Ulteriori

Ulteriori is an Italian adjective meaning "further" or "additional." It is used to indicate items, details, or considerations that go beyond what has already been mentioned, and it agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies. The singular form is ulteriore; the plural form is ulteriori, which applies to both masculine and feminine nouns in the plural.

Etymology traces ulteriori to the Latin ulterior, meaning "farther" or "beyond," related to ultra. In Italian, the sense of "further" or "additional" has been preserved, and ulteriori is now common in formal, administrative, and legal language as a standard way to qualify something that extends beyond prior items.

Usage and examples: ulteriori is typically placed before the noun (ulteriori misure, ulteriori dettagli, ulteriori informazioni). It is also used in journalistic or bureaucratic prose to signal the introduction of new elements or considerations that supplement those already discussed. In everyday language, altre espressioni such as "più" or "altro" may be used, but ulteriori carries a sense of extension beyond a defined set or sequence.

Grammatical notes: ulteriori is the plural form of the adjective; ulteriore is the singular. It can refer to both masculine and feminine nouns in the plural, for example, ulteriori dati, ulteriori misure. In English, the cognate term ulteriores or ulterior is sometimes used, but Italian usage remains firmly tied to its own grammatical and stylistic conventions.