reverras

Reverras is a Portuguese verb form. It represents the second-person singular future tense of the verb rever, which conveys the idea of seeing again, reviewing, or revisiting something. In dialects that use the pronoun tu, reverras appears in contexts such as tu reverras o documento amanhã, meaning you will review the document tomorrow.

In Brazilian Portuguese, where the pronoun você is more common, the same idea is typically expressed with forms like você reverá or você vai rever, and reverras is less frequent in everyday speech. As a standalone word, reverras is not used as a noun, name, or acronym; it functions primarily as a conjugated verb form within a sentence.

Etymology and related forms: reverras derives from re- plus the verb ver, with the sense of seeing again or reviewing. The base verb rever itself comes from the combination of a prefix indicating repetition with the root ver (to see). The form is part of regular verb conjugation patterns for many speakers, though its exact usage can vary by dialect and formality.

There are no widely recognized uses of Reverras as a place, organization, or personal name in standard reference works. It is best understood as a grammatical form of rever, encountered primarily in written or spoken Portuguese when indicating a future action by the informal second person. See also: rever, ver, rever, reverência.