combineranno

Combineranno is the third-person plural form of the Italian verb combinare in the futuro semplice (simple future). It expresses that two or more subjects will bring elements together or coordinate actions in the future, and translates as “they will combine” or “they will put together.”

Grammatical notes: Combinare is a regular -are verb. In the futuro semplice, the endings are -ò, -ai, -à, -emo, -ete, -anno. The complete forms are combinerò, combinerai, combinerà, combineremo, combinerete, combineranno. Combineranno is the form used when the subject is loro (they).

Usage and nuance: The word is used for literal combinations (two ingredients or parts) as well as for figurative ones (aligning resources, coordinating plans, or forming partnerships). It appears in formal or narrative language. Combineranno denotes a plain future action, rather than a hypothetical or conditional situation, and is common in both written and spoken Italian when describing what will happen.

Etymology and related forms: Combineranno derives from the verb combinare, which is built from the prefix com- meaning “together” and the root binare related to joining elements. Related forms include combinare (to combine) and combinazione (combination). The form combineranno specifically aligns with the third-person plural subject in the future tense.