risolti

Risolti is the Italian plural form of the past participle risolto, derived from the verb risolvere, meaning to solve or to resolve. In Italian, risolto is used both as a verb participle in compound tenses and as an adjective meaning "solved" or "resolved." It can function as part of a verb phrase with essere or avere, and it agrees in gender and number with the noun it describes when used as an adjective.

As a participle, risolto forms compound tenses such as the passato prossimo. When used with essere, the participle agrees with the subject: for example, i problemi sono stati risolti (the problems have been solved). As an attributive adjective, risolto agrees with the noun it modifies: problemi risolti (masculine plural), questioni risolte (feminine plural), problema risolto (masculine singular), questione risolta (feminine singular).

Risolti is commonly used in contexts involving problems, disputes, questions, or tasks that have reached a conclusion. It appears in sentences describing results of investigations, experiments, negotiations, or administrative processes. In relative clauses, the form may appear as i problemi che sono stati risolti or i problemi che abbiamo risolto to indicate which issues were solved.

Etymology and related forms: risolvere comes from Latin resolvere, combining re- with solvere, to loosen or set free. Related nouns include risoluzione (resolution) and risolutivo (solving or decisive). The term is neutral and widely used across technical, scientific, and everyday language to denote that an issue has been concluded.