Frammentari
Frammentari is an Italian adjective meaning fragmentary, describing something that exists in parts, is incomplete, or composed of fragments. It is used to characterize information, objects, or narratives that are partial, non-continuous, or assembled from separated pieces. The feminine singular form is frammentaria, while the masculine plural is frammentari and the feminine plural frammentarie. The base noun is frammento (fragment), which derives from Latin fragmentum, itself from frangere “to break.”
In usage, frammentari often appears in discussions of data, texts, or artifacts that lack completeness. For
In broader analysis, frammentari is common in fields such as literature, film, and art to describe works