percipiam
Percipiam is the first-person singular future active indicative form of the Latin verb percipio, meaning “I shall perceive” or “I will perceive.” It belongs to the third-conjugation -io class, in which verbs take the future active endings -iam, -ies, -iet, -iemus, -ietis, -ient. The base verb percipio comes from per- “through” plus capio “to seize, grasp,” and in Latin covers meanings such as perceiving, noticing, or becoming aware.
In grammar, percipiam is used to express a future perception or awareness by the speaker. It can
Usage notes: as a form, percipiam is a single-person, singular-number verb form. Its corresponding future forms
Example: Si id facies, percipiam id melius. Translation: If you do that, I shall perceive it better.
See also: percipio; Latin verbs of the -io conjugation; future active indicative.