Fijará

Fijará is the third-person singular form of the Spanish verb fijar in the future indicative. It corresponds to “he will fix,” “she will fix,” or “you (formal) will fix,” and can also mean “he/she/you will set” or “will determine” depending on context. The infinitive fijar is a regular -ar verb, and its future tense uses the standard endings: -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án, with fijará forming the third-person singular.

Common uses of fijar in the future include both physical and abstract meanings. Physically, it can mean to fix or fasten something (fijar un tornillo). Abstractly, it is used to set or establish something, such as dates, prices, rules, or limits (fijar la fecha, fijar un precio, fijar una norma). It may also indicate assigning attention or focus in certain contexts (fijar la mirada, fijar una prioridad).

Morphology and usage notes: fijar is regular in the future, so fijará follows the expected pattern. The form is not reflexive by itself; the reflexive future counterpart would be se fijará, meaning “he/she will fix himself/herself” or “will become fixed” depending on construction. When used with direct objects, fijar can take a range of complements, including dates, amounts, or targets.

Examples:

- El comité fijará la fecha de la próxima reunión.

- La empresa fijará un nuevo precio para el producto.

- Ella fijará su atención en los detalles durante la inspección.

Etymology: fijar derives from the Latin and Romance vocabulary centered on making algo fixed or set, and it shares that semantic field with other verbs meaning to fix, attach, or establish.