Raggiunti

Raggiunti is the plural form of the Italian past participle raggiunto, which comes from the verb raggiungere, meaning to reach or attain. In Italian, raggiunto functions as an adjective meaning reached or attained, and as the past participle used in compound tenses or in passive constructions. As an attributive adjective, it agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies, for example obiettivi raggiunti (attained objectives) or punti raggiunti (reached points).

In grammatical use, raggiunto appears in two main roles. As part of the compound tenses with essere in passive or semi-passive expressions, for instance gli obiettivi sono stati raggiunti, meaning the objectives have been reached. When used before a noun, it serves as a regular adjective: i traguardi raggiunti, le coordinate raggiunte. It can also appear in phrases describing geographic, quantitative, or figurative attainment, such as traguardi raggiunti nel corso dell’anno or distanze raggiunte durante l’esercizio.

Usage notes: raggiunto and its plural form raggiunti are common in formal, technical, and journalistic Italian to indicate completion, achievement, or attainment of goals, milestones, measurements, or coordinates. The feminine plural form is raggiunte, used with feminine nouns.

See also: raggiungere, ritorno di contatto non raggiunto ispirazione non rilevata (note: see also the related forms raggiungere, raggiunto, e gli aggettivi correlati).