rassicurano

Rassicurano is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb rassicurare, meaning to reassure or to comfort. It denotes that the subjects collectively provide reassurance to someone else about a situation, risk, or concern.

Grammatical notes: Rassicurare is a transitive verb that typically takes a direct object representing what is being reassured, and it can be followed by a clause or phrase indicating the point of reassurance. The full present tense conjugation in this form is rassicurano, with other forms including rassicuro, rassicuri, rassicura, rassicuriamo, rassicurate, and rassicurano.

Usage: The form rassicurano is common in everyday speech and written discourse when describing actions intended to ease fears or uncertainties. It can appear in personal communication, journalism, political or organizational statements, and any context where authorities, individuals, or groups try to calm concerns. Examples include: “I genitori rassicurano i figli” (the parents reassure the children) or “Le autorità rassicurano la popolazione sulla sicurezza,” meaning that authorities reassure the population about safety.

Related terms: The infinitive rassicurare (to reassure), the noun rassicurazione (reassurance), the adjective rassicurante (reassuring), and related forms used to describe the act or quality of providing reassurance.

Notes: As with other Italian verbs, the meaning of rassicurano depends on context, including who reassures whom, about what, and with which level of certainty.