Nomearás

Nomearás is the second-person singular form of the Portuguese verb nomear in the futuro do presente do indicativo, meaning “you will name” or “you will appoint.” The verb nomear denotes giving a name to something or someone, or designating/appointing someone to a role or position. The form nomearás is used when the subject is the informal pronoun tu, which is standard in European Portuguese. In Brazilian Portuguese, the more common everyday pronoun is você, whose corresponding future form is nomeará; tu forms are retained in some regional or formal varieties.

Grammatical overview: nomear is a regular -ar verb. Futuro do presente conjugation for all persons is eu nomearei, tu nomearás, ele/ela nomeará, nós nomearemos, vós nomeareis, eles/elas nomearão. The spelling and stress reflect typical -ar verb patterns, with the second-person singular ending -ás.

Usage notes: nomearás is typically used to refer to a future action of naming or appointing by the subject “you.” It can appear in formal or literary registers, or in regions where the tu form is still common. In contexts with the pronoun você, the corresponding form is nomeará.

Examples: Tu nomearás o novo gerente assim que terminar a avaliação; A diretora disse que você nomeará os representantes na reunião. To express the same idea with the more widespread Brazilian pronoun, one would usually say você nomeará.

Etymology: nomear is derived from the Latin nominare, meaning to name or designate, itself related to nomen, name. The form nomearás inherits its spelling and accent from the regular pattern of Portuguese -ar verbs.