Angolari

Angolari is an Italian adjective meaning angular or relating to angles. It is derived from the noun angolo (angle) and is used in its base form angolare for singular and angolari for plural, applying to both genders in plural contexts. In everyday and technical Italian, angolare describes objects, shapes, or concepts that involve or emphasize angles.

In science and engineering, angolare appears in phrases such as misure angolari (angular measurements) and velocità angolare (angular velocity), where it denotes quantities tied to angles and rotational motion. In geometry and design, it is used to characterize features with corners or sharp edges, for example pareti angolari (corner walls) or profili angolari (angle profiles).

In architecture, construction, and carpentry, angolare describes components designed to fit at angles or to form corners. Phrases like giunto angolare (corner joint) and elemento angolare (angular element) reflect its practical, descriptive function in describing how parts meet or orient themselves.

Linguistically, angolare is a standard descriptive term across disciplines, often paired with specific nouns to convey angular properties, orientation, or corner-related features. Related terms include angolo (angle) and angolazione (angle or angular measurement), as well as gender- and number-appropriate inflections used in Italian prose and technical writing.

See also: Angolo, Angolare in physics and engineering, Angular velocity.