Rientranno

Rientranno is the third-person plural future simple indicative form of the Italian verb rientrare, meaning they will return or they will re-enter. It is used to describe a future action carried out by multiple subjects that involves returning to a place or re-entering a situation.

Etymology and meaning: Rientrare combines the prefix ri- (back, again) with entrare (to enter). The prefix indicates a return or reversal, similar to related Romance forms built on the Latin intrāre with a returning sense. In Italian, rientrare is commonly used for both physical return (returning home or to a place) and figurative re-entry (re-entering a situation, policy, or discussion).

Conjugation and usage notes: Rientrano is the present-tense form for they return; rientrerò, rientrerai, rientrerà, rientreremo, rientrerete, and rientranno are the regular future forms for -are verbs. The specific form rientranno is used with plural subjects in the future. The verb is regular in its conjugation and typically does not require auxiliary verbs in simple tenses.

Examples: Domani rientreranno in città dopo la conferenza. Se la situazione migliorerà, i piani rientreranno nel programma previsto. In less formal contexts, rientrare and its future form can express both physical return and re-entry into ongoing processes or debates.

See also: rientrare, entrare, ritorno.