denomineremo

Denomineremo is an Italian verb form: it represents the first-person plural future tense (noi) of denominare, the verb meaning to name, designate, or give a name to something. As such, denomineremo is used to express an action that will take place in the future, specifically the act of naming or designating something or someone. Example: Domani denomineremo i vincitori, meaning Tomorrow we will name the winners.

Etymology and related forms: The verb denominare derives from Latin denominare, formed from de- plus nomen “name.” The Italian lexeme has produced several related nouns, such as denominazione (designation or naming) and denominatore (denominator in mathematics, though this last meaning is not directly connected to the act of naming). The form denomineremo shares the same origin and is part of the standard conjugation pattern for -are verbs in the future tense.

Usage notes: Denominare implies an official or deliberate act of naming or designating, often in formal, administrative, or technical contexts. In everyday speech, speakers might prefer synonyms such as nominare or chiamare depending on nuance; denomineremo carries a sense of planned or announced action by a group.

See also: denominazione; nominare; chiamare.