porteranno

Porteranno is the third-person plural form of portare in the futuro semplice (future simple) tense in Italian. It translates to "they will carry" or "they will bring" in English. The verb portare has a broad range of meanings, including to transport physical objects, to bring someone somewhere, to wear, or to bear or produce something in a figurative sense.

Form and usage: In the futuro semplice, portare follows the standard -are verb endings. The full conjugation is: io porterò, tu porterai, lui/lei porterà, noi porteremo, voi porterete, loro porteranno. Porteranno specifically denotes actions that the subject group will perform in the future.

Contexts and nuances: Porteranno can be used for literal actions, such as transporting goods or bringing items. It also appears in figurative expressions, for example to describe efforts that will bring about results or to indicate future outcomes of plans or decisions. The form is common in both spoken and written Italian, including news, narration, and formal writing.

Related forms and synonyms: Related meanings appear with other tenses of portare, such as presente porto (I carry), passato prossimo ho portato (I have brought). In some contexts, verbs like trasportare (to transport) or conferire (to bring about, to confer) may be used as alternatives depending on nuance.

Etymology: Portare derives from Latin portāre, linked to a family of Romance languages with similar verb roots such as French porter and Spanish portar. The future form porteranno reflects the standard Italian conjugation pattern for -are verbs.