Progrediamo

Progrediamo is an Italian word that functions as the first person plural present indicative form of the verb progredire, meaning to progress, advance, or move forward. It is used to describe progress in broad contexts such as personal development, scientific or technical work, or collective projects. The form progrediamo appears in sentences like "Noi progrediamo nel nostro studio," conveying that a group is making progress together.

Originating from Latin progredi, formed with the prefix pro- (forward) and the root gradi (to step), progredire shares a common lineage with other Italian words related to movement and development. In modern Italian, progredire is conjugated regularly in the present tense as io progredisco, tu progredisci, lui progredisce, noi progrediamo, voi progredite, loro progrediscono. The noun related to advancement is progresso, while progredimento or progression is used in more technical or formal contexts to denote progression or forward movement.

Usage notes include the potential for progrediamo to appear as part of a name or slogan in campaigns, organizations, or initiatives that emphasize forward motion or improvement; in such cases capitalization may signal a proper noun rather than a finite verb form. In everyday language, however, it remains one of several ways to express progress, alongside altri verbi come sviluppare, avanzare, or migliorare.

See also: progresso, progredimento, progredire, avanzamento, sviluppo.