dictInfo=SomeWikiDataWholeSection EntrySource: enwiktionary.WholeSection.IT.quickdic 286 Index: IT IT->EN ***6*** HtmlEntry: 6 <<<

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {{context|text messaging|slang}} R ( = are, second-person singular)
>>> ***A*** HtmlEntry: A <<<

Pronunciation

Letter

{{head|it|letter|lower case|a|g=m|g2=f|g3=inv}}
  1. {{Latn-def|it|letter|1|a}}

See also

---->>> ***a-*** HtmlEntry: a- <<<{{wikipedia|a (prefisso)}}

Etymology 1

From Latin ad.

Prefix

{{head|it|prefix}}
  1. {{l|en|ad-}} (indication direction)

Usage notes

The Italian prefix a- often reduplicates the following consonant (syntactic gemination, raddoppiamento fonosintattico).The actual forms usually will be ab- (in abbracciare), ad- (in addestrare), al- (in allargare) etc.

Etymology 2

Borrowed from Ancient Greek ἀ- (a-).

Prefix

{{head|it|prefix}}
  1. a- (indicating lack or loss)
Synonyms
---->>> ***abaco*** HtmlEntry: abaco <<<

Etymology

From Latin abacus ("counting board"), from Ancient Greek ἄβαξ (abax, "board").

Pronunciation

Noun

{{it-noun|abac|m|o|hi}}
  1. abacus, plinth, multiplication-table
---->>> ***abalienate*** HtmlEntry: abalienate <<<

Verb

abalienate
  1. {{conjugation of|abalienare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|abalienare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|abalienato}}
---->>> ***abalieno*** HtmlEntry: abalieno <<<

Verb

abalieno
  1. {{conjugation of|abalienare|1|s|pres|ind}}
>>> ***abate*** HtmlEntry: abate <<<

Etymology

From Latin abbas, from Ancient Greek ἀββᾶς (abbas), from lang:arc אבא (’abbā, "father").

Pronunciation

Noun

{{it-noun|abat|m|e|i}}
  1. abbot

Related terms

>>> ***abbreviate*** HtmlEntry: abbreviate <<<

Verb

abbreviate
  1. second-person plural present tense of abbreviare
  2. second-person plural imperative of abbreviare
>>> ***abdicate*** HtmlEntry: abdicate <<<

Verb form

abdicate
  1. second-person plural present tense of abdicare
  2. second-person plural imperative of abdicare
---->>> ***abdico*** HtmlEntry: abdico <<<

Verb

abdico
  1. first-person singular present tense of abdicare
---->>> ***abduce*** HtmlEntry: abduce <<<

Verb

abduce
  1. {{conjugation of|abdurre|3|s|pres|ind}}
---->>> ***abduco*** HtmlEntry: abduco <<<

Verb

abduco
  1. {{conjugation of|abdurre|1|s|pres|ind}}
---->>> ***aberrate*** HtmlEntry: aberrate <<<

Verb

aberrate
  1. {{conjugation of|aberrare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|aberrare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|aberrato}}
---->>> ===abitazione=== See also HtmlEntry:casa ***ablative*** HtmlEntry: ablative <<<

Adjective

ablative {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of ablativo
---->>> ***abominate*** HtmlEntry: abominate <<<

Verb

abominate
  1. {{conjugation of|abominare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|abominare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|abominato}}
---->>> ***abortive*** HtmlEntry: abortive <<<

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective form}} {f|p}
  1. {{feminine plural of|abortivo}}
>>> ***abrade*** HtmlEntry: abrade <<<

Verb

abrade
  1. {{conjugation of|abradere|3|s|pres|ind}}
>>> ***abrase*** HtmlEntry: abrase <<<

Verb

abrase
  1. {{conjugation of|abradere|3|s|past historic}}
abrase {f}
  1. Plural of abraso
>>> ***abrasive*** HtmlEntry: abrasive <<<

Adjective

abrasive {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of abrasivo
>>> ***abrogate*** HtmlEntry: abrogate <<<

Verb

abrogate
  1. {{conjugation of|abrogare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|abrogare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|abrogato}}
---->>> ***abrogative*** HtmlEntry: abrogative <<<

Adjective

abrogative {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of abrogativo
>>> ***Abruzzo*** HtmlEntry: Abruzzo <<<

Etymology

From the Late or Medieval Latin name of the location, Aprutium, possibly from Praetutium, from the name of the people Praetuti.

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. {{l|en|Abruzzo}} (region)

Related terms

>>> ***abusive*** HtmlEntry: abusive <<<

Adjective

abusive {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of abusivo
---->>> ***AC*** HtmlEntry: AC <<<

{abbreviation}

A.C.
  1. anno Christi
  2. Associazione Calcio (football club)

{abbreviation}

a.C.
  1. avanti Christo
>>> ***acacia*** HtmlEntry: acacia <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|acaci|f|a|e}}
  1. acacia (tree)
---->>> ***accede*** HtmlEntry: accede <<<

Verb

accede
  1. {{conjugation of|accedere|3|s|pres|ind}}
>>> ***accelerando*** HtmlEntry: accelerando <<<

Verb

accelerando
  1. {{gerund of|accelerare}}

Adverb

{it-adv}
  1. accelerating
---->>> ***accelerate*** HtmlEntry: accelerate <<<

Adjective

accelerate {p}
  1. {{feminine of|accelerato#Adjective|accelerato}}

Verb

accelerate
  1. second-person plural present tense of accelerare
  2. second-person plural imperative of accelerare
  3. feminine plural past participle of accelerare
---->>> ***accelerative*** HtmlEntry: accelerative <<<

Adjective

accelerative {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of accelerativo
>>> ***accentuate*** HtmlEntry: accentuate <<<

Adjective

accentuate {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of accentuato

Verb

accentuate
  1. {{conjugation of|accentuare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|accentuare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|accentuato}}
>>> ***accidie*** HtmlEntry: accidie <<<

Noun

accidie {f}
  1. {{plural of|accidia}}
>>> ***acclimate*** HtmlEntry: acclimate <<<

Verb

acclimate
  1. {{conjugation of|acclimare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|acclimare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|acclimato}}
>>> ***acclive*** HtmlEntry: acclive <<<

Adjective

{{it-adj|accliv|e|i}}
  1. steep

Derived terms

>>> ***account*** HtmlEntry: account <<<

Etymology

{{borrowing|en|account}}.

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {computing} account
>>> ===accredita=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditai=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ***accreditamento*** HtmlEntry: accreditamento <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}}
  1. accreditation
>>> ===accreditammo=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditando=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditano=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditante=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ***accreditare*** HtmlEntry: accreditare <<<

Verb

{it-verb}
  1. To confirm
  2. To substantiate
  3. To credit
  4. To accredit

Derived terms

Conjugation

infinitoaccreditare
verbo ausiliareaveregerundioaccreditando
participio presenteaccreditanteparticipio passatoaccreditato
indicativoiotului/leinoivoiessi/esse
presenteaccreditoaccreditiaccreditaaccreditiamoaccreditateaccreditano
imperfettoaccreditavoaccreditaviaccreditavaaccreditavamoaccreditavateaccreditavano
passato remotoaccreditaiaccreditastiaccreditòaccreditammoaccreditasteaccreditarono
futuroaccrediteròaccrediteraiaccrediteràaccrediteremoaccreditereteaccrediteranno
condizionaleiotului/leinoivoiessi/esse
presenteaccreditereiaccrediterestiaccrediterebbeaccrediteremmoaccrediteresteaccrediterebbero
congiuntivoche ioche tuche lui/leiche noiche voiche essi/esse
presenteaccreditiaccreditiaccreditiaccreditiamoaccreditiateaccreditino
imperfettoaccreditassiaccreditassiaccreditasseaccreditassimoaccreditasteaccreditassero
imperativo-tului/leinoivoiessi/esse
accreditaaccreditiaccreditiamoaccreditateaccreditino
>>> ===accreditarono=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditasse=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditassero=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditassi=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditassimo=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditaste=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditasti=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditate=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditato=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditava=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditavamo=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditavano=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditavate=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditavi=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditavo=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accrediterà=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accrediterai=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accrediteranno=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accrediterebbe=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accrediterebbero=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accrediterei=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accrediteremmo=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accrediteremo=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditereste=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accrediteresti=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accrediterete=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accrediterò=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accrediti=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditiamo=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditiate=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditino=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accredito=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ===accreditò=== See also HtmlEntry:accreditare ***accresce*** HtmlEntry: accresce <<<

Verb

accresce
  1. {{conjugation of|accrescere|3|s|pres|ind}}
---->>> ***accumulate*** HtmlEntry: accumulate <<<

Verb

accumulate
  1. {{conjugation of|accumulare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|accumulare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|accumulato}}
---->>> ***accurate*** HtmlEntry: accurate <<<

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective form|g=f|g2=p}}
  1. {{feminine plural of|accurato}}
>>> ***accusa*** HtmlEntry: accusa <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|accus|f|a|e}}
  1. accusation

Antonyms

Verb

accusa
  1. third-person singular present tense of accusare
  2. second-person singular imperative of accusare
---->>> See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusai=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusammo=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusando=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusano=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusante=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ***accusare*** HtmlEntry: accusare <<<

Verb

{it-verb} {transitive}
  1. To accuse, to reproach, to impeach.

Derived terms

Conjugation

infinitoaccusare
verbo ausiliareaveregerundioaccusando
participio presenteaccusanteparticipio passatoaccusato
indicativoiotului/leinoivoiessi/esse
presenteaccusoaccusiaccusaaccusiamoaccusateaccusano
imperfettoaccusavoaccusaviaccusavaaccusavamoaccusavateaccusavano
passato remotoaccusaiaccusastiaccusòaccusammoaccusasteaccusarono
futuroaccuseròaccuseraiaccuseràaccuseremoaccusereteaccuseranno
condizionaleiotului/leinoivoiessi/esse
presenteaccusereiaccuserestiaccuserebbeaccuseremmoaccuseresteaccuserebbero
congiuntivoche ioche tuche lui/leiche noiche voiche essi/esse
presenteaccusiaccusiaccusiaccusiamoaccusiateaccusino
imperfettoaccusassiaccusassiaccusasseaccusassimoaccusasteaccusassero
imperativo-tului/leinoivoiessi/esse
accusaaccusiaccusiamoaccusateaccusino
>>> ===accusarono=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusasse=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusassero=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusassi=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusassimo=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusaste=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusasti=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusate=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ***accusato*** HtmlEntry: accusato <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|accusat|m|o|i|f=accusata}}
  1. accused person, accused

Related terms

Verb

{{it-pp|accusat}}
  1. {{past participle of|accusare}}

Adjective

{{it-adj|accusat}}
  1. accused
---->>> See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusava=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusavamo=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusavano=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusavate=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusavi=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusavo=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ***accuse*** HtmlEntry: accuse <<<

Noun

accuse {f}
  1. {{plural of|accusa}}
>>> ===accuserà=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accuserai=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accuseranno=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accuserebbe=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accuserebbero=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accuserei=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accuseremmo=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accuseremo=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusereste=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accuseresti=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accuserete=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accuserò=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusi=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusiamo=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusiate=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusino=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accuso=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ===accusò=== See also HtmlEntry:accusare ***acetone*** HtmlEntry: acetone <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|aceton|m|e|i}}
  1. {organic compound} acetone
>>> ***acetose*** HtmlEntry: acetose <<<

Adjective

acetose {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of acetoso

Noun

acetose {f}
  1. {{plural of|acetosa}}
>>> ***acido*** HtmlEntry: acido <<<

Pronunciation

Noun

{{it-noun|acid|m|o|i}}
  1. {{context|chemistry}} acid
  2. {slang} LSD

Adjective

{{it-adj|acid}}
  1. acid

Related terms

Derived terms

{top4} {mid4} {mid4} {mid4}

Verb

acido
  1. {{conjugation of|acidare|1|s|pres|ind}}
---->>> ***acre*** HtmlEntry: acre <<<

Etymology

From Latin acre, neuter nominative singular of acer ("sharp").

Adjective

{{it-adj|acr|e|i}}
  1. sharp, sour
  2. harsh

Related terms

>>> ***acute*** HtmlEntry: acute <<<

Pronunciation

Adjective

acute {f}
  1. {{form of|feminine plural form|acuto}}.
>>> ***ad*** HtmlEntry: ad <<<

Preposition

{{head|it|preposition}}
  1. to, at, in (used before a vowel for euphony instead of a)
>>> ***AD*** HtmlEntry: AD <<<

Initialism

AD
  1. CEO (amministratore delegato)
>>> ***additive*** HtmlEntry: additive <<<

Adjective

additive {f}
  1. {{form of|feminine plural form|additivo}}
>>> ***afghani*** HtmlEntry: afghani <<<

Adjective

afghani {m}
  1. {{plural of|afghano#Adjective|afghano}}

Noun

afghani {m}
  1. {{plural of|afghano}}
---->>> ***Afghanistan*** HtmlEntry: Afghanistan <<<

Pronunciation

Proper noun

Afghanistan {m}
  1. Afghanistan

Alternative forms

Derived terms

---->>> ===AFI=== See also HtmlEntry:IPA ***Africa*** HtmlEntry: Africa <<<

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Africa.

Related terms

See also

---->>> ***agreement*** HtmlEntry: agreement <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. agreement (pact, accord)
>>> ***Agrigento*** HtmlEntry: Agrigento <<<

Etymology

Latin Agrigentum, likely from the root words ager ("field") and gens ("clan").

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Agrigento (province)
  2. Agrigento (town)

Derived terms

>>> ***ai*** HtmlEntry: ai <<<

Pronunciation

Contraction

{{head|it|contraction}}
  1. a + i; at the, to the (+ a masculine noun in plural)
---->>> ***al*** HtmlEntry: al <<<

Etymology

Contraction

al
  1. at the, to the (+ a masculine noun in singular).
>>> ***Albania*** HtmlEntry: Albania <<<

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Albania}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***albero*** HtmlEntry: albero <<Etymology From Latin arbor, arboris.

Pronunciation

Noun

{{it-noun|alber|m|o|i}}
  1. tree (all senses)
  2. {nautical} mast
  3. shaft, spindle

Verb

albero
  1. {{conjugation of|alberare|1|s|pres|ind}}

Related terms

See also

>>> ***Alberta*** HtmlEntry: Alberta <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{given name|female}}, feminine form of Alberto.
>>> ***alcuno*** HtmlEntry: alcuno <<<

Etymology

From lang:VL. *alicūnum, from Classical Latin aliquis + unum.Cognate with French aucun, Spanish alguno, Galician algún, Portuguese algum.

Adjective

{{it-adj|alcun}}
  1. {{chiefly|in the plural}} some, a few
  2. (in negative phrases) none
>>> ***Alessandria*** HtmlEntry: Alessandria <<<

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Alessandria}} (province)
  2. {{l|en|Alessandria}} (town)

Derived terms

>>> ***algebra*** HtmlEntry: algebra <<<

Etymology

Same as English algebra.

Pronunciation

Noun

{{it-noun|algebr|f|a|e}}
  1. {{l|en|algebra}}

Related terms

>>> ***Algeria*** HtmlEntry: Algeria <<<

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|f}}
  1. {{l|en|Algeria}}

Derived terms

>>> ***alo*** HtmlEntry: alo <<<

Verb

alo
  1. {{conjugation of|alare|1|s|pres|ind}}
>>> ===altezza=== See also HtmlEntry:base ***amai*** HtmlEntry: amai <<<

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {{form of|first-person singular indicative past historic|amare}}
---->>> ***amar*** HtmlEntry: amar <<<

Verb

{it-verb}
  1. {{apocopic form of|amare}}
>>> ***amarezza*** HtmlEntry: amarezza <<<

Etymology

{{suffix|amaro|ezza}}

Noun

{{it-noun|amarezz|f|a|e}}
  1. bitterness
  2. {figuratively} bitterness, acerbity, sadness
  3. (plural) troubles, sorrows
>>> ***ami*** HtmlEntry: ami <<<

Verb

ami
  1. second-person singular indicative present of amare
  2. first-, second- and third-person singular subjunctive present of amare
  3. third-person singular imperative of amare
>>> ===an=== See also HtmlEntry:a- ===anche=== See also HtmlEntry:pure ***Ancona*** HtmlEntry: Ancona <<<

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Ancona}} (province and town)
  2. The letter A in the Italian phonetic alphabet

Derived terms

>>> ***andante*** HtmlEntry: andante <<<

Verb

{{head|it|present participle}}
  1. {{present participle of|andare}}

Adjective

{{it-adj|andant|e|i}}
  1. cheap, second-rate
  2. continuous, unbroken
>>> ***Andorra*** HtmlEntry: Andorra <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|f}}
  1. {{l|en|Andorra}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***angla*** HtmlEntry: angla <<<

Adjective

angla {f}
  1. {{feminine of|anglo}}
>>> ***angle*** HtmlEntry: angle <<<

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective form|g=f}}
  1. {{form of|feminine plural|anglo}}
>>> ***Angola*** HtmlEntry: Angola <<<

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Angola}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***Anguilla*** HtmlEntry: Anguilla <<<

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. {{l|en|Anguilla}}
>>> ***anime*** HtmlEntry: anime <<<

Noun

anime {f}
  1. {{plural of|anima}}
>>> ***ano*** HtmlEntry: ano <<<

Etymology

From Latin anus.

Noun

{{it-noun|an|m|o|i}}
  1. anus
---->>> ***Aosta*** HtmlEntry: Aosta <<<

Etymology

Ultimately from the Latin name of the location, Augusta Praetoria.

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Aosta}}

Derived terms

>>> ***appassionato*** HtmlEntry: appassionato <<<

Verb

{{it-pp|appassionat}}
  1. past participle of appassionare

Adjective

{{it-adj|appassionat}}
  1. passionate, ardent
  2. {music} part or all of a performance as passionate.

Related terms

>>> ***aquila*** HtmlEntry: aquila <<<

Etymology

From the Latin aquila.

Noun

{{it-noun|aquil|f|a|e}}
  1. eagle

Derived terms

---->>> ***arcane*** HtmlEntry: arcane <<<

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective form|g=f}}
  1. {{form of|Feminine plural form|arcano}}
>>> ***are*** HtmlEntry: are <<<

Noun

are {f} {p}
  1. {{plural of|ara}}
>>> ***area*** HtmlEntry: area <<<

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin area. Cf. aia.

Noun

{{it-noun|are|f|a|e}}
  1. area, surface
  2. land, ground
  3. field, sector
>>> ***Arezzo*** HtmlEntry: Arezzo <<<

Etymology

From the Latin Arretium.

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Arezzo}} (province)
  2. {{l|en|Arezzo}} (town)

Related terms

>>> ***Argentina*** HtmlEntry: Argentina <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Argentina

Related terms

>>> ***argentine*** HtmlEntry: argentine <<<

Adjective

argentine {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of argentino

Noun

argentine {f}
  1. {{plural of|argentina}}
>>> ***argon*** HtmlEntry: argon <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|argon}}

Synonyms

>>> ***aria*** HtmlEntry: aria <<<

Etymology

Metathesis from Latin aerem, accusative of aer, from Ancient Greek ἀήρ (aēr, "air").

Pronunciation

Noun

{{it-noun|ari|f|a|e}}
  1. air
  2. look, appearance, countenance
  3. {{context|plurale tantum}} airs
  4. air, wind
  5. {{context|music}} aria, song

Related terms

>>> ***arietta*** HtmlEntry: arietta <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|ariett|f|a|e}}
  1. breeze
  2. {music} arietta
>>> ***Armenia*** HtmlEntry: Armenia <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Armenia}}

Derived terms

>>> ===arredamento=== See also HtmlEntry:mobile ***Ascoli Piceno*** HtmlEntry: Ascoli Piceno <<<

Etymology

From Latin Asculum, Asculum Picenum.

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. {{l|en|Ascoli Piceno}} (province)
  2. {{l|en|Ascoli Piceno}} (town)

Related terms

>>> ***Asia*** HtmlEntry: Asia <<<

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{context|continent}} Asia
  2. {{given name|female}}

Derived terms

See also

*---->>> ***asinine*** HtmlEntry: asinine <<<

Adjective

asinine {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of asinino
>>> ***asset*** HtmlEntry: asset <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. asset (economic)
>>> ***associative*** HtmlEntry: associative <<<

Adjective

associative {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of associativo
>>> ***assume*** HtmlEntry: assume <<<

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {{conjugation of|assumere|3|s|pres|ind}}
---->>> ***asti*** HtmlEntry: asti <<<

Noun

asti {m}
  1. {{plural of|astio}}
>>> ===astragalo=== See also HtmlEntry:talo ***attributive*** HtmlEntry: attributive <<<

Adjective

attributive {f}
  1. {{feminine plural of|attributivo}}
>>> ***Australia*** HtmlEntry: Australia <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Australia}}

Derived terms

>>> ***Austria*** HtmlEntry: Austria <<<

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Austria}}

Related terms

>>> ***avatar*** HtmlEntry: avatar <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. avatar (all senses)
>>> ***Avellino*** HtmlEntry: Avellino <<<

Etymology

From Latin Abellinum.

