descriverò

Descriverò is the first-person singular form of the Italian verb descrivere in the futuro semplice, meaning “I will describe.” It is used to express an action that will take place in the future or to make a statement about describing something later.

Descrivere is a regular -ere verb. In the futuro semplice, the endings are -ò, -ai, -à, -emo, -ete, -anno. Therefore the full set is io descriverò, tu descriverai, lui/lei descriverà, noi descriveremo, voi descriverete, loro descriveranno. The spelling requires an accent on the final syllable, as in descriverò.

Usage examples illustrate its function in context. For instance: “Descriverò l’accaduto nel rapporto,” meaning “I will describe what happened in the report.” Another example: “Domani descriverò come è successo,” meaning “Tomorrow I will describe how it happened.” In both cases, the verb governs a direct object, such as i dettagli or l’accaduto.

Etymology and related forms: descrivere derives from Latin describere (to describe), formed from dis- (apart) and scribere (to write). The common past participle is descritto, as in “Ho descritto i dettagli.” The form descriverò is transitive and typically governs a direct object, though it can be used with subordinate clauses to outline what will be described.

See also: descrivere, the full conjugation of -ere verbs in the futuro semplice, and related Italian verb forms and usage notes.