Trahirerez

Trahirerez is the second-person plural future tense form of the French verb trahir, meaning “you will betray.” It is used in standard French when addressing multiple people (or a formal you) in statements about future actions. Example: Vous trahirerez vos promesses.

In linguistic discussions or creative writing, trahirerez is sometimes treated as a coined term or title rather than merely a grammatical form. Authors and translators may use the word to evoke themes of trust, betrayal, and prophecy, or to name a fictional organization, project, or concept within a narrative. When used in this way, its meaning is determined by context rather than by a strict dictionary sense.

Etymology and morphology: The form comes from the infinitive trahir plus the regular future ending -erez for the “vous” form. As a regular -er verb, its other future forms align with the standard pattern: je trahirai, tu trahiras, il trahira, nous trahirons, vous trahirerez, ils trahiront.

Usage notes: In everyday French, trahirerez is encountered primarily as a grammatical form and is normally translated as “you will betray.” When encountered in fiction or analytical writing as a coined term, it may carry additional symbolic meanings tied to betrayal, loyalty, or prophecy, depending on the surrounding narrative.