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. {{l|en|Avellino}} (province)
  2. {{l|en|Avellino}} (town)

Related terms

>>> ***avocado*** HtmlEntry: avocado <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|avocad|m|o|i}}
  1. avocado
>>> ***azione*** HtmlEntry: azione <<<

Etymology 1

From Latin actio, actionem, from agere.

Noun

{{it-noun|azion|f|e|i}}
  1. action
Related terms

Etymology 2

French action

Noun

{{it-noun|azion|f|e|i}}
  1. {{context|finance}} share, security
Related terms
>>> ***b*** HtmlEntry: b <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under B
---->>> ***ba*** HtmlEntry: ba <<<

Interjection

{{head|it|interjection}}
  1. bah!
  2. oh well!
---->>> ***Bahamas*** HtmlEntry: Bahamas <<<

Proper noun

{it-proper noun} {f|p}
  1. {{l|en|Bahamas}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***Bahrain*** HtmlEntry: Bahrain <<<

Proper noun

{{head|it|proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Bahrain}}
---->>> ***bai*** HtmlEntry: bai <<<

Adjective

bai {m}
  1. {{form of|masculine plural|baio}}
---->>> ***banana*** HtmlEntry: banana <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|banan|f|a|e}}
  1. banana (fruit)

Noun

banana {m} {inv}
  1. banana (color)

Adjective

banana {inv}
  1. banana

Related terms

---->>> ***bancario*** HtmlEntry: bancario <<<

Adjective

{{it-adj|bancar|io|ia|i|ie}}
  1. bank (attributive)

Noun

{{it-noun|bancar|m|io|i|f=bancaria}}
  1. bank employee
>>> ***Bangkok*** HtmlEntry: Bangkok <<<

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. Bangkok (capital of Thailand)
---->>> ***Bangladesh*** HtmlEntry: Bangladesh <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Bangladesh}}

See also

---->>> ***bar*** HtmlEntry: bar <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. bar (place serving drinks)
  2. café

Derived terms

---->>> ***barato*** HtmlEntry: barato <<<

Verb

{{it-pp|barat}}
  1. {{past participle of|barare}}
---->>> ***Barbados*** HtmlEntry: Barbados <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Barbados}}
---->>> ***bari*** HtmlEntry: bari <<<

Verb

bari
  1. {{conjugation of|barare|2|s|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|barare|1|s|pres|sub}}
  3. {{conjugation of|barare|2|s|pres|sub}}
  4. {{conjugation of|barare|3|s|pres|sub}}
  5. {{conjugation of|barare|3|s|imp}}
---->>> ***base*** HtmlEntry: base <<<

Etymology

Latin basis.

Noun

{{it-noun|bas|f|e|i}}
  1. base
  2. basis

Antonyms

Related terms

---->>> ***basket*** HtmlEntry: basket <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. basketball
---->>> ***BCE*** HtmlEntry: BCE <<<

Etymology

{{initialism of|Banca Centrale Europea|European Central Bank}}

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. ECB
---->>> ***beat*** HtmlEntry: beat <<<

Etymology

English

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective}} {inv}
  1. beat (50s US literary and 70s UK music scenes)

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. beat (rhythm accompanying music)
>>> ***bei*** HtmlEntry: bei <<<

Adjective

bei
  1. Masculine plural of bello before a consonant

Verb

bei
  1. {{conjugation of|beare|2|s|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|beare|1|s|pres|sub}}
  3. {{conjugation of|beare|2|s|pres|sub}}
  4. {{conjugation of|beare|3|s|pres|sub}}
  5. {{conjugation of|beare|3|s|imp}}
---->>> ***bel*** HtmlEntry: bel <<<

Adjective

bel
  1. Masculine singular of bello before a consonant
---->>> ***Belize*** HtmlEntry: Belize <<<

Proper noun

{{head|it|proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Belize}}
---->>> ***Belluno*** HtmlEntry: Belluno <<<

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. {{l|en|Belluno}} (province)
  2. {{l|en|Belluno}} (town)
>>> ***ben*** HtmlEntry: ben <<<

Adverb

{it-adv}
  1. Short form of bene.
---->>> ===bene=== See also HtmlEntry:male ***benefit*** HtmlEntry: benefit <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. benefit, advantage
---->>> ***Benevento*** HtmlEntry: Benevento <<<

Etymology

From Latin Beneventum.

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Benevento}} (province)
  2. {{l|en|Benevento}} (town)

Derived terms

>>> ***Benin*** HtmlEntry: Benin <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Benin}}

Derived terms

---->>> ===benzina=== See also HtmlEntry:gas ***Bergamo*** HtmlEntry: Bergamo <<<Bergamo

Etymology

From Latin Bergomum.

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Bergamo, province of Lombardy, Italy.
  2. Bergamo, town and capital of the province Bergamo.

Derived terms

>>> ***beta*** HtmlEntry: beta <<<

Noun

beta {f|inv}
  1. beta (letter of the Greek alphabet)
{{it-noun|bet|f|a|e}}
  1. beet (plant of the genus Beta)
  2. {computing} beta (software version)
>>> ===bevanda=== See also HtmlEntry:drink ***Bhutan*** HtmlEntry: Bhutan <<<

Proper noun

Bhutan {m}
  1. Bhutan

Derived terms

---->>> ***bici*** HtmlEntry: bici <<<

Pronunciation

Noun

{{it-noun|bic|f|i|i}}
  1. short word for bicicletta bike (pushbike)
>>> ***Biella*** HtmlEntry: Biella <<<

Etymology

First appears as Bugella in lang:ML. during the early 9th century.

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Biella (province)
  2. Biella (town)
>>> ***big*** HtmlEntry: big <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. star (entertainment)
  2. big shot, big noise
---->>> ***bike*** HtmlEntry: bike <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=f}} {inv}
  1. motorbike, motorcycle
---->>> ***bio*** HtmlEntry: bio <<<

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective|g=inv}}
  1. {informal} {{form of|Abbreviation|biologico|nodot=1}}; organic, biological
---->>> ***bitter*** HtmlEntry: bitter <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. bitters
---->>> ***bo*** HtmlEntry: bo <<<

Alternative forms

Interjection

bo
  1. An interjection expressing doubt or indecision.
---->>> ***body*** HtmlEntry: body <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m}
  1. A leotard.
---->>> ***Bolivia*** HtmlEntry: Bolivia <<<

Proper noun

Bolivia {f}
  1. Bolivia

Derived terms

>>> ***Bologna*** HtmlEntry: Bologna <<<

Etymology

From Latin Bononia.

Pronunciation

Proper noun

Bologna {f}
  1. Bologna (province, city)
  2. The letter B in the Italian phonetic alphabet

Related terms

>>> ***Bolzano*** HtmlEntry: Bolzano <<<

Etymology

From Latin Bauzanum.

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Bolzano}} (province)
  2. {{l|en|Bolzano}} (town)
>>> ***bone*** HtmlEntry: bone <<<

Adjective

bone {f}
  1. {{form of|Feminine plural form|bono}}
---->>> ***boom*** HtmlEntry: boom <<<

Etymology

English boom, from Dutch boom - see above

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. A boom (sound)
  2. A boom, rapid expansion
  3. A boom (crane)
>>> ***boss*** HtmlEntry: boss <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. boss (leader of a business, company or criminal organization)

Synonyms

---->>> ***Botswana*** HtmlEntry: Botswana <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|m}}
  1. {{l|en|Botswana}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***box*** HtmlEntry: box <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. horsebox
  2. garage, lock-up (for a car)
  3. {motor racing} pit
  4. playpen
---->>> ***boy*** HtmlEntry: boy <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|inv|g=m}}
  1. A male ballet dancer.
  2. A bellboy (in a hotel).
---->>> ***Brasilia*** HtmlEntry: Brasilia <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Brasilia, the capital of Brazil
>>> ***break*** HtmlEntry: break <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. break (intermission or brief suspension of activity)

Interjection

break!
  1. break! (boxing)
>>> ***Brescia*** HtmlEntry: Brescia <<<Brescia

Etymology

From lang:lmo Brèsa, Latin Brixia.

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Brescia}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***bridge*** HtmlEntry: bridge <<<

Etymology

{{borrowing|en|bridge}}.

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. {card games} bridge (card game)

Related terms

---->>> ***Brindisi*** HtmlEntry: Brindisi <<<

Etymology

From Latin Brundisium < Ancient Greek Brentesion, from a Messapian Brention ("head of deer"), possibly based on the shape of the port.

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. Brindisi (province)
  2. Brindisi (town)
>>> ===bruco=== See also HtmlEntry:larva ***Brunei*** HtmlEntry: Brunei <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Brunei}}
>>> ***Budapest*** HtmlEntry: Budapest <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Budapest}}
---->>> ===bue=== See also HtmlEntry:yak ***Bulgaria*** HtmlEntry: Bulgaria <<<

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Bulgaria}}

Related terms

---->>> ***Burkina Faso*** HtmlEntry: Burkina Faso <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Burkina Faso}}

Related terms

---->>> ***burro*** HtmlEntry: burro <<<

Etymology

From Latin butyrum < Ancient Greek βούτυρον.

Pronunciation

Noun

{{it-noun|burr|m|o|i}}
  1. butter

Derived terms

---->>> ***Burundi*** HtmlEntry: Burundi <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Burundi}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***business*** HtmlEntry: business <<<

Etymology

From English business.

Pronunciation

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m|g2=inv}}
  1. business (commercial enterprise)

Synonyms

---->>> ***c*** HtmlEntry: c <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under C
---->>> ***ca*** HtmlEntry: ca <<<

Abbreviation

{{head|it|abbreviation}}
  1. circa

See also

>>> ***cadi*** HtmlEntry: cadi <<<

Verb form

cadi
  1. second-person singular present tense of cadere
  2. second-person singular imperative of cadere
>>> ***Cagliari*** HtmlEntry: Cagliari <<<Cagliari

Etymology

From Latin Caralis, ultimately of lang:phn origin.

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Cagliari}} (both meanings)

Derived terms

---->>> ***California*** HtmlEntry: California <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|California}}
---->>> ***calle*** HtmlEntry: calle <<<

Etymology

From Latin callis.

Noun

{{it-noun|call|f|e|i}}
  1. alley (especially in Venice)
>>> ***Caltanissetta*** HtmlEntry: Caltanissetta <<<

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. {{l|en|Caltanisetta}}

Related terms

>>> ***camera*** HtmlEntry: camera <<<

Pronunciation

Etymology

From Latin camera.

Noun

{{it-noun|camer|f|a|e}}
  1. room, chamber
  2. bedroom
  3. assembly, parliament
  4. camera (for taking moving pictures)

Synonyms

Related terms

>>> ***Campania*** HtmlEntry: Campania <<<

Pronunciation

Proper noun

Campania f
  1. {{l|en|Campania}}

Derived terms

>>> ***Campobasso*** HtmlEntry: Campobasso <<<

Etymology

The original name in lang:ML. was Campus Vassorum, indicating the city was a seat of vassals. It later changed to its current form, meaning "low field" (campo + basso).

Pronunciation

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. Campobasso (province)
  2. Campobasso (town)
>>> ***can*** HtmlEntry: can <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|ca|m|n|ni}}
  1. {{context|poetic|_|and literary form of cane}} dog
---->>> ***Canada*** HtmlEntry: Canada <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. Canada

Derived terms

---->>> ***Canberra*** HtmlEntry: Canberra <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Canberra
>>> ***candidate*** HtmlEntry: candidate <<<

Noun

candidate {f}
  1. {{plural of|candidata}}

Verb

candidate
  1. {{conjugation of|candidare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|candidare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|candidato}}
---->>> ***cane*** HtmlEntry: cane <<Etymology From the Latin canis

Pronunciation

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective}} {inv}
  1. freezing, biting (cold)
    • Oggi fa un freddo cane! - Today is freezing cold!
  2. terrible, dreadful, awful

Noun

{{it-noun|can|m|e|i|f=cagna}}
  1. dog in general, male dog
  2. {{context|firearms}} hammer

Derived terms

See also

>>> ***cannelle*** HtmlEntry: cannelle <<<

Noun

cannelle {f}
  1. {{plural of|cannella}}
---->>> ***canoe*** HtmlEntry: canoe <<<

Noun

canoe
  1. {{plural of|canoa}}
>>> ===capo=== See also HtmlEntry:boss See also HtmlEntry:testa ***caracal*** HtmlEntry: caracal <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. caracal

Synonyms

>>> ***card*** HtmlEntry: card <<<

Etymology

From English.

Pronunciation

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. card (identification, financial, SIM etc (but not playing card))

See also

>>> ***cardinal*** HtmlEntry: cardinal <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. {{apocopic form of|cardinale}}
>>> ***care*** HtmlEntry: care <<<

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective form}} {f|p}
  1. {{feminine plural of|caro}}
>>> ***carne*** HtmlEntry: carne <<<

Pronunciation

Etymology

From Latin caro, carnem. Compare Catalan carn, Portuguese carne, Romanian carne, Spanish carne.

Noun

{{it-noun|carn|f|e|i}}
  1. meat
*---->>> ***casa*** HtmlEntry: casa <<Etymology From Latin casa ("house").

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈkasa/, /ˈkaza/
  • {{audio|It-casa.ogg|audio}}

Noun

{{it-noun|cas|f|a|e}}
  1. house
  2. home
  3. shop
  4. {{context|boardgame}} square
  5. Family, dynasty, descent, extraction, stock, lineage, birth, origin, race (not human “race”, but meaning the preceding words).
  6. Company, firm.

Synonyms

Derived terms

Related terms

---->>> ***case*** HtmlEntry: case <<<

Noun

case {f|p}
  1. {{plural of|casa}}
>>> ***Caserta*** HtmlEntry: Caserta <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-Caserta.ogg|Audio}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Caserta}} (province)
  2. {{l|en|Caserta}} (town)

Derived terms

>>> ***cast*** HtmlEntry: cast <<<

Etymology

{{borrowing|en|cast}}

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m|g2=inv}}
  1. cast (people performing a movie)
---->>> ***Catania*** HtmlEntry: Catania <<<

Etymology

Unknown.

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-Catania.ogg|Audio}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Catania (province)
  2. Catania (town)

Derived terms

---->>> ***Catanzaro*** HtmlEntry: Catanzaro <<<

Etymology

From Latin Catanciarium, from the earlier Catacium.

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-Catanzaro.ogg|Audio}}

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. Catanzaro (province)
  2. Catanzaro (town)
>>> ***cause*** HtmlEntry: cause <<<

Noun

cause {f}
  1. {{plural of|causa}}
---->>> ***ce*** HtmlEntry: ce <<<

Pronoun

{{head|it|pronoun}}
  1. (euphony of ci) us
---->>> ===cellulare=== See also HtmlEntry:mobile ***centavo*** HtmlEntry: centavo <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|centav|m|o|i}}
  1. centavo
>>> ***cesta*** HtmlEntry: cesta <<<

Etymology

From Latin cista.

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-cesta.ogg|Audio}}

Noun

{{it-noun|cest|f|a|e}}
  1. basket
>>> ***CH*** HtmlEntry: CH <<<

Abbreviation

{{head|it|abbreviation}}
  1. Chieti (Italian town in Abruzzo)
---->>> ***chance*** HtmlEntry: chance <<<

Etymology

From French chance

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=f}} {inv}
  1. chance (possibility of a certain outcome)
---->>> ***chat*** HtmlEntry: chat <<<

Etymology 1

From English.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /tʃɛt/, /tʃat/, {{X-SAMPA|/tSEt/|/tSat/}}

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=f}} {inv}
  1. chat (informal conversation via computer)
Derived terms
See also

Etymology 2

From Somali.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /kat/, {{X-SAMPA|/kat/}}

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. chat (leaf chewed by people in North Africa and the Middle East)
Synonyms
---->>> ***chi*** HtmlEntry: chi <<<

Etymology 1

From Latin quis.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ki]
  • {{audio|It-chi.ogg|Audio}}

Pronoun

{{head|it|pronoun}}
  1. {{context|interrogative pronoun}} who, whom
  2. {{context|interrogative pronoun}} whoever

Etymology 2

From Latin qui.

Pronunciation

{{rfp|Same as Ety 1, if so move pron section above ety 1}}

Pronoun

{{head|it|pronoun}}
  1. {{context|relative pronoun}} who, whom
  2. {{context|relative pronoun}} whoever

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|f|inv}
  1. chi (Greek letter)
---->>> ***Chieti*** HtmlEntry: Chieti <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-Chieti.ogg|Audio}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Chieti}} (province)
  2. {{l|en|Chieti}} (town)

Derived terms

See also

>>> ***ci*** HtmlEntry: ci <<<

Etymology

From Latin ecce ("look") + hic ("here")

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /tʃi/, {{X-SAMPA|/tSi/}}
  • {{homophones|C}} (name of letter)

Pronoun

{{head|it|pronoun}}
  1. us.
  2. {reflexive} ourselves
  3. impersonal reflexive pronoun
    • Ci vuole poco a farmi felice.
      • It doesn't take much to make me happy.
  4. on it, about it, of it

See also

Etymology 2

Latin ecce ("look") + ibi ("there")

Adverb

{it-adv}
  1. here, there

See also

---->>> ***cicisbeo*** HtmlEntry: cicisbeo <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /tʃi.tʃi.ˈzbɛ.o/, {{X-SAMPA|/tSi.tSi."zbE.o/}}
  • {{rhymes|ɛo}}
  • {{hyphenation|ci|ci|sbè|o}}

Noun

{{it-noun|cicisbe|m|o|i}}
  1. A cicisbeo.
>>> ===cilindro=== See also HtmlEntry:tuba ***cinque*** HtmlEntry: cinque <<<{{cardinalbox|it|4|5|6|quattro|sei|ord=quinto|mult=quintuplo}}

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ˈtʃinkwe]

Etymology

From lang:VL. cinque, dissimilation of Classical Latin quinque "five", ultimately from lang:ine-pro {{recons|pénkʷe|lang=ine-pro}}.

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective|g=m|g2=f}} {inv}
  1. five

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. Five.
le cinque {f|plural}
  1. Five o'clock (a.m. or p.m.).

Derived terms

Related terms

See also

>>> ***cioccolata*** HtmlEntry: cioccolata <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /tʃok.koˈlaː.ta/, {{X-SAMPA|/tSokko"lata/}}

Noun

{{it-noun|cioccolat|f|a|e}}
  1. chocolate (solid, variant of cioccolato)
  2. hot chocolate (drink)

Adjective

cioccolata (invariable)
  1. chocolate

Related terms

>>> ***city*** HtmlEntry: city <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=f}} {inv}
  1. city (financial district of a city)

Derived terms

---->>> ***CL*** HtmlEntry: CL <<<

{{abbreviation|Italian}}

CL
  1. Caltanissetta, Caltanisetta (Italian town in Sicilia)
>>> ***claque*** HtmlEntry: claque <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {f} {inv}
  1. claque

Related terms

>>> ***cliché*** HtmlEntry: cliché <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. plate (printing)
  2. cliché
>>> ===clima=== See also HtmlEntry:tempo ***CO*** HtmlEntry: CO <<<

Abbreviation

{{head|it|abbreviation}}
  1. Como (Italian town in Lombardia)
>>> ***cognitive*** HtmlEntry: cognitive <<<

Adjective

cognitive {f}
  1. {{form of|Feminine plural form|cognitivo}}
>>> ***coke*** HtmlEntry: coke <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. coke {{rfgloss|Italian}}
>>> ***cola*** HtmlEntry: cola <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈkoː.la/, {{X-SAMPA|/"ko:.la/}}

Verb

cola
  1. third-person singular present tense of colare
  2. second-person singular imperative of colare
>>> ===collegamento=== See also HtmlEntry:link ***Colombia*** HtmlEntry: Colombia <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|f}}
  1. {{l|en|Colombia}}

Derived terms

>>> ***colon*** HtmlEntry: colon <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {{context|anatomy}} colon

Derived terms

>>> ***color*** HtmlEntry: color <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {{apocopic form of|colore}}
>>> ***colore*** HtmlEntry: colore <<<{{picdic| image=Color circle (hue-sat).png| width=310| labels={{picdiclabel| color=FF0000 | fontsize=18 | posx=100 | posy= 70 | link=rosso | align=left | lang=it }} {{picdiclabel| color=FFA500 | fontsize=18 | posx=100 | posy= 90 | link=arancione | align=left | lang=it }} {{picdiclabel| color=FFFF00 | fontsize=18 | posx=100 | posy=110 | link=giallo | align=left | lang=it }} {{picdiclabel| color=7FFF00 | fontsize=18 | posx=100 | posy=130 | link=verde | align=left | lang=it }} {{picdiclabel| color=0000FF | fontsize=18 | posx=100 | posy=150 | link=azzurro| align=left | lang=it }} {{picdiclabel| color=0000FF | fontsize=18 | posx=157 | posy=150 | link=blu | align=left | altlink=, blu | lang=it }} {{picdiclabel| color=8F00FF | fontsize=18 | posx=100 | posy=170 | link=viola | align=left | lang=it }} {{picdiclabel| color=8F00FF | fontsize=18 | posx=136 | posy=170 | link=violetto | align=left | altlink=, violetto | lang=it }} {{picdiclabel| color=000000 | fontsize=18 | posx=100 | posy=190 | link=nero | align=left | lang=it }} {{picdiclabel| color=2F4F4F | fontsize=18 | posx=100 | posy=210 | link=grigio | align=left | lang=it }} {{picdiclabel| color=FFFFFF | fontsize=18 | posx=100 | posy=230 | link=bianco | align=left | lang=it }}| detail1=Click on labels in the image}}

Etymology

From Latin color.

