vivirá

Vivirá is a Spanish verb form, specifically the third-person singular simple future indicative of vivir, meaning “he will live,” “she will live,” or “you (formal) will live.” It expresses a future action or state and is used with subjects such as él, ella, or usted, though the subject is often implicit in Spanish.

Formation and forms: The future tense in Spanish is formed by attaching the endings -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án to the infinitive. For vivir, this yields: yo viviré, tú vivirás, él vivirá, nosotros viviremos, vosotros viviréis, ellos vivirán. The form vivirá bears an acute accent on the final syllable to indicate the correct stress in this tense.

Usage and distinction: Vivirá is used to describe future events or states. It contrasts with the present tense or imperfect tenses, and with the conditional viviría (would live). It also differs from the present subjunctive viva and the imperfect subjunctive viviera or viviese, which express possibilities, wishes, or hypothetical situations rather than a definite future action.

Examples: “Mañana vivirá una nueva experiencia.” “Si todo sale bien, él vivirá en Barcelona el próximo año.” In narrative contexts, a character puede decir: “Cuando termine la tarea, vivirá sin preocupaciones.”

Notes: Although primarily a verb form, context may imply time, subject, and aspect, so pessoal pronouns are often omitted in Spanish. The form is regular for the verb vivir and is part of standard future-tense usage in everyday and literary Spanish.