cueillerez

Cueillerez is a French verb form, not a standalone noun. It is the second-person plural (or formal singular) in the future simple of the verb cueillir, meaning “to pick” or “to gather.” Consequently, cueillerez translates to “you will pick” or “you all will pick.”

Etymology and formation: Cueillir derives from Old French cueillir, itself from late Latin colligere “to gather.” In the French future simple, the stem cueiller- takes the standard -ai, -as, -a, -ons, -ez, -ont endings. Thus the second-person plural form is cueillerez. The spelling preserves the internal i and the double l before the ending, reflecting the verb’s root alterations in other tenses.

Usage: The form is common in both spoken and written French when addressing multiple people or a polite singular. Example: Vous cueillerez les pommes demain. The form appears in instructions, narratives, and descriptions involving gathering fruit, flowers, or information, and can be found in agricultural, culinary, or travel contexts.

Notes: The root verb cueillir is irregular in the present tense (je cueille, tu cueilles, il cueille), but its future simple forms, including cueillerez, follow a regular pattern for the cueiller- stem. Related verbs include recueilir and recueillir, which share semantic fields of gathering or collecting.