regolamentari

Regolamentari is an Italian adjective meaning relating to regulation, or regulatory. It is used to describe norms, procedures, bodies, or measures that establish or govern rules. In legal and administrative language, terms such as norme regolamentari, atti regolamentari, or procedure regolamentari denote standards or actions that organize how laws are applied rather than the laws themselves.

In grammar, regolamentari is the masculine plural form of the adjective regolamentario; the feminine plural is regolamentarie, while the singular forms are regolamentario (masc) and regolamentaria (fem). The word derives from regolamento (regulation) with the typical -ario suffix forming adjectives that denote relation or pertaining to.

Common usages include references to regulatory frameworks, regulatory authorities with regulatory functions, and regulatory requirements. It contrasts with regolamento, which is the regulation or rule itself, and with regolamentazione, the process of regulating or implementing rules. It is closely related to normative terms such as normativo or normative, used to describe standards rather than their enactment.

In Italian discourse, regolamentari appears mostly in formal or technical contexts—law, policy, governance, and public administration. The term can be used to classify instruments or bodies whose primary purpose is rule-making or rule-enforcement, rather than to describe the content of the rules. While not a standalone concept, it plays a directional role in situating texts within the regulatory domain.