energizan

Energizan is a conjugated form of the Spanish verb energizar. It is the third-person plural present indicative: ellos energizan, ellas energizan, ustedes energizan; it translates to they energize or you energize (formal plural) in English. The infinitive energizar means to supply energy to a device, to power, to stimulate, or to invigorate something.

Etymology and usage: Energizar derives from energía, meaning energy, combined with the suffix -izar, which is commonly used in Spanish to form transitive verbs that indicate causing a change of state. In technical contexts, energizan describes processes that increase energy in a system, such as charging a battery, starting a motor, or energizing a circuit. In metaphorical or organizational contexts, it can describe actions that stimulate enthusiasm or activity, such as energizar a un equipo.

Examples:

- Los generadores energizan la red eléctrica durante las puntas de demanda. (The generators energize the electrical grid during peak demand.)

- El nuevo programa de incentivos energiza a los trabajadores y mejora la productividad. (The new incentive program energizes workers and improves productivity.)

See also: energizar, energía, energización.