enuncerà

Enuncerò is the first-person singular form of the Italian verb enunciare in the futuro semplice (simple future), meaning “I will enunciate.” It is used to indicate that the speaker will state, articulate, or express something clearly at a future time. Enunciare is a regular -are verb, so its future forms areio enuncerò, tu enuncerai, lui/lei enuncerà, noi enunceremo, voi enuncerete, loro enunceranno. The accent on the final syllable in enuncerò signals the standard stress pattern of Italian -erò forms.

Etymology: Enunciare derives from Latin enuntiare, from nuntius (messenger) with a prefix that conveys bringing something forth or making it known. The sense of “stating clearly” developed through its use in rhetoric and scholarly writing.

Usage: Enunciare emphasizes the explicit articulation or formulation of ideas, principles, or steps. It is common in formal, argumentative, or instructional contexts where precise wording and enumeration are important. It can also appear in written discourse to present a structured set of propositions or rules.

Nuances: Enunciare often implies careful wording and enumeration, whereas dichiarare (to declare) is broader and may emphasize assertion or admission rather than detailed articulation. Enuncerò, as a future form, anticipates a forthcoming act of articulation by the speaker.

Examples: Io enuncerò i criteri fondamentali nel mio intervento. Nel capitolo si enunciano le regole di sicurezza del progetto.