eseguita

Eseguita is the feminine singular past participle of the Italian verb eseguire, meaning to perform, carry out, or execute. It is used both as a past participle in compound tenses and as an adjective to describe something that has been carried out or performed. As an adjective, eseguita agrees with the noun it modifies: una prova eseguita, l’opera eseguita, una manovra eseguita.

In grammar, the past participle eseguita can be used with different auxiliaries. When the auxiliary is essere, as in passive constructions, it agrees with the subject: La musica è eseguita dal gruppo. With avere, the participle may agree with a preceding direct object: Le ho eseguite ieri (I performed them yesterday). This agreement follows the general rule for Italian past participles: agreement occurs with a preceding direct object.

Etymology and meaning: eseguitre derives from Latin exsequī, exsequī, meaning to follow through or accomplish. Through the development of Italian, the verb acquired the sense of carrying out actions or performing tasks, and eseguita emerged as the feminine form of the participle.

Common contexts: eseguita appears frequently in music, theatre, and events to indicate that something has been performed or carried out, for example, un brano eseguito, un pezzo eseguito, una procedura eseguita. It can also function more broadly to describe any task that has been completed to specification.

See also: eseguire, esecuzione, eseguito, eseguita.