Indicherete

Indicherete is a verb form in Italian. It functions as the second-person plural in the future tense of the verb indicare, meaning "you all will indicate." It is a standard conjugation used in both formal and informal Italian to refer to future actions performed by multiple people.

Morphology and form: indicare is a regular first-conjugation verb ending in -are. In the future indicative, the voi form is indicherete, formed by taking the stem indicher- and adding the ending -ete. This pattern is shared by other -are verbs in the same tense, such as parlerete from parlare or indicare from indicare. The other future forms are: indicherò, indicherai, indicherà, indicheremo, indicheranno.

Usage: indicherete is used when addressing a group as the subject and speaking about a future action. It appears in both spoken and written Italian, including instructions, plans, or forecasts where the combined subject will indicate or point out something.

Examples: Voi indicherete la strada al gruppo quando arriverà. (You all will indicate the way to the group when they arrive.) Se indicherete il punto, potremo procedere. (If you all indicate the point, we can proceed.)

See also: indicare, other future forms of indicare. Note that indicherete is not used as a standalone noun; it is a verb form and reflects subject-verb agreement with voi.