gérerai

Gèrerai is the first-person singular future tense form of the French verb gérer, meaning “I will manage” or “I will handle.” It is used to express a planned action in the future in which the speaker intends to oversee, administer, or coordinate resources, tasks, or situations.

Etymology and orthography: Gérer comes from Old French gerer, which in turn derives from Latin gerere “to bear, carry.” In modern French, the verb is an -er verb with a stem modification to preserve the soft pronunciation of g before the vowels that follow. The standard written form for the first-person singular future is gèrerai (je gèrerai), though variations without diacritics may appear in informal contexts or input methods that omit accents.

Usage notes: Gérer is common in business, administration, and everyday life. Gèrerai is used to state intent or commitment in the near future. It can appear in direct statements, hypothetical clauses, or plans.

Examples:

- Demain, je gèrerai le budget de l’entreprise.

- Si j’obtiens ce poste, je gèrerai l’équipe avec prudence.

Related forms: infinitive gérer; present tense forms such as je gère, nous gérons; past participle géré; present participle gérant. The term gèrerai is specifically a conjugated, tense-marked form rather than a standalone lexical item.