juzgará

Juzgará is the third‑person singular form of the Spanish verb juzgar in the simple future tense. The verb juzgar means “to judge, to evaluate, to consider, to estimate.” In the simple future, juzgará is used to express an action that will take place in the future and is performed by an unspecified third party, usually a person or entity. For example, in the sentence “El tribunal juzgará el caso mañana,” juzgará indicates that the court will judge the case at a future time.

The simple future tense in Spanish is formed by adding the appropriate endings to the infinitive of the verb. For regular -ar verbs, the endings are –é, –ás, –á, –emos, –éis, –án. Thus, juzgar + -á produces juzgará for the third person singular. The form is used in neutral statements, plans, predictions, and in conditional clauses where the future action is certain or highly likely. It can appear in legal or formal contexts when describing judicial proceedings or in literature to depict a character’s forthcoming judgment.

Juzgará may also appear in idiomatic expressions or as part of a longer sentence where the subject is implied by context, such as “Ella juzgará la situación con objetividad.” The verb is generally not used with the particle “si” in conditional clauses; instead, the simple future is paired with the conditional tense (e.g., “Si el juez juzgará el asunto, habrá...”).

In summary, juzgará is a standard future tense form used to denote an act of judging that will occur in the future, commonly found in formal, legal, or narrative Spanish.