mejoran

Mejoran is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb mejorar, meaning to improve or to get better. It is used with subjects ellos, ellas, or ustedes to indicate that a group is experiencing improvement. For example: “Las condiciones mejoran,” or “Los pacientes mejoran.”

Mejorar is a regular -ar verb, so its principal conjugation patterns are predictable: yo mejoro, tú mejoras, él/ella/usted mejora, nosotros mejoramos, vosotros mejoráis, ustedes mejoran. Other tenses and moods include mejorarán (they will improve) and mejoraron (they improved), among others. The form mejoran specifically denotes current improvement by a plural subject.

In usage, mejoran commonly appears in contexts such as health, economic or social conditions, performance, or recovery. It is frequent in news reports, medical notes, and everyday speech when describing progress or positive change. The nuance conveyed is generally forward movement toward a better state.

Notes on dialect and pronoun use: in Spain, the second-person plural informal is vosotros mejoráis, while ustedes mejoran is common in many Latin American regions for you plural. The form mejoran itself applies across these varieties when referring to they or you all in present tense.

Mejoran is primarily a verb form and not typically used as a stand-alone noun or name. Its meaning and usage are clear from context as indicating improvement by a group.