This is the 3639th most frequent Catalan word.
saura
The Catalan word "saura" refers to a female wild boar (sow).
Here, 'saura' is a future tense form of the verb 'saber' (to know), referring to a third-person singular feminine subject.
Quan tingui prou informació, saura què fer.
When she has enough information, she will know what to do.
'Saura' here is used as the future tense of 'saber', applied to a third-person singular masculine subject, emphasizing foresight and wisdom.
El meu germà és tan savi que sempre saura trobar una solució.
My brother is so wise that he will always know how to find a solution.
In this context, 'saura' is a modification meaning 'will taste' or 'will appear', derived editorially from 'sabrà', presenting a hypothetical or questioning scenario.