in obligations or deadlines). This verb is derived from the Latin *complēre*, meaning "to fill up" or "to complete."

In Portuguese grammar, "cumprir" is classified as a regular verb in the -ir group, though its conjugation follows a pattern distinct from other -ir verbs due to its stem changes in the present and future tenses. The future tense form "cumprirá" is used to express actions that will occur in the future, typically with a high degree of certainty or inevitability. For example, "Ele cumprirá sua promessa amanhã" translates to "He will fulfill his promise tomorrow."

The verb "cumprir" is versatile and appears in various contexts, including legal, administrative, and everyday language. It is commonly used to describe the completion of tasks, contracts, or commitments. For instance, in legal documents, it might be used to indicate that a party will fulfill contractual obligations. In informal settings, it can describe meeting expectations or deadlines, such as "Cumprirá o prazo de entrega" ("He will meet the delivery deadline").

While "cumprirá" is primarily used in written and formal Portuguese, its usage in spoken Portuguese may vary depending on regional dialects. The verb is also found in compound tenses, such as the future perfect, where it conveys actions that will be completed before another future action. For example, "Quando chegar, já terá cumprido seu dever" translates to "When he arrives, he will have already fulfilled his duty."