procureremo

Procureremo is the first-person plural future tense form of the Italian verb procurare. It translates to “we will procure,” “we will obtain,” or more broadly “we will arrange to provide,” depending on context. It is used to indicate that the subject will obtain or arrange for something in the future.

The verb procurare comes from Latin procurare, formed with pro- “forward” and curare “to care for.” In Italian, procurare covers meanings such as to obtain, to procure, to supply, or to cause something to happen, according to the sentence. Procureremo is the regular future tense form for this -are verb, built on the stem procurer- with the standard future endings.

Morphology and usage notes: Procurare is transitive and takes a direct object (for example, i materiali, un prodotto). The verb can also appear in reflexive form as procurarsi, meaning to obtain something for oneself (for example, ci procureremo un appuntamento, “we will arrange an appointment for ourselves”). The form procureremo specifically marks future action by “we.”

Examples:

- Domani procureremo i materiali necessari. (Tomorrow we will procure the necessary materials.)

- Ci procureremo una copia del contratto. (We will obtain a copy of the contract for ourselves.)

In usage, procureremo often appears in formal or business contexts where a plan or obligation to obtain items, services, or information is stated. The term is neutral and generally indicates forwarding action to secure something.