persistirá

Persistiré is the first-person singular simple future indicative form of the Spanish verb persistir, meaning “I will persist” or “I will endure.” It is used to express an intention to continue an action or state in the future and can convey determination or resolve.

Conjugation in the future tense is regular for this verb: Yo persistiré; Tú persistirás; Él/Ella persistirá; Nosotros persistiremos; Vosotros persistiréis; Ellos persistirán. The yo form carries an accent on the final syllable to indicate the correct stress in pronunciation.

Etymology: persistir derives from the Latin persistere, formed by prefix per- “through” or “thoroughly” and ser/stare “to stand,” reflecting the sense of continuing or remaining steadfast.

Usage: Persistiré can appear in informal speech, writing, and rhetoric to assert steadfastness or commitment. It often signals a sustained effort despite obstacles, and may be paired with clauses describing goals, challenges, or timelines. Examples include: “Persistiré en mi entrenamiento hasta alcanzar la meta” and “Persistiré con mis esfuerzos, pase lo que pase.”

See also: persistir; conjugation patterns of -ir verbs in the future tense; Spanish verb conjugation resources.

Note: While primarily a grammatical form, persistiré may also serve as a title or motif in literary or musical works, though such uses are variable and depend on context.