atteindrai

Atteindrai is a verb form in the French language. It is the first-person singular future tense of the verb atteindre, which means “to reach, to attain, to hit, to come close to” something. In French conjugation, atteindre is a regular -re verb of the second group, and its future simple forms follow the pattern of the infinitive stem plus the future endings. Thus atteindrai, atteindras, atteindra, atteindrons, atteindrez, atteindront.

This form expresses an action that the speaker expects to complete at some point ahead of the present. For example: “Je atteindrai la ligne d’arrivée avant la fin de la course” (I will reach the finish line before the end of the race). It is also used in idiomatic expressions such as “atteindre son objectif” (to achieve one’s goal).

In modern French, the simple future is often replaced by the periphrastic construction with aller + infinitive for actions occurring in the near future, but atteindrai remains common in written literature, formal contexts, and where the speaker wishes to convey certainty or linear progression.

Atteindre itself has notable derived nouns and adjectives, including atteignable (attainable) and atteignement (a rare form of attainment). The verb’s past participle is atteint, which pairs with avoir in compound tenses: “Il a atteint le sommet”. Or, in passive voice, the verb is rarely used due to its transitive nature, but could appear in contexts such as “Le but a été atteint” (The goal was reached). Overall, atteindrai remains a grammatically straightforward, yet semantically rich, expression of future completion in French.