Alloggiate

Alloggiate is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb alloggiare, which means to lodge or to accommodate. The form is used when addressing multiple people who are lodging somewhere or who are responsible for arranging lodging for others. Alloggiare is a regular -are verb, and its present tense forms are: io alloggio, tu alloggi, lui/lei alloggia, noi alloggiamo, voi alloggiate, loro alloggiano.

In addition to its use in the indicative, alloggiate also appears in the present subjunctive for the second person plural: che voi alloggiate. This reflects standard Italian mood concordance, where the same spelling can serve multiple grammatical functions depending on context.

Usage notes commonly involve lodging locations and arrangements. Phrases such as alloggiate presso un albergo, alloggiate in una casa condivisa, or alloggiate in strutture convenzionate are typical in travel writing, hotel guides, and service communications. The noun alloggio, related etymologically to alloggiare, denotes lodging or accommodation, and is often used to discuss the place where lodging is provided.

See also alloggiare (to lodge), alloggio (lodging), and alloggio (pluralized forms and related terms). While alloggiate is primarily a grammatical form within Italian verb conjugation, it also appears in written Italian wherever the second-person plural is specified in present tense or present subjunctive contexts.