darán

Darán is the third-person plural form of the Spanish verb dar in the futuro simple (simple future). It corresponds to the English phrase they will give, or you all will give when the subject is ustedes or ellos/ellas. In usage, it denotes an action that will take place at a point in the future.

Morphology and spelling are regular for the future tense of -ar verbs. The infinitive dar is used as the base, and the standard future endings are added: -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án. Therefore, dar becomes daré, darás, dará, daremos, daréis, and darán. The accent on the final syllable in darán marks the stress pattern required for the ending.

Common uses include making predictions, promises, or plans about future actions involving giving or handing over something, as in contexts like giving a presentation, providing information, or distributing items. Examples:

- Ellos darán una conferencia mañana.

- Las empresas darán apoyo a los candidatos.

Darán is distinct from other forms of dar, such as darán without the accent, which would be incorrect for the futuro simple and could be misread as a different tense or mood in some contexts. The word is primarily a verb form, and outside of Spanish, it may appear in proper names or transliterations, but its standard meaning remains tied to the act of giving in the future.