pregano
Pregano is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb pregare, meaning to pray or to beg. It is used when the subject is plural and the action takes place in the present. For example: Loro pregano ogni giorno, which can be translated as They pray every day. In addition to praying, pregare also means to ask someone to do something, to beg, or to entreat; in such contexts, pregano can mean they beg or they ask (someone) to do something, depending on the sentence.
Etymology and scope: The verb pregare is of Latin origin, deriving from precari, to entreat or to
Usage notes: In everyday Italian, pregare is common in both religious contexts and in idiomatic expressions
Limitations: As a verb form, pregano is not a standalone noun or concept; it functions as a