Pronunciation

  • colóre
  • IPA: /koˈlore/
  • {{rhymes|ore}}

Noun

{{it-noun|color|m|e|i}}
  1. color, colour

Related terms

  • {{l|it|anticolore}}
  • {{l|it|colorare}}
  • {{l|it|colorificio}}
  • {{l|it|colorimetro}}
  • {{l|it|colorire}}
  • {{l|it|colorista}}
  • {{l|it|coloritura}}
  • {{l|it|di colore}}
  • {{l|it|incolore}}
>>> ***come*** HtmlEntry: come <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ˈkome]
  • {{audio|It-come.ogg|Audio}}

Etymology

From Latin quomodo + et.Cognate to French comme. See also Spanish como/cómo and Catalan com.

Adverb

come
  1. how
  2. as, like
    • Blu come il mare,
      • As blue as the sea.

Derived terms

Conjunction

come
  1. as soon as
    • Come arrivò... - As soon as he arrived...
>>> ***comma*** HtmlEntry: comma <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|comm|m|a|i}}
  1. {{context|legal}} subsection
---->>> ***commutative*** HtmlEntry: commutative <<<

Adjective

commutative {f}
  1. {{feminine plural of|commutativo}}
>>> ***Como*** HtmlEntry: Como <<<

Etymology

From Latin Comum < Novum Comum.

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-Como.ogg|Audio}}

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. Como (province and town)
  2. The letter C in the Italian phonetic alphabet

Related terms

>>> ***comparative*** HtmlEntry: comparative <<<

Adjective

comparative {f}
  1. {{feminine plural of|comparativo}}
>>> ***complete*** HtmlEntry: complete <<<

Adjective

complete {p}
  1. {{feminine of|completo#Adjective|completo}}
---->>> ***computer*** HtmlEntry: computer <<<

Etymology

English

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /komˈpjuter/, {{X-SAMPA|/kom"pjuter/}}
  • {{audio|It-un computer.ogg|Audio}}
  • {{hyphenation|com|pù|ter}}

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. computer (calculating device)
---->>> ***con*** HtmlEntry: con <<<

Etymology

From Latin cum, ("with").

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /kon/, {{X-SAMPA|/kon/}}

Preposition

{{head|it|preposition}}
  1. with or together
  2. {{context|rowing}} coxed

Antonyms

Derived terms

---->>> ===conclusivo=== See also HtmlEntry:finale ***concrete*** HtmlEntry: concrete <<<

Adjective

concrete {p}
  1. {{feminine of|concreto}}
---->>> ***condense*** HtmlEntry: condense <<<

Noun

condense {f}
  1. {{plural of|condensa}}
>>> ***condom*** HtmlEntry: condom <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. condom

Synonyms

>>> ***copula*** HtmlEntry: copula <<<

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin copula. Cf. coppia, from the same source.

Noun

{{it-noun|copul|f|a|e}}
  1. copula
  2. conjunction

Verb

copula
  1. {{conjugation of|copulare|3|s|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|copulare|2|s|imp}}
>>> ***copulate*** HtmlEntry: copulate <<<

Verb

copulate
  1. {{conjugation of|copulare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|copulare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|copulato}}
>>> ***corrigenda*** HtmlEntry: corrigenda <<<

Adjective

corrigenda {f}
  1. {{feminine of|corrigendo}}
---->>> ***Cosenza*** HtmlEntry: Cosenza <<<

Etymology

From Latin Consentia, Cosentia, from consentia.

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-Cosenza.ogg|Audio}}

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. Cosenza (province)
  2. Cosenza (town)
>>> ***cosine*** HtmlEntry: cosine <<<

Noun

cosine {f}
  1. {{plural of|cosina}}
>>> ***Costa Rica*** HtmlEntry: Costa Rica <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Costa Rica}}

Derived terms

>>> ***country*** HtmlEntry: country <<<

Etymology

From English

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. {music} country music
>>> ***create*** HtmlEntry: create <<<

Verb

create
  1. second-person plural indicative present of creare
  2. second-person plural imperative of creare
>>> ***crema*** HtmlEntry: crema <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|crem|f|a|e}}
  1. cream

Derived terms

Verb

crema
  1. third-person singular present tense of cremare
  2. second-person singular imperative of cremare
>>> ***Cremona*** HtmlEntry: Cremona <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-Cremona.ogg|Audio}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Cremona}} (province)
  2. {{l|en|Cremona}} (town)

Derived terms

>>> ***cross*** HtmlEntry: cross <<<

Etymology

From English

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. motocross
  2. cross (boxing punch, tennis shot)
  3. slice (golf shot)

Derived terms

>>> ***Crotone*** HtmlEntry: Crotone <<<

Etymology

Known as Cotrone from the Middle Ages until 1928, when the name was changed back to one closer to the original Latin name for the town, Croton or Croto, (genitive Crotonis), ultimately from Ancient Greek Κρότων (Kroton). It is still called Cutroni in the local Sicilian dialect.

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-Crotone.ogg|Audio}}

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. Crotone (province)
  2. Crotone (town)
>>> ***crude*** HtmlEntry: crude <<<

Adjective

crude f plural
  1. feminine plural of crudo
>>> ===csi=== See also HtmlEntry:xi ***Cuba*** HtmlEntry: Cuba <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{rhymes|uba}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Cuba}}

Derived terms

  • {{l|it|cubano}}
>>> ***cube*** HtmlEntry: cube <<<

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective form|g=f}}
  1. Feminine plural form of cubo
---->>> ***Cuneo*** HtmlEntry: Cuneo <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-Cuneo.ogg|Audio}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Cuneo}} (province)
  2. {{l|en|Cuneo}} (town)

Derived terms

>>> ***curve*** HtmlEntry: curve <<<

Noun

curve {f}
  1. {{plural of|curva}}

Adjective

curve
  1. feminine plural of curvo
---->>> ***cute*** HtmlEntry: cute <<<

Etymology

From Latin cutis.

Noun

{{it-noun|cut|f|e|i}}
  1. {{context|anatomy}} Cutis, skin (of a person)

Synonyms

Derived terms

---->>> ***d*** HtmlEntry: d <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under D
---->>> ===dà=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ***dada*** HtmlEntry: dada <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m}
  1. {arts} Dada
---->>> ===dai=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ***dal*** HtmlEntry: dal <<<

Contraction

dal
  1. (contraction of da il) from the
  2. since
    • dal 1963 - since 1963
---->>> ***dame*** HtmlEntry: dame <<<

Noun

dame {f}
  1. {{plural of|dama}}
---->>> ===dando=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===danno=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===dante=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===darà=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===darai=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===daranno=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ***dare*** HtmlEntry: dare <<<

Etymology

From Latin dare, present active infinitive of do.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ˈdare]
  • {{audio|It-dare.ogg|Audio}}
  • {{rhymes|are}}

Verb

{it-verb}
  1. {transitive} To give, to transfer the possession/holding of something to someone else.
  2. {transitive} To yield, to bear, to give, to produce, to return.

Conjugation

infinitodare
verbo ausiliareaveregerundiodando
participio presentedanteparticipio passatodato
indicativoiotului/leinoivoiessi/esse
presentedodaidàdiamodatedanno
imperfettodavodavidavadavamodavatedavano
passato remotodiedi, dettidestidiede, dettedemmodestediedero, dettero
futurodaròdaraidaràdaremodaretedaranno
condizionaleiotului/leinoivoiessi/esse
presentedareidarestidarebbedaremmodarestedarebbero
congiuntivoche ioche tuche lui/leiche noiche voiche essi/esse
presentediadiadiadiamodiatediano
imperfettodessidessidessedessimodestedessero
imperativo-tului/leinoivoiessi/esse
dà, dai, da'diadiamodatediano

Usage notes

The imperative forms of the second-person singular are compounded with pronouns as follows:
  • {{l|it|da'}} + {{l|it|ci}} → {{l|it|dacci}}
  • {{l|it|da'}} + {{l|it|gli}} → {{l|it|dagli}}
  • {{l|it|da'}} + {{l|it|gli}} + {{l|it|la}} → {{l|it|dagliela}}
  • {{l|it|da'}} + {{l|it|gli}} + {{l|it|le}} → {{l|it|dagliele}}
  • {{l|it|da'}} + {{l|it|gli}} + {{l|it|li}} → {{l|it|daglieli}}
  • {{l|it|da'}} + {{l|it|gli}} + {{l|it|lo}} → {{l|it|daglielo}}
  • {{l|it|da'}} + {{l|it|le}} → {{l|it|dalle}}
  • {{l|it|da'}} + {{l|it|mi}} → {{l|it|dammi}}

Derived terms

{{rel-top4|derived terms}}

Noun

{{it-noun|dar|m|e|i}}
  1. debit
>>> ===darebbe=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===darebbero=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===darei=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===daremmo=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===daremo=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===dareste=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===daresti=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===darete=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ***dark*** HtmlEntry: dark <<<

Etymology

English

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective}} {inv}
  1. {{l|en|dark}} (used especially to describe a form of punk music)
>>> ===darò=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ***date*** HtmlEntry: date <<<

Noun

date {f}
  1. {{plural of|data}}

Verb

date
  1. second-person plural present tense of dare
  2. second-person plural imperative of dare
  3. feminine plural of dato, past participle of dare
---->>> See also HtmlEntry:dare ***dative*** HtmlEntry: dative <<<

Adjective

dative
  1. {{form of|Feminine plural|dativo}}
>>> ===dato=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===dava=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===davamo=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===davano=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===davate=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===davi=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===davo=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ***de*** HtmlEntry: de <<<

Contraction

{{head|it|contraction}}
  1. {{apocopic form of|del}}
    • Michael Radford è il regista de "Il postino". &mdash; "Michael Radford is the director of "Il Postino".

Usage notes

De is used where del, della, etc, would ordinarily be used, but cannot be because the article is part of the title of a film, book, etc.

See also

  • {{l|it|ne}}
>>> ***decade*** HtmlEntry: decade <<<

Etymology

{{confix|deca|ade}}

Noun

{{it-noun|decad|f|e|i}}
  1. A decade, a period of ten days

Related terms

Verb

decade
  1. third-person singular indicative present of decadere
>>> ***decibel*** HtmlEntry: decibel <<<

Etymology

English decibel

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. decibel
>>> ***deduce*** HtmlEntry: deduce <<<

Verb form

deduce
  1. Third-person singular indicative present of dedurre.
---->>> ***defenestrate*** HtmlEntry: defenestrate <<<

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {{form of|second-person plural present tense and imperative|defenestrare}}
>>> ***deficit*** HtmlEntry: deficit <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. deficit (financial, medical)
---->>> ***del*** HtmlEntry: del <<<

Etymology

  • prep di + article il

Contraction

del
  1. of the, from the (+ a masculine noun in singular).
---->>> ***delegate*** HtmlEntry: delegate <<<

Adjective

delegate {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of delegato

Noun

delegate {f}
  1. {{plural of|delegata}}

Verb

delegate
  1. {{conjugation of|delegare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|delegare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|delegato}}
---->>> ***delineate*** HtmlEntry: delineate <<<

Verb form

delineate
  1. second-person plural present tense and imperative of delineare
---->>> ***delta*** HtmlEntry: delta <<<{{wikipedia|dab=Delta}}

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. delta (all senses)

Derived terms

---->>> ===demmo=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ***denigrate*** HtmlEntry: denigrate <<<

Verb

denigrate
  1. second-person plural present tense and imperative of denigrare
>>> ***depose*** HtmlEntry: depose <<<

Verb form

depose
  1. third-person singular past historic of deporre
>>> ***derivative*** HtmlEntry: derivative <<<

Adjective

derivative {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of derivativo
---->>> ***derive*** HtmlEntry: derive <<<

Noun

derive {f} {plural}
  1. {{plural of|deriva}}
>>> ***design*** HtmlEntry: design <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. design (industrial)
>>> ===desse=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===dessero=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===dessi=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===dessimo=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===deste=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===desti=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ***destino*** HtmlEntry: destino <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|destin|m|o|i}}
  1. destiny, fate
  2. destination

Verb

destino
  1. first-person singular present tense of destinare
  2. third-person plural present subjunctive and imperative of destare

Related terms

---->>> ***detonate*** HtmlEntry: detonate <<<

Verb

detonate
  1. {{conjugation of|detonare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|detonare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|detonato}}
>>> ===dette=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===dettero=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===detti=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===di=== See also HtmlEntry:tuba ***dia*** HtmlEntry: dia <<<

Verb form

dia
  1. first-person singular, second-person singular and third-person singular present subjunctive of dare
  2. third-person singular imperative of dare
>>> See also HtmlEntry:dare ===diamo=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===diano=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===diate=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ***dice*** HtmlEntry: dice <<<{rfc}

Verb form

{{head|it|verb form|infinitive|dire}}
  1. (Third-person singular present tense of dire)
>>> ***dici nove*** HtmlEntry: dici nove <<<

Numeral

{{head|it|numeral}}
  1. {{alternative spelling of|diciannove}}
>>> ***dieci*** HtmlEntry: dieci <<<{{cardinalbox|it|9|10|11|nove|undici|ord=decimo|mult=decuplo}}

Etymology

From Latin decem, ultimately from lang:ine-pro {{recons|déḱm̥t|ten|lang=ine-pro}}.

Pronunciation

dièci, /ˈdjɛtʃi/, /<tt>"djEtSi</tt>/

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective|g=m|g2=f}} {inv}
  1. ten

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. ten
le dieci {f|plural}
  1. ten o'clock (a.m. or p.m.)

Related terms

See also

>>> ===diede=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===diedero=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ===diedi=== See also HtmlEntry:dare ***diesel*** HtmlEntry: diesel <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. diesel (engine; vehicle)
>>> ===dieta=== See also HtmlEntry:regime ===difesa=== See also HtmlEntry:accusa ===differente=== See also HtmlEntry:simile ***digamma*** HtmlEntry: digamma <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. digamma (Greek letter)
---->>> ***digito*** HtmlEntry: digito <<<

Verb

digito
  1. {{conjugation of|digitare|1|s|pres|ind}}
>>> ***dilettante*** HtmlEntry: dilettante <<<

Etymology

From dilettare "to delight"

Adjective

{{it-adj|dilettant|e|i}}
  1. amateur

Noun

{{it-noun|dilettant|mf|e|i}}
  1. amateur
  2. dilettante
>>> ***diminutive*** HtmlEntry: diminutive <<<

Adjective

diminutive {f}
  1. {{form of|feminine plural form|diminutivo}}
>>> ===dimora=== See also HtmlEntry:casa ***discrete*** HtmlEntry: discrete <<<

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective form|g=f}}
  1. {{feminine plural of|discreto}}
>>> ===dissimile=== See also HtmlEntry:simile ***dissociative*** HtmlEntry: dissociative <<<

Adjective

dissociative {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of dissociativo
>>> ===distopia=== See also HtmlEntry:utopia ===dito=== See also HtmlEntry:indice ***dive*** HtmlEntry: dive <<<

Noun

dive {f}
  1. {{plural of|diva}}
>>> ===diverso=== See also HtmlEntry:simile ***divine*** HtmlEntry: divine <<<

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective form}}
  1. {{form of|feminine plural form|divino}}
---->>> ***do*** HtmlEntry: do <<<{{rfc|is dò alternative spelling for both verb and noun?}}

Alternative forms

Pronunciation

  • {{rhymes|ɔ}}

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {{form of|first-person singular indicative present tense|dare}}

Noun

{{wikipedia|Do (nota)}}{{head|it|noun|g=m}}
  1. do, the musical note
  2. C (the musical note or key)
>>> See also HtmlEntry:dare ***dodici*** HtmlEntry: dodici <<<{{cardinalbox|it|11|12|13|undici|tredici|ord=dodicesimo}}

Etymology

From Latin duodecim.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈdoditʃi/, [ˈd̪oː.d̪i.t͡ʃi], {{X-SAMPA|/"doditSi/}}
  • {{hyphenation|dó|di|ci}}

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective|g=m|g2=f}} {inv}
  1. twelve

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. twelve
le dodici {f|plural}
  1. twelve o'clock (midday or midnight)

Related terms

See also

>>> ***dodo*** HtmlEntry: dodo <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|dod|m|o|i}}
  1. dodo
>>> ***Dominica*** HtmlEntry: Dominica <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Dominica}}
>>> ***dove*** HtmlEntry: dove <<<

Etymology

From Italian de + ove.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ˈdove]
  • {{audio|It-dove.ogg|Audio}}

Conjunction

{{head|it|conjunction}}
  1. where
    • Lo troverai dove l'hai lasciato. &mdash; You'll find it where you left it.

Adverb

dove
  1. {interrogative} where
    • Dove vai? - Where are you going?
>>> ***download*** HtmlEntry: download <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. {computing} download
>>> ***drink*** HtmlEntry: drink <<<

Etymology

From English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. drink (served beverage and mixed beverage)

Synonyms

---->>> ***due*** HtmlEntry: due <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ˈdue]

Etymology

From Latin duo, ultimately from lang:ine-pro {{recons|dwóh₁|lang=ine-pro}}.{{cardinalbox|it|1|2|3|uno|tre|ord=secondo|mult=doppio}}

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective|g=m|g2=f}} {inv}
  1. two

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. two
le due {f|plural}
  1. two o'clock (a.m. or p.m.)

Related terms

See also

---->>> ***duo*** HtmlEntry: duo <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. duo
  2. {music} duet
---->>> ***e*** HtmlEntry: e <<<

Etymology

From Latin et.

Alternative forms

  • (before a vowel) ed

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [e]

Conjunction

{{head|it|conjunction}}
  1. and
>>> ===è=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ***Ecuador*** HtmlEntry: Ecuador <<<

Proper noun

Ecuador {m}
  1. Ecuador

Derived terms

---->>> ***elegantemente*** HtmlEntry: elegantemente <<<

Etymology

{{suffix|elegante|mente}}

Adverb

{it-adv}
  1. smartly, elegantly, stylishly
---->>> ***El Salvador*** HtmlEntry: El Salvador <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|El Salvador}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***else*** HtmlEntry: else <<<

Noun

else {f}
  1. {{plural of|elsa}}
>>> ***Emilia-Romagna*** HtmlEntry: Emilia-Romagna <<<

Etymology

From the former regions Emilia and Romagna, from Latin Aemilia, the Roman road connecting Rome to northern Italy, named after the consul Marcus Aemilius Lepidus, and Romania, the name of the Eastern Roman Empire applied to Ravenna by the Lombards after the fall of the Western Empire and in the days when Ravenna was a city of the east.

Pronunciation

  • Emìlia-Romagna, IPA: /eˈmilja roˈmaɲɲa/, {{X-SAMPA|/e"milja ro"maJJa/}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|head=Emilia-Romagna|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Emilia-Romagna}}
>>> ***emoticon*** HtmlEntry: emoticon <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|m}} {inv}
  1. emoticon
>>> ===empi=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empì=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empia=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empiamo=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empiano=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empiate=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empie=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empié=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empiei=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empiemmo=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empiendo=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empierono=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empieste=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empiesti=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empii=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empimmo=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empio=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empiono=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empirà=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empirai=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empiranno=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ***empire*** HtmlEntry: empire <<<

Etymology

From Latin implēre, present active infinitive of impleō.

