muoverà

Muoverà is the third person singular form of the Italian verb muovere in the futuro semplice. It translates to "he/she/it will move" in English. Muovere means to cause to move, to shift, or to mobilize; it can describe physical movement as well as figurative actions such as influencing events.

Conjugation and form. In the futuro semplice, the endings -ò, -ai, -à, -emo, -ete, -anno attach to the stem muover-, producing: io muoverò, tu muoverai, lui/lei muoverà, noi muoveremo, voi muoverete, loro muoveranno. The stress falls on the final syllable of each form, as indicated by the accent in muoverà. The verb shares its muov- stem with other tenses, including the present tense forms muovo, muovi, muove, and the past participle mosso.

Etymology and related forms. Muovere derives from Latin movēre, with the Italian stem evolving to muov- in modern usage. The past participle is mosso, and the reflexive form muoversi exists with its own conjugation (e.g., mi muovo, ti muovi).

Usage considerations. Muoverà is used when describing a future action by a third-person subject. It can be literal, as in moving a physical object, or figurative, as in moving or influencing a situation. It appears in narrative, descriptive prose, and everyday speech, particularly in contexts projecting future movement or change.

Examples. Domani l’auto muoverà lentamente verso nord. Se la situazione resta invariata, egli muoverà la discussione verso nuove proposte. These illustrate literal and figurative uses of muoverà in the future tense.