creerà

Creerà is an Italian verb form meaning “he will create” or “she will create,” and it is the third person singular of the futuro semplice (future simple) tense of the verb creare (to create). The form can also appear with the formal pronoun Lei, as in Lei creerà, to mean “you will create” in formal address, though the subject is typically inferred from context.

Origin and formation: Creare derives from Latin creare, meaning to create or to produce. In Italian, the future simple for -are verbs is formed with the stem creer- followed by the standard endings for the persons. The third person singular ending is -à, yielding creerà. The accent on the final a marks the stress on the last syllable: cre-e-rà. Other future forms of creare include creerò, creerai, creeremo, creerete, creeranno.

Conjugation and examples: The full future simple forms are creerò, creerai, creerà, creeremo, creerete, creeranno. Examples: Domani creerà un nuovo progetto. L’azienda creerà opportunità nel mercato. In Italian discourse, creerà is used to describe planned or predicted creation or generation of something, ranging from tangible products to ideas or solutions. The verb is common in formal or written registers and in contexts such as business, technology, art, and science.

Usage notes: Creare and its future creerà convey intentionality or expectation regarding future creation. The word is transitive and takes a direct object (creare qualcosa). Related terms include creare (to create), creazione (creation), creativo/creativa (creative), and creatore/creatrice (creator). The participle form is creato, and the gerund is creando.

See also: creare, creazione, creativo, creatore.