No. 7,564 in French

quittera

"Quittera" means "will leave."

In a sentence

Elle quittera la maison demain matin.
She will leave the house tomorrow morning.
In this sentence, "quittera" is used in the future tense (third person singular) to indicate the action of leaving or departing from a location in the future.
Il quittera son travail pour poursuivre ses rêves.
He will leave his job to pursue his dreams.
Here, "quittera" conveys the act of resigning or leaving a position or place in a planned manner in the future.
Ils quitteront tôt afin de ne pas manquer le train.
They will leave early so they don't miss the train.
Though plural here ("quitteront"), the construction is similar to the singular forms, denoting a planned departure at a specified future time.

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