reverront

Reverront is a grammatical form in French: the third-person plural in the future simple tense of the verb revoir. In context, it expresses that they will see again or will review something in the future.

Revoir is built from the prefix re- meaning again, combined with voir (to see), and ultimately traces back to Latin videre. The verb is part of the -oir conjugation group and, while it has some irregularities in certain tenses, its future tense follows a regular pattern with the stem reverr-. Therefore, the full future tense paradigm is je reverrai, tu reverras, il reverra, nous reverrons, vous reverrez, ils reverront. The past participle of revoir is revu, used with avoir in compound tenses (j’ai revu, nous avons revu, etc.).

Usage of reverront commonly covers two senses depending on the object: to see someone again, and to review or reconsider something. For example, ils reverront leurs amis demain means they will see their friends again tomorrow, while ils reverront le film ce soir can mean they will watch the film again tonight. The choice of object clarifies whether the meaning is physical sight, meeting, or rewatching/recall.

See also: revoir, re- prefixes in French, and the Latin root videre from which revoir ultimately derives. Reverront is a standard, productive form in contemporary French and appears in both spoken and written usage.