elaborano

Elaborano is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb elaborare, meaning "they elaborate," "they develop," or "they process." It is used when the subject is plural and performing the action in the present tense. The verb elaborare belongs to the first conjugation (-are) and is widely used across fields from science to everyday speech. In many contexts, elaborano can refer to refining ideas, generating plans, or processing information.

Usage examples: “I ricercatori elaborano i dati” (The researchers are processing the data). “Le aziende elaborano i requisiti del progetto” (The companies develop the project requirements).

Etymology: elaborare derives from Latin elaborare, formed from labor “work” with the sense of working out or refining. In Italian, elaborare has cognates in other Romance languages, such as Spanish elaborar and Portuguese elaborar.

Related terms: elaborazione (elaboration), elaboratore (processor, computer). The term appears across academic, technical, and everyday language, and it is primarily encountered as a verb form rather than as a separate lexical item.