dividerrebbero

Dividerrebbero is not a standard entry in Italian vocabulary. In most references it is considered a nonstandard or incorrect variant of the conditional mood of the verb dividere (to divide). The correct standard form is dividerebbero, which corresponds to the third-person plural conditional: they would divide.

Nature and usage

Dividerrebbero may appear in informal writing, typographical mistakes, or as a mistaken orthography. It is not recognized by major dictionaries and is generally discouraged in formal or edited texts. When encountered, it is usually treated as an error to be corrected to dividerebbero. Some learners might see the form in online platforms or regional writings, but it does not reflect standard Italian conjugation.

Formation and comparison

Italian conditional forms for -ere verbs are typically built by attaching the appropriate endings to the verb stem. For dividere, the standard third-person plural conditional is dividerebbero. The form dividerrebbero resembles the standard pattern only by a misplacement or addition of letters; it is not an accepted contraction or legitimate dialectal variant in authoritative grammar.

See also

Dividere, Italian verb conjugation, Conditional mood in Italian.

Note

If you encounter dividerrebbero in a text, it is advisable to treat it as a likely error and reference the standard form dividerebbero for correct conjugation and agreement.