pesiamo

Pesiamo is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb pesare, meaning to weigh. In ordinary use it indicates that the speaker and others are weighing something, or it can function as the inclusive imperative form meaning “let us weigh.” For example: Pesiamo i campioni per determinare la massa. In technical or instructional contexts it may appear as a directive to perform a weighing as a group.

As a regular -are verb, pesare follows common conjugation patterns in the present tense. The complete present indicative forms are: io peso, tu pesi, lui/lei pesa, noi pesiamo, voi pesate, loro pesano. The verb’s past participle is pesato, and compound tenses use the auxiliary avere, for example ho pesato, hai pesato, ha pesato, abbiamo pesato, avete pesato, hanno pesato.

Pesare is used with direct objects to indicate the act of determining mass, such as weighing items, ingredients, or samples. In scientific and culinary contexts the word pesado or weight-related terms are common, with pesatura (weighing) describing the process itself. The noun peso means weight or burden, and related terms include pesante (heavy) and bilancia (scale).

In summary, pesiamo serves as a versatile form in Italian conjugation for describing collective weighing actions, while pesare as a verb covers the broader act of determining mass in everyday and technical language.