Riparati

Riparati is the plural form of the Italian past participle riparato, derived from the verb riparare, meaning to repair or restore. In Italian, riparato can function as an adjective or as part of a passive construction; riparati specifically qualifies masculine plural nouns: gli oggetti riparati, i componenti riparati.

Commonly found in technical, maintenance, and consumer contexts, the term describes items that were previously damaged and have been fixed, restored to working condition, or made functional again. It can indicate successful repair in service manuals, inventory lists, warranties, and product descriptions. The nuance ranges from minor fixes to substantial restoration.

Variations include riparata (feminine singular), riparati (masculine plural), and riparate (feminine plural).

From riparare, to repair, with the prefix ri-; the form riparati marks a completed repair or restoration and is used adjectivally or nominally in Italian.

See also: riparazione, riparo.