emerito

emerito (feminine emerita, masculine plural emeriti, feminine plural emerite)

emerita (feminine)
emeriti (masculine plural)
emerite (feminine plural)

egregious, absolute, first-class, regular


epistemologico

it-adj

epistemologico (feminine epistemologica, masculine plural epistemologici, feminine plural epistemologiche)

epistemologica (feminine)
epistemologici (masculine plural)
epistemologiche (feminine plural)


erboristico

erboristico (feminine erboristica, masculine plural erboristici, feminine plural erboristiche)

erboristica (feminine)
erboristici (masculine plural)
erboristiche (feminine plural)


emulatore

emulatore (feminine emulatrice, masculine plural emulatori, feminine plural emulatrici)

emulatrice (feminine)
emulatori (masculine plural)
emulatrici (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin aemulātōrem (“rival, emulator”).


ermetico

it-adj

ermetico (feminine ermetica, masculine plural ermetici, feminine plural ermetiche)

ermetica (feminine)
ermetici (masculine plural)
ermetiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin hermeticus.


erratico

erratico (feminine erratica, masculine plural erratici, feminine plural erratiche)

erratica (feminine)
erratici (masculine plural)
erratiche (feminine plural)


parassitistico

parassitistico (feminine parassitistica, masculine plural parassitistici, feminine plural parassitistiche)

parassitistica (feminine)
parassitistici (masculine plural)
parassitistiche (feminine plural)


esoentalpico

esoentalpico (feminine esoentalpica, masculine plural esoentalpici, feminine plural esoentalpiche)

esoentalpica (feminine)
esoentalpici (masculine plural)
esoentalpiche (feminine plural)


endoentalpico

endoentalpico (feminine endoentalpica, masculine plural endoentalpici, feminine plural endoentalpiche)

endoentalpica (feminine)
endoentalpici (masculine plural)
endoentalpiche (feminine plural)


translogaritmico

translogaritmico (feminine translogaritmica, masculine plural translogaritmici, feminine plural translogaritmiche)

translogaritmica (feminine)
translogaritmici (masculine plural)
translogaritmiche (feminine plural)


erogatore

erogatore (feminine erogatrice, masculine plural erogatori, feminine plural erogatrici)

erogatrice (feminine)
erogatori (masculine plural)
erogatrici (feminine plural)


livornese

Livornian (of, from or relating to Livorno)


erto

erto (feminine erta, masculine plural erti, feminine plural erte)

erta (feminine)
erti (masculine plural)
erte (feminine plural)

From Vulgar Latin *erctus, equivalent of Latin ērectus, past participle of ērigō. Compare Spanish yerto. See also Italian eretto, a borrowing from Latin.


littoriale

(relational) of the fasces (fascio littorio) of fascist Italy


luogotenenziale

(relational) of the role of a lieutenant


littorio

littorio (feminine littoria, masculine plural littori, feminine plural littorie)

littoria (feminine)
littori (masculine plural)
littorie (feminine plural)


geolitologico

geolitologico (feminine geolitologica, masculine plural geolitologici, feminine plural geolitologiche)

geolitologica (feminine)
geolitologici (masculine plural)
geolitologiche (feminine plural)


matricolato

matricolato (feminine matricolata, masculine plural matricolati, feminine plural matricolate)

matricolata (feminine)
matricolati (masculine plural)
matricolate (feminine plural)


esattissimo

esattissima (feminine)
esattissimi (masculine plural)
esattissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of esatto (“absolutely exact or correct; on the dot”)


clinicamente morto

clinicamente morto (feminine clinicamente morta, masculine plural clinicamente morti, feminine plural clinicamente morte)

clinicamente morta (feminine)
clinicamente morti (masculine plural)
clinicamente morte (feminine plural)


massimalista

massimalista (masculine plural massimalisti, feminine plural massimaliste)

massimalisti (masculine plural)
massimaliste (feminine plural)


esaminatore

esaminatore (feminine esaminatrice, masculine plural esaminatori, feminine plural esaminatrici)

esaminatrice (feminine)
esaminatori (masculine plural)
esaminatrici (feminine plural)


meneghino

meneghino (feminine meneghina, masculine plural meneghini, feminine plural meneghine)

meneghina (feminine)
meneghini (masculine plural)
meneghine (feminine plural)

From Lombard Mènegh, a male given name corresponding to Italian Domenico (“Dominic”). Compare Venetian Ménego.


ottomano

ottomano (feminine ottomana, masculine plural ottomani, feminine plural ottomane)

ottomana (feminine)
ottomani (masculine plural)
ottomane (feminine plural)


normalizzato

normalizzato (feminine normalizzata, masculine plural normalizzati, feminine plural normalizzate)

normalizzata (feminine)
normalizzati (masculine plural)
normalizzate (feminine plural)


memore

From Latin memor (“mindful, remembering”).

retaining the memory (of something); mindful


clinicamente morta

clinicamente morto
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erosivo

erosivo (feminine erosiva, masculine plural erosivi, feminine plural erosive)

erosiva (feminine)
erosivi (masculine plural)
erosive (feminine plural)


plutocratico

plutocratico (feminine plutocratica, masculine plural plutocratici, feminine plural plutocratiche)

plutocratica (feminine)
plutocratici (masculine plural)
plutocratiche (feminine plural)

From pluto- + -cratico, after plutocrazia f.


paludoso

paludoso (feminine paludosa, masculine plural paludosi, feminine plural paludose)

paludosa (feminine)
paludosi (masculine plural)
paludose (feminine plural)


paventato

paventato (feminine paventata, masculine plural paventati, feminine plural paventate)

paventata (feminine)
paventati (masculine plural)
paventate (feminine plural)


poligrafico

poligrafico (feminine poligrafica, masculine plural poligrafici, feminine plural poligrafiche)

poligrafica (feminine)
poligrafici (masculine plural)
poligrafiche (feminine plural)


premilitare

From pre- (“pre-”) + militare (“military”).


plenipotenziario

plenipotenziario (feminine plenipotenziaria, masculine plural plenipotenziari, feminine plural plenipotenziarie)

plenipotenziaria (feminine)
plenipotenziari (masculine plural)
plenipotenziarie (feminine plural)


preterintenzionale

From Latin praeter (“beyond”) + intenzione (“intent”) + -ale (“-al”).

af

(law) describing a criminal act whose consequences were more serious than intended


esimio

it-adj

esimio (feminine esimia, masculine plural esimi, feminine plural esimie)

esimia (feminine)
esimi (masculine plural)
esimie (feminine plural)


erudito

erudito (feminine erudita, masculine plural eruditi, feminine plural erudite)

erudita (feminine)
eruditi (masculine plural)
erudite (feminine plural)


psicodiagnostico

psicodiagnostico (feminine psicodiagnostica, masculine plural psicodiagnostici, feminine plural psicodiagnostiche)

psicodiagnostica (feminine)
psicodiagnostici (masculine plural)
psicodiagnostiche (feminine plural)


psicodinamico

psicodinamico (feminine psicodinamica, masculine plural psicodinamici, feminine plural psicodinamiche)

psicodinamica (feminine)
psicodinamici (masculine plural)
psicodinamiche (feminine plural)


psicodinamica

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


espansivo

it-adj

espansivo (feminine espansiva, masculine plural espansivi, feminine plural espansive)

espansiva (feminine)
espansivi (masculine plural)
espansive (feminine plural)


essenzialissimo

essenzialissima (feminine)
essenzialissimi (masculine plural)
essenzialissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of essenziale (“very essential, very basic”)


esegetico

esegetico (feminine esegetica, masculine plural esegetici, feminine plural esegetiche)

esegetica (feminine)
esegetici (masculine plural)
esegetiche (feminine plural)

From Latin exēgēticus, from Ancient Greek ἐξηγητικός (exēgētikós), derived from ἐξηγέομαι (exēgéomai, “I interpret; I explain”).

Inoltre, dal momento che gli stessi sūtra e i relativi trattati esegetici erano anche guide per la meditazione, quest’ultima, come ben sa chi abbia fatto pratica, non poteva essere compiuta efficacemente facendo continuo riferimento a una serie di istruzioni scritte.

