emmagatzemen

Emmagatzemen is a form of the Catalan verb emmagatzemar, meaning to store or to warehouse. It is used as the third-person plural present indicative form, corresponding to “they store” in English.

The form appears in sentences where multiple subjects perform the action of storage in the present. For example: Els usuaris emmagatzemen dades al servidor. It is also used in broader contexts such as logistics, archiving, or data management when referring to ongoing storage activity by several agents.

Morphology and related forms: the infinitive of the verb is emmagatzemar; the noun emmagatzem means a storehouse, and emmagatzematge refers to storage. Present-tense forms include jo emmagatzemo, tu emmagatzemes, ell emmagatzema, nosaltres emmagatzemem, vosaltres emmagatzemeu, and ells emmagatzemen. The form emmagatzemen specifically marks the subject in the plural.

Etymology and usage notes: emmagatzemar is built from the root emmagatzem (storehouse) with the standard Catalan verb ending -ar. The word emmagatzemen is common in formal or technical Catalan as well as everyday written and spoken language when discussing the action of storing items, data, or information.

In summary, emmagatzemen is the present-tense plural form of emmagatzemar, used to describe multiple subjects storing something at the present moment. It is closely related to other forms of the same verb and to the related noun emmagatzematge for the concept of storage.