Skip to content

erariale

fiscal, of the treasury

adjective eh-rah-RYAH-leh Rare
People & Society Government

Origin: Latin aerarium (public treasury)

Usage Note

Erariale is a formal legal/administrative adjective meaning 'pertaining to the state treasury (l'erario)'. It appears in phrases like danno erariale (damage to public funds), and is almost exclusively a written, bureaucratic term — rarely used in everyday speech. The singular and plural forms are identical: erariale / erariali.

Examples

"La corte ha accertato un danno erariale."

Natural Translation

The court established a loss of public funds.

Explore Italian by topic