Revelálni

Revelálni is a verb in the Italian language. It translates to "to reveal" or "to disclose" in English. The word is derived from the Latin verb revelare, which also means "to unveil" or "to make known."

In Italian grammar, revelálni is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object. It can be used in various contexts, from disclosing a secret to unveiling a truth or presenting something that was previously hidden. For example, one might say "Ho deciso di revelálni il mio piano" which means "I decided to reveal my plan." Another use could be "Il film ha revelálni la verità" translating to "The film revealed the truth."

The verb can be conjugated in all standard Italian tenses and moods. Its past participle is "rivelato." As a regular verb, it follows predictable conjugation patterns. The infinitive form revelálni itself indicates the action of making something known. It implies bringing something from a state of being unknown or concealed into the open. The nuances of its usage often depend on the specific context and the nature of what is being revealed.