1990, “I sūtra sulla Perfezione della Sapienza (prajñāpāramitā)”, in Giorgio Milanetti, transl., Il Buddhismo Mahayana: La sapienza e la compassione [Mahayana Buddhism: Wisdom and Compassion], translation of Mahayana Buddhism: The Doctrinal Foundations by Paul Williams, page 50:

Moreover, since the sūtras and their exegetical treatises were also guides to meditation, the latter, as anyone who has practised knows, couldn't be performed effectively by continuously referencing a series of written instructions.


essiccato

essiccato (feminine essiccata, masculine plural essiccati, feminine plural essiccate)

essiccata (feminine)
essiccati (masculine plural)
essiccate (feminine plural)


espositore

espositore (feminine espositrice, masculine plural espositori, feminine plural espositrici)

espositrice (feminine)
espositori (masculine plural)
espositrici (feminine plural)


esacerbato

esacerbato (feminine esacerbata, masculine plural esacerbati, feminine plural esacerbate)

esacerbata (feminine)
esacerbati (masculine plural)
esacerbate (feminine plural)


bissino

bissino (feminine bissina, masculine plural bissini, feminine plural bissine)

bissina (feminine)
bissini (masculine plural)
bissine (feminine plural)


neofascista

neofascista (masculine plural neofascisti, feminine plural neofasciste)

neofascisti (masculine plural)
neofasciste (feminine plural)


eterico

eterico (feminine eterica, masculine plural eterici, feminine plural eteriche)

eterica (feminine)
eterici (masculine plural)
eteriche (feminine plural)


riformista

riformista (masculine plural riformisti, feminine plural riformiste)

riformisti (masculine plural)
riformiste (feminine plural)


eterodosso

eterodosso (feminine eterodossa, masculine plural eterodossi, feminine plural eterodosse)

eterodossa (feminine)
eterodossi (masculine plural)
eterodosse (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek ἑτερόδοξος (heteródoxos).


eterodiretto

eterodiretto (feminine eterodiretta, masculine plural eterodiretti, feminine plural eterodirette)

eterodiretta (feminine)
eterodiretti (masculine plural)
eterodirette (feminine plural)


etologico

etologico (feminine etologica, masculine plural etologici, feminine plural etologiche)

etologica (feminine)
etologici (masculine plural)
etologiche (feminine plural)


etnografico

etnografico (feminine etnografica, masculine plural etnografici, feminine plural etnografiche)

etnografica (feminine)
etnografici (masculine plural)
etnografiche (feminine plural)


salesiano

salesiano (feminine salesiana, masculine plural salesiani, feminine plural salesiane)

salesiana (feminine)
salesiani (masculine plural)
salesiane (feminine plural)

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epigenetico

epigenetico (feminine epigenetica, masculine plural epigenetici, feminine plural epigenetiche)

epigenetica (feminine)
epigenetici (masculine plural)
epigenetiche (feminine plural)


autologo

autologo (feminine autologa, masculine plural autologhi, feminine plural autologhe)

autologa (feminine)
autologhi (masculine plural)
autologhe (feminine plural)


estenuato

estenuato (feminine estenuata, masculine plural estenuati, feminine plural estenuate)

estenuata (feminine)
estenuati (masculine plural)
estenuate (feminine plural)


esuberante

Borrowed from Latin exūberantem, present active participle of exūberō (“to abound or flourish”).


eterologo

eterologo (feminine eterologa, masculine plural eterologhi, feminine plural eterologhe)

eterologa (feminine)
eterologhi (masculine plural)
eterologhe (feminine plural)


allogenico

allogenico (feminine allogenica, masculine plural allogenici, feminine plural allogeniche)

allogenica (feminine)
allogenici (masculine plural)
allogeniche (feminine plural)


eugenetico

eugenetico (feminine eugenetica, masculine plural eugenetici, feminine plural eugenetiche)

eugenetica (feminine)
eugenetici (masculine plural)
eugenetiche (feminine plural)


sferistico

sferistico (feminine sferistica, masculine plural sferistici, feminine plural sferistiche)

sferistica (feminine)
sferistici (masculine plural)
sferistiche (feminine plural)

describing any of several ball games in which the ball is hit with the hand


sgradito

sgradito (feminine sgradita, masculine plural sgraditi, feminine plural sgradite, superlative sgraditissimo)

sgradita (feminine)
sgraditi (masculine plural)
sgradite (feminine plural)
sgraditissimo (superlative)


semipieno

semipieno (feminine semipiena, masculine plural semipieni, feminine plural semipiene)

semipiena (feminine)
semipieni (masculine plural)
semipiene (feminine plural)


segregazionista

segregazionista (masculine plural segregazionisti, feminine plural segregazioniste)

segregazionisti (masculine plural)
segregazioniste (feminine plural)


euristico

euristico (feminine euristica, masculine plural euristici, feminine plural euristiche)

euristica (feminine)
euristici (masculine plural)
euristiche (feminine plural)


surrettizio

surrettizio (feminine surrettizia, masculine plural surrettizi, feminine plural surrettizie)

surrettizia (feminine)
surrettizi (masculine plural)
surrettizie (feminine plural)


eucaristico

eucaristico (feminine eucaristica, masculine plural eucaristici, feminine plural eucaristiche)

eucaristica (feminine)
eucaristici (masculine plural)
eucaristiche (feminine plural)


tempestato

tempestato (feminine tempestata, masculine plural tempestati, feminine plural tempestate)

tempestata (feminine)
tempestati (masculine plural)
tempestate (feminine plural)

un diadema tempestato di brillanti


progressista

progressista (masculine plural progressisti, feminine plural progressiste)

progressisti (masculine plural)
progressiste (feminine plural)


ufologico

ufologico (feminine ufologica, masculine plural ufologici, feminine plural ufologiche)

ufologica (feminine)
ufologici (masculine plural)
ufologiche (feminine plural)


tempestati

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


transatlantico

it-adj

transatlantico (feminine transatlantica, masculine plural transatlantici, feminine plural transatlantiche)

transatlantica (feminine)
transatlantici (masculine plural)
transatlantiche (feminine plural)


freschissimo

freschissima (feminine)
freschissimi (masculine plural)
freschissime (feminine plural)


etrusco

etrusco (feminine etrusca, masculine plural etruschi, feminine plural etrusche)

etrusca (feminine)
etruschi (masculine plural)
etrusche (feminine plural)

From Latin Etruscus (“Estruscan”), from Etruria (“Etruria”).


clorofilliano

clorofilliano (feminine clorofilliana, masculine plural clorofilliani, feminine plural clorofilliane)

clorofilliana (feminine)
clorofilliani (masculine plural)
clorofilliane (feminine plural)


familiarissimo

familiarissima (feminine)
familiarissimi (masculine plural)
familiarissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of familiare (“very familiar”)


falloso

falloso (feminine fallosa, masculine plural fallosi, feminine plural fallose)

fallosa (feminine)
fallosi (masculine plural)
fallose (feminine plural)


eliosferico

eliosferico (feminine eliosferica, masculine plural eliosferici, feminine plural eliosferiche)

eliosferica (feminine)
eliosferici (masculine plural)
eliosferiche (feminine plural)


endoergonico

endoergonico (feminine endoergonica, masculine plural endoergonici, feminine plural endoergoniche)

endoergonica (feminine)
endoergonici (masculine plural)
endoergoniche (feminine plural)


esoergonico

esoergonico (feminine esoergonica, masculine plural esoergonici, feminine plural esoergoniche)

esoergonica (feminine)
esoergonici (masculine plural)
esoergoniche (feminine plural)


sanatorio

sanatorio (feminine sanatoria, masculine plural sanatori, feminine plural sanatorie)

sanatoria (feminine)
sanatori (masculine plural)
sanatorie (feminine plural)


emissivo

emissivo (feminine emissiva, masculine plural emissivi, feminine plural emissive)

emissiva (feminine)
emissivi (masculine plural)
emissive (feminine plural)


eliosismologico

eliosismologico (feminine eliosismologica, masculine plural eliosismologici, feminine plural eliosismologiche)

eliosismologica (feminine)
eliosismologici (masculine plural)
eliosismologiche (feminine plural)


cromosferico

cromosferico (feminine cromosferica, masculine plural cromosferici, feminine plural cromosferiche)

cromosferica (feminine)
cromosferici (masculine plural)
cromosferiche (feminine plural)


convettivo

convettivo (feminine convettiva, masculine plural convettivi, feminine plural convettive)

convettiva (feminine)
convettivi (masculine plural)
convettive (feminine plural)


inabitato

inabitato (feminine inabitata, masculine plural inabitati, feminine plural inabitate)

inabitata (feminine)
inabitati (masculine plural)
inabitate (feminine plural)


fotosferico

fotosferico (feminine fotosferica, masculine plural fotosferici, feminine plural fotosferiche)

fotosferica (feminine)
fotosferici (masculine plural)
fotosferiche (feminine plural)


fermissimo

fermissima (feminine)
fermissimi (masculine plural)
fermissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of fermo:
very firm, very resolute


megalitico

megalitico (feminine megalitica, masculine plural megalitici, feminine plural megalitiche)

megalitica (feminine)
megalitici (masculine plural)
megalitiche (feminine plural)


meteoritico

meteoritico (feminine meteoritica, masculine plural meteoritici, feminine plural meteoritiche)

meteoritica (feminine)
meteoritici (masculine plural)
meteoritiche (feminine plural)


invariato

invariato (feminine invariata, masculine plural invariati, feminine plural invariate)

invariata (feminine)
invariati (masculine plural)
invariate (feminine plural)


fatato

fatato (feminine fatata, masculine plural fatati, feminine plural fatate)

fatata (feminine)
fatati (masculine plural)
fatate (feminine plural)


fastoso

fastoso (feminine fastosa, masculine plural fastosi, feminine plural fastose)

fastosa (feminine)
fastosi (masculine plural)
fastose (feminine plural)


insoluto

insoluto (feminine insoluta, masculine plural insoluti, feminine plural insolute)

insoluta (feminine)
insoluti (masculine plural)
insolute (feminine plural)

From Latin īnsolūtus, from in- + solūtus.


