Esagererai

Esagererai is the second-person singular future indicative form of the Italian verb esagerare, meaning you will exaggerate. It is a standard form for -are verbs and is formed from the stem esagerer- plus the ending -ai. The full paradigm in the future is: io esagererò, tu esagererai, lui/lei esagererà, noi esagereremo, voi esagererete, loro esagereranno. The form is regular and widely used in everyday Italian to describe a future action by the subject you.

Etymology and classification: Esagerare comes from Latin exaggerare, from ex- “out” + aggerare, with the sense of enlarging or overstating. The Italian word inherits this Latin lineage, and esagererai follows the standard Romance pattern for -are verbs in the second-person singular future. The word is a common verbal form, not a proper noun, and is easily mistaken for a name only in contexts where it appears without surrounding sentence structure.

Usage notes: Esagererai appears in ordinary prose and conversation to express a future action performed by the listener. Examples include: “Domani esagererai nel raccontare la storia.” “Se continui così, esagererai.” The form is used with informal second-person subject (tu); the formal address uses Lei and a different tense form.

See also: esagerare, Italian verb conjugation, future indicative.