Ruirás

Ruirás is the second-person singular simple future form of the Portuguese verb ruir, meaning to crumble, to collapse, or to fall apart. The form is used when addressing someone in the future tense. Ruptures can be literal, describing physical structures that will deteriorate, or figurative, referring to plans, reputations, or relationships that will deteriorate over time.

Ruir is a verb of Latin origin, derived from ruere, meaning to rush or collapse. It is considered irregular among the Portuguese -ir verbs, with a limited set of inflected forms that do not always follow the regular -ir pattern.

Usage of ruir encompasses both everyday and literary contexts. It appears in discussions of imminent failure, degradation, or breakdown, and can be applied to concrete phenomena such as a building that will crumble, as well as abstract processes like a strategy that will fall apart under pressure.

See also: ruir (verb), Portuguese verb conjugation, Latin etymology of Portuguese verbs.