sposerà

Sposerà is the third-person singular form of the Italian verb sposare in the future indicative. Sposare means to marry or to wed, so sposerà is used to say that someone will marry someone else. The verb belongs to the first conjugation (-are) and forms its future tense by adding standard endings to the stem, yielding sposerò, sposerai, sposerà, sposeremo, sposerete, sposeranno. The final vowel of sposerà carries a grave accent to indicate the stress on the last syllable.

In usage, sposerà typically appears with a direct object indicating the person being married, for example: Lui sposerà Maria; Domani sposerà la sua fidanzata. The form can also appear in impersonal or reported contexts like “Si sposereà” when the subject is the reflexive form meaning “he/she will get married.” The reflexive form is used to express the act of getting married as a partnership, as in: Loro si sposeranno l’anno prossimo. In everyday prose, sposerà is neutrally used across formal and informal registers.

Etymologically, sposare derives from the Latin sponsare or sponsus-related roots, connected to sposo (husband) and sposa (wife). The term reflects historical concepts of betrothal and marriage in Italian, with sposo and sposa continuing to appear as nouns related to the act of marrying.

See also: sposare, sposo, sposa, getting married.