gouvernera

Gouvernera is the third-person singular form of the French verb gouverner in the future simple tense. It translates as "he/she/it will govern" and is used to describe future acts of governance or control by a subject.

In ordinary sentences, the subject can be a person or a collective entity: Le président gouvernera le pays demain. La nouvelle administration gouvernera les ressources publiques avec prudence. The form is identical for the third-person singular across different subjects in practice, and it is paired with subject pronouns such as il, elle, or on.

Origin and related forms: The verb gouverner comes from Old French gouverner, which in turn derives from Latin gubernare meaning to steer or govern. Other future forms of the same verb include je gouvernerai, tu gouverneras, il gouvernera, nous gouvernerons, vous gouvernerez, ils gouverneront. The present, imperfect, and other tenses have their own distinct conjugations.

Usage notes: As a verb form, gouvernera is not typically used as a standalone noun or geographical name. It primarily appears as part of sentences describing future governance. In linguistic or grammatical contexts, it serves as a clear example of French conjugation in the future tense.