unificano

Unificano is a form of the Italian verb unificare. It functions as the third-person plural present indicative, meaning that “they unify” or “they make something one.” The verb unificare derives from Latin unificare, formed from uni- (one) and facere (to make). As a regular -are verb, unificare follows the standard present tense endings.

In usage, unificano is employed when two or more subjects perform the act of bringing things together into a single unit. This can occur in political, administrative, technical, or scientific contexts, such as merging policies, standards, or datasets. The noun unificazione refers to the process or result of unification. Related terms include unificatore (a device or agent that unifies) and unificato (the past participle, used in compound tenses).

Examples:

- Le regioni unificano i sistemi fiscali. (The regions unify the tax systems.)

- Le autorità unificano le norme di sicurezza. (The authorities unify the safety standards.)

- I dati vengono unificati per garantire la coerenza. (The data are unified to ensure consistency.)

Notes:

- In Italian, unificano is the plural third-person form; the singular counterpart is unifica (he/she/it unifies).

- The root form for reference is unificare; related forms include unificazione (noun), unificato (participle), and unificatore (agent noun).