aumenterai

Aumenterai is a conjugated form of the Italian verb aumentare, used as the second-person singular in the future simple tense. In English, it corresponds to “you will increase.” The form appears in sentences describing a future increase in quantity, level, amount, price, or any measurable parameter.

Etymology and grammar: Aumentare comes from Latin augmentare, related to augere (“to grow, to increase”). In Italian, -are verbs form the future with endings such as -ò, -ai, -à, -eremo, -ete, -anno. Therefore, the full future conjugation is io aumenterò, tu aumenterai, lui/lei aumenterà, noi aumenteremo, voi aumenterete, loro aumenteranno. Aumenterai specifically corresponds to the tu form.

Usage: Aumenterai is used when addressing someone directly about a forthcoming increase. It can refer to economic figures, quantities, frequencies, or metaphorical increases (for example, confidence or support). The nuance is factual and forward-looking, without implying causation by the speaker unless stated.

Examples:

- Se la domanda resta alta, aumenterai i profitti. (If demand remains high, you will increase profits.)

- Preparerai un bilancio per mostrare quanto aumenterai le risorse. (You will prepare a budget to show how you will increase the resources.)

See also: aumentare, aumento, incremento, crescita. The term is primarily a grammatical form rather than a standalone lexical entry, and is understood within the broader verb conjugation of aumentare.