nettuniano

nettuniano (feminine nettuniana, masculine plural nettuniani, feminine plural nettuniane)

nettuniana (feminine)
nettuniani (masculine plural)
nettuniane (feminine plural)


facinoroso

facinoroso (feminine facinorosa, masculine plural facinorosi, feminine plural facinorose)

facinorosa (feminine)
facinorosi (masculine plural)
facinorose (feminine plural)


tempestate

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


filamentoso

it-adj

filamentoso (feminine filamentosa, masculine plural filamentosi, feminine plural filamentose)

filamentosa (feminine)
filamentosi (masculine plural)
filamentose (feminine plural)


geocentrico

geocentrico (feminine geocentrica, masculine plural geocentrici, feminine plural geocentriche)

geocentrica (feminine)
geocentrici (masculine plural)
geocentriche (feminine plural)


magnetoidrodinamica

feminine singular of magnetoidrodinamico


milionesimo

milionesimo (feminine milionesima, masculine plural milionesimi, feminine plural milionesime)

milionesima (feminine)
milionesimi (masculine plural)
milionesime (feminine plural)


monoteista

monoteista (masculine plural monoteisti, feminine plural monoteiste)

monoteisti (masculine plural)
monoteiste (feminine plural)


fanciullesco

fanciullesco (feminine fanciullesca, masculine plural fanciulleschi, feminine plural fanciullesche)

fanciullesca (feminine)
fanciulleschi (masculine plural)
fanciullesche (feminine plural)


parabolico

parabolico (feminine parabolica, masculine plural parabolici, feminine plural paraboliche)

parabolica (feminine)
parabolici (masculine plural)
paraboliche (feminine plural)


osservativo

osservativo (feminine osservativa, masculine plural osservativi, feminine plural osservative)

osservativa (feminine)
osservativi (masculine plural)
osservative (feminine plural)


protoplanetario

protoplanetario (feminine protoplanetaria, masculine plural protoplanetari, feminine plural protoplanetarie)

protoplanetaria (feminine)
protoplanetari (masculine plural)
protoplanetarie (feminine plural)

From proto- + planetario (compare protopianeta (“protoplanet”)).


fattivo

fattivo (feminine fattiva, masculine plural fattivi, feminine plural fattive)

fattiva (feminine)
fattivi (masculine plural)
fattive (feminine plural)


farraginoso

farraginoso (feminine farraginosa, masculine plural farraginosi, feminine plural farraginose)

farraginosa (feminine)
farraginosi (masculine plural)
farraginose (feminine plural)


politeista

politeista (masculine plural politeisti, feminine plural politeiste)

politeisti (masculine plural)
politeiste (feminine plural)


opaco

opaco (feminine opaca, masculine plural opachi, feminine plural opache)

opaca (feminine)
opachi (masculine plural)
opache (feminine plural)

(Possibly borrowed) from Latin opācus (“shaded, shady, dark”), itself of unknown origin.

opaque (allowing little light to pass through)


fazioso

fazioso (feminine faziosa, masculine plural faziosi, feminine plural faziose)

faziosa (feminine)
faziosi (masculine plural)
faziose (feminine plural)


fierissimo

fierissima (feminine)
fierissimi (masculine plural)
fierissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of fiero (“very proud”)


filmico

filmico (feminine filmica, masculine plural filmici, feminine plural filmiche)

filmica (feminine)
filmici (masculine plural)
filmiche (feminine plural)


farisaico

farisaico (feminine farisaica, masculine plural farisaici, feminine plural farisaiche)

farisaica (feminine)
farisaici (masculine plural)
farisaiche (feminine plural)


sinodico

sinodico (feminine sinodica, masculine plural sinodici, feminine plural sinodiche)

sinodica (feminine)
sinodici (masculine plural)
sinodiche (feminine plural)


stereoscopico

stereoscopico (feminine stereoscopica, masculine plural stereoscopici, feminine plural stereoscopiche)

stereoscopica (feminine)
stereoscopici (masculine plural)
stereoscopiche (feminine plural)

From stereo- + -scopico or stereoscopia + -ico.


fideistico

fideistico (feminine fideistica, masculine plural fideistici, feminine plural fideistiche)

fideistica (feminine)
fideistici (masculine plural)
fideistiche (feminine plural)

From fide(ismo) (“fideism”) + -istico (“-istic”).


ferocissimo

ferocissima (feminine)
ferocissimi (masculine plural)
ferocissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of feroce
very ferocious

superlative degree of feroce
very cruel, very fierce


termovettore

it-adj

termovettore (feminine termovettrice, masculine plural termovettori, feminine plural termovettrici)

termovettrice (feminine)
termovettori (masculine plural)
termovettrici (feminine plural)

convective (describing a fluid that transports heat)


astrofico

astrofico (feminine astrofica, masculine plural astrofici, feminine plural astrofiche)

astrofica (feminine)
astrofici (masculine plural)
astrofiche (feminine plural)


fideista

fideista (masculine plural fideisti, feminine plural fideiste)

fideisti (masculine plural)
fideiste (feminine plural)


rarefatto

rarefatto (feminine rarefatta, masculine plural rarefatti, feminine plural rarefatte)

rarefatta (feminine)
rarefatti (masculine plural)
rarefatte (feminine plural)


vaia

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


ferino

it-adj

ferino (feminine ferina, masculine plural ferini, feminine plural ferine)

ferina (feminine)
ferini (masculine plural)
ferine (feminine plural)


caricaturato

caricaturato (feminine caricaturata, masculine plural caricaturati, feminine plural caricaturate)

caricaturata (feminine)
caricaturati (masculine plural)
caricaturate (feminine plural)


incolmabile

c'è una certa distanza incolmabile tra le due

there's a certain unbridgeable distance between the two


iperbolico

iperbolico (feminine iperbolica, masculine plural iperbolici, feminine plural iperboliche)

iperbolica (feminine)
iperbolici (masculine plural)
iperboliche (feminine plural)


speleologico

speleologico (feminine speleologica, masculine plural speleologici, feminine plural speleologiche)

speleologica (feminine)
speleologici (masculine plural)
speleologiche (feminine plural)


melodrammatico

melodrammatico (feminine melodrammatica, masculine plural melodrammatici, feminine plural melodrammatiche)

melodrammatica (feminine)
melodrammatici (masculine plural)
melodrammatiche (feminine plural)


paradigmatico

paradigmatico (feminine paradigmatica, masculine plural paradigmatici, feminine plural paradigmatiche)

paradigmatica (feminine)
paradigmatici (masculine plural)
paradigmatiche (feminine plural)


limonato

limonato (feminine limonata, masculine plural limonati, feminine plural limonate)

limonata (feminine)
limonati (masculine plural)
limonate (feminine plural)

lemon (coloured/colored or flavoured/flavored)


ostruito

ostruito (feminine ostruita, masculine plural ostruiti, feminine plural ostruite)

ostruita (feminine)
ostruiti (masculine plural)
ostruite (feminine plural)


postmoderno

postmoderno (feminine postmoderna, masculine plural postmoderni, feminine plural postmoderne)

postmoderna (feminine)
postmoderni (masculine plural)
postmoderne (feminine plural)


sfaccettato

sfaccettato (feminine sfaccettata, masculine plural sfaccettati, feminine plural sfaccettate)

sfaccettata (feminine)
sfaccettati (masculine plural)
sfaccettate (feminine plural)


semiserio

semiserio (feminine semiseria, masculine plural semiseri, feminine plural semiserie)

semiseria (feminine)
semiseri (masculine plural)
semiserie (feminine plural)


spassoso

spassoso (feminine spassosa, masculine plural spassosi, feminine plural spassose, superlative spassosissimo)

spassosa (feminine)
spassosi (masculine plural)
spassose (feminine plural)
spassosissimo (superlative)

Il discorso era spassoso.

amusing, entertaining, hilarious, funny, sidesplitting


corrugato

corrugato (feminine corrugata, masculine plural corrugati, feminine plural corrugate)

corrugata (feminine)
corrugati (masculine plural)
corrugate (feminine plural)


induista

induista (masculine plural induisti, feminine plural induiste)

induisti (masculine plural)
induiste (feminine plural)


mesopotamico

mesopotamico (feminine mesopotamica, masculine plural mesopotamici, feminine plural mesopotamiche)

mesopotamica (feminine)
mesopotamici (masculine plural)
mesopotamiche (feminine plural)


farnetico

farnetico (feminine farnetica, masculine plural farnetici, feminine plural farnetiche)

farnetica (feminine)
farnetici (masculine plural)
farnetiche (feminine plural)


frequentissimo

frequentissima (feminine)
frequentissimi (masculine plural)
frequentissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of frequente (“very frequent”)


futuristico

futuristico (feminine futuristica, masculine plural futuristici, feminine plural futuristiche)

futuristica (feminine)
futuristici (masculine plural)
futuristiche (feminine plural)


ferventissimo

ferventissima (feminine)
ferventissimi (masculine plural)
ferventissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of fervente (“very fervent, very ardent”)


incapsulato

incapsulato (feminine incapsulata, masculine plural incapsulati, feminine plural incapsulate)

incapsulata (feminine)
incapsulati (masculine plural)
incapsulate (feminine plural)


operistico

operistico (feminine operistica, masculine plural operistici, feminine plural operistiche)

operistica (feminine)
operistici (masculine plural)
operistiche (feminine plural)


fulmineo

fulmineo (feminine fulminea, masculine plural fulminei, feminine plural fulminee)

fulminea (feminine)
fulminei (masculine plural)
fulminee (feminine plural)


celtico

celtico (feminine celtica, masculine plural celtici, feminine plural celtiche)

celtica (feminine)
celtici (masculine plural)
celtiche (feminine plural)

