Puliti

Puliti is a term of Italian origin that can function as a grammatical form as well as a surname. In Italian, puliti is the masculine plural form of the adjective pulito, meaning clean, and of the past participle pulire meaning to clean. It is used to describe nouns that are in the state of having been cleaned or that are clean in general. For example, i vetri sono puliti (the windows are clean) or tavoli puliti (clean tables). The feminine plural form is pulite, while the masculine singular is pulito and the feminine singular pulita. The word appears in various contexts to denote cleanliness or completed cleaning.

Puliti also exists as a family name of Italian origin. As a surname, it is found among people of Italian heritage and may appear in historical records and contemporary public life, though there is no single widely recognized figure universally associated with the name.

Related terms include pulito and pulizia, which connect to concepts of cleanliness and cleaning in Italian.