laissera

Laissera is the third-person singular form of the French verb laisser in the futur simple tense. In English, it corresponds to “he/she/it will leave” or “he/she/it will let/allow,” depending on context. The verb laisser generally means to permit, to allow, or to leave something behind, and its futur simple form laissera is used to express future actions related to those meanings.

Etymology and grammar notes: Laisser is a regular -er verb in the first conjugation. The future tense is formed with the stem laisser- plus the standard endings: -ai, -as, -a, -ons, -ez, -ont. Therefore, laissera is used for il/elle/on in the future. Other forms include je laisserai, tu laisseras, nous laisserons, vous laisserez,-ils/elles laisseront.

Usage: Laissera can indicate that someone will allow another person to do something, for example, “Il la laissera partir” (He will let him go) or “Elle la laissera parler” (She will let her speak). It can also mean that someone will leave something behind in a physical sense, as in “Il la laissera sur la table” (He will leave it on the table). The precise meaning is determined by the object and the infinitive that follow.

See also: Laisser, laisser-faire. Notes: Laissera is a grammatical form, not a standalone word with a separate meaning, and its sense depends on context and accompanying words.