celebrará

Celebrará is a verb form used in both Spanish and Portuguese to indicate a future action. In both languages, it corresponds to the third-person singular form of celebrar, meaning “to celebrate.” As such, celebrará translates to “he will celebrate,” “she will celebrate,” or “you (formal) will celebrate” depending on the language and context.

Etymology and form. The term derives from the verb celebrar, which comes from Latin celebrare, meaning to celebrate or honor. Celebrar is a regular -ar verb in both languages, and celebrará is its futuro simple form in the third person singular. In Spanish, the accent marks the stress on the final syllable (celebrá-ra); in Portuguese, the form also carries the acute accent and is pronounced with the stress on the last syllable.

Grammar and usage. Celebrará is used to describe a future event or intention attributed to a singular third person. In Spanish, it is common in statements about plans, schedules, or predictions: “La ciudad celebrará la victoria.” In Portuguese, it functions similarly: “Ele celebrará o aniversário amanhã.” The form is not a noun and should be distinguished from other tenses of celebrar, such as celebraba (imperfect) or celebró (preterite).

Examples. Spanish: “Mañana celebrará su cumpleaños.” Portuguese: “Ele celebrará o casamento deles no próximo mês.” These constructions illustrate the standard use of celebrará to denote a future act of celebration by a single subject.