iscriverà

Iscriverò is the first-person singular future indicative form of the Italian verb iscrivere. The verb means to inscribe, enroll, or register someone or something, and can also be used reflexively as iscriversi to mean “to enroll oneself.” It is commonly used in contexts such as signing up for courses, registering for events, or placing a name in a list or registry.

Etymology and meaning: iscrivere derives from the Latin inscribere, formed with the prefix in- and the root scribere (to write). In Italian, the prefix assimilates before the s of the stem, yielding iscrivere. The sense has shifted from the literal act of writing a name to the broader concept of enrolling or registering in an official or formal sense. The noun corresponding to the action is iscrizione (enrollment or registration), while iscritto can mean “enrolled” or “registered.”

Usage and grammar: as a regular -ere verb, the conjugation follows the standard pattern for future tense: io iscriverò, tu iscriverai, lui/lei iscriverà, noi iscriveremo, voi iscriverete, loro iscriveranno. The verb is often used with a direct object, for example, iscrivere qualcuno in a club or corso. It can also appear in reflexive form: Mi iscriverò al corso di cucina. This distinguishes it from scrivere, which means “to write” rather than “to enroll.”

See also: iscrizione (enrollment/registration), iscriversi (to enroll oneself), inscribere (historical/Latin root; not used in modern Italian).