From Latin Celticus, from Ancient Greek Κελτῐκός (Keltikós). By surface analysis, celta + -ico.


filarmonico

filarmonico (feminine filarmonica, masculine plural filarmonici, feminine plural filarmoniche)

filarmonica (feminine)
filarmonici (masculine plural)
filarmoniche (feminine plural)

desctree

→ French: philharmonique
→ English: philharmonic
→ German: philharmonisch

From filo- + Ancient Greek ἁρμονία (harmonía).


ciarliero

it-adj

ciarliero (feminine ciarliera, masculine plural ciarlieri, feminine plural ciarliere)

ciarliera (feminine)
ciarlieri (masculine plural)
ciarliere (feminine plural)


frondoso

frondoso (feminine frondosa, masculine plural frondosi, feminine plural frondose)

frondosa (feminine)
frondosi (masculine plural)
frondose (feminine plural)


tarato

tarato (feminine tarata, masculine plural tarati, feminine plural tarate)

tarata (feminine)
tarati (masculine plural)
tarate (feminine plural)


rotativo

rotativo (feminine rotativa, masculine plural rotativi, feminine plural rotative)

rotativa (feminine)
rotativi (masculine plural)
rotative (feminine plural)


flessuoso

flessuoso (feminine flessuosa, masculine plural flessuosi, feminine plural flessuose)

flessuosa (feminine)
flessuosi (masculine plural)
flessuose (feminine plural)


funereo

funereo (feminine funerea, masculine plural funerei, feminine plural funeree)

funerea (feminine)
funerei (masculine plural)
funeree (feminine plural)


inconfessato

inconfessato (feminine inconfessata, masculine plural inconfessati, feminine plural inconfessate)

inconfessata (feminine)
inconfessati (masculine plural)
inconfessate (feminine plural)


imperlato

imperlato (feminine imperlata, masculine plural imperlati, feminine plural imperlate)

imperlata (feminine)
imperlati (masculine plural)
imperlate (feminine plural)


sdegnoso

sdegnoso (feminine sdegnosa, masculine plural sdegnosi, feminine plural sdegnose)

sdegnosa (feminine)
sdegnosi (masculine plural)
sdegnose (feminine plural)

scornful, contemptuous, disdainful, haughty, supercilious


smorto

smorto (feminine smorta, masculine plural smorti, feminine plural smorte)

smorta (feminine)
smorti (masculine plural)
smorte (feminine plural)


spregiato

spregiato (feminine spregiata, masculine plural spregiati, feminine plural spregiate)

spregiata (feminine)
spregiati (masculine plural)
spregiate (feminine plural)


attivissimo

attivissima (feminine)
attivissimi (masculine plural)
attivissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of attivo (“very active”)


complottistico

complottistico (feminine complottistica, masculine plural complottistici, feminine plural complottistiche)

complottistica (feminine)
complottistici (masculine plural)
complottistiche (feminine plural)

tending to see plots everywhere, especially where they do not exist


visitatissimo

visitatissima (feminine)
visitatissimi (masculine plural)
visitatissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of visitato (“most visited, very popular”)


trasecolato

trasecolato (feminine trasecolata, masculine plural trasecolati, feminine plural trasecolate)

trasecolata (feminine)
trasecolati (masculine plural)
trasecolate (feminine plural)


anticopia

digital rights management
digital rights management

(computing, Internet) anti-copy (describing digital rights management protected objects or systems)


popolarissimo

popolarissima (feminine)
popolarissimi (masculine plural)
popolarissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of popolare
very popular, very famous

superlative degree of popolare
very cheap, very low


spellano

spellano (feminine spellana, masculine plural spellani, feminine plural spellane)

spellana (feminine)
spellani (masculine plural)
spellane (feminine plural)


frequentatissimo

frequentatissima (feminine)
frequentatissimi (masculine plural)
frequentatissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of frequentato (“very popular, very busy, well-patronized”)


fratricida

fratricida (masculine plural fratricidi, feminine plural fratricide)

fratricidi (masculine plural)
fratricide (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin frātricīda. By surface analysis, fratri- (“brother”, fossilized stem of fratello) + -cida.

surf

fratri-<t:brother><pos:fossilized stem of <i class="Latn mention" lang="it">fratello</i>>


hobbistico

it-adj

hobbistico (feminine hobbistica, masculine plural hobbistici, feminine plural hobbistiche)

hobbistica (feminine)
hobbistici (masculine plural)
hobbistiche (feminine plural)


menomato

menomato (feminine menomata, masculine plural menomati, feminine plural menomate)

menomata (feminine)
menomati (masculine plural)
menomate (feminine plural)


salatissimo

salatissima (feminine)
salatissimi (masculine plural)
salatissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of salato
very costly or expensive


fenilico

fenilico (feminine fenilica, masculine plural fenilici, feminine plural feniliche)

fenilica (feminine)
fenilici (masculine plural)
feniliche (feminine plural)


scarno

scarno (feminine scarna, masculine plural scarni, feminine plural scarne, superlative scarnissimo)

scarna (feminine)
scarni (masculine plural)
scarne (feminine plural)
scarnissimo (superlative)


intrigato

intrigato (feminine intrigata, masculine plural intrigati, feminine plural intrigate)

intrigata (feminine)
intrigati (masculine plural)
intrigate (feminine plural)


scemato

scemato (feminine scemata, masculine plural scemati, feminine plural scemate)

scemata (feminine)
scemati (masculine plural)
scemate (feminine plural)


sfibrato

sfibrato (feminine sfibrata, masculine plural sfibrati, feminine plural sfibrate)

sfibrata (feminine)
sfibrati (masculine plural)
sfibrate (feminine plural)


sismografico

sismografico (feminine sismografica, masculine plural sismografici, feminine plural sismografiche)

sismografica (feminine)
sismografici (masculine plural)
sismografiche (feminine plural)


tendenzioso

tendenzioso (feminine tendenziosa, masculine plural tendenziosi, feminine plural tendenziose)

tendenziosa (feminine)
tendenziosi (masculine plural)
tendenziose (feminine plural)


strampalato

strampalato (feminine strampalata, masculine plural strampalati, feminine plural strampalate)

strampalata (feminine)
strampalati (masculine plural)
strampalate (feminine plural)

Uncertain, perhaps from strambo (“strange”) and trampoli (“stilts”).


indemoniato

indemoniato (feminine indemoniata, masculine plural indemoniati, feminine plural indemoniate)

indemoniata (feminine)
indemoniati (masculine plural)
indemoniate (feminine plural)

From in- + Demonio (“the Devil”) + -ato.


femmineo

femmineo (feminine femminea, masculine plural femminei, feminine plural femminee)

femminea (feminine)
femminei (masculine plural)
femminee (feminine plural)


feticistico

feticistico (feminine feticistica, masculine plural feticistici, feminine plural feticistiche)

feticistica (feminine)
feticistici (masculine plural)
feticistiche (feminine plural)


fidatissimo

fidatissima (feminine)
fidatissimi (masculine plural)
fidatissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of fidato (“really trusted, absolutely trusted”)


feticista

feticista (masculine plural feticisti, feminine plural feticiste)

feticisti (masculine plural)
feticiste (feminine plural)


fenicio

fenicio (feminine fenicia, masculine plural fenici, feminine plural fenicie)

fenicia (feminine)
fenici (masculine plural)
fenicie (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin phoenīcius (“Phoenician”).


feritore

it-adj

feritore (feminine feritrice, masculine plural feritori, feminine plural feritrici)

feritrice (feminine)
feritori (masculine plural)
feritrici (feminine plural)

From feri(re) (“to wound, injure”) + -tore (“-er”, agent noun suffix).


ostentato

it-adj

ostentato (feminine ostentata, masculine plural ostentati, feminine plural ostentate)

ostentata (feminine)
ostentati (masculine plural)
ostentate (feminine plural)


pretorio

pretorio (feminine pretoria, masculine plural pretori, feminine plural pretorie)

pretoria (feminine)
pretori (masculine plural)
pretorie (feminine plural)


frammisto

frammisto (feminine frammista, masculine plural frammisti, feminine plural frammiste)

frammista (feminine)
frammisti (masculine plural)
frammiste (feminine plural)

E intorno a loro, frammisti a loro, sopra di loro e sotto ai loro piedi, altri volti e altre membra

1980, Umberto Eco, “Primo giorno - Sesta”, in Il nome della rosa [The Name of the Rose] (I grandi tascabili), Milan: Bompiani, published 1984, page 52:

And around them, intermixed with them, on top of them and under their feet, more faces and more limbs


sadduceo

sadduceo (feminine sadducea, masculine plural sadducei, feminine plural sadducee)

sadducea (feminine)
sadducei (masculine plural)
sadducee (feminine plural)


fioco

fioco (feminine fioca, masculine plural fiochi, feminine plural fioche)

fioca (feminine)
fiochi (masculine plural)
fioche (feminine plural)

Akin to fiacco (“tired, feeble”), from Latin flaccus (“flabby, flaccid”), possibly with contamination of roco, rauco (“hoarse”). Compare also German flau (“weak”).

