ridurrete

Ridurrete is the second-person plural form of the Italian verb ridurre in the simple future tense. It is a finite verb form used to state that “you all will reduce” something in the future. It is not a noun or a separate term, but a grammatical form of ridurre.

Etymology and form: Ridurre comes from Latin reducere. In the futuro semplice (simple future) of -ere verbs, endings include -rò, -rai, -rà, -remo, -rete, -ranno. For ridurre, the stem becomes ridurr-, and the voi form is produced by adding the ending -ete, yielding ridurrete. This pronunciation and spelling reflect standard Italian conjugation patterns.

Usage: Ridurrete is used when addressing a group, to indicate an action you all will perform in the future. It appears in statements about planned or expected reductions, such as costs, time, waste, or emissions. Example: Voi ridurrete i costi entro l’anno. Another example: Se voi ridurrete le emissioni, l’ambiente ne beneficerà.

Notes: This form appears only as a verb conjugation and should not be confused with noun forms or other verbs. It is closely related to other future forms of ridurre, such as ridurrò (io), ridurrai (tu), ridurrà (lui/lei), ridurremo (noi), ridurranno (loro). The verb is typically used in formal or written Italian as well as everyday speech when discussing future actions by a group.

See also: ridurre, riduzione, futuro semplice, congiuntivo riduca.