Irritará

Irritar is a Portuguese verb meaning to irritate or to annoy. Irritará is the third-person singular form in the simple future (futuro do presente) of irritar, and translates to "he/she/you will irritate" in English. The form is used to indicate that someone or something will cause irritation in the future.

The verb irritar comes from Latin irritare, with meanings related to provoking discomfort, anger, or inflammation. In Portuguese, irritar can describe both psychological irritation (annoyance, vexation) and physical irritation (skin or mucous membranes). The word appears in everyday language, journalism, and formal writing, as well as in medical or technical contexts when describing irritative effects.

Irritar is a regular -ar verb. In the simple future, its paradigm is irritarei, irritarás, irritará, irritaremos, irritareis, irritarão. In the present tense the form is irrito, irritas, irrita, irritamos, irritáis/vos irritais, irritam, depending on regional usage. The word can be negated with não irritará or não irritarão, for example, to indicate that something will not cause irritation.

Usage examples: "Isso irritará o gerente se não atenderem ao pedido." "O ruído constante irritará as pessoas ao redor." The future form irritará is commonly used in reporting, predictions, or when outlining expected outcomes.

See also: irritar, irritação, irritável, irritante.