Mentre ch’i’ rovinava in basso loco, ¶ dinanzi a li occhi mi si fu offerto ¶ chi per lungo silenzio parea fioco.

1300s–1310s, Dante Alighieri, “Canto I”, in Inferno [Hell], lines 61–63; republished as Giorgio Petrocchi, editor, La Commedia secondo l'antica vulgata [The Commedia according to the ancient vulgate], 2ⁿᵈ revised edition, Florence: publ. Le Lettere, 1994:

While I was rushing downward to the lowland, before my eyes presented himself he who looked dim due to long-continued silence.


impudico

impudico (feminine impudica, masculine plural impudichi, feminine plural impudiche)

impudica (feminine)
impudichi (masculine plural)
impudiche (feminine plural)


federativo

federativo (feminine federativa, masculine plural federativi, feminine plural federative)

federativa (feminine)
federativi (masculine plural)
federative (feminine plural)

Borrowed from French fédératif. By surface analysis, federat(o) (“federate”) + -ivo (“-ive”).


monco

it-adj

monco (feminine monca, masculine plural monchi, feminine plural monche)

monca (feminine)
monchi (masculine plural)
monche (feminine plural)

Perhaps a blend of manco + tronco. Compare Sicilian mugnu.

Però disse ’l maestro: “Se tu tronchi / qualche fraschetta d’una d’este piante, / li pensier c’hai si faran tutti monchi”.

1300s–1310s, Dante Alighieri, “Canto XIII”, in Inferno [Hell], lines 28–30; republished as Giorgio Petrocchi, editor, La Commedia secondo l'antica vulgata [The Commedia according to the ancient vulgate], 2ⁿᵈ revised edition, Florence: publ. Le Lettere, 1994:

Therefore the master said: "If thou break off some little spray from any of these trees, the thoughts thou hast will wholly be made vain."


fedifrago

fedifrago (feminine fedifraga, masculine plural fedifraghi, feminine plural fedifraghe)

fedifraga (feminine)
fedifraghi (masculine plural)
fedifraghe (feminine plural)

From Latin foedifragus (“pact-breaking”).


federato

federato (feminine federata, masculine plural federati, feminine plural federate)

federata (feminine)
federati (masculine plural)
federate (feminine plural)

From Latin foederātus (“sealed, ratified”), perfect passive participle of foederō, derived from foedus (“pact, alliance”).


trasfigurato

trasfigurato (feminine trasfigurata, masculine plural trasfigurati, feminine plural trasfigurate)

trasfigurata (feminine)
trasfigurati (masculine plural)
trasfigurate (feminine plural)


adornato

adornato (feminine adornata, masculine plural adornati, feminine plural adornate)

adornata (feminine)
adornati (masculine plural)
adornate (feminine plural)


rufo

rufo (feminine rufa, masculine plural rufi, feminine plural rufe)

rufa (feminine)
rufi (masculine plural)
rufe (feminine plural)


dimenticato da dio

dimenticato da dio (feminine dimenticata da dio, masculine plural dimenticati da dio, feminine plural dimenticate da dio)

dimenticata da dio (feminine)
dimenticati da dio (masculine plural)
dimenticate da dio (feminine plural)


dimenticato da Dio

dimenticato da Dio (feminine dimenticata da Dio, masculine plural dimenticati da Dio, feminine plural dimenticate da Dio)

dimenticata da Dio (feminine)
dimenticati da Dio (masculine plural)
dimenticate da Dio (feminine plural)

dimenticato da dio
dimenticato da dio#Italian

Alternative spelling of dimenticato da dio


dimenticati da Dio

dimenticato da Dio
dimenticato da Dio#Italian


cireneo

cireneo (feminine cirenea, masculine plural cirenei, feminine plural cirenee)

cirenea (feminine)
cirenei (masculine plural)
cirenee (feminine plural)


finestrato

finestrato (feminine finestrata, masculine plural finestrati, feminine plural finestrate)

finestrata (feminine)
finestrati (masculine plural)
finestrate (feminine plural)


costernato

costernato (feminine costernata, masculine plural costernati, feminine plural costernate)

costernata (feminine)
costernati (masculine plural)
costernate (feminine plural)


del genere

Non avevo mai visto una cosa del genere!


fuori servizio

Literally, “out (of) service”. Compare French hors service.


cananeo

cananeo (feminine cananea, masculine plural cananei, feminine plural cananee)

cananea (feminine)
cananei (masculine plural)
cananee (feminine plural)


efesino

efesino (feminine efesina, masculine plural efesini, feminine plural efesine)

efesina (feminine)
efesini (masculine plural)
efesine (feminine plural)


ellenista

ellenista (masculine plural ellenisti, feminine plural elleniste)

ellenisti (masculine plural)
elleniste (feminine plural)


esecratorio

esecratorio (feminine esecratoria, masculine plural esecratori, feminine plural esecratorie)

esecratoria (feminine)
esecratori (masculine plural)
esecratorie (feminine plural)

Fattosi giorno, i Giudei ordirono una congiura e fecero voto con giuramento esecratorio di non toccare né cibo né bevanda, sino a che non avessero ucciso Paolo.

And when it was day, certain of the Jews banded together, and bound themselves under a curse, saying that they would neither eat nor drink till they had killed Paul.


esterrefatto

esterrefatto (feminine esterrefatta, masculine plural esterrefatti, feminine plural esterrefatte)

esterrefatta (feminine)
esterrefatti (masculine plural)
esterrefatte (feminine plural)


idropico

idropico (feminine idropica, masculine plural idropici, feminine plural idropiche)

idropica (feminine)
idropici (masculine plural)
idropiche (feminine plural)


fornicatore

fornicatore (feminine fornicatrice, masculine plural fornicatori, feminine plural fornicatrici)

fornicatrice (feminine)
fornicatori (masculine plural)
fornicatrici (feminine plural)


imbevuto

imbevuto (feminine imbevuta, masculine plural imbevuti, feminine plural imbevute)

imbevuta (feminine)
imbevuti (masculine plural)
imbevute (feminine plural)


incorrotto

incorrotto (feminine incorrotta, masculine plural incorrotti, feminine plural incorrotte)

incorrotta (feminine)
incorrotti (masculine plural)
incorrotte (feminine plural)


infiacchito

infiacchito (feminine infiacchita, masculine plural infiacchiti, feminine plural infiacchite)

infiacchita (feminine)
infiacchiti (masculine plural)
infiacchite (feminine plural)


infruttuoso

infruttuoso (feminine infruttuosa, masculine plural infruttuosi, feminine plural infruttuose)

infruttuosa (feminine)
infruttuosi (masculine plural)
infruttuose (feminine plural)


indisciplinato

indisciplinato (feminine indisciplinata, masculine plural indisciplinati, feminine plural indisciplinate)

indisciplinata (feminine)
indisciplinati (masculine plural)
indisciplinate (feminine plural)


inconsiderato

inconsiderato (feminine inconsiderata, masculine plural inconsiderati, feminine plural inconsiderate)

inconsiderata (feminine)
inconsiderati (masculine plural)
inconsiderate (feminine plural)


infingardo

infingardo (feminine infingarda, masculine plural infingardi, feminine plural infingarde)

infingarda (feminine)
infingardi (masculine plural)
infingarde (feminine plural)


gagliardo

gagliardo (feminine gagliarda, masculine plural gagliardi, feminine plural gagliarde, superlative gagliardissimo)

gagliarda (feminine)
gagliardi (masculine plural)
gagliarde (feminine plural)
gagliardissimo (superlative)

Mentre è vermiglio il fiore
di nostra etade acerba,
l’alma vòta e superba
cento dolci pensieri educa invano,
né morte aspetta né vecchiezza; e nulla
cura di morbi ha l’uom gagliardo e sano.

1818–1836, Giacomo Leopardi, “XLI — Dello stesso”, in Canti, lines 10–15; republished as Alessandro Donati, editor, Bari: publ. Laterza, 1917:

When the flower of our unripe age is vermilion, the empty, haughty soul raises a hundred sweet thoughts, and expects neither death nor old age. And the healthy, vigorous man has no care for illnesses.

Oimè il bel viso, oimè il soave sguardo,
oimè il leggiadro portamento altero;
oimè il parlar ch’ogni aspro ingegno et fero
facevi humile, ed ogni huom vil gagliardo!

1336–1374, Francesco Petrarca, “CCLXVII — Oimè il bel viso, oimè il soave sguardo”, in Il Canzoniere, lines 1–4; republished as Daniele Ponchiroli, editor, Turin: publ. Giulio Einaudi, 1964:

Ah, the beautiful face! Ah, the gentle look! Ah, the graceful, haughty bearing! Ah, the voice that made any harsh, cruel disposition humble, and any coward brave!

Era costei bellissima del corpo e del viso quanto alcuna altra femina fosse mai, e giovane e gagliarda e savia piú che a donna per avventura non si richiedea.

