procurerò

Procurerò is the first-person singular form of the Italian verb procurare in the future indicative, meaning “I will procure,” “I will obtain,” or “I will arrange for.” The sense depends on context and the object that follows the verb. It can be used with a direct object (procurare qualcosa) or with a recipient (procurare qualcosa a qualcuno). It is also common in reflexive form as procurarsi, meaning to obtain for oneself (mi procurerò una copia, I will obtain a copy for myself).

Etymology and related forms: Procurare derives from Latin procurare, formed from pro- “for” and curare “to take care of.” The verb has cognates in other Romance languages, such as Spanish procurar or French procurer. In Italian, the verb retains both the sense of obtaining or arranging something and the broader sense of causing or bringing about a result, as in procurare problemi (to cause problems).

Usage notes: The term is versatile and can appear in formal, business, or legal language, as well as in everyday speech when discussing obtaining goods, services, or information. In everyday speech, you may also use ottenere or reperire as more common alternatives. The reflexive “procurarsi” emphasizes securing something for oneself.

Conjugation (indicative, future): io procurerò, tu procurerai, lui/lei procurerà, noi procureremo, voi procurerete, loro procureranno. The base is a regular -are verb, so other tenses and moods follow standard patterns.

Examples:

Procurerò i documenti necessari entro domani.

Ti procurerò un avvocato se serve.

Questo ritardo potrebbe procurare problemi.