finanziariamente

financially

adverb fee-nahn-tsyah-ryah-MEN-teh Rare

Usage Note

Finanziariamente is the standard adverb for financial matters, derived from finanziario (financial). It appears frequently in business journalism and economic reporting: finanziariamente sostenibile (financially sustainable), finanziariamente indipendente (financially independent). It is a long word and Italian speakers often replace it with the phrase dal punto di vista finanziario.

Examples

"Il progetto è finanziariamente sostenibile."

Natural Translation

The project is financially sustainable.

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