divulgano

Divulgano is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb divulgare, which means to disclose, make public, or disseminate information. It is used when the subject of the sentence is a plural noun or pronoun, such as authorities, organizations, or multiple entities.

As a regular -are verb, divulgare follows standard conjugation patterns. The full present indicative paradigm is: io divulgo, tu divulghi, lui divulga, noi divulghiamo, voi divulgate, loro divulgano. The form divulgano specifically appears where the subject is plural, for example: Le autorità divulgano i dettagli dell’indagine.

Etymology and related terms: Divulgare derives from Latin divulgare, meaning to make known publicly. Related Italian terms include divulgazione (the act of disclosure) and divulgatore/divulgatrice (a divulgator or disseminator, often used for journalists or communicators).

Usage context: In Italian, divulgano is common in journalistic, governmental, and academic writing when describing the act of releasing information to the public. It conveys a neutral sense of dissemination rather than endorsement or advocacy.

See also: divulgazione, divulgatore, divulgare, pubblicazione.