Mojarán

Mojarán is the third-person plural form of the Spanish verb mojar in the simple future tense, meaning "they will wet." It is used to indicate an action that will occur in the future in which the subject will wet something.

Conjugation: Mojar is a regular -ar verb. In the simple future, the endings -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án are added to the infinitive mojar. The full paradigm is: yo mojaré, tú mojarás, él/ella/usted mojará, nosotros mojaremos, vosotros mojaréis, ellos/ellas/ustedes mojarán. The form mojarán corresponds to the third-person plural.

Usage: The future form mojarán is used to state a definite future event or outcome. For example: "Ellos mojarán la ropa si salen sin paraguas" or "Los aspersores mojarán el césped mañana." In everyday speech, Spanish speakers may also express future meaning with ir a + infinitive (van a mojar), but mojarán remains standard for conveying a straightforward future action.

Notes: Mojarán is a regular form and does not involve a stem change. In written Spanish, it is a verb form, not a noun; capitalized forms would only occur if starting a sentence or used as part of a title.

See also: Spanish verbs, Conjugation of mojar, Spanish future tense.