inscrirez

Inscrirez is not a standard entry in French dictionaries. In most contexts where it appears, it is a misspelling or typographical variant of the correct future-tense form inscrirez, which is the second-person plural form of the verb inscrire (to inscribe or to enroll). The word inscribez, present tense, is a common confusion point, but its meaning and usage differ from the future form.

The correct verb family includes inscrire (to inscribe or enroll) and reflexive s’inscrire (to enroll oneself). The future tense for vous is inscrit- plus the ending -rez, producing inscrirez in non-reflexive use and vous vous inscrirez when the action is reflexive (you will enroll yourself). For example: Demain, vous inscrirez votre nom sur la liste. Pour vous inscrire, vous vous inscrirez en ligne. These constructions illustrate the standard spelling and verb-conjugation pattern.

Etymology and usage notes: inscrire derives from the Latin inscribere (in- “in” + scribere “to write”). The verb covers senses from physically inscribing something onto a surface to enrolling or registering someone or something in a system or list. In contexts involving a direct object (inscrire un nom, inscrire un candidat), the meaning is closer to enrolling or listing. In reflexive use (s’inscrire), the sense is enrolling oneself in a program, course, or event.

In summary, inscrirez is typically a mistaken form; the correct future-tense spelling for the second-person plural is inscrirez. The term is encountered mainly in discussions of French conjugation and common orthographic errors, rather than as an independent lexical entry. See also inscrire, s’inscrire, and inscription for related concepts.