Verb

{it-verb} {transitive}
  1. {obsolete} to fill, to overflow

Synonyms

Related terms

Conjugation

infinitoempire
verbo ausiliareaveregerundioempiendo
participio presenteempiendoparticipio passatoempito
indicativoiotului/leinoivoiessi/esse
presenteempioempiempieempiamoempiteempiono
imperfettoempivoempiviempivaempivamoempivateempivano
passato remotoempii, empieiempisti, empiestiempì, empiéempimmo, empiemmoempiste, empiesteempirono, empierono
futuroempiròempiraiempiràempiremoempireteempiranno
condizionaleiotului/leinoivoiessi/esse
presenteempireiempirestiempirebbeempiremmoempiresteempirebbero
congiuntivoche ioche tuche lui/leiche noiche voiche essi/esse
presenteempiaempiaempiaempiamoempiateempiano
imperfettoempissiempissiempisseempissimoempisteempissero
imperativo-tului/leinoivoiessi/esse
empiempiaempiamoempiteempiano
>>> ===empirebbe=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empirebbero=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empirei=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empiremmo=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empiremo=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empireste=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empiresti=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empirete=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empirò=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empirono=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empisse=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empissero=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empissi=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empissimo=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empiste=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empisti=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empite=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empito=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empiva=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empivamo=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empivano=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empivate=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empivi=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ===empivo=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ***emulate*** HtmlEntry: emulate <<<

Verb

emulate
  1. {{conjugation of|emulare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|emulare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|emulato}}
>>> ***Enna*** HtmlEntry: Enna <<<

Etymology

From Latin Henna or Haenna, of obscure origin. Originally known as Castro Giovanni from the local Sicilian Castrugiuvanni, from the Arabic name for it, Qas'r Ianni ("Fort of John"), actually a corruption of Latin castrum ("fort") and Henna. The name was changed in 1927 under Mussolini.

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-Enna.ogg|Audio}}

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. Enna (province)
  2. Enna (town)
>>> ***enumerate*** HtmlEntry: enumerate <<<

Verb

enumerate
  1. {{conjugation of|enumerare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|enumerare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|enumerato}}
---->>> ***epsilon*** HtmlEntry: epsilon <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|f|inv}
  1. epsilon (Greek letter)
>>> ***era*** HtmlEntry: era <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|er|f|a|e}}
  1. age, epoch, period
  2. {geology} era

Verb

era
  1. {{form of|imperfect indicative third-person singular form|essere}}

See also

>>> See also HtmlEntry:essere ===erano=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===eravamo=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===eravate=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===eri=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ***Eritrea*** HtmlEntry: Eritrea <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Eritrea}}

Related terms

>>> ===ero=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ***errata*** HtmlEntry: errata <<<

Adjective

errata {s}
  1. {{feminine of|errato#Adjective|errato}}
>>> ***escudo*** HtmlEntry: escudo <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{rhymes|udo}}

Noun

{{it-noun|escud|m|o|i}}
  1. escudo (all senses)
>>> ***Esperanto*** HtmlEntry: Esperanto <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}}
  1. Esperanto

See also

>>> ===essendo=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===essente=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ***essere*** HtmlEntry: essere <<<

Etymology

From Latin esse, present active infinitive of sum.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈɛs.se.re/, {{X-SAMPA|/"Essere/}}
  • {{audio|It-essere.ogg|Audio}}
  • {{hyphenation|ès|se|re}}

Verb

{it-verb}
  1. to be

Conjugation

  • Note: The present participle is very rare, it is usually replaced with stante (present participle of stare). Similarly the past participle has been totally replaced with the same tense from stare; the archaic form essuto has disappeared[http://dizionari.hoepli.it/Dizionario_Italiano/parola/essuto.aspx?idD=1&Query=essuto&lettera=E].
infinitoessere
verbo ausiliareesseregerundioessendo
participio presenteessenteparticipio passatostato
indicativoiotului/leinoivoiessi/esse
presentesonoseièsiamosietesono
imperfettoeroerieraeravamoeravateerano
passato remotofuifostifufummofostefurono
futurosaròsaraisaràsaremosaretesaranno
condizionaleiotului/leinoivoiessi/esse
presentesareisarestisarebbesaremmosarestesarebbero
congiuntivoche ioche tuche lui/leiche noiche voiche essi/esse
presentesiasiasiasiamosiatesiano
imperfettofossifossifossefossimofostefossero
imperativo-tului/leinoivoiessi/esse
siisiasiamosiatesiano

Noun

{{it-noun|esser|m|e|i}}
  1. being

Related terms

>>> ***Estonia*** HtmlEntry: Estonia <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|f}}
  1. {{l|en|Estonia}}

Related terms

>>> ***et*** HtmlEntry: et <<<

Etymology

From Latin et ("and; plus").

Conjunction

{{head|it|conjunction}}
  1. {{archaic|poetic}} {{alternative form of|e}}
---->>> ***eta*** HtmlEntry: eta <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|f|inv}
  1. eta (Greek letter)
---->>> ***euro*** HtmlEntry: euro <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|eur|m|o|o}}
  1. euro (currency)
---->>> ***evaporate*** HtmlEntry: evaporate <<<

Verb

evaporate
  1. {{conjugation of|evaporare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|evaporare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|evaporato}}
>>> ***f*** HtmlEntry: f <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under F
---->>> ***fa*** HtmlEntry: fa <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ˈfa], {{X-SAMPA|/"fa/}}
  • {{hyphenation|fà}}
  • {{rhymes|a}}

Adverb

{it-adv}
  1. ago

Synonyms

Noun

{{wikipedia|Fa (nota)}}{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. {music} fa (musical note)
  2. F (musical note or key)

Alternative forms

  • (imperative form) {{l|it|fa'}}, {{l|it|fai}}

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. Third-person singular indicative present form of {{l|it|fare}}.
  2. Second-person singular imperative form of {{l|it|fare}}.
---->>> ***face*** HtmlEntry: face <<<

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {archaic} third-person singular indicative present of fare.
---->>> ===Falloppio=== See also HtmlEntry:tuba ***false*** HtmlEntry: false <<<

Adjective

false {p}
  1. {{feminine of|falso#Adjective|falso}}
---->>> ***fan*** HtmlEntry: fan <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{it-noun|mf|fan|fans}}
  1. fan (admirer or follower)
---->>> ***far*** HtmlEntry: far <<<

Verb

{it-verb}
  1. {{apocopic form of|fare}}
>>> ***fate*** HtmlEntry: fate <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ˈfaː.t̪e], /ˈfate/, {{X-SAMPA|/"fate/}}
  • {{hyphenation|fà|te}}

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {{form of|second-person plural indicative present|fare}}
  2. {{form of|second-person plural imperative|fare}}

Noun

fate {f}
  1. {{plural of|fata}}
>>> ***Ferrara*** HtmlEntry: Ferrara <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-Ferrara.ogg|Audio}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Ferrara (province)
  2. Ferrara (town)

Derived terms

>>> ***file*** HtmlEntry: file <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {{context|computing}} file
file {f|p}
  1. {{plural of|fila}}
>>> ***finale*** HtmlEntry: finale <<<

Etymology

lang:LL. finalis, from Latin finis

Adjective

{{it-adj|final|e|i}}
  1. final

Synonyms

Antonyms

Noun

{{it-noun|final|m|e|i}}
  1. end, ending, conclusion
  2. finale

Antonyms

Noun

{{it-noun|final|f|e|i}}
  1. {sports} final, finals
    • la finale della Coppa del Mondo - the World Cup final
  2. {{context|of contest}} last round, final trial
  3. {linguistics} termination, ending, final clause

Related terms

>>> ===fine=== See also HtmlEntry:weekend ===fisso=== See also HtmlEntry:mobile ***Florida*** HtmlEntry: Florida <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈflɔ.ri.da/, /flo.ˈri.da/
  • {{rhymes|ɔrida|ida}}
  • {{hyphenation|Flò|ri|da, Flo|rì|da}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Florida
---->>> ***Foggia*** HtmlEntry: Foggia <<<

Etymology

From Latin Fodia, later form of Fovea.

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-Foggia.ogg|Audio}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Foggia (province)
  2. Foggia (city)

Derived terms

>>> ***Forli*** HtmlEntry: Forli <<<

Alternative forms

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-Forli.ogg|Audio}}

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. {{l|en|Forli}} (province)
  2. {{l|en|Forli}} (town)
>>> ***fortune*** HtmlEntry: fortune <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [forˈt̪uː.ne], {{X-SAMPA|/for"tu:.ne/}}

Noun

fortune {f}
  1. {{plural of|fortuna}}
>>> ===fosse=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===fossero=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===fossi=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===fossimo=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===foste=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===fosti=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ***fricative*** HtmlEntry: fricative <<<

Adjective

fricative {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of fricativo
>>> ***Friuli-Venezia Giulia*** HtmlEntry: Friuli-Venezia Giulia <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈfrjuli veˈnɛttsja ˈdʒulja/, {{X-SAMPA|/"frjuli ve"nEtsja "dZulja/}}
  • Friùli-Venèzia Giùlia

Proper noun

{{head|it|proper noun|head=Friuli-Venezia Giulia|g=m}}
  1. Friuli-Venezia Giulia
>>> ***Frosinone*** HtmlEntry: Frosinone <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-Frosinone.ogg|Audio}}

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. {{l|en|Frosinone}} (province)
  2. {{l|en|Frosinone}} (town)
>>> ===fu=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===fui=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ***full*** HtmlEntry: full <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. full house (in poker)
---->>> ***fulminate*** HtmlEntry: fulminate <<<

Verb

fulminate
  1. {{conjugation of|fulminare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|fulminare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|fulminato}}
---->>> ===fummo=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===furono=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ***furtive*** HtmlEntry: furtive <<<

Adjective

furtive {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of furtivo
---->>> ***future*** HtmlEntry: future <<<

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective form}} {f|p}
  1. {{feminine plural of|futuro}}
---->>> ***g*** HtmlEntry: g <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under G
---->>> ***Gabon*** HtmlEntry: Gabon <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|m}}
  1. {{l|en|Gabon}}

Derived terms

>>> ***gaffe*** HtmlEntry: gaffe <<<

Noun

{{head|it}} {f}
  1. {{plural of|gaffa}}
gaffe {f|inv}
  1. gaffe, blunder, boob
>>> ***gallo*** HtmlEntry: gallo <<<

Etymology

From Latin gallus, "rooster"

Pronunciation

  • {{rhymes|allo}}

Noun

{{it-noun|gall|m|o|i}} (feminine: gallina)
  1. rooster, cock

Derived terms

Related terms

Adjective

{{it-adj|gall}}
  1. Gallic

Related terms

Verb

gallo
  1. {{conjugation of|gallare|1|s|pres|ind}}
>>> ***Gambia*** HtmlEntry: Gambia <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|m}}
  1. {{l|en|Gambia}}

Derived terms

>>> ***gamma*** HtmlEntry: gamma <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|gamm|f|a|e}}
  1. range, gamut
  2. {{l|en|gamma}} (Greek letter)

Derived terms

>>> ***gas*** HtmlEntry: gas <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}}
  1. gas (state of matter, petroleum)
  2. petrol
  3. poison gas

Synonyms

Related terms

---->>> ***gasoline*** HtmlEntry: gasoline <<<

Noun

gasoline {f}
  1. {{plural of|gasolina}}
>>> ***generalissimo*** HtmlEntry: generalissimo <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|generalissim|m|o|i}}
  1. commander-in-chief
---->>> ***generative*** HtmlEntry: generative <<<

Adjective

generative {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of generativo
>>> ***Georgia*** HtmlEntry: Georgia <<<

Proper noun

{{head|it|proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Georgia (country)
  2. Georgia (US state)

Related terms

---->>> ***Ghana*** HtmlEntry: Ghana <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Ghana}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***giraffe*** HtmlEntry: giraffe <<<

Noun

giraffe {f}
  1. {{plural of|giraffa}}
>>> ***gnu*** HtmlEntry: gnu <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈɲu/
  • {{rhymes|u}}

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {{l|en|gnu}}
---->>> ***go*** HtmlEntry: go <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}}
  1. {board games} {{l|en|go}}
---->>> ***GO*** HtmlEntry: GO <<<

{{abbreviation|it}}

GO
  1. Gorizia (Italian town in Friuli-Venezia Giulia)
---->>> ***Gorizia*** HtmlEntry: Gorizia <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-Gorizia.ogg|Audio}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Gorizia}} (province)
  2. {{l|en|Gorizia}} (town)

Derived terms

  • {{l|it|goriziano}}
>>> ***gossip*** HtmlEntry: gossip <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|inv|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|gossip}} (especially concerning famous or important people)
>>> ***gourmet*** HtmlEntry: gourmet <<<

Etymology

French

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m|g2=f}} {inv}
  1. gourmet
>>> ***graduate*** HtmlEntry: graduate <<<

Verb

graduate
  1. {{conjugation of|graduare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|graduare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|graduato}}
>>> ***graffiti*** HtmlEntry: graffiti <<<

Noun

graffiti {m|p}
  1. {{plural of|graffito}}

Verb

graffiti {m}
  1. Plural of graffito
>>> ===grammo=== See also HtmlEntry:mole ***gratis*** HtmlEntry: gratis <<<

Etymology

From Latin gratis

Adverb

{{head|it|adverb}}
  1. gratis

Synonyms

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective}} {inv}
  1. free

Synonyms

>>> See also HtmlEntry:gratuito ===gratuitamente=== See also HtmlEntry:gratis ***gratuito*** HtmlEntry: gratuito <<<

Adjective

{{it-adj|gratuit}}
  1. free, free of charge, gratis
  2. gratuitous, unjustified

Synonyms

Related terms

---->>> See also HtmlEntry:gratis ***grazie*** HtmlEntry: grazie <<<

Etymology

Plural of grazia, from Latin gratia, as used in the phrase gratias agere ("to express thanks").

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It grazie.ogg|Audio}}

Interjection

{{head|it|interjection}}
  1. thank you, thanks!

Noun

{{it-noun|grazi|m|e|e}}
  1. thanks
  2. gratitude
grazie {f}
  1. {{plural of|grazia}}
grazie a
  1. thanks to, because of
>>> ***Grenada*** HtmlEntry: Grenada <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Grenada}}

Derived terms

>>> ***guanaco*** HtmlEntry: guanaco <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|guanac|m|o|hi}}
  1. guanaco
---->>> ***Guatemala*** HtmlEntry: Guatemala <<<

Proper noun

Guatemala {m}
  1. Guatemala

Derived terms

---->>> ***Guernsey*** HtmlEntry: Guernsey <<<

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. {{l|en|Guernsey}} (island)
---->>> ***guerra*** HtmlEntry: guerra <<<

Etymology

From lang:roa-oit guerra, from lang:LL. {{recons|werra|lang=LL.}}, {{recons|guerra|lang=LL.}}, from lang:frk {{recons|werra|werra|riot, disturbance, quarrel|lang=frk|sc=Latn}} from lang:gem-pro {{recons|werrō|confusion, disarray|lang=gem-pro}}, from lang:ine-pro {{recons|wers-|to mix up, confuse, beat, thresh|lang=ine-pro}}. Related to lang:goh werra ("confusion, strife, quarrel") (German verwirren ("to confuse")), lang:osx werran ("to confuse, perplex"), Dutch war ("confusion, disarray"), lang:ang wyrsa. More at {{l|en|worse}}, {{l|en|wurst}}.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈɡwɛr.ra/, {{X-SAMPA|/"gwEr.ra/}}
  • {{audio|It-la guerra.ogg|Audio}}
  • {{audio|It-guerra.ogg|Audio}}

Noun

{{it-noun|guerr|f|a|e}}
  1. war, warfare

Related terms

>>> ***Guinea*** HtmlEntry: Guinea <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Guinea}}

Related terms

>>> ***Guinea-Bissau*** HtmlEntry: Guinea-Bissau <<<

Proper noun

Guinea-Bissau {f}
  1. Guinea-Bissau

Related terms

---->>> ***Guyana*** HtmlEntry: Guyana <<<

Proper noun

Guyana {f}
  1. Guyana

Derived terms

---->>> ***h*** HtmlEntry: h <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under H

See also

  • {{list|it|Latin script letters}}
---->>> ***ha*** HtmlEntry: ha <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /a/, {{X-SAMPA|/a/}}
  • {{rhymes|a}}

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {{conjugation of|avere|3|s|pres|ind}}

Interjection

ha!
  1. ah! (usually ironic or sarcastic)
---->>> ***Haiti*** HtmlEntry: Haiti <<<

Proper noun

{{head|it|proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Haiti}}

Derived terms

  • {{l|it|haitiano}}
---->>> ***handicap*** HtmlEntry: handicap <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. handicap (disability; horserace)
---->>> ***hang*** HtmlEntry: hang <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. {musici} hang
---->>> ***harem*** HtmlEntry: harem <<<

Etymology

Turkish

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. harem
---->>> ***Hawaii*** HtmlEntry: Hawaii <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /a.ˈwai/, /a.ˈvai/
  • {{rhymes|ai}}
  • {{hyphenation|Ha|waii}}

Proper noun

{{head|it|proper noun|g=f|g2=p}}
  1. {{l|en|Hawaii}}

Derived terms

>>> ===heavy=== See also HtmlEntry:metal ***ho*** HtmlEntry: ho <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ɔ/, {{X-SAMPA|/O/}}
  • {{rhymes|ɔ}}

Verb

ho
  1. {{conjugation of|avere|1|s|pres|ind}} - I have
---->>> ***hobby*** HtmlEntry: hobby <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. hobby (activity)
  2. {in the plural} hobbies

Related terms

---->>> ***home*** HtmlEntry: home <<<

Etymology

English home

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=f}} {inv}
  1. home (initial position of various computing objects)
---->>> ***Honduras*** HtmlEntry: Honduras <<<

Proper noun

Honduras {m}
  1. Honduras

Derived terms

---->>> ***i*** HtmlEntry: i <<<

Etymology 1

Reduced form of gli.

Article

{Italian definite articles}{{head|it|article|singular|il|g=m|g2=p}}
  1. the (see the usage notes)
Usage notes
  • i is used before masculine plural words beginning with a single consonant other than x or z, or the plural noun dei; gli is used before masculine plural words beginning with a vowel, x, z, gn, or multiple consonants including pn, ps, and s+consonant, and before the plural noun dei.

See also

  • {{l|it|gli}}, {{l|it|la}}, {{l|it|le}}

Etymology 2

Noun

i {f} or {m} {inv}
  1. I or i, the letter I or i
Derived terms
>>> ***iceberg*** HtmlEntry: iceberg <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. iceberg

Derived terms

See also

---->>> ***idea*** HtmlEntry: idea <<<

Etymology

Ancient Greek ἰδέα (idea, "notion, pattern"), from εἴδω (eidō, "I see").

Noun

{{it-noun|ide|f|a|e}}
  1. idea

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. third-person singular present tense of ideare
  2. second-person singular imperative of ideare

Related terms

>>> ***il-*** HtmlEntry: il- <<<

Prefix

{{head|it|prefix}}
  1. Variant of in- before the letter "l"
---->>> ===immobile=== See also HtmlEntry:mobile ***impala*** HtmlEntry: impala <<<

Etymology

From Zulu impala.

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. impala

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {{conjugation of|impalare|3|s|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|impalare|2|s|imp}}
>>> ***imperative*** HtmlEntry: imperative <<<

Adjective

imperative {p}
  1. {{feminine of|imperativo#Adjective|imperativo}}
>>> ***impose*** HtmlEntry: impose <<<

Verb

impose
  1. {{conjugation of|imporre|3|s|past historic}}
>>> ***impure*** HtmlEntry: impure <<<

Adjective

impure {p}
  1. {{feminine of|impuro#Adjective|impuro}}
---->>> ***in*** HtmlEntry: in <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [in]

Preposition

{{head|it|preposition}}
  1. in
  2. to
    • Vado nella panetteria
    • Vado dal panettiere
  3. into
  4. by

Usage notes

When followed by a definite article, in is combined with the article to give the following combined forms:<table border="1" align="center" cellpadding="5"><tr><th>In + article<th>Combined form</tr><tr><td align="center">in + il<td align="center">nel</tr><tr><td align="center">in + lo<td align="center">nello</tr><tr><td align="center">in + l'<td align="center">nell'</tr><tr><td align="center">in + i<td align="center">nei</tr><tr><td align="center">in + gli<td align="center">negli</tr><tr><td align="center">in + la<td align="center">nella</tr><tr><td align="center">in + le<td align="center">nelle</tr></table>>>> ***incarcerate*** HtmlEntry: incarcerate <<<

Verb

incarcerate
  1. second-person plural present tense of incarcerare
  2. second-person plural imperative of incarcerare
  3. feminine plural past participle of incarcerare
>>> ***incorporate*** HtmlEntry: incorporate <<<

Verb

incorporate
  1. {{conjugation of|incorporare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|incorporare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|incorporato}}
>>> ***India*** HtmlEntry: India <<<

Proper noun

India {f} ({plural} Indie)
  1. {{l|en|India}}
  2. {plural}: the Indies

Derived terms

>>> ***indicative*** HtmlEntry: indicative <<<

Adjective

indicative {p}
  1. {{feminine of|indicativo#Adjective|indicativo}}
>>> ***indice*** HtmlEntry: indice <<<

Etymology

From Latin index ("sign, indication; index"), from indico ("point out, indicate, show").

