instituires
Instituires is a verb form in the Portuguese language derived from the infinitive instituir, meaning to establish or to institute. It is used to express a hypothetical or future action by the second person singular in subordinate clauses. In many grammars it is described as a form of the subjunctive mood, commonly occurring in the future-subjunctive constructions found in Brazilian Portuguese and other dialects.
Etymology and morphology: The form comes from the Latin root institutu- and travels through Old Portuguese
Usage: Instituires appears in contexts such as when introducing a condition or possibility: quando tu instituires
Related forms and notes: The related verb is instituir, from which instituires is derived. Speakers and writers
See also: Portuguese grammar, subjunctive mood, future subjunctive, verb conjugation, institui- roots.