moriremos

Moriremos is the Spanish verb form morir in the first-person plural of the simple future tense, meaning "we will die." It is used to describe an action that will happen to the speaker and others, or to speak about death as an eventual or inevitable event. The verb morir comes from Latin morī, and moriremos is formed by the infinitive morir plus the standard future ending for the nosotros form in Spanish.

In practical use, moriremos often carries a grave, existential, or dramatic tone. It can appear in everyday speech, as well as in literature, film, and music, when addressing mortality, fate, or collective vulnerability. The subject pronoun nosotros is commonly implied and may be omitted.

As a grammatical item, moriremos is one of the conjugations of morir. It contrasts with other forms such as muere (he/she dies) or morirá (he/she will die). In Portuguese, the equivalent future form is morreremos, which is spelled differently.

Moriremos may also appear as a quoted phrase or as part of a title in Spanish-language media, where it is used to convey stakes, warnings, or existential themes. Its use as a title or refrain depends on the creator and the surrounding context.