nourriras

Nourriras is the second person singular form of the French verb nourrir in the futur simple, meaning “you will feed.”

The verb nourrir originates in Old French nourir and ultimately derives from Latin nutrire, linking it to the broader semantic field of nourishment. In the futur simple, nourishment-related verbs of the -ir group commonly form the second person singular with the suffix -as attached to the infinitive nourrir, yielding nourriras.

Nourriras is used to express a planned or future action of feeding someone or something. Examples include: Tu nourriras le bébé ce soir. Tu nourriras les animaux du ranch demain. In context, the form functions with a subject pronoun (tu) to indicate future feeding activity.

Pronunciation and usage notes: in standard French, the final s in nourriras is silent, so the word is spoken roughly as “noor-ree-RA.” Like other conjugated forms, nourriras agrees with the subject in person and number, and it is typically followed by a direct object (for example, le bébé, les animaux). The form is common in written and spoken French and appears in a variety of formal and informal contexts.