Percevrai

Percevrai is the first-person singular form of the French verb percevoir in the future simple tense. In normal sentences it is written as je percevrai, while the single-word form percevrai appears in lexical tables or reference lists to denote that future tense form.

Origin and related forms: Percevoir comes from Latin percipere, meaning to seize through or to take in. It belongs to a group of verbs derived from the cevoir family, closely related to voir (to see) and recevoir (to receive). Percevoir covers a range of senses, including to perceive with the senses, to become aware of something, and to receive (for example, income or payments).

Usage notes: The future form je percevrai communicates a future act of perceiving or becoming aware. In everyday speech, the more common way to express a simple sense of seeing is je verrai (I will see). Percevoir is often preferred in contexts involving perception beyond sight, or in financial or abstract senses such as receiving wages or benefits. The form percevrai, as a dictionary-lemma representation of the same future tense, appears mainly in reference materials rather than in everyday prose.