ameranno

Ameranno is the third-person plural form of the Italian verb amare in the future tense, meaning “they will love.” It is used to describe a future action carried out by multiple subjects.

Formation and pronunciation: Ameranno is formed from the verb stem am- together with the usual future ending for -are verbs, which is -eranno. The standard pronunciation is a-me-RAN-no, with the stress on the syllable containing “ran.”

Usage: This form appears in ordinary Italian prose and speech to indicate a future act performed by a plural subject. For example, in a sentence such as I ragazzi ameranno la loro nuova casa, the subject is plural (i ragazzi) and the action is future-oriented (will love).

Notes: Ameranno is not a separate word with a meaning beyond this conjugated form; it is one of many conjugations of amare. In most contexts, it functions purely as a verb form. There is no widely recognized proper noun or geographic term commonly known as Ameranno, so it is generally understood as a grammatical or linguistic item rather than a standalone name.

See also: Italian verb amare and the futuro semplice (simple future) in Italian grammar.