morirán

Morirán is the third-person plural form of the Spanish verb morir in the future simple tense, meaning they will die, or you all will die in contexts where ustedes is the subject. It is used to indicate a future event of death involving multiple subjects.

Conjugation and use: In the future tense the verb morir is regular in its endings. The full conjugation is: yo moriré, tú morirás, él/ella/Ud morirá, nosotros moriremos, vosotros morreréis, ellos/ellas/Uds morirán. The form morirán specifically corresponds to they will die or you all will die, depending on the subject.

Etymology and linguistic context: Morir comes from the verb morī, in Latin, meaning to die. The modern Spanish infinitive morir preserves this origin, and the future morŗrán (morirán) attaches standard Latin-derived future endings to the stem mor-. As with many Spanish verbs, the meaning remains straightforward: a future act of dying rather than a present condition.

Usage considerations: Morirán is used in factual statements, narratives, forecasts, and warnings about future death. It can appear in news reporting, literature, or everyday speech. In hypothetical or conditional constructions, related forms such as si mueren or si morarán do not apply; instead, one would use appropriate tenses or moods (por ejemplo, si no reciben ayuda, podrían morir). The form does not convey athema or obligation by itself; context determines the subject and modality.

See also: Morir, Morirse.