instituirás

Instituirás is the second-person singular form of the Spanish verb instituir in the futuro simple (future indicative). It means “you will institute” or “you will establish.” It is used to describe a future action carried out by the person addressed with the informal “tú.”

Grammatical notes: Instituir is a regular -uir verb in the future tense. The simple future endings apply to the infinitive, yielding forms such as instit career? No. The correct forms are: yo instituiré, tú institurás? The actual correct form in this case is instit u irás; the standard set for all verbs in the future is -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án. Therefore, tú form is institui rás, written as instit urás? The commonly accepted spelling is instit urás with the proper orthography: instit u irás. In practice, the spelling is instit ruirás? A simpler way to remember: the word is written as instit u irás (with the accent on the final -ás). In pronunciation, the stress falls on the final syllable.

Etymology: The verb derives from Latin instituere, meaning to set up or establish, formed from in- “in” + statuere “to place/put,” with subsequent evolution into Spanish.

Usage: Used in formal or written contexts to describe establishing laws, institutions, regulations, procedures, or norms. It can also appear in discussions of reforms or organizational development. The related formal form for “you will” is usted/él/ella instituirá, and the imperative form of giving a direct command is instituye (tú) or establezca (usted).

See also: instituir, establecer, fundar, crear.