Morirás

Morirás is a Spanish word that translates to "you will die" in English. It is the second-person singular future indicative form of the verb "morir," meaning "to die." The word carries a direct and definitive connotation, often used in contexts where the inevitability of death is being addressed.

In literature and dramatic works, "morirás" can be employed for emphasis, to convey a threat, or to express a tragic prophecy. Its usage can range from a simple statement of fact to a powerful, emotionally charged declaration. The word is also present in common Spanish phrases and expressions, though its literal translation remains consistent.

Beyond its literal meaning, "morirás" can sometimes be used hyperbolically in informal settings to express extreme dissatisfaction or a dire outcome for a minor transgression, though this is a less common and more colloquial usage. The primary and most widely understood meaning is the direct statement of future mortality.