allineata

Allineata is the feminine singular form of the Italian adjective allineato, used to describe something that is aligned, arranged in a line, or in accordance with a standard. The term derives from the verb allineare (to align), which in turn comes from the concept of a line, via Latin linea. As an adjective, allineata agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies.

In usage, allineata appears in a variety of contexts. In design, typography, and layout, it can describe pages, margins, or elements that are positioned to form a straight edge or uniform column, for example una pagina allineata ai margini or testo allineato a sinistra. In engineering, architecture, and manufacturing, it may refer to components that are precisely oriented along a common axis, such as travi allineate. In data processing or science, it can describe data sets or sequences that have been synchronized or standardized, for example dati allineati or serie allineate.

Grammatically, allineata has masculine (allineato), feminine plural (allineate), and masculine plural (allineati) forms. The related noun allineamento denotes the process or result of aligning. The verb allineare is used to express the act of bringing elements into alignment, while allineato/allineata describe the resulting state.

See also: linea, allineamento, allineare, allineabile.