garantizan

Garantizan is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb garantizar, meaning they guarantee or they ensure. The verb denotes providing a guarantee or assurance that something will occur, that a condition will be met, or that a commitment will be upheld. It is used in legal, contractual, governmental, business, and everyday language to affirm reliability, safety, or compliance.

Conjugation and related forms: The infinitive is garantizar. Present tense forms include garantizo, garantizas, garantiza, garantizamos, garantizáis, garantizan. The noun garanTIA (guarantee) is closely related, as are related verbs such as garantizarse (to guarantee oneself) and asegurar (to assure).

Usage notes: Garantizar can take direct objects or clauses introduced by que. It frequently appears in official statements, contracts, consumer protection language, and policy discussions. Examples: "Las autoridades garantizan la seguridad de los viajeros" and "La empresa garantiza la calidad del producto." In contractual contexts, it may express warranties or assurances offered by one party to another.

Etymology: Garantizan derives from the noun garantía (guarantee), which is cognate with French garantie and Italian garanzia. The term ultimately traces to similar Romance roots that denote a pledge or warranty.

See also: garantizar, garantía, garantía legal, garantía contractual.