laboratoriali

Laboratoriali is an Italian adjective meaning relating to a laboratory. It is used to describe things connected with laboratories, such as equipment, procedures, spaces, or activities. The term derives from laboratorio (laboratory) with the suffix -ale; the singular form is laboratoriale, while the plural masculine and feminine form is laboratoriali.

In usage, laboratoriali accompanies nouns to specify their relation to a laboratory setting. Examples include attrezzature laboratoriali (laboratory equipment), procedure laboratoriali (laboratory procedures), and ambienti laboratoriali (laboratory environments). The adjective can modify both masculine and feminine nouns in the plural, for instance, strumenti laboratoriali or strutture laboratoriali.

Grammatically, laboratoriali is the plural form; the singular is laboratoriale. It is not a noun itself, but an adjective. The corresponding noun for the place or location is laboratorio (sing.) or laboratori (pl.). In some contexts, phrases like “ambiente di laboratorio” or “attrezzature di laboratorio” may be used as alternatives to avoid repetition.

See also: laboratorio, attrezzature da laboratorio, procedure di laboratorio, tecniche laboratoriali. The term is common in scientific, medical, educational, and industrial writing and tends to appear in formal or technical contexts. While closely related to everyday references to a laboratory, laboratoriali emphasizes the association with laboratory work rather than the general concept of a laboratory itself.