amarás

Amarás is the second-person singular future indicative form of the Spanish verb amar, meaning "you will love." It is used with the subject tú and denotes a future action or state in which the listener is expected to love something or someone.

Formation and pronunciation: The infinitive amar is an -ar verb. In the simple future, Spanish uses the endings -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án. Therefore, amar + ás yields amarás. The accent on -ás marks the stress on the last syllable, as is typical for these endings.

Etymology and usage: Amar derives from Latin amare. The Spanish future endings trace back to Latin forms and were integrated regularly into modern Spanish. Amarás is a standard, regular conjugation form and does not imply conditional nuance; it expresses a definite action that will occur in the future. In discourse, it can appear in statements of intention, prediction, instruction, or poetry and religious or romantic diction.

Examples:

- Mañana amarás a tu familia un poco más.

- Tú amarás a la vida si le das valor y tiempo.

See also: amar, Spanish verb conjugation, future indicative.