creano

Creano is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb creare, meaning "they create." It is used with a plural subject to indicate that the subjects are performing the act of creating in the present moment. The present tense conjugation of creare is: io creo, tu crei, lui/lei crea, noi creiamo, voi create, loro creano. For example, Le aziende creano nuove opportunità. They create new opportunities.

The verb derives from Latin creare, meaning to create or produce. It shares its root with related Italian forms such as creare and creatore, and it is part of a broader class of Romance-language verbs built from Latin roots related to making and bringing into existence.

Grammar notes include its use with the auxiliary avere in compound tenses. For instance, passato prossimo is hanno creato (“they have created”). The imperfect is creavano, and the future is creerò, creerai, creerà, creeremo, creerete, creeranno, depending on the subject.

Beyond its primary function as a verb, creano may occasionally appear as a surname or place-name in Italian-speaking regions, though such uses are uncommon and not widely documented. In standard linguistic usage, creano is understood exclusively as a verb form rather than a standalone noun.

See also: creare, creato, creazione.