agiRANno

Agiranno is the third-person plural form of the Italian verb agire in the futuro semplice, meaning "they will act." It describes actions that a plural subject will perform in the future and can be used in a wide range of contexts, from everyday conversation to formal writing.

Etymology and form: agire derives from Latin agere. In Italian, the futuro semplice of most -ire verbs is formed with the stem agir- plus the standard endings, yielding agirò, agirai, agirà, agiremo, agirete, agiranno. The stress in agiranno falls on the syllable containing "ran": a-gi-RAN-no.

Usage: agiranno is used when indicating future actions by a group or by an implied plural subject. It is common in journalism, political discourse, and ordinary speech. Examples include: Le autorità agiranno immediatamente per proteggere i cittadini. Se non agiranno, la situazione potrebbe deteriorarsi. The form may also appear in hypothetical or conditional constructions referring to future actions by multiple actors.