interverrà

Interverrò is the first person singular future indicative form of the Italian verb intervenire, meaning to intervene or to come in to help or influence a situation. It expresses the speaker’s intention to take action in the future, to step in when necessary, or to participate in resolving a matter.

Etymology and forms: The verb intervenire derives from Latin intervenire, from inter- “between” and venire “to come.” In Italian, the future semplice is formed with the stem interverr- plus the standard endings: io interverrò, tu interverrai, lui interverrà, noi interverremo, voi interverrete, loro interverranno. The form interverrò is stressed on the final syllable.

Usage notes: Interverrò is used in both formal and informal contexts to indicate future action by the speaker. It can apply in politics, law, medicine, work, or everyday life when someone decides to intervene to prevent, contain, or resolve a situation. It is common in clauses such as “Interverrò se la situazione lo richiederà” or “Interverrò subito se necessario.”

Related terms: The noun intervento means intervention, often referring to the act or event of intervening. The verb intervenire has broader senses, including coming between parties, contributing to a discussion, or occurring within broader events. The form interverrò is one specific conjugation used to convey future commitment by the speaker.