muoveranno

Muoveranno is the third-person plural future indicative form of the Italian verb muovere, meaning to move. It is used when the subject, a group or multiple entities, is expected to perform a movement or cause a change in the future.

Morphology and conjugation notes: muovere is conjugated in the future with the stem muover- followed by the standard endings for -ere verbs. The full set in the future is muoverò, muoverai, muoverà, muoveremo, muoverete, muoveranno. The form muoveranno specifically marks that they (loro) will move. The verb is transitive and typically takes a direct object, as in loro muoveranno i mobili (they will move the furniture).

Usage and meaning: muoveranno can describe physical movement, for example in a logistical or mechanical context: "I lavoratori muoveranno i pezzi sul banco" (the workers will move the pieces on the workbench). It can also be used metaphorically to indicate triggering actions, changes, or decisions, such as "questi provvedimenti muoveranno nuove iniziative" (these measures will move forward new initiatives) or "le discussioni muoveranno la decisione del consiglio" (the discussions will influence the council’s decision).

Etymology and related forms: muovere derives from Latin movēre; the verb is common in standard Italian and has a past participle mosso used with compound tenses (ho mosso, aveva mosso). The future forms preserve the regular pattern for this class of verbs, with muoveranno functioning like other third-person plural futures.

See also: muovere, conjugation patterns in Italian, transitive verbs in Italian.