lo

lo

"Lo" is the Italian definite article meaning "the," used before masculine singular nouns starting with certain consonants (e.g., s+consonant, z, ps, gn).

Here, 'lo' means 'him', functioning as a direct object pronoun referring to a masculine noun.

Lo vedo ogni mattina.

I see him every morning.

Here, 'lo' is the definite article for singular masculine nouns starting with 'z' or a consonant cluster, equivalent to 'the' in English.

Lo zucchero è finito.

The sugar is finished.

Here, 'lo' means 'it', functioning as a direct object pronoun referring to an unspecified concept or action.

Non so se lo faremo domani.

I don't know if we will do it tomorrow.