aclararé

Aclararé is the first-person singular form of the Spanish verb aclarar in the simple future tense. It translates to “I will clarify” and is used to express an intention to explain or make something clear in the future. The verb aclarar means to clarify, to make clear, or to remove doubt about a matter.

Etymology and origin: Aclarar comes from the verb clarar, linked to the Latin clarāre and related to claro (clear). The prefix a- is part of the formation, and aclarar has developed standard Spanish conjugation patterns for regular -ar verbs.

Grammatical notes: As a regular -ar verb, its principal conjugation in the present tense follows the standard -ar pattern, and its other tenses include aclaré (preterite, I clarified), aclaraba (imperfect, I was clarifying), and aclararé (future, I will clarify). The gerund is aclarando, and the past participle is aclarado. The form aclararé is stressed on the final syllable, indicating the future tense.

Usage examples: Aclararé los puntos en la próxima reunión. Aclararé cualquier malentendido que haya surgido. Aclarar conceptos básicos ayuda a evitar confusiones.

See also: aclarar, aclaración, claro.

This entry provides a concise overview of aclararé as a grammatical form and its role in Spanish language usage.