risiedono

Risiedono is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb risiedere, meaning they reside or they are based. It is used to indicate the location or base of multiple subjects, such as organizations, people, or institutions.

Etymology and meaning: the verb risiedere derives from the Latin resīdēre, meaning to sit back or remain. In Italian, risiedere acquired the sense of establishing a domicile or base of operations, leading to forms like risiedono to describe where several entities are based.

Usage: risiedono appears in formal or written contexts, particularly when describing the official bases of multiple subjects. It is commonly followed by a prepositional phrase such as in, nel, or presso to specify the location. For example, Le sedi delle aziende risiedono nel capoluogo or Le comunità risiedono in provincia di Verona.

Conjugation: risiedere is a regular -ere verb in the present indicative. The relevant forms are: io risiedo, tu risiedi, lui/lei risiede, noi risiediamo, voi risiedete, loro risiedono. Risiedono specifically denotes the third-person plural present tense.

Examples: In administrative documents, one might read that Le sedi istituzionali risiedono nel capoluogo della regione, emphasizing where the institutions are based. In a cultural report, Si risiedono diverse attività nel quartiere storico, indicating multiple activities based in that area.

See also: Risiedere, Italian verb conjugation, Geographic bases of organizations.