procureranno

Procureranno is the third-person plural form of the Italian verb procurare in the futuro semplice (future simple). It translates roughly as “they will procure” or “they will obtain.” As a regular -are verb, its meaning can extend from acquiring goods or services to arranging or causing something to come about, depending on the context.

Etymology and meaning. The verb procurare comes from Latin procurare, meaning to take care of, obtain, or bring about. In Italian, procurare carries senses related to obtaining something for a purpose, providing or supplying what is needed, or causing consequences. The form procureranno is used when the subject is plural and the action is projected into the future.

Grammar and usage notes. Procurare is a regular -are verb, so its future forms follow the standard pattern for this class: procurerò, procurerai, procurerà, procureremo, procurerete, procureranno. The form procureranno appears in written and spoken Italian in formal or narrative contexts, including journalism, contracts, and reports, where an explicit forecast or plan is described.

Examples. Le aziende procideranno le risorse necessarie? (Note: the proper construction would be “procureranno” not “procideranno.”) Example: Le aziende procureranno materie prime entro la settimana. Il governo ha annunciato che rafforzeranno l’export e procureranno nuove forniture strategiche. See also related terms: procurare (to procure), approvvigionamento (procurement), fornitura (supply).