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Comerá is a verb form used in Spanish and Portuguese. It is the third-person singular in the future tense of the verb comer, meaning “to eat.” The form indicates that the subject will perform the action of eating at some point in the future. The infinitive is comer, and the future tense is formed with the stem comer- plus the suffix -á for the third-person singular.

In usage terms, comerá corresponds to English “he will eat,” “she will eat,” or “you [formal] will eat,” depending on the subject. In Spanish the subject pronouns él, ella, or usted may be explicit or implied by context; in Portuguese, ele, ela, or você can serve as the subject. The accent on the final syllable signals stress and distinguishes it from other tenses that use the same verb root.

Examples:

- Spanish: Mañana comerá en casa.

- Portuguese: Ela comerá no restaurante amanhã.

Etymology and related forms: comerá derives from the infinitive comer, with the standard future suffix -á in both languages. Other forms of the same verb include comeré, comerás, comeremos, etc., used for different subjects and persons.