raggruppamento

grouping, cluster

noun rahg-groop-pah-MEN-toh Less Common

Origin: From raggruppare (to regroup), from re- + gruppo (group).

Usage Note

Raggruppamento is masculine. It refers to the act of grouping or the resulting cluster — un raggruppamento di aziende (a business grouping), raggruppamento politico (political grouping/bloc). In military contexts it denotes a tactical unit or task force. The verb is raggruppare (to group together); the noun gruppo alone is more everyday.

Examples

"Il raggruppamento delle squadre è stato annunciato."

Natural Translation

The grouping of the teams was announced.

Literal Translation

The grouping of-the teams is been announced.

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