allestiranno

Allestiranno is the Italian future tense, third‑person plural form of the verb allestire, which means “to prepare,” “to set up,” or “to arrange.” The verb allestire belongs to the third conjugation group and is derived historically from the Latin verb alstatīre, a blend of *ad* “toward” and *stare* “to stand.” In contemporary Italian it is used to describe the preparation of events, the arrangement of spaces, or the provision of necessary equipment or conditions.

In standard Italian usage, allestiranno is typically found in contexts such as the organization of exhibitions, the setup of sporting events, or the arrangement of venues for public gatherings. It can also be used figuratively to indicate the preparation of conditions or circumstances for a future event. For example, “Il team di produzione allestiranno la scena per il concerto” translates as “The production team will set up the stage for the concert.”

The verb can be combined with various prepositions to elaborate meaning. With *per*, it denotes purpose (e.g., allestiranno per la festa); with *in*, it signals location (e.g., allestiranno in centro storico). Additionally, allestiranno may be paired with auxiliary verbs in compound tenses, as in “avrà allestiranno” to form the future perfect.

Allestiranno is taught early in Italian language courses because it captures both the morphological pattern of the third conjugation and the pragmatic nuance of arranging or preparing, essential for describing plans and projects in Italian.

---