interagisco

Interagisco is the first-person singular present indicative form of the Italian verb interagire, meaning to interact or to engage in reciprocal action. The verb derives from Latin interagere, from inter- “between” and agere “to act,” and in modern Italian it describes actions where one party acts in response to, or together with, another.

Interagire is a regular -ire verb that forms the present tense with the final -isco in the io, tu, lui/lei, and loro forms: io interagisco, tu interagisci, lui/lei interagisce, noi interagiamo, voi interagite, loro interagiscono. In other tenses it follows standard -ire conjugation patterns.

Interagisco is used to describe personal actions of interacting with people, systems, or environments. It commonly occurs with a preposition such as con: “interagisco con i colleghi,” or in contexts like social media, software, or research: “il sistema permette agli utenti di interagire con l’interfaccia.” It can also denote mutual influence in conversations or collaborations: “gli studenti interagiscono tra loro durante le lezioni.”

See also: interagire, interazione, interfaccia. Note: while it could appear as part of a brand name in specific contexts, in standard Italian interagisco remains a verb form rather than a noun.