stabilirò

Stabilirò is the first-person singular future simple form of the Italian verb stabilire, meaning to establish, determine, or settle. It indicates a future action by the subject “I,” such as setting a date or deciding on rules. The base infinitive stabilire comes from Latin stabilire, from stabilis meaning firm or stable.

The future tense of stabilire is formed by adding the regular endings to the stem stabilir-: -ò, -ai, -à, -emo, -ete, -anno. Thus the full set in the second person and third person forms is stabilirò, stabilirai, stabilirà, stabiliremo, stabilirete, stabiliranno. While stabilire is an -ire verb, its future forms follow a regular pattern, even though its present tense forms include the with-isco pattern for io stabilisco.

Usage notes: Stabilirò is used when the speaker intends to fix or determine something in the future. Examples include actions like fixing a date, establishing rules, or deciding on criteria. Typical sentences include: “Stabilirò una data per l'incontro,” or “Stabilirò le regole del gioco.” In context, it conveys intent and planning, and it can appear in both formal and informal speech.