mostrati

Mostrati is a term in Italian that can refer to several related uses. In grammar, mostrati is the masculine plural past participle of mostrare, used in compound tenses with the auxiliary avere or as an adjective meaning "shown" or "displayed," as in gli elementi mostrati ("the shown elements"). It can also function as the second-person plural imperative of mostrarsi, meaning "show yourselves." The corresponding feminine forms are mostrata (singular) and mostrate (plural).

As an onomastic item, Mostrati exists as a surname in Italy. It is borne by a number of individuals, though it is not among the most common Italian surnames. The surname preserves the root mostrare, indicating an origin related to displaying or presenting.

In historical and literary contexts, mostrati appears mainly as a participial form rather than a standalone concept. There are no widely recognized places or organizations named Mostrati in major reference works.

In contemporary usage, mostrati occurs primarily in Italian language resources, grammar guides, and literature, where it appears in phrases describing visible elements or as an imperative in dialogue.