descerei

Descerei is a form of the Portuguese verb descer. It is the first-person singular future indicative form, meaning "I will descend." It functions to express a future action of moving downward, such as descending stairs or a slope, when the subject is the speaker.

Etymology and grammar: Descer comes from Latin descendere, from de- “down” and scendere “to climb.” In Portuguese, the future simple conjugation for the first-person singular ends with -ei, yielding descerei. Related forms include desço (present), descia (imperfect), and desci (preterite). As a verb form, descerei is primarily a grammatical construction rather than a standalone lexical item.

Usage notes: In everyday Portuguese, the future action is frequently expressed with periphrastic forms such as vou descer or vou descer as escadas, making descerei relatively uncommon in casual speech. The form is nevertheless correct and may appear in written prose, formal contexts, or quoted speech.

Possible proper-noun usage: Outside of grammar, descerei may appear as a title or name in fictional or artistic contexts. When used in this way, the word does not retain the direct verb meaning and its interpretation depends on the source, not on standard verb conjugation rules.

See also: Portuguese grammar, Portuguese verbs, descer, verb conjugation.