lasciarò

Lasciarò is a verb form encountered in the Italian language. It represents the first-person singular future indicative of lasciare in certain contexts, notably in archaic, regional, or poetic usage. In contemporary standard Italian, the more common and widely recommended form is lascerò, which corresponds to the modern future tense ending for -are verbs.

Formation and usage notes: The form lascio, lasci, lascia in the present tense contrasts with the future forms. While lascerò is the overwhelmingly preferred future for lasciare in formal and everyday writing, lascerò and similar -arò variants can appear in older literary works, in regional speech, or as a stylistic choice in poetry and songs to preserve meter, rhyme, or a historical ambiance. Because lascirà or other related forms are not standard in modern prose, readers are more likely to encounter lasciarò in quotations, translations of older texts, or lyric lines.

Examples: A poetic line might read Lasciarò il passato alle spalle, using the form lasciarò to achieve a particular cadence. In normal writing, the same idea would usually be expressed as Lascerò il passato alle spalle.

See also: lasciare (to leave), futuro semplice (simple future), Italian verb conjugation, archaic Italian, regional dialects.

Lasciarò thus functions primarily as a stylistic variant rather than as part of the standard contemporary Italian conjugation, offering historical or lyrical nuance when encountered.