esauriscono

"Esauriscono" is an Italian verb that means "to run out" or "to exhaust." It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb "esaurire," which means "to exhaust" or "to use up." The verb "esaurire" is a regular -ire verb, and its past participle is "esaurito." The verb "esaurire" is commonly used in everyday language to indicate that something has been completely used up or depleted.

In Italian, "esauriscono" can be used in various contexts. For example, it can refer to the exhaustion of resources such as fuel, water, or supplies. It can also be used metaphorically to describe the depletion of something intangible, such as time or energy. Additionally, "esauriscono" can be used to indicate that a stock or inventory has been completely sold out.

The verb "esaurire" is formed from the Latin word "exaurire," which means "to empty out." The Italian verb has retained much of its original meaning and usage, making it a straightforward and commonly understood term in the Italian language.