recopilaré

Recopilaré is the first-person singular form of the Spanish verb recopilar in the simple future indicative. Recopilar means to collect, gather, or compile information, data, or items. As a regular -ar verb, its future tense is formed by adding the endings -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án to the infinitive, with the accent on the final syllable in this form: Recopilaré, recopilarás, recopilará, recopilaremos, recopilaréis, recopilarán. The pronunciation places the stress on the last syllable: re-co-pi-la-RE.

Usage notes and context: Recopilaré expresses a definite intention to perform the action in the future, often in formal or written contexts such as research, reporting, or planning. It is not reflexive and typically takes a direct object or complement, as in Recopilaré los datos para el informe.

Relation to other forms: Recopilaré is derived from recopilar, a regular -ar verb. In meaning, it often implies gathering pieces from various sources to create a complete compilation. Depending on nuance, synonyms like compilar or reunir may be used, though recopilar emphasizes assembling material from multiple sources.

Examples:

- Recopilaré los datos para el informe.

- Mañana recopilaré las respuestas del cuestionario.

- Si todo sale como espero, recopilaré el material necesario para la tesis.

Etymology and semantics: The form derives from the infinitive recopilar with the standard future endings for -ar verbs. It conveys planned action and is appropriate in contexts involving data collection, documentation, or compilation tasks.