juraremos

Juraremos is the first-person plural form of the Spanish verb jurar in the futuro simple (future tense). It means “we will swear” or “we shall swear” and is used to express a forthcoming action of taking an oath or making a solemn pledge. The term appears in legal, political, ceremonial, and literary contexts.

Grammar and conjugation: Jurar is a regular verb of the -ar type. In the future tense, its endings are -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án. The full form for the main subject is: yo jura-ré, tú jurarás, él jurará, nosotros juraremos, vosotros juraréis, ellos jurarán. The standard first-person plural example is: Nosotros juraremos cumplir la ley. The form juraremos is distinct from juramos (present) and juráramos or jurásemos (imperfect subjunctive).

Usage and notes: Juraremos is commonly used in statements about future commitments or oaths, such as a pledge of fidelity, loyalty, or compliance. It can appear in official declarations, courtroom proceedings, or ceremonial speeches, as well as in literary or media narratives describing vows or promises. The verb shares its core meaning with other forms of jurar, all referring to swearing an oath or making a solemn promise, with nuances determined by tense and mood. Etymologically, jurar derives from Latin iurare, related to ius (law) and jur- (swearing).