No. 353 in Arabic

ستكون

"ستكون" means "will be."

In a sentence

ستكون السماء صافية غدًا.
The sky will be clear tomorrow.
Here, "ستكون" is used as a future tense auxiliary verb indicating that the sky will have the state of being clear tomorrow.
ستكونين سعيدةً برؤية أصدقائك.
You (female) will be happy seeing your friends.
In this case, "ستكونين" is conjugated for the second person singular feminine, showing future tense.
ستكون الرحلة طويلة وممتعة.
The trip will be long and enjoyable.
Here, "ستكون" indicates a future condition describing the nature of the upcoming trip.

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