Noun

{{it-noun|indic|m|e|i}}
  1. (finger) index, index finger, forefinger
  2. (economics, mathematics, etc.) index, rate, rating
  3. (in a books) index
  4. indication, sign
  5. indicator, pointer

Synonyms

Related terms

See also

>>> ***indigo*** HtmlEntry: indigo <<<

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {{conjugation of|indigere|1|s|pres|ind}}
>>> ===indizio=== See also HtmlEntry:indice ***Indonesia*** HtmlEntry: Indonesia <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /indoˈnɛzja/, {{X-SAMPA|/indo"nEzja/}}
  • Indonè<u>s</u>ia

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Indonesia

Derived terms

>>> ***info*** HtmlEntry: info <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {informal} Short form of informazione.
>>> ===iniziale=== See also HtmlEntry:finale ===inizio=== See also HtmlEntry:finale ***intuitive*** HtmlEntry: intuitive <<<

Adjective

intuitive {f|p}
  1. {{feminine plural of|intuitivo#Adjective|intuitivo}}
>>> ***invertebrate*** HtmlEntry: invertebrate <<<

Adjective

invertebrate {f|p}
  1. {{feminine of|invertebrato}}
>>> ***investigate*** HtmlEntry: investigate <<<

Verb

investigate
  1. {{conjugation of|investigare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|investigare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|investigato}}
---->>> ***iota*** HtmlEntry: iota <<<{{wikipedia|Iota (lettera)|Iota}}

Etymology

From Ancient Greek ἰῶτα (iōta).

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈjɔːta/

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|f|inv}
  1. iota (Greek letter)
  2. the letter j/J
>>> ***IPA*** HtmlEntry: IPA <<<

{{initialism|Italian}}

IPA
  1. IPA; International Phonetic Alphabet, adopted in Italian from English.

Synonyms

>>> ***Iran*** HtmlEntry: Iran <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Iran}}

Related terms

See also

---->>> ***Iraq*** HtmlEntry: Iraq <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|m}}
  1. {{l|en|Iraq}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***j*** HtmlEntry: j <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under J
---->>> ***juta*** HtmlEntry: juta <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|jut|f|a|e}}
  1. jute
---->>> ***k*** HtmlEntry: k <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under K
---->>> ***kappa*** HtmlEntry: kappa <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. kappa (Greek letter)
---->>> ***kayak*** HtmlEntry: kayak <<<

Alternative forms

Etymology

lang:ikt ᖃᔭᖅ (qajaq, "man's boat").

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ka.ˈjak/, {{X-SAMPA|/ka.'jak/}}
  • {{hyphenation|ka|yàk|lang=fr}}

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. kayak
  2. kayaking

Derived terms

---->>> ***ke*** HtmlEntry: ke <<<

Etymology

Shorter, written form of che

Pronoun

{{head|it|pronoun}}
  1. {{informal|often in Internet chat or in SMS messages}} who; which; what; that; than
---->>> ===khat=== See also HtmlEntry:chat ***Kiribati*** HtmlEntry: Kiribati <<<

Proper noun

Kiribati {f} {p}
  1. {{l|en|Kiribati}}

See also

---->>> ***kiwi*** HtmlEntry: kiwi <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. kiwi fruit
  2. kiwi

Derived terms

---->>> ===ksi=== See also HtmlEntry:xi ***Kuala Lumpur*** HtmlEntry: Kuala Lumpur <<<

Etymology

From Malay Kuala Lumpur.

Proper noun

{{head|it|proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Kuala Lumpur}} (capital of Malaysia)
  2. {{l|en|Kuala Lumpur}} (federal territory in Malaysia)
---->>> ***Kuwait*** HtmlEntry: Kuwait <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Kuwait}}

Derived terms

  • {{l|it|kuwaitiano}}
---->>> ***l*** HtmlEntry: l <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under L
---->>> ***la*** HtmlEntry: la <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{rhymes|a}}

Etymology 1

From Latin illa, female form of ille.

Article

{Italian definite articles}{{head|it|article|plural|le|g=f|g2=s}}
  1. the
Usage notes
  • The article la elides with words that begin with a vowel, becoming {{l|it|l'}}.

Pronoun

{{head|it|pronoun|plural|le|g=f|g2=s}}
  1. her (direct object)
  2. it (feminine)
    • ...una improvvisa timidezza però la immobilizza... (Pasolini) - ...a sudden timidity immobilized her though...

Etymology 2

Noun

{{wikipedia|La (nota)}}{{head|it|noun|g={m|inv}}}
  1. {music} la (musical note)
  2. {music} A (musical note and scale)
Derived terms
>>> ***lama*** HtmlEntry: lama <<<

Etymology 1

Noun

{{it-noun|lam|f|a|e}}
  1. blade (of a razor or sword)

Etymology 2

Noun

{{it-noun|lam|m|a|i}}
  1. {{l|en|lama}} (religious person)

Etymology 3

Noun

{{it-noun|lam|m|a|i}}
  1. llama
Derived terms
>>> ***lambda*** HtmlEntry: lambda <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|f|inv}
  1. lambda (Greek letter)
{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. {anatomy} lambda
---->>> ***lampa*** HtmlEntry: lampa <<<

Etymology

From lang:fro lampe.

Noun

{{it-noun|lamp|f|a|e}}
  1. lamp
  2. light

See also

>>> ===lancetta=== See also HtmlEntry:indice ***lane*** HtmlEntry: lane <<<

Noun

lane {f}
  1. {{plural of|lana}}
>>> ***langue*** HtmlEntry: langue <<<

Verb

langue
  1. {{conjugation of|languire|3|s|pres|ind}}
>>> ***Laos*** HtmlEntry: Laos <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Laos}}

Derived terms

>>> ***larva*** HtmlEntry: larva <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|larv|f|a|e}}
  1. larva, grub
  2. {figuratively} shadow, skeleton

Synonyms

Derived terms

---->>> ***latino*** HtmlEntry: latino <<<

Etymology

From Latin latinus.

Noun

latino {m|s} only
  1. Latin (language)
{{it-noun|latin|m|o|i}} Feminine latina
  1. Latin (person)

Adjective

{{it-adj|latin}}
  1. Latin

Related terms

>>> ***laudative*** HtmlEntry: laudative <<<

Adjective

laudative {f}
  1. {{feminine plural of|laudativo}}
>>> ***Laura*** HtmlEntry: Laura <<<

Etymology

From Latin Laura.

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{given name|female}}.
---->>> ***laureate*** HtmlEntry: laureate <<<

Adjective

laureate {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of laureato

Noun

laureate {f}
  1. {{plural of|laureata}}

Verb

{{head|it|verb}}
  1. {{form of|Feminine plural|laureato}}
---->>> ***lava*** HtmlEntry: lava <<<

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {{conjugation of|lavare|3|s|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|lavare|2|s|imp}}

Noun

{{it-noun|lav|f|a|e}}
  1. lava

Related terms

---->>> ***leader*** HtmlEntry: leader <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m|g2=f}} {inv}
  1. leader (chief; one in front)
>>> ***lente*** HtmlEntry: lente <<<

Etymology 1

Inflected form of lento.

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective form}} {f}{p}
  1. {{context|feminine plural form of lento}} slow

Etymology 2

From Latin lens ("lentil"), lentis.

Noun

{{it-noun|lent|f|e|i}}
  1. lens
Derived terms
---->>> ***Lesotho*** HtmlEntry: Lesotho <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Lesotho}}

Derived terms

  • {{l|it|lesothiano}}
---->>> ***li*** HtmlEntry: li <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{homophones|lì}}

Pronoun

{{head|it|pronoun}}
  1. them.

Related terms

>>> ***Liberia*** HtmlEntry: Liberia <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Liberia}}

Derived terms

  • {{l|it|liberiano}}
>>> ***libero*** HtmlEntry: libero <<<

Etymology

From Latin liber

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈlibero/
  • {{audio|It-libero.ogg|Audio}}

Adjective

{{it-adj|liber}}
  1. free (not imprisoned or enslaved)
    • Un uomo libero.
      • A free man.
  2. clear, unobstructed (without blockages)
    • Il passaggio era libero.
      • The passage was clear.
  3. free (without obligations)
    • Tempo libero.
      • Free time./Leisure time.
  4. free (that does not have to be paid for)
  5. free (as in "free software")

Related terms

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. first-person singular present tense of liberare

Noun

{{it-noun|liber|m|o|i}}
  1. {football} sweeper.
---->>> ***libre*** HtmlEntry: libre <<<

Noun

libre {f}
  1. {{plural of|libra}}
---->>> ***libro*** HtmlEntry: libro <<<

Etymology

Latin liber, libri

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-un libro.ogg|Audio}}
  • {{audio|It-libro.ogg|Audio}}

Noun

{{it-noun|libr|m|o|i}}
  1. book
  2. {botany} phloem
  3. omasum

Related terms

---->>> ***Liechtenstein*** HtmlEntry: Liechtenstein <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Liechtenstein}}
---->>> ***lift*** HtmlEntry: lift <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. lift / elevator operator
  2. {tennis} topspin

Derived terms

---->>> ***lifting*** HtmlEntry: lifting <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {surgery} face-lift, lifting
>>> ***Liguria*** HtmlEntry: Liguria <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Liguria}}
---->>> ***limo*** HtmlEntry: limo <<<

Etymology

From Latin limus.

Noun

{{it-noun|lim|m|o|i}}
  1. mud, slime
  2. silt

Verb

limo
  1. {{conjugation of|limare|1|s|pres|ind}}
>>> ===lince=== See also HtmlEntry:caracal ***line*** HtmlEntry: line <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=f}} {inv}
  1. line management
  2. editing (of a TV programme)

Related terms

>>> ***lingua franca*** HtmlEntry: lingua franca <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {f|inv}
  1. The Mediterranean Lingua Franca, a common language spoken in Mediterranean ports in centuries past (consisting of Italian mixed with French, Spanish, Arabic and some Greek words and used by sailors of different countries to communicate with one another).
>>> ***link*** HtmlEntry: link <<<

Etymology

From English link.

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {{context|computing}} link (hyperlink)

Synonyms

Derived terms

---->>> ***live*** HtmlEntry: live <<<

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective}} {inv}
  1. Performed or recorded live
>>> ***lob*** HtmlEntry: lob <<<

Etymology

From English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. lob (in ball games)

Synonyms

---->>> ***locate*** HtmlEntry: locate <<<

Verb

locate
  1. {{conjugation of|locare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|locare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|locato}}
>>> ***locative*** HtmlEntry: locative <<<

Adjective

locative {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of locativo
>>> ***loco*** HtmlEntry: loco <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|loc|m|o|hi}}
  1. A place.
  2. A written passage.

Synonyms

Verb

loco
  1. {{conjugation of|locare|1|s|pres|ind}}
>>> ***lui*** HtmlEntry: lui <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ˈlui]

Etymology

From lang:VL. illūi, which is a Vulgar Latin form of illī (dative singular of ille). The ūi in illūi is modelled under influence of Vulgar Latin cūi (see Classical Latin cui).

Pronoun

{{head|it|pronoun}}
  1. he
  2. him (indirect form of lui used after a preposition)

Related terms

>>> ***lune*** HtmlEntry: lune <<<

Noun

lune {f}
  1. {{plural of|luna}}
>>> ===luogo=== See also HtmlEntry:loco ***lupus*** HtmlEntry: lupus <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {disease} lupus

Derived terms

---->>> ***m*** HtmlEntry: m <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under M
---->>> ***Macedonia*** HtmlEntry: Macedonia <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /matʃeˈdɔnja/, {{X-SAMPA|/matSe"dOnja/}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Macedonia}}

Related terms

>>> ***Madagascar*** HtmlEntry: Madagascar <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Madagascar}}

Related terms

---->>> ***Madrid*** HtmlEntry: Madrid <<<

Etymology

From Spanish Madrid

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /maˈdrid/, {{X-SAMPA|/ma"drid/}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Madrid, Spanish capital city and province

Related terms

---->>> ***magenta*** HtmlEntry: magenta <<<

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective}} {inv}
  1. magenta

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. magenta
>>> ***magia*** HtmlEntry: magia <<<

Etymology

From Latin magia.

Noun

{{it-noun|magi|f|a|e}}
  1. magic
  2. spell, charm, conjuration
---->>> ***magnesia*** HtmlEntry: magnesia <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|magnesi|f|a|e}}
  1. magnesia

Derived terms

---->>> ***mail*** HtmlEntry: mail <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=f}} {inv}
  1. email
>>> ***mal*** HtmlEntry: mal <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {{apocopic form of|male}}
---->>> ***Malawi*** HtmlEntry: Malawi <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|m}}
  1. {{l|en|Malawi}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***male*** HtmlEntry: male <<<

Etymology

From Latin male.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ˈmaː.le], /ˈmale/, {{X-SAMPA|/"ma.le/}}

Adverb

{it-adv} (comparative: peggio; superlative: malissimo)
  1. badly, wrongly

Antonyms

Noun

{{it-noun|mal|m|e|i}}
  1. evil, harm
  2. pain, ache, illness, sickness, disease

Antonyms

Derived terms

>>> ***Mali*** HtmlEntry: Mali <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Mali}}

Derived terms

>>> ***Malta*** HtmlEntry: Malta <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Malta}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***manga*** HtmlEntry: manga <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {manga} {{l|en|manga}}
>>> ***manganese*** HtmlEntry: manganese <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{it-stress|manganése}}, IPA: /maŋɡaˈneze/, {{X-SAMPA|/maNga"neze/}}

Noun

{{it-noun|manganes|m|e|i}}
  1. manganese

Related terms

>>> ***mania*** HtmlEntry: mania <<<

Etymology

From Latin mania.

Noun

{{it-noun|mani|f|a|e}}
  1. {{l|en|mania}}
  2. habit (if strange)
  3. quirk
  4. bug

Related terms

>>> ***Manila*** HtmlEntry: Manila <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Manila}}
>>> ***Marche*** HtmlEntry: Marche <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|it-Marche.ogg|Audio}}

Proper noun

{{head|it|proper noun|g=f|g2=p}}
  1. {{l|en|Marche}} (region)
>>> ***mare*** HtmlEntry: mare <<Etymology From Latin mare.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ˈmare]
  • {{audio|It-il mare.ogg|Audio}}
  • {{audio|It-mare.ogg|Audio}}
  • {{rhymes|are}}

Noun

{{it-noun|mar|m|e|i}}
  1. sea

Related terms

See also

>>> ***marina*** HtmlEntry: marina <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|marin|f|a|e}}
  1. coast
  2. seascape
  3. navy

Adjective

marina {f} (masculine marino)
  1. sea, marine, nautical, seaside
>>> ***marinara*** HtmlEntry: marinara <<<

Adjective

marinara {f}
  1. {{feminine of|marinaro}}
---->>> ***Mauritania*** HtmlEntry: Mauritania <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|f}}
  1. {{l|en|Mauritania}}

Derived terms

>>> ***Mauritius*** HtmlEntry: Mauritius <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Mauritius}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***me*** HtmlEntry: me <<<

Etymology

From Latin me.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /mɛ/, {{X-SAMPA|/mE/}}
  • {{rhymes|e}}

Pronoun

{{head|it|pronoun|personal, objective case}}
  1. to me
---->>> ***medicine*** HtmlEntry: medicine <<<

Noun

medicine {f}
  1. {{plural of|medicina}}
>>> ***mela*** HtmlEntry: mela <<Etymology From lang:VL. *mela, from melum, from Latin malum.

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-una mela.ogg|Audio}}

Noun

{{it-noun|mel|f|a|e}}
  1. apple (fruit)

Synonyms

Derived terms

Related terms

>>> ***men*** HtmlEntry: men <<<

Adverb

{{head|it|adverb}}
  1. {{apocopic form of|meno}}
---->>> ***menu*** HtmlEntry: menu <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{rhymes|u}}

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {{l|en|menu}}
---->>> ***meri*** HtmlEntry: meri <<<

Adjective

meri {m}
  1. Plural form of mero
>>> ***metal*** HtmlEntry: metal <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {music} metal

Synonyms

Related terms

>>> ***mi*** HtmlEntry: mi <<<

Pronoun

{{head|it|pronoun|first person, objective case}}
  1. me

Related terms

Noun

{{head|it|noun}}
  1. {music} The third note, mi.
  2. E (musical note or key)
{{head|it|noun}} {m|f|inv}
  1. mu (Greek letter)
---->>> ***MI*** HtmlEntry: MI <<<

Abbreviation

{{head|it|abbreviation}}
  1. Milano
>>> ***Micronesia*** HtmlEntry: Micronesia <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Micronesia}}

Derived terms

>>> ***Milan*** HtmlEntry: Milan <<<

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. The AC Milan football team
---->>> ***milione*** HtmlEntry: milione <<<{{cardinalbox|it|10<sup>5</sup>|10<sup>6</sup>|10<sup>7</sup>|centomila|diecimilioni|ord=milionesimo}}

Etymology

From {{suffix|mille|one|t2=augmentative suffix}}.

Noun

{{it-noun|milion|m|e|i}}
  1. million

Related terms

See also

Usage notes

  • Multiples are often written as two words e.g. due milioni
>>> ***mine*** HtmlEntry: mine <<<

Noun

mine {f}
  1. {{plural of|mina}}
>>> ***mini*** HtmlEntry: mini <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=f}} {inv}
  1. miniskirt

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {{conjugation of|minare|2|s|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|minare|1|s|pres|sub}}
  3. {{conjugation of|minare|2|s|pres|sub}}
  4. {{conjugation of|minare|3|s|pres|sub}}
  5. {{conjugation of|minare|3|s|imp}}
>>> ***minute*** HtmlEntry: minute <<<

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective form|g=f|g2=p}}
  1. {{feminine plural of|minuto}}
>>> ***MM*** HtmlEntry: MM <<<

Abbreviation

MM
  1. Marina Militare
>>> ***mobile*** HtmlEntry: mobile <<<

Etymology

From Latin mobilis.

Adjective

{{it-adj|mobil|e|i}}
  1. movable, mobile
  2. moving

Antonyms

Noun

{{it-noun|mobil|m|e|i}}
  1. {{context|singular}} item of furniture
  2. {{context|plural}} furniture
  3. mobile (cellular phone)

Synonyms

Antonyms

  • {{sense|cellular phone}} fisso

Related terms

>>> ===mobilia=== See also HtmlEntry:mobile ===mobilio=== See also HtmlEntry:mobile ***mole*** HtmlEntry: mole <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|mol|f|e|i}}
  1. {{chemistry|physics}} mole

Synonyms

Related terms

>>> ===molecola=== See also HtmlEntry:mole ***Molise*** HtmlEntry: Molise <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Molise}}

Related terms

>>> ***Monaco*** HtmlEntry: Monaco <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|m}}
  1. {{l|en|Monaco}}
Monaco {f}
  1. Munich (Monaco di Baviera)

Derived terms

---->>> ***monetario*** HtmlEntry: monetario <<<

Adjective

{{it-adj|monetar|io|ia|i|ie}}
  1. monetary
>>> ***Mongolia*** HtmlEntry: Mongolia <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Mongolia}}

Related terms

---->>> ***moro*** HtmlEntry: moro <<<

Etymology 1

From Latin morus.

