scomparirò

scomparirà is the third-person singular future indicative of the Italian verb scomparire, meaning "to disappear." It is used to indicate that something or someone will cease to be visible, present, or detectable, and it can refer to objects, people, events, or abstract phenomena.

Conjugation and forms: In the present indicative, scomparire is irregular (io scomparisco, tu scomparisci, lui/lei scompare, noi scompariamo, voi scomparite, loro scompaiono). The future simple forms are regular: io scomparirò, tu scomparirai, lui/lei scomparirà, noi scompariremo, voi scomparirete, loro scompariranno. The passato prossimo and other perfect tenses typically use the auxiliary essere: è scomparso, sono scomparsi.

Usage and nuances: The verb is intransitive and does not take a direct object. It can describe literal disappearance or more abstract or figurative vanishings, such as memories, doubts, or phenomena. It commonly appears in news, literature, and everyday speech to convey that something will no longer be present or detectable.

Examples: La nebbia scomparirà domani. Se non cerchi le prove, i dubbi scompariranno. Il ricordo scomparirà col tempo.

Etymology and related forms: The word derives from the prefix s- indicating removal or negation, attached to a root related to appearing (parire/ apparire), yielding a verb that denotes ceasing to appear or to exist. Related forms include sparire (to vanish) as a near synonym, while apparire (to appear) is its antonym.