stabiliranno

Stabiliranno is the future tense form of the Italian verb stabilire in the third person plural, used to indicate that a group will establish or determine something. In standard Italian, the canonical spelling is stabiliranno, formed from the stem stabilir- plus the future ending -anno.

Etymology and form details: stabilire derives from Latin stabilire, and its future forms follow the regular pattern for -ire verbs with the -r- inserted before the personal endings. The form stabiliranno is used with a plural subject such as loro (they) and can appear in legal, governmental, or formal writing to describe actions to be taken in the future.

Usage: The phrase is common in news reports, policy documents, contracts, and official statements when describing anticipated decisions or rules. It answers questions of what will be done by whom in the future (e.g., "Le autorità stabiliranno nuove norme" – The authorities will establish new rules).

Variant spelling note: while stabiliranno is the correct standard form, some nonstandard spellings seen in informal writing or lapses of proofreading may appear as st abiliranno or stabiliranno. In formal and edited Italian, stabiliranno is preferred and considered correct.

Examples:

- Le autorità stabiliranno nuove norme nel prossimo trimestre.

- Le parti hanno annunciato che stabiliranno i criteri entro la settimana.

See also: stabilire, futuro semplice (Italian simple future), coniugazione dei verbi -ire.