avvisati

Avvisati is the plural form of avvisato, the past participle of the Italian verb avvisare, meaning to warn, inform, or notify. In Italian, avvisato can function as an adjective and as a noun in the masculine plural form gli avvisati, referring to people who have received a notice or warning. The feminine forms are avvisata (singular) and avvisate (plural).

Etymology: The word derives from avviso, meaning notice or warning, with the verb-forming suffix -are to create avvisare. It is related to other Romance verbs such as Spanish avisar and Portuguese avisar, all sharing the core sense of informing or warning.

Usage: Avvisati appears in administrative, legal, and formal contexts to designate recipients of a communication. Common phrases include avviso di pagamento (payment notice), convocazione (summons), or comunicazione ufficiale addressed to the avvisati. In sentences, you might see: "Gli avvisati sono stati convocati dall'ente" or "Tutti gli avvisati hanno presentato la ricevuta." In English, avvisati translates as "notified" or "warned" depending on the context.

See also: avviso, avvisare, notificare.