Sembri

Sembri is a term with multiple potential references in language and onomastics. In Italian grammar, sembri is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb sembrare, meaning to seem or to appear. This form is used to describe how something or someone appears to another person. For example, in Italian you would say "Sembri stanco" to express "You seem tired." The form is part of standard verb conjugation and appears in everyday speech and writing.

As a proper noun, sembri may occur as a surname of Italian origin. It is relatively uncommon, and there is no widely documented list of notable individuals bearing the name in major reference works. In fictional or media contexts, the spelling is occasionally used for place names or character names, but such uses are specific to individual works rather than part of a standardized geographic or biographic catalog.

In linguistic and reference contexts, sembri is primarily treated as a grammatical form rather than a standalone lexical item with a separate meaning. Its recognition outside Italian contexts tends to be limited to discussions of Italian verb conjugation, where it is cited as the second-person singular present indicative form of sembrare.