ibrida

Ibrida is an Italian adjective meaning formed from elements of different origins or sources. It denotes a blend or fusion that preserves traces of its components. The term is used across science, engineering, and culture to describe systems, organisms, or products that combine characteristics from two or more sources.

In biology, ibrido and ibridazione refer to the offspring and the process resulting from crossing two different species or varieties. Hybrids may display intermediate traits, and in many cases they are sterile, though this is not universal. The concept is central to plant and animal breeding, genetics, and studies of evolution.

In technology and energy, ibrida describes systems that integrate multiple technologies or energy sources. A vehicle with both an internal combustion engine and an electric motor is a veicolo ibrido. An energy system that combines solar and wind with storage is an impianto o sistema ibrido. In information technology, a cloud ibrido or hybrid cloud merges private and public cloud resources to balance flexibility and control.

In culture and linguistics, ibrida can describe cross-genre works, media hybrids, or language blends that mix elements from different traditions. The term emphasizes the coexistence and interaction of diverse components within a single entity.