résoudra

Résoudra is the third-person singular form of the French verb résoudre in the future simple, meaning “he will solve” or “she will solve” (or “it will resolve”). It denotes a future action carried out by a subject and is commonly used in narrative, formal writing, and reporting to indicate that a problem or question will be addressed.

Grammatical notes: The future simple form for résoudre uses the stem résoudr- with standard personal endings. Therefore forms include je résoudrai, tu résoudras, il/elle résoudra, nous résoudrons, vous résoudrez, ils résoudront. The specific form résoudra corresponds to the third-person singular, il résoudra or elle résoudra, depending on the subject. Résoudre itself is an irregular verb in some tenses, but résoudra follows the regular future pattern with the résoudr- stem.

Usage: Résoudra is used when describing a planned or expected action of solving or resolving something in the future. It can apply to tangible problems, abstract questions, or resolving disputes. Examples: “Il résoudra le problème demain.” “La commission résoudra la question lors de la prochaine séance.” In narrative style, it can convey assurance about a forthcoming resolution.

Related forms: The infinitive resolver is résoudre. Related tenses and moods include présent résout, impératif résolvez, and the subjunctive que je résolve. The term résoudra itself is not a standalone concept but a grammatical form used within sentences about future Solving or resolving.