specificazione

specification, detailed statement

noun speh-chee-fee-kah-TSYOH-neh Rare

Usage Note

Specificazione denotes the act of specifying or a written specification of details. In legal Italian it can also refer to the concept of specificazione as a mode of acquiring ownership by processing another's material. The plural specificazioni is common in technical documents. The related verb is specificare (to specify), and the adjective is specifico.

Examples

"Il contratto richiede una specificazione delle condizioni."

Natural Translation

The contract requires a specification of the conditions.

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