allargata

Allargata is the feminine singular form of the Italian adjective allargato, meaning widened, enlarged, or expanded. It is formed from the verb allargare (to widen) and is used to describe nouns that have been made wider or more expansive. The word agrees with the gender and number of the noun it modifies, with masculine singular allargato, feminine singular allargata, masculine plural allargati, and feminine plural allargate.

Usage of allargata spans several contexts. In architecture and design, it can refer to openings, spaces, or structures that have been widened, as in una apertura allargata or una porta allargata. In fashion, it describes garments with a broader cut, such as una gonna allargata or una camicia allargata. It can also describe physical or landscape features, for example una bocca allargata or una valle allargata, depending on the noun involved.

Etymology and related forms: allargata derives from the verb allargare; related forms include allargato (masculine singular) and the plural allargati (masculine) or allargate (feminine). The term is primarily descriptive and does not denote a specialized technical meaning beyond widening or broadening.

See also: allargare.