Noun

{{it-noun|mor|m|o|i}}
  1. mulberry tree

Etymology 2

From Latin Maurus

Noun

{{it-noun|mor|m|o|i}} (feminine: mora)
  1. Moor (dark-skinned person)

Adjective

{{it-adj|mor}}
  1. black
  2. Moorish
  3. dark-skinned
---->>> ***morose*** HtmlEntry: morose <<<

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective form}}
  1. feminine plural of moroso
---->>> ***mouse*** HtmlEntry: mouse <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {computing} mouse (for a PC)

Derived terms

>>> ***mozzarella*** HtmlEntry: mozzarella <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|mozzarell|f|a|e}}
  1. mozzarella

Related terms

See also

>>> ***mu*** HtmlEntry: mu <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{rhymes|u}}

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m|g2=f}} {inv}
  1. The name of the letter M
---->>> ***multi*** HtmlEntry: multi <<<

Verb

multi
  1. {{conjugation of|multare|2|s|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|multare|1|s|pres|sub}}
  3. {{conjugation of|multare|2|s|pres|sub}}
  4. {{conjugation of|multare|3|s|pres|sub}}
  5. {{conjugation of|multare|3|s|imp}}
---->>> ***muse*** HtmlEntry: muse <<<

Noun

muse {f}
  1. {{plural of|musa}}
>>> ***musica*** HtmlEntry: musica <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ˈmu.zi.ka]
  • {{audio|It-la musica.ogg|Audio (la musica)}}

Noun

{{it-noun|music|f|a|he}}
  1. music

Derived terms

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {{conjugation of|musicare|3|s|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|musicare|2|s|imp}}
>>> ***musical*** HtmlEntry: musical <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. musical
---->>> ***Myanmar*** HtmlEntry: Myanmar <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Myanmar}}

Synonyms

  • {{l|it|Birmania}}
---->>> ***n*** HtmlEntry: n <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under N
---->>> ***nadir*** HtmlEntry: nadir <<<

Etymology

As for the English word.

Pronunciation

nadìr, /naˈdir/, /<tt>na"dir</tt>/

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}}
  1. {astronomy} nadir

Antonyms

>>> ***Nairobi*** HtmlEntry: Nairobi <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Nairobi
>>> ***Namibia*** HtmlEntry: Namibia <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|f}}
  1. {{l|en|Namibia}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***nature*** HtmlEntry: nature <<<

Noun

nature {f}
  1. {{plural of|natura}}

Adjective

nature {inv}
  1. natural
>>> ***Nauru*** HtmlEntry: Nauru <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|m}}
  1. {{l|en|Nauru}}
---->>> ***ne*** HtmlEntry: ne <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{rhymes|e}}

Adverb

{it-adv}
  1. from there
    • Ne sono venuto. — “I have come from there.”

Usage notes

  • The pronoun ne replaces di là.
    • Sono di Genova; ne sono venuto stamattina. — “I am from Genova; I came from there this morning.”

Pronoun

{{head|it|pronoun}}
  1. of it
    • Ne ho sentito parlare. — “I have heard talk of it.”
    • Cosa ne pensi? — “What do you think of it?”
  2. of them (sometimes not translated in English)
    • Ce ne sono due. — “There are two (of them).”

Usage notes

  • The pronoun ne stands for di + [pronoun], and so can be a translation of “[preposition] + it/them” for any preposition that is translated as di in Italian.

Contraction

{{head|it|contraction}}
  1. {{apocopic form of|nel}}
    • Massimo Troisi ha vinto un oscar per la sua interpretazione ne "Il postino". &mdash; "Massimo Troisi won an Oscar for his performance in "Il Postino".

Usage notes

Ne is used where nel, nella, etc, would ordinarily be used, but cannot be because the article is part of the title of a film, book, etc.

See also

See also

  • {{l|it|né}}
---->>> ***negro*** HtmlEntry: negro <<<

Etymology

From Latin niger, nigrum.

Adjective

{{it-adj|negr}}
  1. black, coloured

Noun

{{it-noun|negr|m|o|i}}
  1. black, coloured

Related terms

>>> ===neo=== See also HtmlEntry:neon ***neon*** HtmlEntry: neon <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈnɛ.on/, {{X-SAMPA|/"nE.on/}}

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m|g2=inv}}
  1. {{l|en|neon}}

Synonyms

Derived terms

>>> ***Nepal*** HtmlEntry: Nepal <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Nepal}}

Derived terms

  • {{l|it|nepalese}}
>>> ***ni*** HtmlEntry: ni <<<

Adverb

{it-adv}
  1. {informal} Neither yes nor no (a play on no and si)

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|f|inv}
  1. nu (Greek letter)
>>> ***Nicaragua*** HtmlEntry: Nicaragua <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|f}}
  1. {{l|en|Nicaragua}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***Nicosia*** HtmlEntry: Nicosia <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Nicosia
>>> ***Niger*** HtmlEntry: Niger <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Niger}} (country)
  2. {{l|en|Niger}} (river)

Derived terms

>>> ***Nigeria*** HtmlEntry: Nigeria <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|f}}
  1. {{l|en|Nigeria}}

Related terms

---->>> ***night*** HtmlEntry: night <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. nightclub
---->>> ===nocciolo=== See also HtmlEntry:osso ***noi*** HtmlEntry: noi <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ˈnoi]
  • {{audio|It-noi.ogg|Audio}}
  • {{rhymes|oi}}

Etymology

From Latin nos.

Pronoun

noi
  1. we; us

Related terms

See also

---->>> ***nominative*** HtmlEntry: nominative <<<

Adjective

nominative {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of nominativo.
>>> ***nomo*** HtmlEntry: nomo <<<

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {{conjugation of|nomare|1|s|pres|ind}}
>>> ***non*** HtmlEntry: non <<<

Etymology

From Latin non.

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-non.ogg|audio}}
  • IPA: [non]

Adverb

{it-adv}
  1. not
  2. un-
---->>> ***none*** HtmlEntry: none <<<

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective form|g=f|g2=p}}
  1. (feminine plural form of nono) ninth

Noun

none {f|p}
  1. (feminine plural form of nono) ninth (the one in the ninth position; fraction)
>>> ***note*** HtmlEntry: note <<<

Adjective

note {p}
  1. {{feminine plural of|noto#Adjective|noto}}

Noun

note {f}
  1. {{plural of|nota}}
>>> ***Novara*** HtmlEntry: Novara <<<

Etymology

From Latin Novaria.

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-Novara.ogg|Audio}}

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. {{l|en|Novara}} (province)
  2. {{l|en|Novara}} (town)
>>> ***nove*** HtmlEntry: nove <<<{{cardinalbox|it|8|9|10|otto|dieci|ord=nono}}

Etymology

From Latin novem, ultimately from lang:ine-pro {{recons|h₁néwn̥|lang=ine-pro}}.

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective|g=m|g2=f}} {inv}
  1. nine

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. nine
le nove {f|plural}
  1. nine o'clock

Related terms

See also

---->>> ***nu*** HtmlEntry: nu <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{rhymes|u}}

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m|g2=f}} {inv}
  1. The name of the letter N
>>> ***nulle*** HtmlEntry: nulle <<<

Adjective

nulle {f}
  1. {{feminine plural of|nullo}}
---->>> ***numerale*** HtmlEntry: numerale <<<

Adjective

{{it-adj|numeral|e|i}}
  1. numeric

Noun

{{it-noun|numeral|m|e|i}}
  1. numeral
>>> ***o*** HtmlEntry: o <<<

Etymology 1

From Latin aut.

Alternative forms

  • od (used optionally before words beginning with a vowel)

Conjunction

{{head|it|conjunction}}
  1. or

Etymology 2

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {{misspelling of|ho}}
>>> ***obsolete*** HtmlEntry: obsolete <<<

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective form|feminine plural form of|obsoleto|g={f|p}}}
  1. Feminine plural form of obsoleto
---->>> ***obtrusive*** HtmlEntry: obtrusive <<<

Adjective

obtrusive {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of obtrusivo
>>> ***Oceania*** HtmlEntry: Oceania <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /otʃeˈanja/, {{X-SAMPA|/otSe"anja/}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Oceania}}

Related terms

See also

  • {{list|it|continents}}
---->>> ***olive*** HtmlEntry: olive <<<

Noun

olive {f}
  1. {{plural of|oliva}}
>>> ***Oman*** HtmlEntry: Oman <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. Oman

Derived terms

>>> ***OMC*** HtmlEntry: OMC <<<

Initialism

{fr-initialism}
  1. {{initialism of|Organizzazione Mondiale del Commercio}} (WTO (World Trade Organisation))
>>> ***omega*** HtmlEntry: omega <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|f|inv}
  1. omega (letter; scientific symbol)
---->>> ***omicron*** HtmlEntry: omicron <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. omicron (Greek letter)
>>> ***once*** HtmlEntry: once <<<

Noun

once {f|p}
  1. {{plural of|oncia}}
>>> ***online*** HtmlEntry: online <<<

Etymology

English

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective}} {inv} (Also: on line, on-line)
  1. online
>>> ***or*** HtmlEntry: or <<<

Adverb

{it-adv}
  1. {{apocopic form of|ora}}
---->>> ***ordinate*** HtmlEntry: ordinate <<<

Noun

ordinate {f}
  1. {{plural of|ordinata}}

Adjective

ordinate {p}
  1. {{feminine of|ordinato#Adjective|ordinato}}

Verb

ordinate
  1. second-person plural present tense of ordinare
  2. second-person plural present subjunctive of ordinare
  3. second-person plural imperative of ordinare
  4. feminine plural past participle of ordinare
>>> ***ore*** HtmlEntry: ore <<<

Noun

ore
  1. {{plural of|ora}} (hours)
>>> ***ortoepia*** HtmlEntry: ortoepia <<<

Etymology

{{prefix|orto}}

Noun

{{it-noun|ortoepi|f|a|e}}
  1. orthoepy
>>> ***Oslo*** HtmlEntry: Oslo <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Oslo
>>> ***osso*** HtmlEntry: osso <<<

Etymology

From Latin ossum, popular variant of os, ossis. Compare Catalan os, French os, Interlingua osso, Portuguese osso, Romanian os, Sardinian ossu, Spanish hueso.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ˈɔsso]
  • òsso, /ˈɔsso/

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} (plural ossa, ossi)
  1. {{context|skeleton}} bone
  2. stone (in fruits)

Synonyms

Related terms

---->>> See also HtmlEntry:radio ***osteo-*** HtmlEntry: osteo- <<<

Prefix

osteo-
  1. {anatomy} osteo-
>>> ***otto*** HtmlEntry: otto <<<{{cardinalbox|it|7|8|9|sette|nove|ord=ottavo}}

Etymology

From Latin octo, from lang:ine-pro {{recons|oḱtṓw|lang=ine-pro}}.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈɔt.to/, {{X-SAMPA|/"Ot.to/}}

Numeral

{{head|it|numeral}} {m|f|inv}
  1. {cardinal} eight

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. eight
le otto {f|plural}
  1. eight o'clock

Related terms

See also

>>> ***p*** HtmlEntry: p <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under P
---->>> ***Pakistan*** HtmlEntry: Pakistan <<<

Proper noun

Pakistan {m}
  1. Pakistan

Derived terms

---->>> ***Palau*** HtmlEntry: Palau <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Palau}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***Palermo*** HtmlEntry: Palermo <<<

Etymology

Ultimately from Ancient Greek Πάνορμος (Panormos) > Latin Panormus. Cf. the Arabic name for it, بَلَرْم‎ (Balarm).

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-Palermo.ogg|Audio}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Palermo}} (province)
  2. Palermo (city)

Derived terms

>>> ===pallonetto=== See also HtmlEntry:lob ***pamphlet*** HtmlEntry: pamphlet <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. pamphlet (essay on a current topic)
>>> ***Panama*** HtmlEntry: Panama <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|f}}
  1. {{l|en|Panama}}

Alternative forms

Derived terms

---->>> ***pancreas*** HtmlEntry: pancreas <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {{l|en|pancreas}}

Derived terms

>>> ***Paraguay*** HtmlEntry: Paraguay <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. Paraguay

Derived terms

---->>> ***Parigi*** HtmlEntry: Parigi <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /pa.ˈri.dʒi/, {{X-SAMPA|/'pa.ri:.dZI/}}
  • {{hyphenation|Pa|rì|gi}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Paris, the capital city of France.

Related terms

See also

>>> ***parole*** HtmlEntry: parole <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /paɾɔle/, {{X-SAMPA|/pa4Ole/}}

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=f|g2=p}}
  1. {{plural of|parola}}
    • Ci vogliono fatti e non parole.
      • Action is needed, not words.
  2. {{context|of a song}} lyrics, words
    • Musica di Paolo, parole di Lorenzo
      • Music by Paolo, lyrics by Lorenzo.

Synonyms

>>> ***party*** HtmlEntry: party <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. party (social gathering)
---->>> ***password*** HtmlEntry: password <<<

Etymology

{{borrowing|en}}.

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {f|inv}
  1. {computing} password
>>> ***PE*** HtmlEntry: PE <<<

Abbreviation

{it-abbreviation}
  1. {{abbreviation of|Pescara}} (It is a city in Abruzzo)
---->>> ===pelle=== See also HtmlEntry:cute ***perseverate*** HtmlEntry: perseverate <<<

Verb

perseverate
  1. {{conjugation of|perseverare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|perseverare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|perseverato}}
---->>> ===persiana=== See also HtmlEntry:caracal ***pesca*** HtmlEntry: pesca <<Etymology 1 From lang:LL. persica ("peach") < Latin persicum.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈpɛska/, {{X-SAMPA|/"pEska/}}
  • {{audio|It-pesca_(frutto).ogg}}

Noun

{{it-noun|pesc|f|a|he}}
  1. peach (fruit)
  2. peach (colour)
Related terms

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective|g=inv}}
  1. peach (in colour)

Etymology 2

Latin piscis ("fish").

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈpeska/, {{X-SAMPA|/"peska/}}
  • {{audio|It-pesca_(sport).ogg|Audio}}

Noun

{{it-noun|pesc|f|a|he}}
  1. fishing

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {{conjugation of|pescare|3|s|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|pescare|2|s|imp}}
Related terms
>>> ***pesce*** HtmlEntry: pesce <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ˈpeʃʃe]
  • {{audio|It-il pesce.ogg|Audio}}
  • {{audio|It-pesce.ogg|Audio}}

Etymology

From Latin piscis, piscem.

Noun

{{it-noun|pesc|m|e|i}}
  1. fish

Related terms

See also

*---->>> ***peso*** HtmlEntry: peso <<<

Etymology

From Latin pensum.

Noun

{{it-noun|pes|m|o|i}}
  1. weight

Related terms

Verb

peso
  1. {{conjugation of|pesare|1|s|pres|ind}}
>>> ***PG*** HtmlEntry: PG <<<

Initialism

{{head|it|initialism}}
  1. procuratore generale
  2. procura generale
  3. {dated} Perugia (on car number plates)
>>> ***phi*** HtmlEntry: phi <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. phi (Greek letter)
---->>> ***pi*** HtmlEntry: pi <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. pi (Greek letter)
---->>> ***piano*** HtmlEntry: piano <<<

Etymology

From Latin planus.

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-un piano.ogg|Audio}}

Adjective

{{it-adj|pian}}
  1. plane
  2. plain
  3. soft
  4. penultimate accented

Noun

{{it-noun|pian|m|o|i}}
  1. plane
  2. floor, storey (British), story (US) (of a building)
  3. plan
  4. piano (musical instrument)

Synonyms

Adverb

{{head|it|adverb}}
  1. slowly
  2. carefully

Related terms

>>> ***pie*** HtmlEntry: pie <<<

Adjective

pie {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of pio
>>> ***pipe*** HtmlEntry: pipe <<<

Noun

pipe {f}
  1. {{plural of|pipa}}
>>> ***pizza*** HtmlEntry: pizza <<<

Etymology

Of uncertain origin, perhaps from lang:gkm πίττα (pitta, "cake, pie"), from Ancient Greek πίσσα (pissa, "pitch"), Attic πίττα (pitta), from πεπτός (peptos, "cooked") or from Langobardic pizza ("bit, bite"), or from Latinpinso ("I beat, pound").

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈpit.tsa/, {{X-SAMPA|/"pit.tsa/}}

Noun

{{it-noun|pizz|f|a|e}}
  1. {{l|en|pizza}}
  2. {colloquial} bore

Related terms

>>> ***plasma*** HtmlEntry: plasma <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|plasm|m|a|i}}
  1. {{context|physics|biology}} plasma

Related terms

Verb

plasma
  1. {{conjugation of|plasmare|3|s|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|plasmare|2|s|imp}}
>>> ***play*** HtmlEntry: play <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. play (theatrical performance; start key)

Interjection

play!
  1. used to start a game of Tennis
>>> ===polizia=== See also HtmlEntry:pula ***pollo*** HtmlEntry: pollo <<<

Etymology

From Latin pullus.

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-il pollo.ogg|Audio}}

Noun

{{it-noun|poll|m|o|i}}
  1. {{context|meats}} chicken (especially chicken meat)

Derived terms

---->>> ===pomo=== See also HtmlEntry:mela ***postulate*** HtmlEntry: postulate <<<

Verb

postulate
  1. {{conjugation of|postulare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|postulare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|postulato}}
---->>> ***precise*** HtmlEntry: precise <<<

Adjective

precise {p}
  1. {{feminine of|preciso#Adjective|preciso}}

Verb

precise {f}
  1. Plural of preciso
precise
  1. {{conjugation of|precidere|3|s|past historic}}
>>> ***predicate*** HtmlEntry: predicate <<<

Verb

predicate
  1. second-person plural present tense and imperative of predicare
>>> ***premature*** HtmlEntry: premature <<<

Adjective

premature
  1. Feminine plural form of prematuro
>>> ***premier*** HtmlEntry: premier <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m|g2=f}} {inv}
  1. premier, prime minister (or similar title)
>>> ***prepose*** HtmlEntry: prepose <<<

Verb

prepose
  1. {{conjugation of|preporre|3|s|past historic}}
>>> ===preservativo=== See also HtmlEntry:condom ***presidente*** HtmlEntry: presidente <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-il presidente.ogg|Audio}}

Noun

{{it-noun|president|m|e|i|f=presidentessa}}
  1. chairman, chairperson, chair, chief
  2. president

Derived terms

>>> ===prima=== See also HtmlEntry:fa ===principio=== See also HtmlEntry:finale ***privacy*** HtmlEntry: privacy <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈpraivasi/

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=f}} {inv}
  1. privacy
>>> ***produce*** HtmlEntry: produce <<<

Verb

produce
  1. third-person singular indicative present of produrre
---->>> ===profilattico=== See also HtmlEntry:condom ===progetto=== See also HtmlEntry:piano ===proposito=== See also HtmlEntry:piano ***prostitute*** HtmlEntry: prostitute <<<

Noun

prostitute {f}
  1. {{plural of|prostituta}}
---->>> ***prove*** HtmlEntry: prove <<<

Noun

prove {f}
  1. {{plural of|prova}}
>>> ***province*** HtmlEntry: province <<<

Noun

province {f|p}
  1. {{plural of|provincia}}

Synonyms

>>> ===provincie=== See also HtmlEntry:province ***PS*** HtmlEntry: PS <<<

Abbreviation

{{head|it|abbreviation}}
  1. Pesaro (Italian town in Marche)
  2. pubblica sicurezza
---->>> ***pseudo-*** HtmlEntry: pseudo- <<<

Prefix

{{head|it|prefix}}
  1. pseudo-
---->>> ***psi*** HtmlEntry: psi <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|f|inv}
  1. psi (Greek letter)
---->>> ***pub*** HtmlEntry: pub <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. pub
---->>> ***pula*** HtmlEntry: pula <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|pul|f|a|e}}
  1. chaff
  2. {slang} the police, the fuzz, the cops

Synonyms

>>> ***pupa*** HtmlEntry: pupa <<<

Etymology

From Latin pupa.

Noun

{{it-noun|pup|f|a|e}}
  1. doll (child's toy)
  2. pupa
---->>> ***pure*** HtmlEntry: pure <<<

Etymology 1

Adjective

pure {p}
  1. {{feminine plural of|puro#Adjective|puro}}

Etymology 2

From Latin pure, the adverb of purus.

Adverb

{it-adv}
  1. too, also, as well
  2. well, surely
  3. please, by all means
  4. if you like; if you want (etc.)
    • (with third-person subjunctive) Parli pure: let him speak if he likes
    • (with imperative) Parla pure: speak if you like
    • (with formal subjunctive-imperative) Lei parli pure: speak if you like
Synonyms

Conjunction

{{head|it|conjunction}}
  1. even though, even if, although
  2. nevertheless
>>> ***q*** HtmlEntry: q <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. {{form of|lowercase form|Q}}
---->>> ***Qatar*** HtmlEntry: Qatar <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|f}}
  1. {{l|en|Qatar}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***qua*** HtmlEntry: qua <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /kwa/
  • {{audio|It-qua.ogg|Audio}}
  • {{rhymes|a}}

Adverb

{it-adv}
  1. here (relatively close to the speaker)

See also

---->>> ***quadruple*** HtmlEntry: quadruple <<<

Adjective

quadruple {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of quadruplo
---->>> ***qualitative*** HtmlEntry: qualitative <<<

Adjective

qualitative {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of qualitativo
>>> ***quarantine*** HtmlEntry: quarantine <<<

Noun

quarantine {f}
  1. {{plural of|quarantina}}
>>> ***quattordici*** HtmlEntry: quattordici <<<{{cardinalbox|it|13|14|15|tredici|quindici|ord=quattordicesimo}}

Etymology

From Latin quattuordecim.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /kwatˈtorditʃi/, [kwat̪ˈt̪or.d̪i.t͡ʃi], {{X-SAMPA|/kwat"torditSi/}}
  • {{hyphenation|quat|tór|di|ci}}

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective|g=m|g2=f}} {inv}
  1. fourteen

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. fourteen
le quattordici {f|plural}
  1. two o'clock (p.m.)

