Viriamo

Viriamo is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb virare.

Meaning:

The verb virare generally means "to turn," "to veer," "to swing around," or "to alter course." Therefore, viriamo translates to "we turn," "we veer," "we swing around," or "we are turning," "we are veering," etc., depending on the context. It implies a change of direction or orientation by a group of people.

Usage:

Viriamo is used in Italian to express the action of a group (plural "we") changing direction or orientation in the present moment. The specific nuance depends on the broader context of the sentence and the intended meaning of virare. It can be used literally (e.g., in navigation or driving) or figuratively (e.g., in discussions about changing plans or strategies).