"cocomero" meaning in Italian

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Noun

IPA: /koˈko.me.ro/ Forms: cocomeri [plural], cocomerìno [diminutive], cocomerétto [diminutive], cocomeróne [augmentative], cocomeràccio [pejorative]
Rhymes: -omero Etymology: With ending changed to -o due to analogy, from Latin cucumerem (“cucumber”). Etymology templates: {{m|it||-o}} -o, {{der|it|la|cucumis|cucumerem|t=cucumber}} Latin cucumerem (“cucumber”) Head templates: {{it-noun|m|aug=cocomeróne|dim=cocomerìno,cocomerétto|pej=cocomeràccio}} cocomero m (plural cocomeri, diminutive cocomerìno or cocomerétto, augmentative cocomeróne, pejorative cocomeràccio)
  1. watermelon, specifically: Tags: masculine
    Sense id: en-cocomero-it-noun-v~9HerhM
  2. the plant Citrullus lanatus Tags: masculine
    Sense id: en-cocomero-it-noun-YRX0UQ26
  3. (by extension) the fruit of the plant Tags: broadly, masculine Synonyms (plant, fruit): anguria
    Sense id: en-cocomero-it-noun-csDIAuum Disambiguation of 'plant, fruit': 0 33 67 0 0
  4. (figurative) a foolish or unreliable man Tags: figuratively, masculine Synonyms (foolish man): balordo
    Sense id: en-cocomero-it-noun-d6voelUn Disambiguation of 'foolish man': 0 0 0 100 0
  5. (regional, northern Italian) cucumber Tags: masculine, regional Synonyms (cucumber): cetriolo
    Sense id: en-cocomero-it-noun-3YMkBOju Categories (other): Northern Italian, Regional Italian, Italian links with redundant wikilinks Disambiguation of Italian links with redundant wikilinks: 15 15 15 22 32 Disambiguation of 'cucumber': 1 0 0 0 99
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Related terms: cocomeraia, cocomeraio, cocomerata, cocomero asinino

Inflected forms

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