Related terms

See also

>>> ***quattro*** HtmlEntry: quattro <<<{{cardinalbox|it|3|4|5|tre|cinque|ord=quarto|mult=quadruplo}}

Etymology

From Latin quattuor, from lang:ine-pro {{recons|kʷetwóres|lang=ine-pro}}.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ˈkwattro]

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective|g=m|g2=f}} {inv}
  1. four

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. four
{{head|it|noun|g=f}} {inv}
  1. Either of the quarter hours after midnight and noon
le quattro {f|plural}
  1. four o'clock (a.m. or p.m.)

Derived terms

See also

>>> ***quindici*** HtmlEntry: quindici <<<{{cardinalbox|it|14|15|16|quattordici|sedici|ord=quindicesimo}}

Etymology

From Latin quindecim.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈkwinditʃi/, [ˈkwin.d̪i.t͡ʃi], {{X-SAMPA|/"kwinditSi/}}
  • {{hyphenation|quìn|di|ci}}

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective|g=m|g2=f}} {inv}
  1. fifteen

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. fifteen
le quindici {f|plural}
  1. three o'clock (p.m.)

Related terms

See also

>>> ***quiz*** HtmlEntry: quiz <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {{l|en|quiz}}

Derived terms

>>> ***quote*** HtmlEntry: quote <<<

Noun

quote {f}
  1. {{plural of|quota}}
---->>> ***r*** HtmlEntry: r <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under R
---->>> ***radar*** HtmlEntry: radar <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. radar

Related terms

---->>> ===radiale=== See also HtmlEntry:radio ***radio*** HtmlEntry: radio <<<

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin radius.

Pronunciation

  • {{enPR|ràdio}}, IPA: /ˈradjo/, {{X-SAMPA|/"radjo/}}

Noun

{{it-noun|rad|m|io|i}}
  1. {skeleton} radius
  2. radium
  3. Variant of raggio.

Synonyms

Related terms

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=f}} {inv}
  1. radio

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {{conjugation of|radiare|1|s|pres|ind}}
>>> ***radon*** HtmlEntry: radon <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m|g2=inv}}
  1. radon
>>> ***rape*** HtmlEntry: rape <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈrape/, [ˈraː.pe], {{X-SAMPA|/"rape/}}
  • {{hyphenation|rà|pe}}

Noun

rape {f}
  1. {{plural of|rapa}}
>>> ***rapidamente*** HtmlEntry: rapidamente <<<

Adverb

rapidamente
  1. quickly, rapidly

Related terms

---->>> ***rata*** HtmlEntry: rata <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|rat|f|a|e}}
  1. instalment
>>> ***rate*** HtmlEntry: rate <<<

Noun

rate {f}
  1. {{plural of|rata}}
>>> ***re*** HtmlEntry: re <<<

Etymology 1

From Latin rex, regem, from lang:ine-pro {{recons|h₃rḗǵs|lang=ine-pro}}.

Pronunciation

  • ré, IPA: /re/, {{X-SAMPA|/re/}}
  • {{audio|It-il re.ogg|Audio}}
  • {{hyphenation|re}}
  • {{rhymes|e}}

Noun

{{it-noun|re|m}}
  1. king
  2. {chess} king
  3. kings
  4. magnate
  5. magnates

Etymology 2

{{rfe|probably same as the equivalent English word}}

Pronunciation

  • rè, IPA: /rɛ/, {{X-SAMPA|/rE/}}

Noun

{{it-noun|re|m}}
  1. re (musical note)
  2. D (musical note or key)

See also

  • {{list|it|chess pieces}}
---->>> ***recuperate*** HtmlEntry: recuperate <<<

Verb

recuperate
  1. {{conjugation of|recuperare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|recuperare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|recuperato}}
---->>> ***regime*** HtmlEntry: regime <<<

Etymology

From Latin regimen.

Noun

{{it-noun|regim|m|e|i}}
  1. regime, régime
  2. regimen

Synonyms

Related terms

>>> ***regina*** HtmlEntry: regina <<<

Etymology

From Latin regina; compare Spanish reina.

Noun

{{it-noun|regin|f|a|e}}
  1. queen (monarch)
  2. queen (male homosexual)
  3. {chess} queen

Related terms

>>> ***relegate*** HtmlEntry: relegate <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /re.leˈɡa.te/
  • {{hyphenation|re|le|gà|te}}

Verb

relegate
  1. {{conjugation of|relegare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|relegare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|relegato}}
---->>> ***remake*** HtmlEntry: remake <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}}
  1. remake (of a film)
---->>> ***remote*** HtmlEntry: remote <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [reˈmɔː.t̪e], /reˈmɔte/

Adjective

remote {f} {plural}
  1. {{feminine plural of|remoto}}
>>> ***replica*** HtmlEntry: replica <<<

Verb form

replica
  1. third-person singular present tense of replicare
  2. second-person singular imperative of replicare

Noun

{{it-noun|replic|f|a|he}}
  1. reply, answer
  2. objection
  3. repetition
  4. replica, copy
>>> ***requiem*** HtmlEntry: requiem <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. requiem
---->>> ***retrovirus*** HtmlEntry: retrovirus <<<

Etymology

English {{prefix|retro|virus}}

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. retrovirus
>>> ***rho*** HtmlEntry: rho <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|f|inv}
  1. rho (Greek letter)
---->>> ***ride*** HtmlEntry: ride <<<

Verb

ride
  1. third-person singular indicative present of ridere
>>> ===riempire=== See also HtmlEntry:empire ***rise*** HtmlEntry: rise <<<

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {{form of|third-person singular past historic|ridere}}
>>> ***robot*** HtmlEntry: robot <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {{l|en|robot}}
  2. {computing} bot

Derived terms

---->>> ***rock*** HtmlEntry: rock <<<

Etymology

From English

Noun

{{head|it|noun}}
  1. rock (style of music)
---->>> ***rode*** HtmlEntry: rode <<<

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. third-person singular indicative present of rodere
>>> ***Romania*** HtmlEntry: Romania <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /romaˈnia/

Proper noun

{{head|it|proper noun|gender=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Romania}}

Derived terms

>>> ***Rome*** HtmlEntry: Rome <<<

Proper noun

Rome {f}
  1. {{plural of|Roma}}
    • le due Rome, the two Romes
>>> ***rose*** HtmlEntry: rose <<<

Noun

rose {f} {p}
  1. {{plural of|rosa}}

Verb

rose
  1. {{conjugation of|rodere|3|s|past historic}}
  2. Feminine plural past participle of rodere.
>>> ***round*** HtmlEntry: round <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {sports} round
  2. round (session or series)
>>> ***Russia*** HtmlEntry: Russia <<<{{wikipedia|Russia}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Russia}}

Related terms

See also

>>> ***s*** HtmlEntry: s <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under S
---->>> ***sabato*** HtmlEntry: sabato <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈsabato/, [ˈsaː.ba.t̪o], {{X-SAMPA|/"sabato/}}
  • {{audio|It-sabato.ogg|audio}}
  • {{hyphenation|sà|ba|to}}

Etymology

From Latin sabbatum, from Ancient Greek σάββατον (sabbaton, "Sabbath"), from lang:hbo שבת (shabbat, "Sabbath"); compare English Sabbath.

Noun

{{it-noun|sabat|m|o|i}}
  1. Saturday

See also

  • {{list|it|days of the week}}
>>> ***safari*** HtmlEntry: safari <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|inv|g=m}}
  1. safari
>>> ***sale*** HtmlEntry: sale <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈsale/, [ˈsaː.le], {{X-SAMPA|/"sale/}}
  • {{hyphenation|sà|le}}

Etymology 1

From Latin sal ("salt"), ultimately from lang:ine-pro {{recons|seh₂l-|lang=ine-pro}}.

Noun

{{it-noun|sal|m|e|i}}
  1. salt, sal
Derived terms
Related terms

Etymology 2

Noun

{{head|it|plural|g=f|g2=p}}
  1. {{plural of|sala}}

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. third-person singular indicative present tense of salire
>>> ***salsa*** HtmlEntry: salsa <<<

Etymology

From lang:VL. salsa, noun use of the feminine of Latin salsus ‘salted’, past participle of sallere ("to salt"), from sal.

Noun

{{it-noun|sals|f|a|e}}
  1. sauce
>>> ***Samoa*** HtmlEntry: Samoa <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Samoa}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***san*** HtmlEntry: san <<<

Etymology 1

{rfe}

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|f|inv}
  1. san (Greek letter)

Etymology 2

Noun

{{head|it|noun|apocopate}} {m|inv}
  1. {{context|used before a consonant}} {{apocopic form of|santo}} saint
    • San Pietro — “Saint Peter”

See also

---->>> ***sana*** HtmlEntry: sana <<<

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective form|g=f}}
  1. {{feminine of|sano|nodot=1}}; healthy, sound.

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {{conjugation of|sanare|3|s|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|sanare|2|s|imp}}
>>> ***San Marino*** HtmlEntry: San Marino <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|San Marino}}

Derived terms

  • {{l|it|sammarinese}}
---->>> ===sarà=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===sarai=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===saranno=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===sarebbe=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===sarebbero=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===sarei=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===saremmo=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===saremo=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===sareste=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===saresti=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===sarete=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===sarò=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ***scalene*** HtmlEntry: scalene <<<

Adjective

scalene {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of scaleno
>>> ***se*** HtmlEntry: se <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [se]
  • {{rhymes|e}}

Etymology 1

From lang:LL. se, from Latin si.

Conjunction

{{head|it|conjunction}}
  1. if
  2. whether
  3. if only
Derived terms

Etymology 2

Pronoun

{{head|it|pronoun}}
  1. Variant of sé
Usage notes
  • Used especially when combined with verbs or other pronouns.
  • Becomes si when used as part of a reflexive verb.
>>> ***seconde*** HtmlEntry: seconde <<<

Adjective

seconde {p}
  1. {{feminine of|secondo#Adjective|secondo}}
>>> ***secondo*** HtmlEntry: secondo <<<{{ordinalbox|it|1st|2nd|3rd|primo|terzo|card=due}}

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /seˈkondo/
  • {{audio|It-un secondo.ogg|Audio}}

Alternative forms

  • (abbreviation) 2º {m}, 2ª {f}
  • {{sense|in names of monarchs and popes|the second}} (abbreviation) II

Etymology 1

From Latin secundus ("he who follows, second"), from sequor ("to follow").

Adjective

{{it-adj|second}}
  1. {{context|before the noun}} second
  2. {{context|in names of monarchs and popes|after the name}} the second

Noun

{{it-noun|second|m|o|i}}
  1. second (unit of time)
  2. second (in boxing or duelling)
  3. second mate, executive officer (in the navy)
  4. main course (of a meal)
Derived terms
See also

Etymology 2

From Latin secundum#Preposition ("after, behind, according to")

Preposition

{{head|it|preposition}}
  1. according to

See also

>>> ***secrete*** HtmlEntry: secrete <<<

Adjective

secrete {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of secreto

Verb

secrete
  1. {{form of|Feminine plural|secreto}}
>>> ***secure*** HtmlEntry: secure <<<

Adjective

secure {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of securo
---->>> ***segue*** HtmlEntry: segue <<<

Verb form

segue
  1. third-person singular indicative present of seguire
---->>> ***sei*** HtmlEntry: sei <<<{{cardinalbox|it|5|6|7|cinque|sette|ord=sesto|mult=sestuplo}}

Pronunciation

  • sèi, IPA: /ˈsɛi/, {{X-SAMPA|/"sEi/}}

Etymology

From Latin sex, from lang:ine-pro {{recons|swéḱs|lang=ine-pro}}.

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective|g=m|g2=f}} {inv}
  1. six

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. six
le sei {f|plural}
  1. six o'clock (a.m. or p.m.)

Related terms

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. second-person singular indicative present form of essere

See also

---->>> See also HtmlEntry:essere ***seme*** HtmlEntry: seme <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ˈseme]
  • {{enPR|séme}}, IPA: /ˈseme/, {{X-SAMPA|/"seme/}}

Etymology

From Latin semen.

Noun

{{it-noun|sem|m|e|i}}
  1. seed
  2. pip
  3. bean (in some cases)

Related terms

>>> ***Senegal*** HtmlEntry: Senegal <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|m}}
  1. {{l|en|Senegal}} (country)
  2. {{l|en|Senegal}} (river)

Related terms

>>> ===senza=== See also HtmlEntry:con ***separate*** HtmlEntry: separate <<<

Verb form

separate
  1. second-person plural indicative present of separare
  2. second-person plural imperative of separare
---->>> ***sequoia*** HtmlEntry: sequoia <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|sequoi|f|a|e}}
  1. sequoia (tree)
>>> ***set*** HtmlEntry: set <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. set (group of things, maths, tennis, cinema etc)
>>> ***sette*** HtmlEntry: sette <<<{{cardinalbox|it|6|7|8|sei|otto|ord=settimo|mult=settuplo}}

Etymology

From Latin septem, from lang:ine-pro {{recons|septḿ̥|lang=ine-pro}}.

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective|g=m|g2=f}} {inv}
  1. seven

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. seven
le sette {f|plural}
  1. seven o'clock (a.m. or p.m.)
  2. {{plural of|setta}}

Related terms

See also

>>> ===settimana=== See also HtmlEntry:weekend ***Seychelles*** HtmlEntry: Seychelles <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}} {p}
  1. {{l|en|Seychelles}}
---->>> ***shock*** HtmlEntry: shock <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. shock (medical; violent or unexpected event)
>>> ***short*** HtmlEntry: short <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. short (short film etc)
>>> ***shuttle*** HtmlEntry: shuttle <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. space shuttle
>>> ***si*** HtmlEntry: si <<<

Etymology

Latin se ("reflexive third-person pronoun: him-, her-, it-, themselves").

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-si.ogg|Audio}}

Pronoun

{{head|it|pronoun}}
  1. {{context|indefinite}} one, you, we, they, people. Note: often translated using the passive voice in English.
    • Non si deve parlare così (One/You/We/They/People shouldn’t speak like that)
    • Si parla italiano qui (Italian is spoken here or One/You/We/They/People speak(s) Italian here)
  2. {reflexive} oneself, himself, herself, itself, themselves; (reciprocal) each other, one another. Note: With some verbs, si is not translated in English.
    • Giovanni si è fatto male (Giovanni has hurt himself)
    • Carlo e Laura si amano (Carlo and Laura love each other)
    • Marco si è rotto il braccio (Marco has broken his arm)
    • Si è svegliata alle nove (She woke up at nine)
  3. (the so-called si passivante, used to form the passive voice of a verb) it (but also see note below). Note: verb + si is often translated as become or get + past participle in English.
    • Si dice che Maria voleva uccidere Giovanni (It is said that Maria wanted to kill Giovanni).
    • Ci vuole un po’ di tempo per abituarsi (It takes a while to become accustomed)
    • A Luca piace ubriacarsi (Luca likes to get drunk)

Usage notes

  • When si is part of an infinitive, it can be placed before it as a separate word, but more often it is attached to the end. In this case, the final -e of the infinitive is dropped, or, in the case of infinitives ending in -rre, the final -re is dropped. Examples: amare + si = amarsi; ridurre + si = ridursi.

See also

---->>> ===sia=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===siamo=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===siano=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ===siate=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ***Sierra Leone*** HtmlEntry: Sierra Leone <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Sierra Leone}}
---->>> ===siete=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ***sigma*** HtmlEntry: sigma <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|f|inv}
  1. sigma (Greek letter)
{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. sigmoid colon
>>> ===similare=== See also HtmlEntry:simile ***simile*** HtmlEntry: simile <<<

Etymology

From Latin similis.

Adjective

{{it-adj|simil|e}}
  1. similar
    • Non è molto simile. It is not very similar.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Related terms

---->>> ***simulate*** HtmlEntry: simulate <<<

Adjective

simulate {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of simulato

Verb

simulate
  1. {{conjugation of|simulare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|simulare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|simulato}}
>>> ***Singapore*** HtmlEntry: Singapore <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Singapore}}

Derived terms

  • {{l|it|singaporiano}}
>>> ***slave*** HtmlEntry: slave <<<

Adjective

slave {f}
  1. {{plural of|slavo#Adjective|slavo}}

Noun

slave {f}
  1. {{plural of|slavo#Noun|slavo}}
>>> ***slogan*** HtmlEntry: slogan <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. slogan (distinctive phrase)
---->>> ***Slovenia*** HtmlEntry: Slovenia <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /zloˈvɛnja/, {{X-SAMPA|/zlo"vEnja/}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Slovenia

Related terms

>>> ***so*** HtmlEntry: so <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{rhymes|ɔ}}

Verb

so
  1. (I) know (first-person singular present tense of sapere)

Usage notes

io non so - I do not know---->>> ***software*** HtmlEntry: software <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {computing} software
>>> ***sol*** HtmlEntry: sol <<<

Noun

{{wikipedia|Sol (nota)}}{{head|it|noun|g=m|g2=inv}}
  1. sol (musical note, colloid)
  2. G (musical note and key)
  3. {{apocopic form of|sole}}
---->>> ***sole*** HtmlEntry: sole <<Pronunciation
  • IPA: [ˈsole]

Etymology 1

From Latin sol, solem, ultimately from lang:ine-pro {{recons|sóh₂wl̥|lang=ine-pro}}.

Noun

{{it-noun|sol|m|e|i}}
  1. sun
Related terms
See also

Etymology 2

Inflected forms

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective form}} {f}
  1. {{feminine plural of|solo}}

Noun

sole {f}
  1. {{plural of|sola}}
>>> ***Somalia*** HtmlEntry: Somalia <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Somalia}}

Derived terms

>>> ***sombrero*** HtmlEntry: sombrero <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|sombrer|m|o|i}}
  1. sombrero
>>> ***some*** HtmlEntry: some <<<

Noun

some {f}
  1. {{plural of|soma#Italian|soma}}
>>> ===sommità=== See also HtmlEntry:base ===sono=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ***sound*** HtmlEntry: sound <<<

Etymology

From English

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. {music} {{l|en|sound}} (distinctive style and sonority)
>>> ***SpA*** HtmlEntry: SpA <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {f|inv}
  1. {{abbreviation of|società per azioni}} (public limited company, PLC)

Coordinate terms

  • società per azioni
  • LLC (English)
  • {{sense|Canada}} Ltd. (English) , Ltée. (French)
  • {{sense|Germany}} GmbH (German)
  • {{sense|Netherlands}} N.V. (Dutch)
  • {{sense|UK}} PLC (English)
  • {{sense|USA}} Inc. (English)
>>> ***spade*** HtmlEntry: spade <<<

Noun

spade {f}
  1. {{plural of|spada}}
---->>> ***speravi*** HtmlEntry: speravi <<<

Verb

speravi
  1. second-person singular imperfect tense of sperare
>>> ***spider*** HtmlEntry: spider <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {computing} spider (Internet software)
>>> ***Sri Lanka*** HtmlEntry: Sri Lanka <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Sri Lanka}}

See also

---->>> ***staff*** HtmlEntry: staff <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. staff (people)
>>> ===stagione=== See also HtmlEntry:tempo ***stand*** HtmlEntry: stand <<<

Etymology

From English.

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. stand (section of an exhibition; gallery at a sports event)
{{rfc|certainly the senses are more restricted than in modern English}}---->>> ***standard*** HtmlEntry: standard <<<

Etymology

English

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective}} {inv}
  1. standard

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. standard

Related terms

---->>> ***star*** HtmlEntry: star <<<

Etymology

From English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=f}} {inv}
  1. star (celebrity)
---->>> ***state*** HtmlEntry: state <<<

Verb

state
  1. {{non-gloss definition|second-person plural indicative present tense of stare}}
  2. {{non-gloss definition|second-person plural imperative of stare}}
>>> ===stato=== See also HtmlEntry:essere ***stock*** HtmlEntry: stock <<<

Etymology

From English stock.

Noun

{{head|it|noun}}
  1. stock, goods in supply, inventory
---->>> ***stole*** HtmlEntry: stole <<<

Noun

stole {f}
  1. {{plural of|stola}}
>>> ***stop*** HtmlEntry: stop <<<

Etymology

English

Interjection

stop!
  1. stop!, halt!

