Aumenteranno

Aumenteranno is the third-person plural future indicative form of the Italian verb aumentare, meaning to increase. The form is used when the subject is plural and conveys that multiple entities will undergo an increase.

Morphology and conjugation: In Italian, verbs ending in -are form their future endings as -erò, -erai, -erà, -eremo, -erete, -eranno. Therefore, aumenteranno is built from the stem aument- plus the ending -eranno. This form corresponds to the standard regular pattern for -are verbs in the future tense.

Usage: Aumentare is a transitive verb that typically takes a direct object or a dependent phrase indicating what increases. Aumenteranno is used with a plural subject, for example: I prezzi aumenteranno (The prices will increase); le tasse aumenteranno (Taxes will rise); i costi aumenteranno (Costs will go up). It can describe forecasts, projections, or expected trends in economics, demography, climate, or any domain where quantities are expected to grow.

Etymology: Aumentare derives from Latin augmentare, from augmentum “increase,” itself related to augēre “to increase.” The Italian form follows the common -are verb conjugation pattern in the future tense.

See also: aumentare, Italian verb conjugation, future indicative, Italian grammar.