sorriderò

Sorriderà is the third-person singular form of the Italian verb sorridere in the futuro semplice (future simple). It means “he/she/it will smile.” The form is derived from the verb stem sorrid- plus the standard -rà ending used for the futuro semplice of -ere verbs. The full conjugation of sorridere in the futuro semplice is: io sorriderò, tu sorriderai, lui/lei sorriderà, noi sorrideremo, voi sorriderete, loro sorrideranno. Pronunciation is roughly sor-ri-de-RÀ, with the stress on the final syllable.

Usage of sorridere in this form occurs when describing a future action by a third-person subject. It is common in both written and spoken Italian, in narrative, dialogue, or reported speech. For example: “Sorriderà domani” (He/She will smile tomorrow) or a full sentence: “Quando aprirà il regalo, sorriderà.”

Etymology: sorridere derives from Latin subridere, meaning to smile slightly or smile down upon, and has evolved into the modern Italian verb with its current meanings and conjugation patterns.

See also: sorridere, ridere, futuro semplice.