immaturi

Immaturi is the masculine plural form of the Italian adjective immaturo, meaning immature. It is used to describe people, behaviors, or things that have not reached maturity, whether emotionally, physically, or developmentally. In Italian grammar, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in gender and number, so immaturi is used for groups of males or mixed-gender groups.

Immaturi is also the title of a 2009 Italian comedy film directed by Paolo Genovese. The film became a notable release in Italian cinema and sparked a sequel, Immaturi – Il viaggio, released later to continue the story of the same characters. The use of the title emphasizes the central theme of lingering immaturity among adults.

In general usage, immaturi can appear in conversation or writing to refer to people who act childishly or fail to take responsibilities seriously, as well as to objects or situations that have not yet reached a mature or fully developed state. The term thus functions both as a descriptive adjective in everyday language and as a recognizable cultural reference in Italian media.