dolco in All languages combined

IPA: /ˈdol.ko/ Forms: dolca [feminine], dolchi [masculine, plural], dolche [feminine, plural] [Show additional information ▼] [Hide additional information ▲]

Rhymes: -olko Etymology: From Late Latin dulcō (“to sweeten”), derived from Latin dulcis (“sweet”). Etymology templates: {{der|it|LL.|dulcō||to sweeten}} Late Latin dulcō (“to sweeten”), {{der|it|la|dulcis||sweet}} Latin dulcis (“sweet”) Head templates: {{it-adj}} dolco (feminine dolca, masculine plural dolchi, feminine plural dolche)

Inflected forms

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"dolco" meaning in All languages combined

Adjective [Italian]

Inflected forms