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. stop (roadsign; bus stop etc; block)
>>> ***stride*** HtmlEntry: stride <<<

Verb

{{head|it|verb form}}
  1. {{conjugation of|stridere|3|s|pres|ind}}
>>> ***strike*** HtmlEntry: strike <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. strike (in baseball and ten-pin bowling)
>>> ***sublimate*** HtmlEntry: sublimate <<<

Verb

sublimate
  1. {{conjugation of|sublimare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|sublimare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|sublimato}}
---->>> ***Sudan*** HtmlEntry: Sudan <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|m}}
  1. {{l|en|Sudan}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***superlative*** HtmlEntry: superlative <<<

Adjective

superlative {f}
  1. {{feminine plural of|superlativo}}
>>> ***Suriname*** HtmlEntry: Suriname <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Suriname}}

Derived terms

>>> ***Swaziland*** HtmlEntry: Swaziland <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Swaziland}}
---->>> ***swing*** HtmlEntry: swing <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. swing (music and dance style; golf swing)
>>> ***Sydney*** HtmlEntry: Sydney <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Sydney}} (in Australia)
---->>> ***t*** HtmlEntry: t <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under T
---->>> ***Taiwan*** HtmlEntry: Taiwan <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Taiwan}}

Derived terms

See also

---->>> ***talo*** HtmlEntry: talo <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|tal|m|o|i}}
  1. {{context|skeleton}} talus, talus bone

Synonyms

>>> ***tank*** HtmlEntry: tank <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {{l|en|tank}} (military and container)
---->>> ***tanto*** HtmlEntry: tanto <<<

Etymology

From Latin tantus.

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-tanto.ogg|Audio}}

Adjective

{{it-adj|tant}}
  1. a lot of
  2. much
  3. many
  4. such
  5. significant

Pronoun

tanto
  1. much
  2. a lot

Adverb

tanto
  1. so much
  2. very

Conjunction

tanto
  1. after all

Derived terms

>>> ***Tanzania*** HtmlEntry: Tanzania <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Tanzania}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***tare*** HtmlEntry: tare <<<

Noun

tare {f}
  1. {{plural of|tara}}
>>> ***Tasmania*** HtmlEntry: Tasmania <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Tasmania}}
>>> ===tasso=== See also HtmlEntry:indice ***tau*** HtmlEntry: tau <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|f|inv}
  1. tau (Greek letter)
>>> ***te*** HtmlEntry: te <<<

Etymology

From Latin te, from tu.

Pronunciation

  • {{rhymes|e}}

Pronoun

{{head|it|pronoun}}
  1. (emphasised objective of tu) you

See also

---->>> ===telecamera=== See also HtmlEntry:camera ===telefonino=== See also HtmlEntry:mobile ***telethon*** HtmlEntry: telethon <<<

Etymology

English {{prefix|tele|marathon}}

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|inv}
  1. telethon
>>> ***temperature*** HtmlEntry: temperature <<<

Noun

temperature {f|p}
  1. plural of temperatura
---->>> ***tempo*** HtmlEntry: tempo <<<

Etymology

Latin tempus

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ˈtempo]
  • {{audio|it-tempo.ogg|Audio}}

Noun

{{it-noun|temp|m|o|i}}
  1. time
  2. time, age, period
    • bei tempi!, those were the days!
  3. part (of a film, show, etc.)
  4. weather
    • tempo da lupi - lousy weather
  5. {music} time, tempo, rhythm.
  6. {grammar} tense

Synonyms

Related terms

See also

  • {{l|it|crono-}}
---->>> ***tennis*** HtmlEntry: tennis <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. tennis

Related terms

>>> ***test*** HtmlEntry: test <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {{l|en|test}}
---->>> ***testa*** HtmlEntry: testa <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ˈtɛsta]
  • {{audio|It-la testa.ogg|Audio}}
  • {{audio|It-testa.ogg|Audio}}

Etymology

From Latin testa.

Noun

{{it-noun|test|f|a|e}}
  1. head
  2. {skeleton} head (of a bone)

Synonyms

  • {{sense|part of the body}} capo

Related terms

Verb

testa
  1. {{conjugation of|testare|3|s|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|testare|2|s|imp}}
>>> ===testo=== See also HtmlEntry:parole ***theta*** HtmlEntry: theta <<<

Etymology

From the Ancient Greek θῆτα (thēta).

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|f|inv}
  1. theta (Greek letter)
---->>> ***ti*** HtmlEntry: ti <<<{{wikipedia|Italian grammar#Pronouns}}

Pronoun

{{head|it|pronoun}}
  1. {{form of|objective|tu|nodot=1}}; you
  2. {reflexive} {{form of|second-person singular|si|nodot=1}}; you

Noun

{{wikipedia|Ti (nota)}}{{head|it|noun|g={m|inv}}}
  1. {music} ti (note)
  2. {music} B (note and scale)
---->>> ===tibetano=== See also HtmlEntry:yak ***tigre*** HtmlEntry: tigre <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|tigr|f|e|i}}
  1. tiger (male)
  2. tigress (female)

Derived terms

Related terms

>>> ***Togo*** HtmlEntry: Togo <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Togo}}

Derived terms

>>> ***Tonga*** HtmlEntry: Tonga <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Tonga}}

Derived terms

>>> ***toro*** HtmlEntry: toro <<<

Etymology

From Latin taurus.

Noun

{{it-noun|tor|m|o|i}}
  1. bull
  2. Taurus
  3. {mathematics} torus

Related terms

See also

>>> ***torta*** HtmlEntry: torta <<<

Etymology 1

From lang:VL. *torta, from the expression torta panis, from feminine of Latin tortus.

Noun

{{it-noun|tort|f|a|e}}
  1. pie, tart, cake or similar
Derived terms

Etymology 2

Adjective

torta {s}
  1. {{feminine of|torto#Adjective|torto}}

Verb form

torta
  1. feminine singular past participle of torcere
>>> ***torte*** HtmlEntry: torte <<<

Etymology 1

Noun

torte
  1. {{plural of|torta#Italian|torta}}

Etymology 2

Adjective

torte {p}
  1. {{feminine of|torto#Adjective|torto}}

Verb form

torte
  1. feminine plural past participle of torcere
>>> ***Toscana*** HtmlEntry: Toscana <<Proper noun {{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Tuscany

Related terms

>>> ***transfinite*** HtmlEntry: transfinite <<<

Adjective

transfinite {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of transfinito
>>> ***transitive*** HtmlEntry: transitive <<<

Adjective

transitive {p}
  1. {{feminine of|transitivo}}
>>> ***tre*** HtmlEntry: tre <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [t̪re]
  • {{rhymes|e}}

Etymology

From Latin tres, from lang:ine-pro {{recons|tréyes|lang=ine-pro}}.{{cardinalbox|it|2|3|4|due|quattro|ord=terzo|mult=triplo}}

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective|g=m|g2=f}} {inv}
  1. three

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. three
le tre {f|plural}
  1. three o'clock (a.m. or p.m.)

Related terms

See also

---->>> ***tredici*** HtmlEntry: tredici <<<{{cardinalbox|it|12|13|14|dodici|quattordici|ord=tredicesimo}}

Etymology

From Latin tredecim.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈtreditʃi/, [ˈt̪reː.d̪i.t͡ʃi], {{X-SAMPA|/"treditSi/}}
  • {{hyphenation|tré|di|ci}}

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective|g=m|g2=f}} {inv}
  1. thirteen

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. thirteen
tredici {f|plural}
  1. one o'clock (p.m.)

Related terms

See also

>>> ***Trentino-Alto Adige*** HtmlEntry: Trentino-Alto Adige <<<

Proper noun

{it-proper noun}
  1. {{l|en|Trentino-Alto Adige}}
>>> ***Tripoli*** HtmlEntry: Tripoli <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Tripoli
>>> ***trite*** HtmlEntry: trite <<<

Adjective

trite {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of trito
>>> ***tu*** HtmlEntry: tu <<<

Etymology

From Latin tu, from lang:ine-pro {{recons|túh₂|lang=ine-pro}}.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /tu/, {{X-SAMPA|/tu/}}
  • {{audio|It-tu.ogg|Audio}}
  • {{rhymes|u}}

Pronoun

{{head|it|pronoun|second person singular}}
  1. you (singular); thou

Inflection

{|! nominative| tu|-! prepositional| te|-! object, reflexive| ti|-! possessive| il tuo, la tua, i tuoi, le tue;<br>tuo, tua, tuoi, tue (see your for more information)|}

See also

  • Lei (polite singular form)
  • Loro (polite plural form)
  • voi (plural and polite singular form)
---->>> ***tuba*** HtmlEntry: tuba <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{rhymes|uba}}

Noun

{{it-noun|tub|f|a|e}}
  1. {{context|musical instruments}} tuba
  2. top hat
  3. {{context|anatomy}} tube

Synonyms

Derived terms

Verb

tuba
  1. {{conjugation of|tubare|3|s|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|tubare|2|s|imp}}
>>> ***tundra*** HtmlEntry: tundra <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|tundr|f|a|e}}
  1. tundra
---->>> ***Tunisia*** HtmlEntry: Tunisia <<<

Proper noun

Tunisia {f}
  1. Tunisia

Derived terms

---->>> ***Turkmenistan*** HtmlEntry: Turkmenistan <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. Turkmenistan

Derived terms

---->>> ***Tuvalu*** HtmlEntry: Tuvalu <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Tuvalu}}
---->>> ***u*** HtmlEntry: u <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under U
---->>> ===uccello=== See also HtmlEntry:volatile ***UFO*** HtmlEntry: UFO <<<

{{initialism|Italian}}

UFO or ufo (plural UFO or ufo)
  1. oggetto volante non identificato {m}, alieno {m}
---->>> ***Uganda*** HtmlEntry: Uganda <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Uganda}}

Related terms

---->>> ===ultimo=== See also HtmlEntry:finale ***ultramarine*** HtmlEntry: ultramarine <<<

Adjective

ultramarine {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of ultramarino
>>> ***Umbria*** HtmlEntry: Umbria <<<

Proper noun

{{head|it|proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Umbria

Related terms

>>> ***un*** HtmlEntry: un <<<

Etymology

From uno, from Latin unus ("one").

Article

{{head|it|article|gender=m}} (see uno)
  1. an, a

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} (see uno)
  1. one

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective|gender=m}} (see uno)
  1. one

Pronoun

{{head|it|pronoun|gender=m}} (see uno)
  1. one
>>> ***undici*** HtmlEntry: undici <<<{{cardinalbox|it|10|11|12|dieci|dodici|ord=undicesimo}}

Etymology

From Latin undecim.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈunditʃi/, [ˈun.d̪i.t͡ʃi], {{X-SAMPA|/"unditSi/}}
  • {{hyphenation|un|di|ci}}

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective|g=m|g2=f}} {inv}
  1. eleven

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. eleven
le undici {f|plural}
  1. eleven o'clock

Related terms

See also

>>> ***uno*** HtmlEntry: uno <<<

Etymology

From Latin unus, from lang:OL. oinos, ultimately from lang:ine-pro {{recons|óynos|lang=ine-pro}}.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ˈuno]
  • {{audio|it-uno.ogg|Audio (IT)}}

Adjective

uno {m} ({f} una)
  1. one

Usage notes

Article

uno {m}
  1. an, a

Usage notes

Pronoun

uno {m} ({f} una)
  1. someone, a person
  2. Sono uno a cui piace alzarsi presto - I’m someone who likes getting up early or I’m a person who likes getting up early

Cardinal number

{{cardinalbox|it|0|1|2|zero|due|ord=primo|mult=singolo}}uno
  1. one

Related terms

>>> ***Uruguay*** HtmlEntry: Uruguay <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Uruguay}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***utopia*** HtmlEntry: utopia <<<

Etymology

From lang:NL. Utopia, the name of a fictional island, possessing a seemingly perfect socio-politico-legal system in the book Utopia (1516) by Sir Thomas More. Coined from Ancient Greek οὐ (ou, "not, no") + τόπος (topos, "place, region").

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /utoːpja/, {{X-SAMPA|/uto:pja/}}
  • {{hyphenation|u|to|pì|a}}

Noun

{{it-noun|utopi|f|a|e}}
  1. {{l|en|utopia}}

Antonyms

Derived terms

Related terms

---->>> ***uva*** HtmlEntry: uva <<Etymology From Latin uva.

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-l'uva.ogg|Audio}}

Noun

{{it-noun|uv|f|a|e}}
  1. grape
  2. (collective noun) grapes

Related terms

See also

---->>> ***uve*** HtmlEntry: uve <<<

Etymology

From Latin uvae plural of uva.

Noun

uve {f|p}
  1. {{plural of|uva}}
---->>> ***Uzbekistan*** HtmlEntry: Uzbekistan <<<

Proper noun

Uzbekistan {m}
  1. Uzbekistan

Derived terms

---->>> ***v*** HtmlEntry: v <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under V
---->>> ***và*** HtmlEntry: và <<<

Verb

và
  1. {{misspelling of|va|va}}
---->>> ***Valencia*** HtmlEntry: Valencia <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Valencia
---->>> ***Valle d'Aosta*** HtmlEntry: Valle d'Aosta <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Valle d'Aosta (region)
  2. Valle d'Aosta (province)
>>> ***valve*** HtmlEntry: valve <<<

Noun

valve {f}
  1. {{plural of|valva}}
>>> ***Vanuatu*** HtmlEntry: Vanuatu <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Vanuatu}}
---->>> ***Veneto*** HtmlEntry: Veneto <<<

Proper noun

Veneto {m}
  1. Veneto

Related terms

>>> ***Venezuela*** HtmlEntry: Venezuela <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{X-SAMPA|/vened"dzwela/}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. Venezuela

Related terms

---->>> ***venturi*** HtmlEntry: venturi <<<

Adjective

venturi {m}
  1. Plural form of venturo
---->>> ***vermouth*** HtmlEntry: vermouth <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun}}
  1. {{l|en|vermouth}}
>>> ***vermut*** HtmlEntry: vermut <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|inv|g=m}}
  1. vermouth
>>> ***vero*** HtmlEntry: vero <<<

Etymology

From Latin verus ("true").

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-vero.ogg|Audio}}
véro, /ˈvero/, /<tt>"vero</tt>/

Adjective

{{it-adj|ver}}
  1. true
  2. real, genuine

Noun

{{it-noun|ver|m|o|i}}
  1. truth

Related terms

See also

---->>> ***Verona*** HtmlEntry: Verona <<<

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-Verona.ogg|Audio}}

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Verona}} (province)
  2. {{l|en|Verona}} (town)

Derived terms

  • {{l|it|veronese}}
>>> ***vertebra*** HtmlEntry: vertebra <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|vertebr|f|a|e}}
  1. {{context|skeleton}} vertebra

Related terms

>>> ***vertebrate*** HtmlEntry: vertebrate <<<

Noun

vertebrate {f}
  1. {{plural of|vertebrato}}
>>> ***vi*** HtmlEntry: vi <<<

Pronoun

{{head|it|pronoun}}
  1. (second-person personal plural object pronoun): you, to you
    • (noi) vi amiamo - we love you
  2. (second-person reflexive plural): yourselves
    • (voi) vi ricordate
  3. it (often not translated); about it, of it, on it

See also

Adverb

{it-adv}
  1. there
  2. here
---->>> ***Vienna*** HtmlEntry: Vienna <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. {{l|en|Vienna}} (capital of Austria)
>>> ***Vietnam*** HtmlEntry: Vietnam <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Vietnam}}

Derived terms

>>> ***vocative*** HtmlEntry: vocative <<<

Adjective

vocative {f}
  1. Feminine plural form of vocativo
---->>> ***vociferate*** HtmlEntry: vociferate <<<

Verb

vociferate
  1. {{conjugation of|vociferare|2|p|pres|ind}}
  2. {{conjugation of|vociferare|2|p|imp}}
  3. {{form of|Feminine plural|vociferato}}
---->>> ***vodka*** HtmlEntry: vodka <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=f}} {inv}
  1. vodka
---->>> ***voi*** HtmlEntry: voi <<<

Etymology

From Latin vos.

Pronunciation

  • {{audio|It-voi.ogg|Audio}}
  • {{rhymes|oi}}
vói, /ˈvoi/, /<tt>"voi</tt>/

Pronoun

voi
  1. The second person plural familiar pronoun, voi refers to the persons who are spoken or written to: you.

Related terms

See also

>>> ===volante=== See also HtmlEntry:volatile ***volatile*** HtmlEntry: volatile <<<

Adjective

{{it-adj|volatil|e|i}}
  1. {{chemistry|physics}} {{l|en|volatile}}
  2. flying

Synonyms

Noun

{{it-noun|volatil|m|e|i}}
  1. bird
  2. fowl

Synonyms

---->>> ***vole*** HtmlEntry: vole <<<

Verb

vole
  1. {archaic} third-person singular indicative present of volere

Synonyms

>>> ***volume*** HtmlEntry: volume <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|volum|m|e|i}}
  1. volume

Related terms

---->>> ===vuole=== See also HtmlEntry:vole ***w*** HtmlEntry: w <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under W
---->>> ***weekend*** HtmlEntry: weekend <<<

Etymology

From English.

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {{l|en|weekend}}

Alternative forms

Synonyms

---->>> ***west*** HtmlEntry: west <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. West (historic area of America)
---->>> ***wireless*** HtmlEntry: wireless <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. wireless (transmission without wires)

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective}} {inv}
  1. wireless (computing)
>>> ***X*** HtmlEntry: X <<<

Pronunciation

  • (name of letter) IPA: /iks/
  • (phonetic realization) IPA: [ks]

Letter

{{head|it|letter|lower case|x|g=m|g2=f|g3=inv}}
  1. The twenty-fourth letter of the Latin alphabet, called {{l|it|ics}} in Italian.

Usage notes

  • The letter X is not considered part of the Italian alphabet. It is found mainly in loanwords, Latinisms, and Grecisms.

See also

  • {{list|it|Latin script letters}}
  • {{pedialite|Italian alphabet}}
---->>> ***xi*** HtmlEntry: xi <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m|g2=f}} {inv}
  1. xi (all senses)

Synonyms

---->>> ***y*** HtmlEntry: y <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under Y
---->>> ***yacht*** HtmlEntry: yacht <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {{l|en|yacht}}
  2. The letter Y in the Italian phonetic alphabet
---->>> ***yak*** HtmlEntry: yak <<<

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. A yak (bovine)

Synonyms

---->>> ***Yemen*** HtmlEntry: Yemen <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|m}}
  1. {{l|en|Yemen}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***z*** HtmlEntry: z <<<

Noun

{{head|it|letter}} {m|f|inv}
  1. See under Z
---->>> ***Zambia*** HtmlEntry: Zambia <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Zambia}}

Derived terms

  • {{l|it|zambiano}}
---->>> ***Zanzibar*** HtmlEntry: Zanzibar <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /dzandzibar/

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=f}}
  1. Zanzibar
---->>> ***zebra*** HtmlEntry: zebra <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|zebr|f|a|e}}
  1. {{l|en|zebra}}
  2. {{in the plural|informal}} zebra crossing
---->>> ===zenit=== See also HtmlEntry:nadir ***zero*** HtmlEntry: zero <<<{{cardinalbox|it|0|1|uno|ord=zeresimo}}

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈdzɛro/, [ˈd̪͡z̪ɛː.ro], {{X-SAMPA|/"dzEro/}}
  • {{hyphenation|zè|ro}}

Adjective

{{head|it|adjective}} {m|f|inv}
  1. zero

Noun

{{it-noun|zer|m|o|i}}
  1. zero
  2. nil (football)

Derived terms

See also

---->>> ***zeta*** HtmlEntry: zeta <<<

Etymology

From the Ancient Greek ζῆτα (zēta).

Noun

{{head|it|noun}} {m|f|inv}
  1. zeta; The letter Z/z in the Italian and Greek alphabets

Derived terms

---->>> ***Zimbabwe*** HtmlEntry: Zimbabwe <<<

Proper noun

{{it-proper noun|g=m}}
  1. {{l|en|Zimbabwe}}

Derived terms

---->>> ***zoo*** HtmlEntry: zoo <<<

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ˈdzɔ.o/, {{X-SAMPA|/"dzO.o/}}

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {{l|en|zoo}}

Related terms

---->>> ***zoom*** HtmlEntry: zoom <<<

Etymology

English

Noun

{{head|it|noun|g=m}} {inv}
  1. {photography} zoom

Related terms

>>> ***zucchetto*** HtmlEntry: zucchetto <<<

Noun

{{it-noun|zucchett|m|o|i}}
  1. small skullcap worn by Roman Catholic clergy; calotte
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