Soffrirai

Soffrirai is the second-person singular future tense form of the Italian verb soffrire, meaning "you will suffer." It is a grammatical inflection used to indicate that the person addressed will experience suffering or hardship in the future. As a single conjugated form, soffrirai is not a standalone verb; it functions as a specific tense form of soffrire in sentences where the subject is you.

Etymology and conjugation notes: soffrire originates from Latin subire, meaning to undergo or bear. In Italian, soffrire belongs to the group of -ire verbs, and the second-person singular future ending is -rai, yielding soffrirai. Other related forms include soffro (I suffer), soffri (you suffer), soffriremo (we will suffer), soffriranno (they will suffer). The root soffr- remains consistent across these forms.

Usage: Soffrirai is used in ordinary speech and writing to discuss future events or consequences involving the addressed person. For example: "Se continuerai così, soffrirai le conseguenze." Such sentences convey prediction, warning, or inevitability of future hardship. It can appear in fiction, rhetoric, or instructional contexts where future outcomes are described.

See also: soffrire (to suffer); Italian verb conjugation; future semplice. While similar meanings exist in other languages, each language uses its own spelling and endings for the corresponding future form. Soffrirai specifically reflects Italian infinitive soffrire and its second-person singular future.