premiati
Premiati is an Italian term that functions as both an adjective and a noun. As an adjective, premiato (masc. sing.), premiata (fem. sing.), premiati (masc. plural or mixed), and premiate (fem. plural) describe something that has received an award or honor, such as a prize-winning work or a distinguished person. As a noun, premiato (sing.) or premiati (pl.) can refer to the recipients of an award—the awardees themselves.
Etymology and meaning: The word derives from premio, meaning prize or award, which comes from Latin praemium.
Usage: Premiati is common in formal or journalistic language to note recognition. Examples include: “I premiati
Related terms: Premio refers to the prize itself, while decorato denotes a decoration or medal that might
See also: Award, Prize, Honor, Italian grammar notes on adjectives and noun forms.
Premiati, in everyday use, emphasizes the outcome of recognition—those who have been awarded—and appears across media,