No. 11,541 in Spanish
faltará
"Faltará" means "will be missing" or "will be lacking."
In a sentence
Aunque trabajes, siempre faltará dinero para cubrir todos los gastos.
Even if you work, there will always be a lack of money to cover all expenses.
Here, 'faltará' is used to indicate a future lack or insufficiency of something, in this case, money.
En la reunión, probablemente faltará información importante que deberíamos discutir.
In the meeting, important information that we should discuss will probably be missing.
In this example, 'faltará' refers to something that is anticipated not to be present or available at a future event.
Si no ajustamos el plan, faltará tiempo para terminarlo a tiempo.
If we don't adjust the plan, there won't be enough time to finish it on time.
Here, 'faltará' is used to express the potential insufficiency of time to achieve a goal.
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