Réussiranno

Réussiranno is not a standard lexical item in Italian or French. When encountered, it is typically treated as a nonstandard form, a misspelling, or a stylized hybrid rather than a recognized word. The closest standard Italian equivalent would be riusciranno, the third-person plural future tense of riuscire, meaning they will succeed. In French, the corresponding future tense of réussir is réussiront, which is distinct from the form in question.

Orthography and etymology considerations suggest that réus­siranno visually blends the French verb stem réussir with an Italian plural suffix -anno. Italian spelling normally would not include the acute accent on the e in this verb form, and the standard Italian future is riusciranno. Because of this, ré­ussiranno lacks a single, established meaning in either language and is not listed as a standard form in conventional dictionaries.

Usage and interpretation of the term, if it appears in text, will depend on context. It may be a typographical error, a deliberate stylistic or artistic choice, or a proper noun used as a title or brand name. Without corroborating sources, it should not be treated as a defined grammatical form.

See also: riuscire (to succeed) and réussir (to succeed) for related verbs, and the standard Italian form riusciranno for the correct future tense.