introdurrò

Introdurrà is the third-person singular future tense form of the Italian verb introdurre, meaning “he/she/it will introduce.” It is used to describe a future action in which something or someone will be brought forward, presented, or incorporated.

Etymology and form: The verb introdurre derives from Latin introducere (to bring in, to lead in). In Italian, -urre verbs form the future with the stem ending in -r- after removing the final -re: for introdurre the stem becomes introdurr-, and the standard third-person singular ending is -à, yielding introdurrà. The form is accented on the last syllable. Other future forms of the same verb include introdurrò, introdurrai, introdurremo, introdurrete, and introdurranno.

Usage: Introdurrà typically denotes a future act of introducing something—a policy, concept, person, or object—and is common in formal writing, journalism, and educated speech. It can appear in hypothetical or reported contexts as well. Examples: Il relatore introdurrà nuove norme domani. (The speaker will introduce new rules tomorrow.) L’azienda introdurrà un nuovo sistema di gestione. (The company will introduce a new management system.)

See also: introdurre; Italian verb conjugation; -urre verbs.