seguite

Segu ite is the second-person plural form of the Italian verb seguire in the present tense. It is used both as the present indicative for voi (you all follow) and as the imperative for voi (follow!). The word therefore functions in everyday commands and statements that address multiple people.

In standard Italian, seguire is a regular -ire verb with the present tense forms: io seguo, tu segui, lui/lei segue, noi seguiamo, voi seguite, essi seguono. The imperative forms include segui (tu), segua (Lei), seguiamo (noi), seguite (voi), and seguano (Loro). Thus, the sequence voi seguite appears both in narrative as a simple present statement and in direct instruction as a command.

Examples of use include: Seguite le istruzioni stampate per completare l’installazione. Seguite quel sentiero fino alla torre per raggiungere la piazza. In written signs or manuals, seguite often appears in a directive sense to guide readers or users.

Etymology and related forms: seguire derives from Latin sequi, meaning to follow, with the root sequ- combined with the Italian -ire verb ending. Related forms include segui, segue, seguono, and the subjunctive che voi seguiate. The word is common in both formal and informal Italian contexts.

See also: Italian verbs, seguire, present tense conjugation, imperative mood, Latin origins of Romance verbs.