interagisci

Interagisci is the second person singular present indicative form of the Italian verb interagire, and it also serves as the informal imperative form meaning “you interact” or “interact!” in direct address. It is commonly used in everyday speech, instructions, feedback, and guidance aimed at a single, familiar listener, for example: Interagisci con gli altri durante la riunione.

Etymology and grammar. Interagire derives from Latin interagire, formed from inter- “between, among” and agere “to act.” In the Italian present tense, interagire follows the -isc- conjugation pattern: io interagisco, tu interagisci, lui/lei interagisce, noi interagiamo, voi interagite, loro interagiscono. The second person singular form, used here, appears both in the indicative (tu interagisci) and in the imperative (Interagisci!). The imperative has limited forms for formal address (Lei interagisca) and for plural or inclusive commands (Interagite!, Interagiscano).

Usage and nuance. The verb conveys taking part in a reciprocal or responsive activity, often involving communication, collaboration, or engagement with others. It is frequently paired with prepositional phrases to specify the object of interaction, such as interagisci con i colleghi, interagisci online, or interagisci con le risorse disponibili. In professional or educational writing, interagire and its forms are used to describe the act of engaging with people, information, or systems.

Related terms. Related forms include interagisce (lui/lei present), interagiscono (loro present), and interagire (base verb). Antonyms might emphasize non-participation or non-engagement, while synonyms include collaborare, comunicare, or partecipare, depending on context.