avvertiremo

Avvertiremo is the first-person plural futuro semplice form of the Italian verb avvertire, meaning “we will warn” or “we will inform.” It expresses a future action in which the speaker and others will alert or notify someone about a situation or danger. As a conjugated verb form, it carries the subject noi (we) implicitly.

Linguistic and etymological notes: avvertire derives from the prefix a- plus vertere, tracing back to the Latin advertere, “to turn toward” or “to notice.” In Italian, avvertire is a regular -ire verb in the futuro semplice, with the ending -emo attached to the stem, yielding avvertiremo for the first-person plural. The form itself cannot function as a noun; it is strictly a verb and is typically used inside a clause to designate a future warning activity.

Usage and context: avvertiremo is commonly used in contexts involving warnings, alerts, or advisories issued by authorities, organizations, or groups speaking on behalf of a collective. It can appear in formal communications, news reports, or public safety messages. Examples include coordinating emergency communications, public health advisories, or organizational briefings about potential risks.

Related terms: avvertimento (warning or alert), avviso (notice or warning), avvisare (to warn or inform). While avvertiremo covers the act of warning in the future, related forms and nouns address the warning itself or the act of informing, providing a semantic family around warning and notification in Italian.