trará

Trará is the third-person singular form of the Portuguese verb trazer in the futuro do indicativo, meaning "he will bring" or "she will bring." The verb trazer itself means to bring, to fetch, or to carry toward the speaker. The future tense is used to describe actions expected to occur later.

Conjugation in the futuro do indicativo for trazer is: eu trarei, tu trarás, ele/ela trará, nós traremos, eles/elas trarão. The form "trará" specifically corresponds to the third-person singular.

Usage and examples: Ele trará o relatório amanhã. She will bring the documents tomorrow. In narration or planning, trará can appear in statements about anticipated events, promises, or forecasts, often without needing additional auxiliary verbs.

Etymology: The verb trazer derives from Latin trahere, meaning to pull or to drag, and evolved in Portuguese to express the idea of bringing something along. The futuro do indicativo forms, including "trará," are the standard future forms used with third-person subjects.

Notes: "Trará" is commonly used in written and spoken Portuguese to indicate a definite future action by a third party. It can be contrasted with the periphrastic future using "vai trazer" (will bring) or with other tenses like the present "traz" (brings) depending on context.