Completati

Completati is the masculine plural past participle of the Italian verb completare, meaning to finish or to complete. In Italian, completati can function as a participle in compound tenses and as an adjective. When used as an adjective, it agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies: moduli completati, documenti completati. The feminine plural is completate, and the masculine singular is completato.

In verb tenses with avere, the past participle typically remains in the masculine singular form unless there is a preceding direct object that triggers agreement; with essere, the participle agrees with the subject: i moduli sono stati completati. For example, ho completato i moduli describes a completed action with avere, while i moduli sono stati completati describes a completed state with essere. In everyday and formal contexts, completati is commonly used to indicate that forms, reports, projects, or tasks have been finished.

Completati is often found in administrative, educational, and bureaucratic language to denote a finished status, such as in forms, checklists, or records. It should not be confused with completo, which can mean whole or entire, or with completamento, the noun for completion.

See also completare, completamento, completo.