peinarán

Peinarán is the third-person plural form of the Spanish verb peinar in the futuro simple (indicativo). It corresponds to "they will comb" or, in contexts using ustedes, "you all will comb." The form can refer to a literal action (combing hair) or to a figurative sense (e.g., combing through a area or a set of data).

Peinar is a regular -ar verb. In the futuro simple, the endings -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án are added to the infinitive, giving peinaré, peinarás, peinará, peinaremos, peinaréis, peinarán. Therefore, peinarán is peinar + án, with the stress on the last syllable as required in this tense. The pronunciation is roughly [pe.i.naˈɾan].

Usage notes: The form is used to state actions that will occur in the future by a plural subject. It can be literal, as in hair care, or figurative, such as a team or investigators preparing or examining something. Examples illustrate both senses.

Ejemplos: Ellos peinarán el cabello de sus hijas mañana. Los agentes peinarán la zona en busca de pruebas durante la mañana. Ustedes peinarán sus cabellos antes del desfile.

Related forms include peino, peinas, peina, peinamos, peináis, peinan (present indicative) and peinaría, peinarías, peinaría, peinaremos, peinaríais, peinarían (conditional). En general, no hay irregularidades en esta conjugación para el verbo peinar.