tabellare

tabular

adjective tah-bel-LAH-reh Rare

Origin: From 'tabella' (table, chart), from Latin 'tabella' (small board).

Also means

fixed-rate (adj.)

Usage Note

Tabellare primarily means 'in table form' or 'tabular' — formato tabellare is tabular format. In Italian labour law and wage contexts, stipendio tabellare refers to the fixed contractual base salary set by a collective agreement (contratto collettivo), as opposed to bonuses or supplements. This legal/HR usage is the most common context learners of business Italian will encounter.

Examples

"I dati sono presentati in formato tabellare."

Natural Translation

The data are presented in tabular format.

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