1349–1353, Giovanni Boccaccio, “Giornata quarta – Novella prima”, in Decameron; republished as Aldo Francesco Massera, editor, Il Decameron, Bari: Laterza, 1927:

She had a most beautiful body and face, more than any other woman; and young, and lively, and knowledgeable, more than anyone could ask a woman for.

So che una bella e gagliarda sirena sei tu / So che si perde chi guarda quegli occhi tuoi blu.

1932, “Parlami d'amore Mariù”, Ennio Neri (lyrics), Cesare Andrea Bixio (music), performed by Vittorio De Sica:

I know you're a beautiful, lively siren; I know whoever looks into your blue eyes gets lost.

forceful, strong, vigorous
raging (of fire)

forceful, strong, vigorous
heavy (of artillery fire)

forceful, strong, vigorous
lively (of plants)

forceful, strong, vigorous
strong (of wine)

forceful, strong, vigorous
(Rome) strong (of coffee)

forceful, strong, vigorous
strong (of coffee)

forceful, strong, vigorous
effective (of medications)

L’S ancora ci ſegna due ſuoni diverſi: uno gagliardo, e uno rimeſſo.

1643, Benedetto Buommattei, “S. Quanti suoni accenni [S - How many sounds it suggests]” (chapter 15), Trattato terzo - Delle lettere, in Della lingua toscana; republished, Florence, Verona: Pierantonio Berno, 1720, page 39:

The S also shows two different sounds: an unvoiced one, and a voiced one.

(phonetics, obsolete, rare) unvoiced (said of the letters S and Z)


ingannatore

ingannatore (feminine ingannatrice, masculine plural ingannatori, feminine plural ingannatrici)

ingannatrice (feminine)
ingannatori (masculine plural)
ingannatrici (feminine plural)


inconsulto

inconsulto (feminine inconsulta, masculine plural inconsulti, feminine plural inconsulte)

inconsulta (feminine)
inconsulti (masculine plural)
inconsulte (feminine plural)


anovulatorio

anovulatorio (feminine anovulatoria, masculine plural anovulatori, feminine plural anovulatorie)

anovulatoria (feminine)
anovulatori (masculine plural)
anovulatorie (feminine plural)


damasceno

damasceno (feminine damascena, masculine plural damasceni, feminine plural damascene)

damascena (feminine)
damasceni (masculine plural)
damascene (feminine plural)

Damascene (of, from or relating to Damascus)


fisionomico

fisionomico (feminine fisionomica, masculine plural fisionomici, feminine plural fisionomiche)

fisionomica (feminine)
fisionomici (masculine plural)
fisionomiche (feminine plural)


fondativo

fondativo (feminine fondativa, masculine plural fondativi, feminine plural fondative)

fondativa (feminine)
fondativi (masculine plural)
fondative (feminine plural)


ineffabile

Borrowed from Latin ineffābilis (“unutterable, unpronounceable”), derived from effābilis (“utterable”), derived from effor (“to speak, say out, utter”), derived from for (“to speak, talk, say”).

bor+

Quello infinito e ineffabil bene
che là sù è, così corre ad amore
com’a lucido corpo raggio vene.

1310s, Dante Alighieri, “Canto XV”, in Purgatorio [Purgatory], lines 67–69; republished as Giorgio Petrocchi, editor, La Commedia secondo l'antica vulgata [The Commedia according to the ancient vulgate], 2ⁿᵈ revised edition, Florence: publ. Le Lettere, 1994:

That infinite, indescribable goodness that is up there, runs towards Love like a ray comes to a shiny surface.

Quello eccelso e inestimabile prencipe sommo Giove, […] per la sua ineffabile providenza […]

1336, Giovanni Boccaccio, “Libro primo, Capitolo 3 [First book, Chapter 3]”, in Filocolo, Milan, published 1998:

That great and immeasurable prince Jupiter, […] through his ineffable providence […]

Ben venne a dilivrarmi un grande amico
per somma et ineffabil cortesia

1336–1374, Francesco Petrarca, “LXXXI — Io son sí stanco sotto ’l fascio antico”, in Il Canzoniere, lines 5–6; republished as Daniele Ponchiroli, editor, Turin: publ. Giulio Einaudi, 1964:

A great friend came to rescue me, with noble and ineffable courtesy

(literal, rare) indescribable, unspeakable, ineffable

(informal, humorous or ironic) unparalleled, peerless, matchless, incomparable


fiorato

it-adj

fiorato (feminine fiorata, masculine plural fiorati, feminine plural fiorate)

fiorata (feminine)
fiorati (masculine plural)
fiorate (feminine plural)


fissativo

fissativo (feminine fissativa, masculine plural fissativi, feminine plural fissative)

fissativa (feminine)
fissativi (masculine plural)
fissative (feminine plural)


floridissimo

floridissima (feminine)
floridissimi (masculine plural)
floridissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of florido (“very thriving, very prosperous, very healthy”)


floscio

floscio (feminine floscia, masculine plural flosci, feminine plural flosce)

floscia (feminine)
flosci (masculine plural)
flosce (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Spanish flojo, from Latin fluxus. Doublet of frocio. Compare Sicilian froscia.


fornitissimo

fornitissima (feminine)
fornitissimi (masculine plural)
fornitissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of fornito (“very stocked (shop, etc.)”)


a fiori

Lei, intenta a scegliersi un vestitino estivo a fiori, porta avanti la schermaglia amorosa.

2020 September 24, Massimo Basile, “In fila per gli ultimi saldi da Century 21: l'icona pop della moda newyorkese fa bancarotta per il Covid [In line for the last sales from Century 21: the New York fashion icon becomes bankrupt due to Covid]”, in la Repubblica:

She, intent on choosing a little floral summer dress for herself, carries out amorous courtship.

decorated with flowers; flowery, flowered, floral


forcuto

forcuto (feminine forcuta, masculine plural forcuti, feminine plural forcute)

forcuta (feminine)
forcuti (masculine plural)
forcute (feminine plural)


indecoroso

indecoroso (feminine indecorosa, masculine plural indecorosi, feminine plural indecorose)

indecorosa (feminine)
indecorosi (masculine plural)
indecorose (feminine plural)


foriero

foriero (feminine foriera, masculine plural forieri, feminine plural foriere)

foriera (feminine)
forieri (masculine plural)
foriere (feminine plural)


giovanissimo

giovanissima (feminine)
giovanissimi (masculine plural)
giovanissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of giovane (“very young; youngest”)


ignominioso

ignominioso (feminine ignominiosa, masculine plural ignominiosi, feminine plural ignominiose)

ignominiosa (feminine)
ignominiosi (masculine plural)
ignominiose (feminine plural)


chemioterapico

chemioterapico (feminine chemioterapica, masculine plural chemioterapici, feminine plural chemioterapiche)

chemioterapica (feminine)
chemioterapici (masculine plural)
chemioterapiche (feminine plural)


insubordinato

insubordinato (feminine insubordinata, masculine plural insubordinati, feminine plural insubordinate)

insubordinata (feminine)
insubordinati (masculine plural)
insubordinate (feminine plural)


licenzioso

licenzioso (feminine licenziosa, masculine plural licenziosi, feminine plural licenziose)

licenziosa (feminine)
licenziosi (masculine plural)
licenziose (feminine plural)

From Latin licentiōsus, from licentia (“license, freedom”).


garante

From Old French garant, probably from Frankish *werênd, *warjan, akin to German gewähren (“to grant”) and Old High German wërênt.


indefettibile

in- (“un-, in-, not”, negative prefix) + defettibile (“fallible”).

af

not capable of fault: infallible, unfailing

Se ſi niega che ’l tutto creato ſia defettibile nella ſoﬅanza, e perciò ſi dica che ſia nella ſoﬅanza increato; dunque è indefettibile nella forma

early 1670s, Francesco Fulvio Frugoni, chapter L (chapter 50), in Moralizzamenti critici sopra alcuni testi del prologo dell'Epulone; republished in L'Epulone, opera melodramatica esposta, con le prose morali critiche, Venice: Combi & La Noù, 1675, page 432:

If one denies that everything created is, in its essence, susceptible to disappearing—and, therefore, says that it is uncreated in its essence—it [everything created] is then ever-present in its form

[…] all things which have life aspire to GOD,
The sun of being, boundless, unimpair'd,
Center of souls! […]

1764 [1744], “Libro secondo”, in I piaceri dell'immaginazione, translation of The Pleasures of the Imagination by Mark Akenside (in English); republished in Opere del signor Angelo Mazza , fra gli arcadî Armonide Elideo, volume 4, Parma: Giuseppe Paganino, 1818, page 67:

all that has life aspires to God, immense, unfailing sun of the beings, center of the souls.

not liable to disappear or lack: unfailing, ever-present


italico

it-adj

italico (feminine italica, masculine plural italici, feminine plural italiche)

italica (feminine)
italici (masculine plural)
italiche (feminine plural)


menzognero

menzognero (feminine menzognera, masculine plural menzogneri, feminine plural menzognere)

menzognera (feminine)
menzogneri (masculine plural)
menzognere (feminine plural)

Sempre un amabile, leggiadro viso, in pianto o in riso, è menzognero.

