rendrás

Rendrás is the second-person singular form in the future indicative of the Spanish verb rendir. It denotes a future action performed by the subject you (tú) and translates roughly as “you will yield,” “you will perform,” or “you will produce,” depending on context.

In usage, rendir can refer to performing well or yielding results. Common expressions include offering performance in tasks or competitions, as well as producing outcomes such as fruits or results. For example, in a sentence like “Si practicas, rendirás mejor en el examen,” it means you will perform better on the exam. Another example is “Con entrenamiento, rendirás frutos,” indicating that training will lead to desirable results.

Etymology and related forms: rendir comes from the Latin root rendere (to give back or to yield), passing into Spanish through Old Spanish. Related words include rendimiento (yield or performance) and rendido (past participle, “yielded” or “tired”). Other conjugations follow the standard pattern for -ir verbs in the present and past tenses: present rindo, rindes, rinde, rendimos, rendís, rinden; imperfect rindía, rindías, rindía, rindíamos, rindíais, rendían; future rendré, rendrás, rendrá, rendremos, rendréis, rendrán.

Rendrás is a common, neutral term in everyday Spanish, used in formal and informal contexts to discuss future capability or outcomes. It should not be confused with rendirse, the reflexive form meaning “to surrender,” which uses a distinct conjugation and meaning.