Usage Note
Armato is the past participle of armare used adjectivally, agreeing as armata, armati, armate. The phrase forze armate means 'armed forces', and cemento armato is 'reinforced concrete'. As a feminine noun l'armata means 'an army, fleet'.
Examples
"Un uomo armato è entrato."
Natural Translation
An armed man entered.
Literal Translation
An man armed is entered.

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