scompari

Scompari is an Italian term that appears primarily as a verb form. It is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb scomparire, which means to disappear or vanish. In ordinary speech it corresponds to “you disappear.” The full present indicative conjugation of scomparire is io scompaio, tu scompari, lui/lei scompare, noi scompariamo, voi scomparite, loro scompaiono.

Etymology and related forms: scomparire is formed from the root compare (to appear) with the prefix s- indicating negation or separation, giving the sense of “to disappear.” The word is widely used in everyday Italian and in media reporting about missing persons or unexplained vanishings.

Noun and adjective forms related to disappearance include scomparso/a, which describe someone or something that has disappeared. The plurals are scomparsi (masc) and scomparse (fem). Although scompari itself is a verb form, its related forms appear frequently when discussing disappearances or missing persons.

Usage notes: as a verb, scomparire and its forms are common in journalism, crime reporting, and personal conversation when describing events where a person or object is no longer present. The term is typically used with explicit subject pronouns or in clauses conveying the act of vanishing, rather than as a standalone noun.

See also: scomparire, scomparso, scomparsa, scomparse.