analizziate

Analizziate is the present subjunctive form of the Italian verb analizzare, meaning to analyze. It is the second-person plural form used in subordinate clauses to express doubt, possibility, necessity, desire, or subjectivity, in contrast to the indicative mood.

Usage and notes

Analizziate typically appears after verbs or expressions that trigger the subjunctive, such as credere, pensare, temere, ritenere, è possibile, è importante, or after conjunctions like che. It is used to indicate that the action is viewed as uncertain, hypothetical, or contingent on other factors. In everyday speech the subjunctive is often simplified or avoided, but analizzate remains correct in formal or written Italian.

Conjugation (present subjunctive, voi)

- che io analizzi

- che tu analizzi

- che lui analizzi

- che noi analizziamo

- che voi analizziate

- che loro analizzino

Comparison with related forms

The same verb in the present indicative for voi is analizzate (you all analyze). The present subjunctive form is analizziate, with an i after l, distinguishing mood rather than tense. For example: È probabile che voi analizziate i dati carefully (subjunctive) versus Voi analizzate i dati ora (indicative).

Etymology

Analizzare comes from the noun analisi (analysis) with the common Italian verb suffix -are. The noun analisi itself derives from Greek via Latin and French, reflecting the word’s analytic meaning. Analizziate inherits the typical subjunctive formation from the verb stem analizz- plus the standard subjunctive endings.

See also

Italian grammar: subjunctive mood, verb conjugation, analizzare, analisi.