terminerò

terminerà is the third-person singular future indicative form of the Italian verb terminare. It denotes that someone or something will end, finish, or terminate a process or action in the future. The verb can refer to finishing a task, bringing a period to a close, or terminating a contract or agreement, depending on context.

Usage notes: terminare is a regular -are verb, so its future forms follow the standard pattern. Terminèrà is commonly used in neutral, informative prose as well as in everyday speech. Examples include: La conferenza terminerà alle sei. (The conference will end at six.) Il contratto terminerà se non si rispettano i termini. (The contract will terminate if the terms are not met.)

Pronunciation and orthography: terminerà is written with an accent on the final syllable to indicate stress on -rà, and is pronounced ter-mi-ne-RÀ.

Origin and related terms: terminare derives from Latin termināre, from terminus meaning end or boundary. Related words include termine (end, deadline), terminazione (termination), and altri derivati like terminale and terminare synonyms such as finire and concludere in different contexts.

Conjugation context: terminare belongs to the -are verb group in Italian. The principal conjugation in the futuro semplice is: io terminerò, tu terminerai, lui/lei terminerà, noi termineremo, voi terminerete, loro termineranno. The form terminano is the third-person plural present, not the future form.