Risolte

Risolte is the feminine plural past participle of the Italian verb risolvere, meaning to resolve or solve. It functions as an adjective meaning "solved" or "resolved" and as the past participle in compound tenses when agreeing with feminine plural nouns. It is commonly used to describe problems, questions, or issues that have been addressed.

Usage examples include: Le questioni sono risolte (The issues are solved) and Le questioni risolte hanno posto fine al dibattito (The resolved issues have ended the debate). As an adjective, risolte agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies, typically feminine plural nouns such as questioni, soluzioni, problematiche, and simili.

Forms of the verb in the risolvere paradigm are risolto (masculine singular), risolta (feminine singular), risolti (masculine plural), and risolte (feminine plural). Risolte represents the feminine plural past participle form used in phrases describing multiple feminine nouns that have been solved or resolved.

Etymology: risolte derives from Latin resolvere, via the Italian risolvere. The root solv- is connected to solving or loosening, with the modern Italian form incorporating the prefix re- and the participial endings of the risolvere conjugation.

See also: Risolvere; Risoluzione; Soluzione.