mostrerò

Mostrerà is the third-person singular form of the Italian verb mostrare in the future simple (indicative) tense. It means “he/she/it will show” or “will demonstrate.” As a regular -are verb, mostrare follows the standard future endings: -ò, -rai, -rà, -remo, -rete, -ranno. Therefore forms include mostrerò, mostrerai, mostrerà, mostreremo, mostrerete, mostreranno.

Origin and usage context: mostrare comes from Latin monstrare, meaning to show or to reveal. In Italian, mostrerà is used to indicate a future action carried out by a subject, whether the subject is a person, a thing, or an organization. It can be used in literal senses (displaying a physical object) or figurative senses (demonstrating a point, presenting evidence, or illustrating a result).

Examples: La presentazione mostrerà i dati. (The presentation will show the data.) Il manuale mostrerà come configurare l’app. (The manual will show how to configure the app.)

Related forms: The verb’s present tense form is mostra, which means “he/she shows.” The past participle is mostrato, used with auxiliary avere (ho mostrato, hai mostrato, etc.) to form passato prossimo. The future tense of related verbs follows the same -are pattern, adapting the stem accordingly (e.g., mostrerò, mostrerai, mostrerà).

Notes: As a standard future form, mostrerà is common in formal, instructional, or informative contexts. It is important to distinguish it from the imperfect or other tenses by its ending and context.