Suggerirò

Suggerirò is the first-person singular form of the Italian verb suggerire in the futuro semplice, meaning "I will suggest." The verb suggerire belongs to the -ire group and is regular in the future tense: suggerirò, suggerirai, suggerirà, suggeriremo, suggerirete, suggeriranno.

Etymology: From Latin suggerere, from sub- "under" and gerere "to bear/bring," historically linked to the idea of guiding someone's thoughts by bringing an idea under consideration.

Usage: Suggerire denotes proposing or hinting something to someone, rather than giving a firm recommendation. It often implies offering an idea or indication rather than asserting it as a definite course of action. In practice, it can be used in both spoken and written Italian to present a possible option, solution, or hint. It can carry a slightly indirect or polite tone compared with consigliare (to advise). Examples: "Domani suggerirò una soluzione al problema." "Se preferisci, posso suggerire un libro da leggere." The future form is often used when the speaker intends to act in the future.

Related forms: The noun "suggerimento" (a hint or suggestion); the agent noun "suggeritore" (one who suggests).