Interpretarem

Interpretarem is a verb form in Portuguese derived from interpretar, meaning to interpret or to explain. It is the third-person plural form of the verb in the futuro do subjuntivo (future subjunctive). This mood is used in dependent clauses that refer to actions considered uncertain, contingent, or to occur in the future, commonly after conjunctions such as quando, se, assim que, and antes de. Because it is a mood form, interpretarem cannot stand alone as a simple standalone word; it functions within a clause to express a future or hypothetical action by they.

Interpretar is a regular -ar verb, so interpretarem follows the standard conjugation pattern for that class in the futuro do subjuntivo. In practical usage, it appears in written and formal spoken Portuguese in contexts that require a future-subjunctive sense, such as conditional planning, predictions, or hypothetical assessments. It contrasts with other forms of the verb that express present or past timing, or different moods, which are used in different grammatical structures.

Example sentences:

- Quando eles interpretarem as evidências, chegarão a uma conclusão.

- Se eles interpretarem os dados com cautela, o relatório será mais confiável.

Etymology and related forms:

Interpretarem ultimately derives from the Latin interpretari, via the Portuguese verbo interpretar. Related forms include the infinitive interpretar and other subjunctive or finite forms of the same verb.

See also: Portuguese verb conjugation, futuro do subjuntivo, interpretation (linguistics).