Lideran

Lideran is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb liderar, meaning to lead or to be at the front of a group, organization, movement, or process. It is used to describe entities that guide, direct, or stand at the forefront of a collective effort.

Etymology and usage: The verb liderar is derived from the noun líder (leader), which is borrowed from English leader and adapted into Spanish with the -ar verb formation. The form lideran specifically denotes they lead or you (plural) lead in present tense.

Conjugation and related forms: Liderar is a regular -ar verb. The present indicative forms include: yo lidero, tú lideras, él/ella/Ud. lidera, nosotros lideramos, vosotros lideráis, ellos/ellas/Uds. lideran. This makes lideran the standard present-tense form for the third person plural. Other tenses include lideraba (imperfect), lideró (preterite), liderarán (future), and han liderado (present perfect).

Usage notes: Lideran appears in political, corporate, sports, and cultural contexts to express leadership actions or status. It can describe individuals or groups that guide strategy, set direction, or hold leadership roles. The related nouns and concepts—líder, liderazgo, liderar—are commonly used in discussions of management, organizational behavior, and governance.

See also: Líder, Liderazgo, Liderar.