imporranno

Imporranno is an Italian verb form used as the futuro semplice (simple future) of the verb imporre, meaning to impose. It is the third-person plural form, so it corresponds to “they will impose.” The same spelling can appear in the future tense of verbs with a related stem, but in common usage imporranno specifically denotes the future of imporre.

Grammatically, imporranno is formed from the stem impo- with the +rr- intensification that occurs in certain future conjugations, followed by the standard plural ending -anno. It functions as a finite verb indicating a future action by a plural subject. As with other future forms in Italian, it does not require an auxiliary verb.

In practice, imporranno is used to describe the act of imposing rules, penalties, taxes, or other obligations that a group or authorities plan to enforce. Examples include: Le autorità imporranno nuove norme per ridurre l’inquinamento. Le aziende imporranno standard più severi per rispettare la sicurezza. The form can also appear in political, economic, or administrative contexts where a body intends to impose conditions or restrictions.

Etymology traces imporre to Latin imponere, from in- (upon) + ponere (to place). The prefix and root combine to convey positioning or laying upon something, a sense reflected in the modern meaning of impose.

See also: imporre, importare, porre, etymology of Italian verbs with imprefix.