Interpreta

Interpreta is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb interpretar in Spanish and Portuguese, and of interpretare in Italian. The meaning across these languages generally covers to interpret, to perform, or to explain. In everyday use, interprets a text, a role, or a musical piece is expressed with interprets in English, while interprets in these Romance languages is shown as interprets (Spanish), interpreta/interpretas (Portuguese), or interpreta (Italian).

As a concept, interpretation refers to conveying the meaning of a text, utterance, or artwork. It can involve translation between languages, explaining legal or scientific material, or rendering an artistic performance. In linguistics, interpretation concerns how readers or listeners derive meaning from sentences and how context shapes understanding. In the performing arts, an interpretation denotes a performer’s personal rendering of a work, often reflecting style, emotion, or perspective.

The term is also encountered in language-related discussions about how audiences understand statements, instructions, or narratives. In computing, the related English verb interpret is common, describing processes that execute code or translate instructions on the fly; however, the Romance-language form interpreta appears primarily as a grammatical variant rather than a technical term in that field.

Overall, interprets serves as a versatile form in several Romance languages, tied closely to the broader notion of interpretation across communication, art, and analysis.