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finali

Finali is the plural form of finale in Italian. Finale means the end, conclusion, or the final part of something, and finali functions as its masculine plural. The term is widely used in contexts such as sports, music, and events to refer to the concluding rounds, matches, or performances that determine a winner or the final outcome.

In sports, finali denote the decisive stages of a competition—often single, high-stakes matches or rounds that

Geographically and onomastically, finali is less commonly used as a stand-alone place name, but the root appears

Overall, finali is primarily a linguistic term functioning to denote multiple finales in various domains, reflecting

decide
the
champion
or
title.
Phrases
such
as
le
finali
di
un
torneo
or
le
finali
della
Coppa
Italia
appear
in
Italian
sports
reporting.
In
music
and
performing
arts,
finali
can
refer
to
the
concluding
sections
of
works
or
the
closing
performances
in
a
festival
or
concert
series;
it
may
also
describe
the
final
movements
of
a
set
of
pieces.
in
Italian
toponyms
that
include
finale
as
part
of
a
larger
name,
such
as
Finale
Emilia
(a
comune
in
the
province
of
Modena,
Emilia-Romagna)
and
Finale
Ligure
(a
comune
in
the
province
of
Savona,
Liguria).
Finali
also
exists
as
an
Italian
surname.
the
concept
of
endings
and
concluding
stages
in
Italian.