1851, Giuseppe Verdi (lyrics and music), “La donna è mobile”, in Rigoletto:


litigioso

litigioso (feminine litigiosa, masculine plural litigiosi, feminine plural litigiose)

litigiosa (feminine)
litigiosi (masculine plural)
litigiose (feminine plural)


menno

menno (feminine menna, masculine plural menni, feminine plural menne)

menna (feminine)
menni (masculine plural)
menne (feminine plural)

Probably from Vulgar Latin *minuus, having the same root as minuō (“to make smaller, to diminish”).


irresoluto

irresoluto (feminine irresoluta, masculine plural irresoluti, feminine plural irresolute)

irresoluta (feminine)
irresoluti (masculine plural)
irresolute (feminine plural)


sopraccennato

sopraccennato (feminine sopraccennata, masculine plural sopraccennati, feminine plural sopraccennate)

sopraccennata (feminine)
sopraccennati (masculine plural)
sopraccennate (feminine plural)


olivastro

olivastro (feminine olivastra, masculine plural olivastri, feminine plural olivastre)

olivastra (feminine)
olivastri (masculine plural)
olivastre (feminine plural)


officiante

From officia(re) (“to officiate”) + -ante (“-ing; -ant”).


sopracciliare

(anatomy, relational) eyebrow; superciliary


libertino

it-adj

libertino (feminine libertina, masculine plural libertini, feminine plural libertine)

libertina (feminine)
libertini (masculine plural)
libertine (feminine plural)


sopraffino

sopraffino (feminine sopraffina, masculine plural sopraffini, feminine plural sopraffine)

sopraffina (feminine)
sopraffini (masculine plural)
sopraffine (feminine plural)

superior, excellent, first-class, superfine


multiforme

From Latin multifōrmis, calque of Ancient Greek πολύμορφος (polúmorphos). By surface analysis, multi- (“many”, “multi-”, multiplying prefix) + -forme (“form”, “shape”).

surf

Un uom dal multiforme ingegno vive, del mondo esperto, e delli vizi umani e del valore, rege d'Itaca pietrosa

2015, Daniele Luttazzi, “Bloom: Porno-Teo-Kolossal”, in Bloom: Porno-Teo-Kolossal, 1st edition (satirical parody; paperback), Il Fatto Quotidiano, A, page 7:

A man of multiform ingenuity lives, experienced of the world, and of human vices and virtue, king of rocky Ithaca.


proferito

it-adj

proferito (feminine proferita, masculine plural proferiti, feminine plural proferite)

proferita (feminine)
proferiti (masculine plural)
proferite (feminine plural)


predestinato

predestinato (feminine predestinata, masculine plural predestinati, feminine plural predestinate)

predestinata (feminine)
predestinati (masculine plural)
predestinate (feminine plural)


preziosissimo

preziosissima (feminine)
preziosissimi (masculine plural)
preziosissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of prezioso (“very precious or valuable”)


operoso

operoso (feminine operosa, masculine plural operosi, feminine plural operose)

operosa (feminine)
operosi (masculine plural)
operose (feminine plural)


profetico

profetico (feminine profetica, masculine plural profetici, feminine plural profetiche)

profetica (feminine)
profetici (masculine plural)
profetiche (feminine plural)

From Latin prophēticus, from Ancient Greek προφητικός (prophētikós). By surface analysis, profeta + -ico.


profanatore

profanatore (feminine profanatrice, masculine plural profanatori, feminine plural profanatrici)

profanatrice (feminine)
profanatori (masculine plural)
profanatrici (feminine plural)


pernicioso

pernicioso (feminine perniciosa, masculine plural perniciosi, feminine plural perniciose, superlative perniciosissimo)

perniciosa (feminine)
perniciosi (masculine plural)
perniciose (feminine plural)
perniciosissimo (superlative)

From Latin perniciōsus. By surface analysis, pernicie (“disaster”, “ruin”) + -oso (“-ous”, suffix denoting presence of an attribute).


snobistico

it-adj

snobistico (feminine snobistica, masculine plural snobistici, feminine plural snobistiche)

snobistica (feminine)
snobistici (masculine plural)
snobistiche (feminine plural)


saponoso

saponoso (feminine saponosa, masculine plural saponosi, feminine plural saponose)

saponosa (feminine)
saponosi (masculine plural)
saponose (feminine plural)


sassoso

sassoso (feminine sassosa, masculine plural sassosi, feminine plural sassose)

sassosa (feminine)
sassosi (masculine plural)
sassose (feminine plural)


sbiadito

sbiadito (feminine sbiadita, masculine plural sbiaditi, feminine plural sbiadite)

sbiadita (feminine)
sbiaditi (masculine plural)
sbiadite (feminine plural)


sapienzale

(relational) wisdom, knowledge, learning


sabbatico

sabbatico (feminine sabbatica, masculine plural sabbatici, feminine plural sabbatiche)

sabbatica (feminine)
sabbatici (masculine plural)
sabbatiche (feminine plural)


santificatore

santificatore (feminine santificatrice, masculine plural santificatori, feminine plural santificatrici)

santificatrice (feminine)
santificatori (masculine plural)
santificatrici (feminine plural)


salariato

salariato (feminine salariata, masculine plural salariati, feminine plural salariate)

salariata (feminine)
salariati (masculine plural)
salariate (feminine plural)


schernitore

schernitore (feminine schernitrice, masculine plural schernitori, feminine plural schernitrici)

schernitrice (feminine)
schernitori (masculine plural)
schernitrici (feminine plural)


scellerato

scellerato (feminine scellerata, masculine plural scellerati, feminine plural scellerate, superlative scelleratissimo)

scellerata (feminine)
scellerati (masculine plural)
scellerate (feminine plural)
scelleratissimo (superlative)


sballottato

sballottato (feminine sballottata, masculine plural sballottati, feminine plural sballottate)

sballottata (feminine)
sballottati (masculine plural)
sballottate (feminine plural)


sfolgorato

sfolgorato (feminine sfolgorata, masculine plural sfolgorati, feminine plural sfolgorate)

sfolgorata (feminine)
sfolgorati (masculine plural)
sfolgorate (feminine plural)


prisco

prisco (feminine prisca, masculine plural prischi, feminine plural prische)

prisca (feminine)
prischi (masculine plural)
prische (feminine plural)

From Latin prīscus, from earlier *priuscus, derived from prior (“former”, “previous”), from Proto-Italic *priōs, ultimately from the Proto-Indo-European root *per (“to go over”).

[…] i' farò forse un mio lavor sì doppio ¶ tra lo stil de' moderni e 'l sermon prisco ¶ che, paventosamente a dirlo ardisco, ¶ infin a Roma n’udirai lo scoppio.

14th century, Francesco Petrarca with Gianfranco Contini, “S'Amore o Morte non da qualche stroppio [If Love or Death do not bring some flaw]”, in Canzoniere^(https://it.wikisource.org/wiki/Canzoniere_(Rerum_vulgarium_fragmenta)), 12th edition, Turin: Laterza, published 1989, lines 5–8:

[…] perhaps I will create a double work ¶ in modern style but with ancient content, ¶ so that, I’m fearful of saying it too boldly, ¶ you’ll hear the noise even as far as Rome.

[…] non fien da' lacci sciolte ¶ dell'antico sopor l'itale menti ¶ s'ai patrii esempi della prisca etade ¶ questa terra fatal non si rivolga.

1835, Giacomo Leopardi with Alessandro Donati, “II. Sul monumento di Dante [About Dante's monument]”, in Canti^(https://it.wikisource.org/wiki/Indice:Canti_(Leopardi_-_Donati).djvu), Bari: Einaudi, published 1917, page 18, lines 3–6:

[…] they may not be freed from the snares ¶ of their age-old drowsiness, the Italian minds, ¶ if to the country's examples of the ancient age ¶ this great land will not return.


silvano

silvano (feminine silvana, masculine plural silvani, feminine plural silvane)

silvana (feminine)
silvani (masculine plural)
silvane (feminine plural)


sontuoso

sontuoso (feminine sontuosa, masculine plural sontuosi, feminine plural sontuose, superlative sontuosissimo)

sontuosa (feminine)
sontuosi (masculine plural)
sontuose (feminine plural)
sontuosissimo (superlative)

Semi-learned borrowing from Latin sūmptuōsus.


sabatico

it-adj

sabatico (feminine sabatica, masculine plural sabatici, feminine plural sabatiche)

sabatica (feminine)
sabatici (masculine plural)
sabatiche (feminine plural)


stoico

stoico (feminine stoica, masculine plural stoici, feminine plural stoiche)

stoica (feminine)
stoici (masculine plural)
stoiche (feminine plural)

From Latin stoicus, from Ancient Greek Στωϊκός (Stōïkós).


sozzo

sozzo (feminine sozza, masculine plural sozzi, feminine plural sozze)

sozza (feminine)
sozzi (masculine plural)
sozze (feminine plural)

From Latin sūcidus, probably through the intermediate of Old Occitan sotz. Less likely directly through a Vulgar Latin form *sud(i)cius, following metathesis. Doublet of sudicio and sucido. Compare Sicilian zuzzu (and zozzu).


