esporremo

Es porremo is the first-person plural future indicative form of the Italian verb esporre, meaning “we will expose,” “we will set forth,” or “we will present.” It is a regular form in the sense that it follows the standard future pattern for -ere verbs that have a stem ending in -porre, with the stem esporr- taking the typical future endings: -ò, -rai, -rà, -remo, -rete, -ranno. The base verb esporre derives from Latin exponere, meaning to place before, expose, or present.

In usage, esporre is commonly employed in formal or written Italian to describe presenting information, arguments, or evidence. The form esporremo appears in contexts such as reports, speeches, or proposals where a group announces its intention to present findings or rationale. It is distinct from related verbs like porre (to place) and esporre (to expose or display, sometimes used in contexts similar to expose or present).

Examples of use:

- Nel prossimo rapporto esporremo i dati raccolti.

- Durante la conferenza esporremo le ragioni della decisione.

- Il comitato esporrà le misure proposte e le motivazioni.

Notes:

- Es porre is a separate verb with its own forms; esporre and porre share a semantic field related to placing, presenting, or exposing.

- The reflexive form esporsi exists but is distinct in meaning from esporre; esporremo remains non-reflexive and transitive.

Etymology traces esporre back to Latin exponere, with the Italian future forms reflecting the standard -ere verb paradigm and the doubling of the consonant in the stem before certain endings.