custodirò

Custodirà is the third-person singular form of the Italian verb custodire in the futuro semplice (future simple). It means that someone will guard, keep, protect, or preserve something in the future. The sense can be literal, as in safeguarding physical objects, or metaphorical, such as preserving a tradition or protecting confidential information. In everyday language it can also appear in formal or legal contexts where duties of protection or custody are described.

Etymology and related forms: custodire derives from Latin custodire, linked to custōs “guard” and custōdia “custody.” The noun custodia and related terms such as custode (guardian) share the same root. Custodirà, as a finite form, is used with a subject in the third person singular: he/she/it will guard or you will guard in formal address (Lei custodirà).

Conjugation notes: Custodirà is a regular -ire verb in the futuro semplice. The full paradigm in the same tense is: io custodirò, tu custodirai, lui/lei custodirà, noi custoderemo, voi custodirete, loro custodiranno. The form custodirà specifically marks the future action by a single subject.

Usage tips: Use custodirà when stating a future commitment to guarding or preserving something. It commonly appears in narrative descriptions, instructions, contracts, or policies that specify future protective duties. It can also convey responsibility for keeping assets, information, or even intangible values secure.

See also: custodia, custode, custodian, custodire.