Scriverai

Scriverai is the second person singular future tense form of the Italian verb scrivere, meaning “you will write.” It is used to describe a future action performed by the person being addressed and is a standard form in Italian grammar, appearing in both spoken and written language. For example: Domani scriverai una lettera, meaning “Tomorrow you will write a letter.”

Conjugation and form: Scrivere is an -ere verb. The future tense forms are scriverò, scriverai, scriverà, scriveremo, scriverete, scriveranno. The stem for the future is scriver-, and the endings attach as -ò, -ai, -à, -emo, -ete, -anno. Thus scriverai specifically corresponds to the second person singular.

Etymology: Scrivere derives from Latin scribere, a root shared with English words such as scribe and script. The Italian form scriverai is formed through regular development of the verb stem in the future tense, consistent with other -ere verbs in Italian.

Uses and notes: Scriverai is widely used in everyday language to talk about planned or expected writing actions. It can appear in commands, statements, or questions about future writing. In addition to its grammatical role, Scriverai may occasionally be encountered as a proper name or title in branding, publications, or creative projects, but outside of those contexts it remains primarily a verb form indicating future writing.