svegliamo

Svegliamo is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb svegliare, meaning to wake someone up or to awaken. It is used with a direct object, as in Noi svegliamo i bambini alle sette (We wake up the children at seven). The form can also appear in figurative uses to mean “awaken” in a non-literal sense, such as waking up a sense of awareness or a community, though in everyday speech the reflexive form ci svegliamo is used when the subject wakes up itself.

Grammatically, svegliare is a regular -are verb, and svegliamo is formed from the stem svegl- with the present-tense ending -iamo that denotes the first-person plural. The term therefore functions as a standard conjugated verb within sentences and is not, by itself, a fixed noun.

In cultural and linguistic contexts, svegliamo may appear as part of phrases, slogans, or artistic titles that convey the idea of awakening or mobilization. It is not widely documented as a standalone proper noun in reference works, but the phrase can be used in rhetoric or creative works to express collective action or social awakening. Because it is a common verb form, it is understood in Italian sentences to perform the action of waking up someone or something, or to evoke the concept of awakening in a broader sense.