Spazzaranno

Spazzaranno is a nonstandard or dialectal spelling that appears in some Italian texts as a form of the verb spazzare, meaning to sweep. In standard Italian, the third-person plural future tense of spazzare is spazzeranno. Spazzaranno is not widely recognized as a separate lexical entry and is typically considered an orthographic variant rather than a distinct word with different meaning.

The form arises from variations in Italian spelling conventions and manuscript practices, and can occur in regional writings, informal texts, or historical documents where orthography was less standardized. Because the standard spelling uses spazzeranno, spazzaranno is usually seen as an erroneous form in modern formal writing. Its occasional appearance does not imply a different pronunciation or meaning beyond the intended verb.

In contemporary Italian usage, readers are advised to use spazzeranno in formal writing and most published texts. When encountered, spazzaranno is generally understood as a misspelling or nonstandard variant of the same verb’s future tense. There is no separate etymology or sense associated with spazzaranno beyond its relationship to spazzare.