riuniamo

Riuniamo is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb riunire, meaning we reunite or we bring together again. The verb riunire denotes the act of gathering people or things that have been separated, or of consolidating items into a single collection. The prefix ri- signals repetition or return, and is derived from the Latin re- attached to unire (to unite).

Usage and meaning. Riunire is a transitive verb, so riuniamo requires a direct object, typically a group of people or a set of items. It is commonly used to describe actions such as organizing a meeting, assembling participants, or compiling scattered data into one place. Contexts range from social gatherings to administrative tasks, where the emphasis is on restoring a unit or bringing components together.

Conjugation and forms. In the present indicative, the forms are: io riunisco, tu riunisci, lui/lei riunisce, noi riuniamo, voi riunite, loro riuniscono. The past and future tenses follow standard conjugation patterns of -ire verbs with the prefix ri-. Related forms include riunire (to reunite), riunione (a meeting or gathering), and riunito/riunita (united or gathered).

Usage notes. Riuniamo can appear in formal and informal registers, from organizational communications to narrative contexts. While broadly synonymous with “gather,” riunireOften implies restoration of unity after a division or dispersion, rather than merely collecting items.

See also. Riunione, riunire, riunito, riunirsi.