analizan

Analizan is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb analizar, meaning to analyze. It is used with the subjects ellos, ellas, or ustedes and translates as “they analyze” or “you all analyze.” The form is common in scientific writing, journalism, business, and everyday speech when a group is performing analysis. Example: Analizan los datos para identificar tendencias.

Analizar, the infinitive, is a regular -ar verb in its conjugation pattern for many tenses, and analizan ends the present tense with the -an suffix for the third-person plural. Related present forms include analizo, analizas, analiza, analizamos, analizáis, analizan. Other tenses and moods follow standard patterns for -ar verbs, with variations such as analizó or analicé in the past tenses and analicen in the present subjunctive. The yo-form in the present tense is analizo, reflecting the common -ic- stem change found in analizar.

Regional usage and variation: In most of Latin America, ustedes analizan is the standard form for “you all analyze.” In Spain, the informal second-person plural is vosotros analizáis, while the formal or plural form remains ustedes analizan in contexts that use ustedes. This reflects broader Spanish pronoun usage where vosot ros is common in informal speech and ustedes is used for both formal address and, increasingly, informal groups in many regions.

See also: analizar, análisis, conjugación verbal.