otterrete

Otterrete is the second-person plural future tense form of the Italian verb ottenere, meaning to obtain or to gain. It translates to “you all will obtain” and is used when addressing multiple people who are expected to obtain something in the future.

Etymology and usage: Otterrete derives from Latin obtentēre, formed with ob- meaning toward and tenēre meaning to hold. In modern Italian, ottenere meaning to obtain is the base verb, and otterrete is the corresponding future tense form for voi.

Conjugation: The future simple forms for ottenere are: io otterrò, tu otterrai, lui/lei otterrà, noi otterremo, voi otterrete, loro otterranno. The form otterrete shares the same stem as otterrà and otterranno, with the appropriate endings for each subject.

Examples: Otterrete buoni risultati if you work consistently. Otterrete un rimborso presentando la documentazione richiesta entro la scadenza. These examples illustrate how otterrete is used to indicate future attainment or success by a group.

Notes: Otterrete is a standard verb form in Italian and is appropriate in formal, informal, written, and spoken contexts. It is not a noun and should be used only as a verb form corresponding to the subject voi. Related forms include otterremo (noi) and otterrai (tu).