raggruppa

Raggruppa is the third-person singular present indicative form of the Italian verb raggruppare, and can also be the informal second-person singular imperative form, used to tell someone to group or cluster items or people. As a verb, raggruppare means to bring together into groups, to regroup, or to cluster.

Etymology and form: raggruppare is a standard Italian -are verb built from the stem raggrupp- plus the -are ending. The meaning derives from the idea of assembling multiple elements into a single group or subgroups, often with the sense of organizing or consolidating.

Usage and contexts: raggruppare is widely used in administrative, organizational, and data-related contexts, as well as in everyday language. Examples in sentences include: Il progetto raggruppa diverse attività in un'unica linea operativa; Il responsabile raggruppa i partecipanti in sottogruppi. In data handling or software interfaces, you may encounter the verb used as a command or instruction, for example Raggruppa i dati per categoria. The present tense forms are: io raggruppo, tu raggruppi, lui/lei raggruppa, noi raggruppiamo, voi raggruppate, loro raggruppano. The imperative form Raggruppa! is used to tell someone to group things, while Raggruppa i dati is a typical instruction in a workflow.

Synonyms and related terms include riunire, raggruppare in senso di consolidare, e riunione for nouns. The term is common across formal writing and user instructions, as well as in everyday speech when describing the act of organizing elements into groups.