Precísament

Precísament is a Catalan word that translates to "precisely" or "exactly" in English. It is an adverb used to indicate a high degree of accuracy, certainty, or specificity. The word is derived from the Latin word "praecisus," meaning "cut short" or "abrupt," which evolved to convey a sense of exactness.

In Catalan, Precísament can be used in various contexts. It might be employed to confirm a statement, to pinpoint a particular detail, or to emphasize the correctness of something. For example, one might say "Vinc precísament ara" which translates to "I am coming precisely now," indicating an exact timing. Another use could be to clarify a point, such as "És precísament això el que volia dir," meaning "That is precisely what I wanted to say."

The usage of Precísament mirrors that of its English counterparts, "precisely" and "exactly," serving to add emphasis and clarity. It is a common and useful word in the Catalan language, contributing to the precision of communication. Its versatility allows it to fit naturally into both formal and informal conversations, reinforcing the exactness of the statement being made.