nomeará

Nomeará is a verb form in Portuguese. It is the third-person singular future indicative of the verb nomear, meaning to name, appoint, or designate someone or something. The form indicates that a person will perform the action of naming or appointing in the future. It can be used in both Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese, with the same basic meaning.

Etymology and grammar: The verb nomear derives from Latin nominare, from nomen meaning name. In Portuguese, the future indicative forms are built on the stem nome-, combined with personal endings. Nomear is used for official or formal contexts when referring to appointing individuals to positions, designating authorities, or naming something (for example, committees, ships, or projects). The noun corresponding to the action is nomeação (nomination or appointment).

Usage and nuance: Nomear often conveys an official or formal act of designation, typically by an authority or institution. It can also be used in everyday language to mean simply to name someone or something. In some contexts, designar and indicar are closely related verbs, but they carry slightly different nuances: nomear emphasizes formal appointment, while designar may be broader and sometimes temporary.

Examples:

- Ele nomeará o novo diretor na próxima semana.

- A comissão nomeará os membros em até 30 dias.

- O tribunal nomeará um perito para o caso.

Ver também: nomeação, designar, indicar, nominar.