prevedrò

Prevedrò is the first-person singular form of the Italian verb prevedere in the future indicative, meaning “I will foresee” or “I will predict.” It denotes a future action of foreseeing or anticipating events.

Etymology and form: prevedere derives from Latin praevidere, from prae- “before” and videre “to see.” In Italian it follows the regular pattern of -ere verbs, with the stem prevedr- carrying the future endings. The form prevedrò carries the stress on the final syllable, as is typical for many Italian future tenses.

Conjugation and usage: In the future indicative, the full paradigm is io prevedrò, tu prevedrai, lui/lei prevedrà, noi prevedremo, voi prevedrete, loro prevedranno. The verb is used to express anticipation of future events or outcomes, often in contexts of prediction, planning, or strategic reasoning. It can appear with or without a subordinate clause introduced by che.

Examples: “Prevedrò un cambiamento significativo nei prossimi mesi.” “Prevedrò che le trattative avranno esito positivo.” While the meaning is close to “to foresee,” the nuance is typically about forecasting based on evidence or reasoning, rather than simple sight.

See also: prevedere, futuro indicativo, Italian verb conjugation.