Rassicuriamo

Rassicuriamo is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb rassicurare, meaning “we reassure.” The verb rassicurare is transitive and widely used in both spoken and written Italian to calm concerns, confirm safety, or dispel doubts. Rassicuriamo is formed from the verb stem rassicur- plus the standard -iamo ending for the noi form of regular -are verbs.

Conjugation and usage: As a regular -are verb, rassicurare follows its standard present-tense pattern: io rassicuro, tu rassicuri, lui rassicura, noi rassicuriamo, voi rassicurate, loro rassicurano. Rassicuriamo is used when the speaker and others collectively reassure someone about a situation or outcome. It often accompanies direct objects or subordinate clauses that describe what is being reassured.

Examples: Noi rassicuriamo i pazienti che le procedure sono sicure. Noi rassicuriamo i cittadini che l’emergenza è sotto controllo. In formal writing or journalism, forms like rassicurare e i suoi equivalenti may be used to convey official assurances, while in everyday speech rassicuriamo is common in conversations about safety, plans, or potential problems.

See also: rassicurare, rassicurazione. Rassicuriamo is one grammatical form among many that express reassurance; its meaning remains consistent with the broader concept of providing confidence or reducing anxiety about a situation.