trasformarle

Trasformarle is a non-finite Italian verb form created by attaching the clitic pronoun le to the infinitive trasformare. In Italian, pronouns can be appended to infinitives to indicate the indirect object or recipient of the action, producing forms such as trasformarle, darglielo, and similar constructions. The exact meaning of trasformarle depends on the context and on what is being transformed, as well as which pronoun le refers to.

Grammatical notes:

- Le in this construction commonly represents a third-person indirect object meaning “to/for her” or “to/for them” (feminine). In some contexts it may accompany a direct object implied elsewhere in the clause.

- The form is non-finite, so it typically appears with a main verb that provides the tense, mood, or aspect (for example, with volere, dovere, potere, or in participial or gerund constructions).

Usage:

- Voglio trasformarle. (I want to transform them/her.)

- Dobbiamo trasformarle prima di presentarle. (We must transform them/her before presenting them.)

- Non è facile trasformarle senza un piano chiaro. (It isn’t easy to transform them/her without a clear plan.)

See also:

- Trasformare, the base verb

- Clitic pronouns in Italian

- Italian infinitives with attached pronouns

- Italian grammar resources on non-finite verb forms

Note:

Trasformarle functions as a stylistic and grammatical device within Italian sentences and is not a separate lexical entry. Its interpretation relies on the broader sentence context and the object or recipient indicated by le.