contemplabuntur
Contemplabuntur is a Latin verb form used in classical and later Latin. It is the third-person plural future indicative passive form of contemplari, a deponent verb meaning “to contemplate” or “to consider.” Because contemplari is deponent, its passive morphology carries an active meaning in translation; contemplabuntur is normally rendered as “they will contemplate” rather than “they will be contemplated.” The verb belongs to the 1st conjugation in its deponent paradigm; its standard principal parts are contemplor, contemplari, contemplatus sum, and its future forms include contemplabor, contemplaberis, contemplabitur, contemplabimur, contemplabimini, contemplabuntur.
Usage: In Latin texts, contemplabuntur appears in contexts where a plural subject contemplates an object, idea,
Example: Milites rem contemplabuntur. Translation: They will contemplate the thing. Note that, in other contexts, the