Prosperaré

Prosperaré is the first-person singular future indicative form of the Spanish verb prosperar, meaning to become prosperous or to thrive. It is used to express a future state in which the speaker expects to prosper or to succeed.

Etymology: The verb prosperar derives from Latin prosperare, from prosperus meaning fortunate or favorable. In Spanish, future tense forms are regular for -ar verbs; prosperaré adds the ending -é to the stem prosper-, with an accent on the final vowel to indicate stress on the last syllable.

Grammatical notes: As a finite verb form, prosperaré agrees with the subject yo. It can convey intention, prediction, or personal resolve. The negative form is no prosperaré. The form coexists with other tenses such as present prospero, imperfect prosperaba, or conditional prosperaría. The conjugation pattern is typical of regular -ar verbs: prosperaré, prosperarás, prosperará, prosperaremos, prosperaréis, prosperarán.

Usage examples: Trabajaré de forma constante y, con el tiempo, prosperaré. Con esta inversión, prosperaré en mi empresa. Espero prosperar en el próximo año.

See also: prosperar; Spanish verb conjugation; future tense in Spanish.