Verificavate

Verificavate is a conjugated form of the Italian verb verificare. It is the second-person plural imperfect indicative, used to indicate that an action of verifying was ongoing or habitual in the past. The form comes from the stem verific- plus the imperfect ending -avate, which is typical of the first conjugation (-are) verbs; the full form for voi is verificavate.

Example: Voi verificavate i dati prima di inviarli. This illustrates how the imperfect tense describes background actions or repeated past activities.

Usage notes: The imperfect conveys actions without specifying completion, often setting a scene or describing routine checks. Verificavate, therefore, can express that a group was in the habit of verifying information, or that verification was in progress at a past moment. It is not a standalone dictionary headword; the lemma is verificare, and verificavate is one of its forms.

Etymology: Verificare derives from Latin roots associated with truth and making, commonly linked to verus (true) and facere (to do/make). The form verificavate inherits that root and is inflected for person and tense.

See also: Italian verbs, first-conjugation verbs, imperfect indicative, verificare, verb conjugation patterns.