Terminarás

Terminaráás is a mis-spelling; the correct form is terminarás. It is the second person singular (tú) future indicative of the Spanish verb terminar, meaning you will finish or you will end. Used in statements about a future action or inevitable outcome, terminarás conveys a simple forecast about what will happen to the subject.

Morphology and usage

Terminárás is formed by adding the -ás ending to the infinitive terminar (terminar + ás). In standard Spanish, the subject pronoun tú is often implicit, so terminarás can stand alone in a sentence like “Terminarás pronto” or “Si sigues así, terminarás cansado.” The form asserts future action without expressing modality; it can describe plans, expectations, or predicted results.

Common constructions

Terminarás with other elements to express nuances. For example, terminarás por + infinitive, as in “terminarás por rendirte,” meaning you will end up surrendering or giving up. The verb can also appear in subordinate clauses to indicate eventuality, such as “Cuando termines de estudiar, llámame.” Related tenses used with the same verb include terminé (past), terminas (present), terminarás (future), and terminaría (conditional).

Etymology

Terminar derives from Latin terminare, meaning to limit or end, from terminus, end or boundary. The future tú form mirrors standard Spanish conjugation patterns for -ar verbs.

See also

terminar (to finish), terminación (ending), conjugation of Spanish -ar verbs.