fabricarei

Fabricarei is the first-person singular form of the Portuguese verb fabricar in the futuro do presente (future tense). It translates to "I will manufacture" or "I will make" and is used to express a planned or intended action in the future.

Grammatical notes: Fabricar is a regular -ar verb. Its futuro do presente forms are built from the stem fabric- plus the standard endings: eu fabricarei, tu fabricarás, ele fabricará, nós fabricaremos, vós fabricareis, eles fabricarão. In speech and writing, regional variations may substitute pronouns (você, você fará) but the verb form remains consistent with the same tense.

Etymology: The verb fabricar derives from Latin fabricare (to make, fashion, construct), itself from fabrica (workshop, craft) and the root associated with making or building. The form fabricarei thus inherits this sense of future production or creation.

Usage examples: Eu fabricarei uma nova peça de metal. Se receberem a encomenda, eu fabricarei rapidamente. The form is typically found in formal or narrative contexts, customer communications, or any discourse where a speaker asserts a future manufacturing action.

Related terms: fabricar (to manufacture), fabricação (manufacturing or fabrication), fábrica (factory), fabricante (manufacturer).

See also: Other Portuguese future forms for -ar verbs, such as falar/vender, to compare patterns of conjugation and usage in different regional varieties.