stabiliremo

Stabiliremo is the first-person plural form of the Italian verb stabilire in the future simple tense. It translates to "we will establish" or "we shall determine" and is used when the subject is noi (we). As a transitive verb, stabilire takes a direct object, such as le regole or i criteri, indicating what will be established or determined.

Grammatical notes: stabilire is a regular -ire verb, and stabiliremo is formed with the stem stabilir- plus the future ending -emo. Other future forms include stabilirò, stabilirai, stabilirà, stabiliremo, stabilirete, stabiliranno. The infinitive originates from Latin stabilire, from stabilis meaning stable.

Usage: stabiliremo is commonly found in formal, organizational, or policy-related contexts, where a group or authority indicates forthcoming decisions, rules, criteria, or schedules. Examples include: “Stabiliremo le regole entro la fine della settimana” and “Stabiliremo i criteri di selezione.” The expression signals intention and a planned, collective action in the near future.

Etymology and related forms: stabilire derives from Latin stabilire and shares roots with words such as stabilizzare and stabilizzazione in Italian, which relate to making something stable or fixed. The verb is widely used in both spoken and written Italian to denote setting terms, parameters, or arrangements.

See also: stabilire (dictionary entry for the base verb), stabilimento (facility, plant), stabilizzazione (stabilization).