facilitan

Facilitan is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb facilitar, meaning they facilitate or you all facilitate. It is used with plural subjects such as ellos, ellas, or ustedes, to describe actions that make a process easier or more accessible for others.

Etymology and meaning: Facilitar derives from the word fácil (easy) with the Latin root facilis and the suffix -itar, forming a regular -ar verb that conveys enabling or easing an action, operation, or access. The sense encompasses providing resources, reducing obstacles, or guiding procedures.

Usage and context: The verb appears across public administration, business, education, and technology to describe actions that help others complete tasks or reach goals. For example, autoridades facilitan el acceso a la atención médica (the authorities facilitate access to medical care); empresas facilitan trámites para los clientes (companies facilitate customer procedures). In organizational language, facilitation often involves removing barriers, enabling collaboration, or streamlining workflows.

Grammar and related forms: Facili tar is a regular -ar verb. Present tense forms include: yo facilito, tú facilitas, él facilita, nosotros facilitamos, vosotros facilitáis, ellos facilitan. Related terms include facilitación (facilitation) and facilitador/ facilitadora (facilitator). The concept emphasizes making something easier for others rather than performing the task directly.