emetteranno

Emetteranno is a verb form in Italian, specifically the third person plural of the futuro semplice (simple future) of the verb emettere. It denotes that a group or multiple subjects will emit, issue, or send out something in the future. The form is used in active voice and refers to actions that the subjects will perform later on.

Grammatical overview: emettere is a regular -ere verb with a stem emet- in the future, yielding emetterò, emetterai, emetterà, emetteremo, emetterete, emetteranno. The insertion of the double consonant in the stem (emet-) is typical for this verb, and emetteranno follows the standard endings for the third person plural in the futuro semplice.

Senses and usage: emettere covers several related meanings, including to emit or release (substances, radiation, gases), to issue or publish (documents, bonds, permits), and to broadcast or transmit (signals, radio waves). Emetteranno can be used in sentences referring to future actions by a plural subject, such as organizations, governments, companies, or natural entities.

Examples:

- Le aziende emetteranno nuove obbligazioni nel prossimo trimestre. (The companies will issue new bonds in the next quarter.)

- Il vulcano emetterà gas e cenere durante l’eruzione. (The volcano will emit gas and ash during the eruption.)

- I satelliti emetteranno segnali di controllo una volta in orbita. (The satellites will emit control signals once in orbit.)

Etymology: emettere derives from Latin emittere, from ex- “out” + mittere “to send.” In Italian, the term retains the broad sense of sending something outward, whether tangible (gas, document) or abstract (signals, emissions).