agiamo

Agiamo is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb agire, meaning to act. It also appears as a common exhortation, translated as "let us act" or "let's act," used to rally collective action in speeches, campaigns, and social or civic contexts.

In Italian grammar, agiamo is the form used with the subject noi (we). It can function as a declarative sentence when stating an action we are taking, or as part of a call to action in phrases such as "Agiamo ora" (We act now). Its tone ranges from neutral description to motivational or mobilizing, depending on context and delivery.

As a proper noun, Agiamo may be used as the name or motto of organizations, campaigns, or publications that emphasize action, civic engagement, or charitable work. The use of Agiamo in this sense is not tied to a single, fixed institution and may vary across regions and time. When encountered as a title or brand, it often signals a pautonal emphasis on collective initiative.

See also: agire, azione, movimento civico, slogan.