esegui

Esegui is the second-person singular imperative form of the Italian verb eseguire, meaning to perform, carry out, or execute. It is used to give a direct instruction to someone addressed with tu. For formal or plural contexts, the corresponding forms are esegua (Lei), eseguite (voi), while the infinitive remains eseguire.

The verb eseguire derives from Latin exsequīre, and its general sense covers carrying out actions, completing procedures, or implementing tasks. In the present indicative, the verb forms are io eseguo, tu esegui, lui/lei esegue, noi eseguiamo, voi eseguite, loro eseguono, with eseguito as the past participle. The imperative forms include tu esegui, noi eseguiamo, voi eseguite, Lei esegua, used to direct someone to perform an action.

Usage and nuance: eseguire is common in everyday language to instruct someone to perform an operation or follow a sequence of steps, for example “Esegui questa operazione” (Carry out this operation). In information technology, the imperative appears in user interfaces and documentation; in Italian, the Run command in Windows is labeled Esegui, inviting users to launch programs or procedures.

Other senses include performing a musical or artistic piece, or implementing a plan or protocol, as in “eseguire un brano” or “eseguire un progetto.” The term emphasizes the completion or realization of an intended action, rather than merely planning it.