studierò

Studierà is the third-person singular form of the Italian verb studiare in the futuro semplice, or simple future. It translates to “he will study” or “she will study,” and, when used with the formal pronoun Lei, corresponds to “you will study.” The form is also used in contexts where the subject is implicit.

Grammatical notes: studierà is formed from the stem studier- with the standard future endings for -are verbs. The full paradigm in the future for this verb is: io studierò, tu studierai, lui/lei studierà, noi studieremo, voi studierete, loro studieranno. The accent on the final syllable (à) marks the stressed syllable in standard Italian pronunciation.

Usage and examples: Studierà expresses a future action of studying. It is common in both spoken and written Italian. Examples include: “Domani Maria studierà per l’esame.” (“Tomorrow Maria will study for the exam.”) and “Lui studierà cinque ore al giorno per prepararsi.” (“He will study five hours a day to prepare.”) The tense is used for planned or probable future events and can also appear in narrative forecasts.

Notes: As a verb form, studierà has no separate lexical meaning beyond “will study.” It is one form among many that follow the regular -are future pattern in Italian, and its exact translation depends on the subject of the sentence.