ranno

Ranno may refer to several distinct uses of the term. In Italian grammar, ranno is not a word by itself but the final five-letter suffix that appears in the futuro semplice for many verbs in the third-person plural. Examples include parleranno, verranno, and faranno, where the ending -anno is attached to the verb stem to form loro-conjugations.

Ranno is also used as a proper noun. It is a surname of Italian origin, borne by individuals and families in Italy and among the Italian diaspora. As a surname, it may be toponymic or patronymic in origin, reflecting regional histories.

Ranno is found as a geographic name in several countries, used for small towns, villages, or localities. The specifics—location, administrative status, and population—vary widely by country and over time.

Because of its multiple uses, the meaning of Ranno depends on context. In linguistic, genealogical, or cartographic texts, it is treated as a separate entry.