clarearei

clarearei is the first-person singular form of the Portuguese verb clarear in the simple future indicative. Clarear means to make something clear or to clarify, and it can also mean to brighten or lighten a color or brightness. Therefore, clarearei expresses the speaker’s intention to clarify or brighten in the future, depending on context.

The term is standard in both Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese as a regular -ar verb. The full simple future of clarear is: eu clarearei; tu clarearás; ele/ela clareará; nós clarearemos; vós clareareis; eles/elas clarearão. In speech or writing, clarearei can be used to discuss upcoming actions of explaining information,settling doubts, or improving the clarity of a situation.

Usage notes include its dual sense: in information contexts it often means to clarify or explain, while in material or visual contexts it may mean to lighten or brighten a physical object or scene. Context usually makes the intended sense clear.

Etymologically, clarear derives from the same semantic field as claro (clear, bright), linked to Latin roots associated with brightness and clearness. Related verbs include esclarecer (to clarify, especially in a formal or meticulous sense) and clarificar in some Romance languages.

See also: clarear, esclarecer, clarificar. Clarearei remains a standard option for expressing a definite future intention to clarify or brighten in Portuguese.