conferirem

Conferirem is a verb form in Portuguese. It represents the third-person plural form of the verb conferir in the future subjunctive mood, used in subordinate clauses to express actions that will occur under a condition in the future. For example: quando eles conferirem os dados, poderemos decidir.

Conferir is a transitive verb with several related senses, including to verify or check for accuracy, to compare (conferir com), and to grant or confer honors or titles (conferir uma honraria). The future subjunctive form conferirem belongs to the regular conjugation pattern of -ir verbs in this mood: eu conferir, tu conferires, ele conferir, nós conferirmos, vós conferirdes, eles conferirem.

In usage, conferirem appears in formal or written Portuguese, often after conjunctions such as quando, se, caso, or assim que, to introduce a future conditional clause. It is common in Brazilian Portuguese and also understood in European Portuguese, though in everyday speech speakers may favor alternative phrasing in some contexts.

Etymologically, conferirem derives from conferir, which comes from Latin conferre, meaning to bring together, compare, or grant. The form is a direct reflex of standard Portuguese verb inflection and reflects the language’s system of mood and tense rather than a separate lexical entry.