verificano

Verificano is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb verificare, which means to verify or to check. It is used when referring to a group of people or entities performing a verification in the present tense. Verificare belongs to the first conjugation of -are verbs and is common in formal, technical, administrative, and everyday contexts.

Etymology and meaning: Verificare originates from Latin traditions around proving truth, involving the idea of testing something to establish its accuracy or authenticity. In Italian, verificano expresses that the verification action is being carried out by multiple subjects.

Conjugation and usage notes: The present indicative forms for verificare are: io verifico, tu verifichi, lui/lei verifica, noi verifichiamo, voi verificate, loro verificano. Verificano is typically followed by a direct object, such as i documenti, i dati, o l’integrità dei sistemi. The verb also appears in compound tenses with essere or avere as auxiliary, depending on the construction, though in most cases it uses avere in compound forms.

Context and examples: Verificano the documents for authenticity, verificano i dati per garantirne l’affidabilità, or verificano i requisiti di conformità. In technical and legal writing, the term appears in statements about audits, validations, and quality-control processes.

Related terms: Verifica (the act of verifying or a check), verificazione (verification process or audit), verificatore (verifier), verificare (to verify). These forms share a common semantic field centered on establishing truth, accuracy, or compliance.

See also: Verifica della conformità, controllo qualitativo, audit. Verificano as a word form is a standard tool in Italian for describing group verification actions.