Reverrai

Reverrai is a French verb form that functions as the first-person singular in the futur simple tense of the verb revoir. Revoir means to see again or to review, so reverrai conveys that the speaker will see someone or something again, or will review something in the future. As a conjugated form, it appears in sentences rather than as an independent word with a separate dictionary entry.

Etymology and form: Reverrai is built from the prefix re- meaning again plus the verb voir (to see), integrated into the irregular verb revoir. The futur simple forms are je reverrai, tu reverras, il reverra, nous reverrons, vous reverrez, ils reverront. A common source of confusion is the similarly spelled rêverai, which is the futur simple of rêver (to dream) and carries a different meaning and spelling due to the circumflex over the first e.

Usage: Reverrai is used to express future actions involving seeing again or reviewing. Examples include literal senses such as meeting someone again or inspecting documents in the future, and figurative senses like reconsidering a decision after future information. For instance, “Demain, je reverrai mes anciens collègues” means “Tomorrow I will see my former colleagues again.” “Nous reverrons les résultats la semaine prochaine” means “We will review/see the results next week.”

See also: revoir, rêver, and the broader conjugation patterns of the French verb system. Reverrai itself is not a standalone lexical entry beyond its role as the first-person singular future form of revoir.