dormirai

Dormirai is primarily recognized as an Italian verb form meaning “you will sleep.” It is the second person singular future indicative form of the verb dormire, which means to sleep, and it is used in ordinary speech to describe a future action related to sleeping.

Etymology and usage: The form comes from the infinitive dormire and the standard future endings for -ire verbs. In practice, dormirai is attached to the stem associated with dormire to express a future event. For example, Tu dormirai presto stanotte means “You will sleep early tonight.”

In broader context, dormirai is a ordinary grammatical form rather than a standalone lexical item. Outside of Italian grammar, the sequence of letters can appear as a proper noun or title in creative works, but such uses are rare and not standardized. When encountered in non-grammatical contexts, dormirai typically signals a reference to Italian language, sleep, or poetic imagery rather than conveying a fixed, independent concept.

See also: dormire, dormito, dormitorio. These related terms cover the verb’s base meaning, its past participle form, and a common noun for a sleeping space, respectively.