conformano

Conformano is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb conformare, meaning to shape to fit, to adjust, or to comply. As a finite verb, conformano indicates that a subject “they conform” to a rule, standard, or expectation. The term derives from Latin conformare, formed from con- "together" and forma "shape."

Conformare is a regular -are verb, with the standard present tense endings: io conformo, tu conformi, lui/lei conforma, noi conformiamo, voi conformate, loro conformano. The reflexive form conformarsi exists and means to conform oneself or to adapt to norms.

In usage, conformano appears in contexts such as law, policy, industry, and everyday language when describing groups or entities adjusting behavior, products, or procedures to meet requirements. Examples: Le aziende conformano i protocolli alle norme internazionali; Molti cittadini si conformano alle regole sociali.

There is no separate concept or entity named "Conformano"; it is primarily encountered as a verb form in Italian grammar, not as a standalone noun or proper noun. See also conformare, conformità.