Verifican

Verifican is a conjugated form of the Spanish verb verificar. Specifically, it is the third-person plural present indicative form, and in many varieties of Spanish it is used with the subject ellos, ellas, o ustedes. Translated into English, verifican means “they verify” or, in contexts where ustedes is the subject, “you (plural) verify.”

The verb verificar comes from the Latin verb verificare, meaning to make true or to prove. In modern Spanish, verificar is used across many domains to indicate checking, confirming, or validating information, data, claims, or procedures. Verifican appears in both formal and informal contexts, including journalism, science, law, information technology, quality assurance, and compliance workflows, where verification of facts or results is part of the process.

In usage, verifican is typically followed by the thing being checked, such as datos, documentos, resultados, or información. For example, “Los auditores verifican los datos” (The auditors verify the data) or “Ellos verifican la información antes de publicarla” (They verify the information before publishing it). The form must agree with the subject in number and person, and it is paired with present-tense temporal references, indicating current or ongoing verification activity.

See also: verificar, verificación.