Irritarão

Irritarão is a verb form in Portuguese, specifically the third-person plural of irritar in the futuro do indicativo (future tense). It corresponds to "they will irritate" or "you (plural) will irritate" depending on the subject context. The verb irritar is transitive and means to cause annoyance, anger, or discomfort in someone.

Etymology and usage notes: irritar comes from Latin irritare, meaning to provoke or excite. In Portuguese, irritar is a regular -ar verb, with the root irrit- and typical conjugation patterns for the present, past, and future tenses. The form irritarão is used with subjects such as eles, elas, or vocês. The verb can also appear in reflexive form as irritar-se, meaning to become irritated or to irritate oneself.

Conjugation context: besides irritarão, related future forms include irritarei (eu), irritarás (tu), irritará (ele/ela/você), irritaremos (nós), irritareis (vós), and irritarão (eles/elas/vocês). These endings reflect standard patterns for regular -ar verbs in the futuro do indicativo.

Examples: sentence examples illustrate typical use. Os ruídos incomodaram a reunião e, se persistirem, irritarão os participantes. Os mosquitos podem irritar a pele se não forem combatidos. Irritar-se pode ser reflexivo quando alguém se volta contra o desconforto causado por algo.

See also: irritação, irritável, irritante.