aderiamo

Aderiamo is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb aderire. It means “we adhere” or “we join,” and is used to express agreement, endorsement, or formal membership in a group, organization, or campaign. Etymology: from Latin adhaerēre, formed by ad- “toward” and haerēre “to cling.”

Usage and sense

Aderiamo is typically followed by the preposition a to indicate what is being joined: aderire a una causa, aderire a un partito, aderire a una campagna. In many contexts it signals formal endorsement rather than merely participating; it is common in political, civic, or organizational discourse, as well as in official documents and manifestos. In everyday speech, speakers may opt for alternatives such as unirsi (to join) or iscriversi (to register or enroll), depending on nuance and context.

Conjugation and forms

Aderire is a regular -ire verb, so it follows the standard conjugation pattern of Italian -ire verbs. The form aderiamo belongs to the regular present tense paradigm used by all persons for this verb, with other forms differing by person and number.

Context and related terms

The noun they derive is adesione (adhesion or membership). Related adjectives include aderente (adherent) and terms describing participation or endorsement in a cause or organization.

Examples

Aderiamo al nuovo regolamento. I cittadini hanno aderito alla petizione. Aderire a una causa implica endorsement formale e impegno.