clicca

(he/she) clicks

verb KLEEK-kah Rare

Usage Note

Clicca is the third-person singular present indicative of cliccare ('to click'), an Italian verb borrowed from English 'click'. It is used for mouse or touchscreen actions: clicca qui ('click here'). The full infinitive cliccare follows the regular -are pattern. Register is informal to neutral; formal writing may prefer fare clic.

Examples

"Clicca sull'icona per aprire il programma."

Natural Translation

Click on the icon to open the program.

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