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Ingranditi

Ingranditi is the masculine plural past participle form of the Italian verb ingrandire, meaning to enlarge or magnify. It also functions as an adjective in the masculine plural to describe objects or images that have been enlarged or magnified. The corresponding feminine forms are ingrandita (singular), ingrandite (plural); the masculine singular participle is ingrandito.

In practice, ingranditi appears in contexts such as photography, microscopy, radiology, printing, and digital image processing,

Etymologically, ingrandire derives from the prefix in- combined with grande, related to the Latin grandis for

See also: ingrandimento, which refers to magnification; ingrandire, the verb itself; related terms in optics, imaging,

where
visual
material
or
structures
have
been
enlarged.
It
is
used
in
labels,
captions,
and
technical
descriptions,
often
in
the
phrase
parti
ingranditi
or
immagini
ingrandite,
depending
on
the
gender
of
the
noun
it
modifies.
As
a
verb
form
with
avere,
ingrandire
forms
compound
tenses
such
as
hai
ingrandito
or
abbiamo
ingrandito
to
indicate
that
enlargement
has
been
performed.
When
used
in
passive
or
descriptive
phrases,
the
adjective
agrees
with
the
noun:
documenti
ingranditi,
organi
ingranditi,
immagini
ingrandite.
large.
The
suffix
-ire
marks
it
as
an
Italian
first-conjugation
verb,
with
standard
inflection
patterns
for
participles.
and
printing.