nourrirons

Nourrirons is the first-person plural form of the French verb nourrir in the simple future tense. It translates to “we will feed” or “we shall nourish” and is used to express an action of providing food or sustenance that will take place in the future.

Etymology and form: Nourrir is an -ir verb derived from Old French nourrir, which ultimately comes from Latin nutrire. In the future tense, the stem nourrir- is combined with the standard endings for -ir verbs: -ons for the nous form, yielding nourrirons. This form is regular within the French conjugation system for -ir verbs.

Usage: Nourrirons appears in sentences referring to future plans or intentions by the speaker and others. For example: Nous nourrirons les animaux demain. Nous nourrirons les populations affectées lorsque les ressources seront disponibles. It is a finite verb and requires a subject; it cannot function as a noun or standalone concept.

Notes: Outside of its grammatical use, nourrirons is sometimes encountered in literature or dialogue as part of longer constructions or quoted speech. It is not a standalone noun or proper noun in standard French, and there is no widely recognized meaning beyond its role as a verb form. In learning French, it is typically taught together with other future tense forms of nourrir and related vocabulary about feeding and nourishment.