riempite

Riempite is a form of the Italian verb riempire, meaning to fill or to fill up. It can appear in different grammatical functions, most commonly as the second-person plural present indicative voi riempite, meaning you all fill. It can also function as the feminine plural past participle riempite, agreeing with feminine plural nouns and used in compound tenses or as an adjective.

As an adjective or participle, riempite describes something that has been filled or stuffed. For example, bottiglie riempite indicate bottles that have already been filled. In passive or semi-passive constructions, the past participle agrees in gender and number with the subject: le bottiglie sono riempite.

In compound tenses, riempire generally uses the auxiliary avere, as in ho riempito, hai riempito, abbiamo riempito. The feminine plural past participle riempite appears with a feminine plural subject in sentences like Le confezioni sono riempite.

Common contexts for riempire and its forms include filling containers (riempire contenitori), completing forms (riempire moduli), and figurative uses such as filling time or space (riempire una giornata, riempire di dati). Related terms include riempimento, the noun for the act or result of filling, and riempitore, an agent that fills.

Summary: riempite is a versatile Italian form tied to riempire, used as a present-tense second-person plural and as a feminine plural past participle, with applications in culinary, logistical, and figurative contexts.