erogati

Erogati is a term used in the Italian language to denote funds or payments that have been disbursed. It is the past participle of the verb erogare and is commonly employed as an adjective or part of noun phrases to describe amounts that have been paid out to recipients, projects, or accounts. In everyday use, erogati refers to the portion of a budget, grant, subsidy, or financial resource that has actually been distributed.

Usage and context

The expression appears frequently in financial statements, public accounts, and project reporting. Typical constructions include forms such as gli importi erogati (the disbursed amounts), i contributi erogati dallo Stato (the subsidies disbursed by the State), and fondi erogati (disbursed funds). It is often paired with nouns like fondi, contributi, aiuti, and grant, and can be used to differentiate between disbursed and non-disbursed funds within budgeting documents.

Relation to related terms

The related noun erogazione refers to the act or process of disbursing funds, while erogato can function as an adjective describing disbursed items. Expressions such as importi erogati and fondi erogati are common, and the term can also appear in administrative notes and financial disclosures to indicate a completed payout.

Notes

The precise meaning of erogati can vary with regulatory or accounting contexts. In official reporting, it may be contrasted with amounts that are committed or scheduled but not yet paid, emphasizing the distinction between funds that have already been disbursed and those that remain to be disbursed.