incorporan

Incorporan is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb incorporar. It corresponds to “they incorporate” and, in some contexts, to “you (plural) incorporate” when referring to ustedes. The verb means to add something to a group, body, or system; to merge entities; or to include items or people within a larger whole. It is used in everyday language as well as in business, legal, and administrative contexts.

Etymology and meaning. Incorporar comes from Latin incorporare, formed from in- (into) and corpus (body), with the sense of forming into a unit or joining into a larger entity. In modern Spanish, the term covers both physical or organizational inclusion and the creation or establishment of an institution or entity.

Usage. In business and law, incorporar can mean to form a corporation or to register a company as a legal entity. More generally, it can mean to include or integrate something into a plan, process, or organization. The word is commonly found in sentences describing additions, integrations, or mergers.

Grammatical note. As a present-tense 3rd-person plural form, it appears with subjects such as ellos, ellas, or ustedes. Related forms include incorporo (I incorporate), incorporas (you incorporate), and incorpora (he/she/it incorporates, or you formal incorporate).

See also. Incorporar, Incorporación, Incorporado, Incorporación empresarial.