Moulerai

Moulerai is the first-person singular future simple form of the French verb mouler, meaning I will mold or I will shape in a mold. As a verb form, moulerai is a member of the conjugation of mouler rather than a standalone noun or term.

Conjugation and form: moulerai follows the regular -er verb endings for the futur simple. The full modern paradigm for the subject pronouns is: je moulerai, tu mouleras, il moulera, nous moulerons, vous moulererez, ils mouleront. This pattern applies to other verbs in the same family, making moulerai predictable for learners familiar with French conjugation.

Usage: The form moulerai denotes a future action in which the speaker intends to shape or cast a material by means of a mold. It is used in technical settings such as sculpture, pottery, and metalworking, as well as in figurative or planned actions. It can appear in narrative or instructional contexts to express a forthcoming molding task.

Examples: Demain, je moulerai une pièce en argile. Si le moule est prêt, nous moulerons les composants demain. In spoken French, speakers may prefer near-future constructions like aller + infinitive (je vais mouler), but moulerai remains correct in formal or written contexts.

Etymology and relation: Mouler means to shape a material by forming it in a mold, and moulerai is the standard futur simple form derived from it. The form illustrates regular -er verb conjugation in the future tense.

See also: mouler, French verbs, futur simple.