elegirá

elegiré is the first person singular form of the Spanish verb elegir in the futuro simple (future tense). It translates to “I will choose” or “I shall choose.” The verb elegir means to choose, select, or elect, depending on context.

Etymology and sense: elegir comes from Latin eligere, from ex- “out” + legere “to pick, to read.” In Spanish, it retains the core sense of selecting one option or candidate from a set.

Conjugation notes: In the futuro simple, elegir behaves like a regular -ir verb, with the endings added to the infinitive elegir-. The standard forms are: yo elegiré, tú elegirás, él/ella/Ud. elegirá, nosotros/as elegiremos, vosotros/as elegiréis, ellos/as/Uds. elegirán. The accent marks indicate the stressed syllable on the final vowel of each form. In contrast, the present tense of this verb is irregular in the yo form (yo elijo) and shows stem changes in other forms (eliges, elige, elegimos, elegís, eligen).

Usage: elegiré is used to discuss future decisions or actions involving choosing something, such as options, candidates, or paths. It can appear in statements of intent, plans, or hypotheticals: “Mañana elegiré entre las dos propuestas.” In voting or selection contexts, other related forms are common: elegir, esco-ger, o seleccionar.

See also: elegir (to choose) and escoger (to choose, to pick), elect, and elección (election).