lasciano

Lasciano is a term of Italian origin that can appear in different linguistic and cultural contexts. In standard Italian grammar, lasciano is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb lasciare, meaning to leave or to let. It is used to describe actions by multiple subjects, for example in sentences such as they leave or they let something be. The form is part of regular verb conjugation and appears in both spoken and written Italian.

Lasciano is also encountered as a surname. Italian family names often derive from personal names, places, or occupations, and Lasciano is among the names recorded in Italian genealogical sources. Individuals bearing the surname may be found in Italy and among communities of Italian descent elsewhere.

In modern usage, the meaning of "lasciano" depends on context: as a verb form, as a surname, or as part of a proper noun in names. Without additional information, it is primarily interpreted as the present-tense verb form or as a family name.