irritarei

Irritarei is the first-person singular form of the Portuguese verb irritar in the future simple (futuro do presente). It expresses a future action meaning "I will irritate" or "I will annoy," indicating that the speaker intends to provoke irritation in someone or something.

Conjugation and usage notes: irritar is a regular -ar verb, so the future forms are: eu irritarei, tu irritarás, ele/ela irritará, nós irritaremos, vós irritareis, eles/elas irritarão. In many dialects of Brazilian Portuguese, the second-person singular form can sound archaic or be replaced by você irritará rather than tu irritarás; nevertheless, the tu form remains standard in some regions and texts.

Etymology: irritar originates from Latin irritare, meaning to provoke, irritate, or incite. The Portuguese verb retains that sense of causing irritation or discomfort in another.

Usage notes: Irritarei tends to appear in formal writing, literature, or contexts where the future action is underscored for emphasis. In everyday speech, speakers more often use periphrastic constructions like "vou irritar" to express the future intention in a more natural way.

Examples: Eu irritarei os vizinhos com o barulho se não redução do equipamento. Alternatively, mais comum em fala casual: "Eu vou irritar os vizinhos com esse barulho." See also: irritar, irritação, irritante.