richiamerò

Richiamerò is the first-person singular future indicative form of the Italian verb richiamare, meaning to call back, to recall, to summon, or to evoke. As the stem richiam- is combined with the future ending -erò, it follows the regular conjugation pattern of -are verbs in the simple future. The verb richiamare itself is formed from the prefix ri- attached to chiamare (to call), with etymological roots linked to the Latin clamāre (to cry out).

Conjugation in full present a future tense: richiamerò, richiamerai, richiamerà, richiameremo, richiamerete, richiameranno. This form is used for actions that the speaker anticipates performing in the future, typically involving calling someone back, re-summoning, or recalling a memory or an object in a broad sense, depending on context.

Usage notes: richiamare is transitive and can govern a direct object (someone or something to be called back or recalled). It is common in personal or professional communication, especially in contexts involving phone calls or reminders. In everyday language, it is often used with a time cue such as tra poco, domani, or più tardi to indicate when the action will occur. It can also appear in idiomatic constructions such as richiamare l’attenzione (to draw attention).

Examples:

- Richiamerò tra poco per confermare l’appuntamento. (I will call back in a moment to confirm the appointment.)

- Richiamerò i clienti domani per aggiornare lo stato dell’ordine.

- Se non rispondi, richiamerò più tardi.

Related forms include richiamare (the base verb) and altri tempi come richiamerò al passato, where appropriate, using the corresponding tense.