caricati

Caricati is the masculine plural past participle of the Italian verb caricare, meaning to load or to upload. It can function as an adjective agreeing with a masculine plural noun (for example, file caricati) or as part of compound verb forms. The full set of participle forms is: caricato (masculine singular), caricata (feminine singular), caricati (masculine plural), and caricate (feminine plural).

As an adjective, caricati describes something that has been loaded or placed onto a container, system, or dataset. Examples include file caricati, dati caricati, or materiali caricati. In verbal usage with auxiliary avere, it can indicate completion of the action of loading, as in ho caricato i dati; the passive or in-sentence equivalent is i dati sono stati caricati.

In computing and information technology, caricati is commonly used to denote files, documents, or data that have been uploaded to a server or cloud service. For instance, i file caricati sul server or i documenti caricati sul cloud. The term is frequently displayed in user interfaces to indicate successful transfer or availability of uploaded content.

Originating from the verb caricare, which means to load or to charge, caricati shares its root with related terms such as caricamento (the act of loading) and caricatore (charger). Reflexive forms include caricarsi, which can convey taking on a burden or responsibility, as in caricarsi di oneri or di responsabilità.