Nomearei

Nomearei is the first-person singular form of the Portuguese verb nomear in the simple future tense. The verb nomear means to name, to designate, or to appoint, depending on the context. As a regular -ar verb, nomear follows the standard future conjugation pattern: eu nomearei, tu nomearás, ele nomeará, nós nomearemos, vós nomeareis, eles nomearão. The form nomearei is typically used with an understood subject (eu) or with the subject explicitly stated, as in eu nomearei alguém para o cargo.

Usage and meanings

The primary sense of nomearei in ordinary speech is “I will name” or “I will appoint.” It can refer to giving something a name, such as naming a project or a new entity, or to appointing a person to a position or role. In administrative, organizational, or formal writing, it often conveys a future act of designation or appointment. Example: Eu nomearei o responsável pela equipe amanhã. This translates as “I will appoint the person responsible for the team tomorrow.”

Linguistic notes

Nomearei is a regular future form for -ar verbs in Portuguese and is used in both Brazilian and European Portuguese. While normally used as a verb form, the string nomearei is unlikely to appear as a standalone noun in standard language, though it could be encountered as part of creative titles or quoted speech.

See also

Portuguese verb conjugation, nomear, future tense in Portuguese.