azzeriamo

Azzeriamo is the Italian verb form azzerare in the first-person plural present tense, used to express a collective action: “we zero” or, in a natural translation, “let’s zero out” or “we reset.” The form is commonly encountered in technical, financial, or organizational contexts where a value, balance, counter, or metric is being reset to zero. As a phrase, it can appear as a straightforward statement (for example, “Azzeriamo i contatori”) or as part of a plan or proposal to address accumulated data or liabilities.

Azzerare is built from the noun zero, with the standard -are verb suffix. The present tense forms include io azzero, tu azzeri, lui/lei azzera, noi azzeriamo, voi azzerate, loro azzerano. The word reflects the concept of bringing something down to zero, either literally or figuratively.

In computing, azzerare commonly refers to resetting counters, clearing logs, or erasing data to a zero state. In accounting or budgeting, to azzerare a line item means to eliminate its value. In project management or operations, teams may discuss azzerare progress or timelines to reset planning assumptions. The term is versatile and, when used in slogans or campaigns, can signal a fresh start or a clean slate.

Azzerare is the infinitive form; azzeriamo is the first-person plural present tense.