Spazzarerò

Spazzarerò is the first-person singular future tense of the Italian verb spazzare. Spazzare means "to sweep" or "to sweep away." Therefore, spazzarerò translates to "I will sweep" or "I will sweep away." This verb conjugation is used when the speaker is referring to a future action they will personally perform involving sweeping.

The verb spazzare derives from the Latin word spatha, meaning "sword," which evolved to also refer to a broad, flat implement, like a broom. The act of sweeping is a common household chore and can also be used metaphorically to describe the clearing away of something, such as problems or obstacles.

For example, in a literal context, someone might say "Spazzarerò il pavimento domani" which means "I will sweep the floor tomorrow." Metaphorically, one could say "Spazzarerò via tutte le mie preoccupazioni" translating to "I will sweep away all my worries." The conjugation spazzarerò clearly indicates a future intention by the speaker to perform the action of sweeping.