Stacchiamo

Stacchiamo is the present indicative first-person plural form of the Italian verb staccare, meaning to detach, unplug, or remove something from a position or connection. As a regular -are verb, its conjugation in the present tense is: io stacco, tu stacchi, lui/lei stacca, noi stacchiamo, voi staccate, loro staccano.

In use, stacchiamo appears in everyday speech to express actions of separation or disengagement. Examples include unplugging a device—“Stacchiamo la spina”—as well as more figurative detachment, such as “Stacchiamo da questa discussione” (let’s move away from this topic) or “Stacchiamo l’attenzione da un dettaglio” (let’s detach attention from a detail). The form is common in instructions, call-and-response phrases, and collaborative contexts where a group action is described or urged.

Etymology and related forms: stacare derives from the noun stacco, meaning a break or detachment, and is related to other forms expressing separation. The exact Latin origin of stacare is not always specified in concise linguistic references, but the concept centers on a break, detachment, or interruption. Stacchiamo, as a tense form, is thus primarily encountered as part of everyday Italian grammatical usage rather than as a standalone term or title.

See also: staccare, stacco, staccato. Note: stacchiamo is not widely used as a proper noun or title, but as a grammatical form of a common verb.