rassicurerà

Rassicurerà is the third-person singular future indicative form of the Italian verb rassicurare. The infinitive rassicurare means to reassure or to assure someone that a situation is safe or under control. As a future tense form, rassicurerà indicates that the subject will perform the act of reassuring at a later time.

Morphology and conjugation details: rassicurerà is formed from the stem rassicur- with the standard future ending -erà for the third person singular. The regular pattern applies to the other persons as well: rassicurerò, rassicurerai, rassicurerà, rassicureremo, rassicurerete, rassicureranno. In standard Italian, the stress for these forms typically falls on the final syllable.

Etymology and related forms: rassicurare derives from a combination of Latin roots and later Romance-language development, with the core meaning evolving into to reassure, comfort, or guarantee. Related nouns include rassicurazione (reassurance) and adjectives such as rassicurante (reassuring).

Usage notes: rassicurerà is used in statements about future actions of reassurance, promises, or assurances given to others. It can be employed in journalism, formal writing, or everyday speech to convey that someone will provide reassurance at a future time.

Example: Domani il portavoce rassicurerà il pubblico sull’andamento dei lavori; translation: The spokesperson will reassure the public about the progress of the work. See also rassicurare and rassicurazione for related concepts.