Ornamentami

Ornamentami is an Italian phrase meaning “decorate me” or “adorn me.” It is the second-person singular imperative form of the verb ornamentare, with the clitic pronoun mi attached, yielding ornamentami. The construction exemplifies how Italian imperatives commonly combine a verb form with attached pronouns to form direct commands.

Linguistically, ornamentami expresses a request or instruction addressed to a second person, typically someone asked to embellish, adorn, or embellish the speaker in some way. The phrase can appear in literature, music, or visual arts as a compact, evocative directive to engage with decoration, ornament, or transformation.

In cultural usage, ornamentami is not widely established as the name of a specific organization, project, or canonical work. Instead, it is most often encountered as a linguistic expression or artistic motif. When used as a title or slogan, it tends to convey themes related to adornment, aesthetics, and the power of decoration to alter perception or identity.

See also: ornament, decoration, Italian language, imperatives in Italian.