confortará

Confortará is a Spanish verb meaning "will comfort" or "will console." It is the future indicative, third-person singular form of the verb confortar. The verb confortar itself derives from the Latin word confortare, meaning "to strengthen" or "to make firm."

The action of comforting or consoling involves providing solace, relief, or support to someone who is experiencing distress, sadness, or hardship. This can be achieved through words, actions, or a general sense of presence. When one says "confortará," they are referring to a future event where someone or something will provide this type of support.

For example, a sentence like "El apoyo de su familia lo confortará" translates to "The support of his family will comfort him." This indicates that the family's backing is expected to alleviate his suffering or distress at some point in the future. The verb can be used in various contexts, from personal relationships to more abstract notions of reassurance. It implies an outcome of improved emotional well-being for the recipient.