modellano

Modellano is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb modellare, meaning to model, shape, or design. It is used to describe the action of creating models or representations across various fields, including design, architecture, manufacturing, and data analysis. The form appears whenever the subject is a plural noun, such as groups of designers or researchers.

Grammatical notes: Modellare is a regular -are verb. Its present indicative paradigm is: io modello, tu modelli, lui/lei-modella, noi modelliamo, voi modellate, loro modellano. Modellare can also yield related forms such as modellando (gerund) and modellato (past participle).

Usage and context: Modellano is commonly found in professional, educational, and technical writing. Examples include: I designer modellano prototipi in legno. (The designers model prototypes in wood.) Le aziende modellano strategie di mercato per adeguarsi alle tendenze. (The companies shape market strategies to adapt to trends.) Gli studenti modellano l’argilla durante la lezione di scultura. (The students model clay during sculpture class.)

Related terms: The noun modellazione refers to the process of modeling; modello is the noun for a model; modellatore denotes a person who models or designs. Etymology traces modellare to the root modello (model) with the verb-forming suffix -are.

In Italian usage, modellano serves as a standard, everyday form for describing plural subjects performing modeling actions in physical, digital, or conceptual contexts.