emesso

Emesso is the Italian past participle of the verb emettere, and it functions as both a participle and an adjective meaning issued or emitted. It is used to describe something that has been brought into existence or made available, often in official, financial, or scientific contexts.

Etymology and forms: Emesso comes from the verb emettere, which in turn derives from Latin emittere, meaning to send forth. The feminine form is emessa, and as an adjective it agrees with the noun it modifies (emesso, emessi; emessa, emesse).

Usage and grammar: In speech and writing, emesso appears in compound tenses with avere, as in ho emesso una fattura (I issued an invoice) or abbiamo emesso un titolo (we issued a security). In passive constructions it can be used with essere: il biglietto è stato emesso. When used as an adjective, it agrees in gender and number with the noun: documento emesso, documenti emessi. Common domains include finance and administration (invoices, securities), logistics (bills of lading), and science (radiazione emessa).

Related terms: The noun form is emissione, referring to the act or process of issuing or emitting. Related verbs include emettere and emissione; related adjectives include emesso/emessa and emessi/emesse.

See also: Emettere, Emissione, Emissioni. Note that emesso primarily appears in formal or technical prose and may be found in contexts describing documents, licenses, securities, or physical processes where something has been issued or radiated.