relaziona

Relaziona is an Italian grammatical form and does not denote a standalone concept by itself in most contexts. It is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb relazionare, and it can also appear as the informal second-person singular imperative in the same spelling. The verb relazionare belongs to the -are conjugation and is related to the noun relazione (relation, report).

Meaning and usage

In its core sense, relazionare means to relate, connect, or report information and relationships among elements. The form relaziona is used when describing what a subject relates or reports, for example in sentences such as “Il responsabile relaziona i fatti alle autorità” (The officer reports the facts to the authorities) or in technical contexts where data or entities are linked or described as related. The term is more common in formal, academic, or technical registers, including legal or database language, where “relazionare” can also mean to establish a relationship between data items.

Related terms and notes

Related Italian terms include relazione (relation, report), correlate (to correlate), and riferire (to refer or report). Relaziona itself is not typically used as a noun or as a widely recognized concept; its primary role is as a verb form within sentences. In English or other languages, the closest equivalents would be relate, link, or report, depending on the context.

See also

Relazione; Relazionare; Riferire.