tentatore

tentatore (feminine tentatrice, masculine plural tentatori, feminine plural tentatrici)

tentatrice (feminine)
tentatori (masculine plural)
tentatrici (feminine plural)


unigenito

unigenito (feminine unigenita, masculine plural unigeniti, feminine plural unigenite)

unigenita (feminine)
unigeniti (masculine plural)
unigenite (feminine plural)


undecimo

undecimo (feminine undecima, masculine plural undecimi, feminine plural undecime)

undecima (feminine)
undecimi (masculine plural)
undecime (feminine plural)

Luigi undecimo

Louis XI (literally, “Louis [the] Eleventh”)

Pio undecimo

[Pope] Pius XI (literally, “Pius [the] Eleventh”)

(literary) the Eleventh (postpositive, in reference to kings and popes)


supersimmetrico

supersimmetrico (feminine supersimmetrica, masculine plural supersimmetrici, feminine plural supersimmetriche)

supersimmetrica (feminine)
supersimmetrici (masculine plural)
supersimmetriche (feminine plural)


votivo

votivo (feminine votiva, masculine plural votivi, feminine plural votive)

votiva (feminine)
votivi (masculine plural)
votive (feminine plural)


anticipatore

anticipatore (feminine anticipatrice, masculine plural anticipatori, feminine plural anticipatrici)

anticipatrice (feminine)
anticipatori (masculine plural)
anticipatrici (feminine plural)


ingegneristico

ingegneristico (feminine ingegneristica, masculine plural ingegneristici, feminine plural ingegneristiche)

ingegneristica (feminine)
ingegneristici (masculine plural)
ingegneristiche (feminine plural)


induttivo

induttivo (feminine induttiva, masculine plural induttivi, feminine plural induttive)

induttiva (feminine)
induttivi (masculine plural)
induttive (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin inductivus, from Latin inducō.


regolativo

regolativo (feminine regolativa, masculine plural regolativi, feminine plural regolative)

regolativa (feminine)
regolativi (masculine plural)
regolative (feminine plural)


ricorsivo

ricorsivo (feminine ricorsiva, masculine plural ricorsivi, feminine plural ricorsive)

ricorsiva (feminine)
ricorsivi (masculine plural)
ricorsive (feminine plural)


pseudoscientifico

pseudoscientifico (feminine pseudoscientifica, masculine plural pseudoscientifici, feminine plural pseudoscientifiche)

pseudoscientifica (feminine)
pseudoscientifici (masculine plural)
pseudoscientifiche (feminine plural)


elettrodinamica

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


animistico

it-adj

animistico (feminine animistica, masculine plural animistici, feminine plural animistiche)

animistica (feminine)
animistici (masculine plural)
animistiche (feminine plural)


radioanalitico

radioanalitico (feminine radioanalitica, masculine plural radioanalitici, feminine plural radioanalitiche)

radioanalitica (feminine)
radioanalitici (masculine plural)
radioanalitiche (feminine plural)


radiochimico

radiochimico (feminine radiochimica, masculine plural radiochimici, feminine plural radiochimiche)

radiochimica (feminine)
radiochimici (masculine plural)
radiochimiche (feminine plural)


superfluido

superfluido (feminine superfluida, masculine plural superfluidi, feminine plural superfluide)

superfluida (feminine)
superfluidi (masculine plural)
superfluide (feminine plural)


transfermico

transfermico (feminine transfermica, masculine plural transfermici, feminine plural transfermiche)

transfermica (feminine)
transfermici (masculine plural)
transfermiche (feminine plural)


isotono

isotono (feminine isotona, masculine plural isotoni, feminine plural isotone)

isotona (feminine)
isotoni (masculine plural)
isotone (feminine plural)


metodico

metodico (feminine metodica, masculine plural metodici, feminine plural metodiche)

metodica (feminine)
metodici (masculine plural)
metodiche (feminine plural)


mineralogico

mineralogico (feminine mineralogica, masculine plural mineralogici, feminine plural mineralogiche)

mineralogica (feminine)
mineralogici (masculine plural)
mineralogiche (feminine plural)


petrografico

petrografico (feminine petrografica, masculine plural petrografici, feminine plural petrografiche)

petrografica (feminine)
petrografici (masculine plural)
petrografiche (feminine plural)


topico

topico (feminine topica, masculine plural topici, feminine plural topiche)

topica (feminine)
topici (masculine plural)
topiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin topicus, from Ancient Greek τοπῐκός (topikós), from τόπος (tópos).


pulcro

pulcro (feminine pulcra, masculine plural pulcri, feminine plural pulcre)

pulcra (feminine)
pulcri (masculine plural)
pulcre (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from Classical Latin pulcher, pulchrum.

lbor

Mal dare e mal tener lo mondo pulcro
ha tolto loro, e posti a questa zuffa:
qual ella sia, parole non ci appulcro.

1300s–1310s, Dante Alighieri, “Canto VII”, in Inferno [Hell], lines 58–60; republished as Giorgio Petrocchi, editor, La Commedia secondo l'antica vulgata [The Commedia according to the ancient vulgate], 2ⁿᵈ revised edition, Florence: publ. Le Lettere, 1994:

Wrong giving and wrong keeping has taken the fair world away from them, and placed them in this scuffle: whatever it be, I will not put words to embellish it.

(obsolete, literary, rare) beautiful, fair


samaritano

it-adj

samaritano (feminine samaritana, masculine plural samaritani, feminine plural samaritane)

samaritana (feminine)
samaritani (masculine plural)
samaritane (feminine plural)


sagace

sagace (plural sagaci, superlative sagacissimo)

sagaci (plural)
sagacissimo (superlative)


tortuoso

tortuoso (feminine tortuosa, masculine plural tortuosi, feminine plural tortuose)

tortuosa (feminine)
tortuosi (masculine plural)
tortuose (feminine plural)

winding, crooked, twisty, tortuous (road, etc.)

convoluted, devious (reasoning, explanation, etc.)


cariato

cariato (feminine cariata, masculine plural cariati, feminine plural cariate)

cariata (feminine)
cariati (masculine plural)
cariate (feminine plural)


massivo

massivo (feminine massiva, masculine plural massivi, feminine plural massive)

massiva (feminine)
massivi (masculine plural)
massive (feminine plural)


carnevalesco

carnevalesco (feminine carnevalesca, masculine plural carnevaleschi, feminine plural carnevalesche)

carnevalesca (feminine)
carnevaleschi (masculine plural)
carnevalesche (feminine plural)

→ Portuguese: carnavalesco


carovaniero

carovaniero (feminine carovaniera, masculine plural carovanieri, feminine plural carovaniere)

carovaniera (feminine)
carovanieri (masculine plural)
carovaniere (feminine plural)


subalterno

subalterno (feminine subalterna, masculine plural subalterni, feminine plural subalterne)

subalterna (feminine)
subalterni (masculine plural)
subalterne (feminine plural)


verboso

verboso (feminine verbosa, masculine plural verbosi, feminine plural verbose)

verbosa (feminine)
verbosi (masculine plural)
verbose (feminine plural)

From Latin verbōsus. Cognate with Piedmontese verbus.


chiazzato

chiazzato (feminine chiazzata, masculine plural chiazzati, feminine plural chiazzate)

chiazzata (feminine)
chiazzati (masculine plural)
chiazzate (feminine plural)


cartario

cartario (feminine cartaria, masculine plural cartari, feminine plural cartarie)

cartaria (feminine)
cartari (masculine plural)
cartarie (feminine plural)


carraio

carraio (feminine carraia, masculine plural carrai, feminine plural carraie)

carraia (feminine)
carrai (masculine plural)
carraie (feminine plural)

From Late Latin carrārius, from Latin carrus. By surface analysis, carro + -aio.


carrista

carrista (masculine plural carristi, feminine plural carriste)

carristi (masculine plural)
carriste (feminine plural)


damascato

damascato (feminine damascata, masculine plural damascati, feminine plural damascate)

damascata (feminine)
damascati (masculine plural)
damascate (feminine plural)


carrozzabile

open to vehicles (especially to goods vehicles) (of a road)


discosto

discosto (feminine discosta, masculine plural discosti, feminine plural discoste)

discosta (feminine)
discosti (masculine plural)
discoste (feminine plural)


animista

animista (masculine plural animisti, feminine plural animiste)

animisti (masculine plural)
animiste (feminine plural)


levigato

levigato (feminine levigata, masculine plural levigati, feminine plural levigate)

levigata (feminine)
levigati (masculine plural)
levigate (feminine plural)


errabondo

errabondo (feminine errabonda, masculine plural errabondi, feminine plural errabonde)

errabonda (feminine)
errabondi (masculine plural)
errabonde (feminine plural)


dendritico

dendritico (feminine dendritica, masculine plural dendritici, feminine plural dendritiche)

dendritica (feminine)
dendritici (masculine plural)
dendritiche (feminine plural)


gialliccio

gialliccio (feminine gialliccia, masculine plural giallicci, feminine plural giallicce)

gialliccia (feminine)
giallicci (masculine plural)
giallicce (feminine plural)


ittita

ittita (masculine plural ittiti, feminine plural ittite)

ittiti (masculine plural)
ittite (feminine plural)


hittita

hittita (masculine plural hittiti, feminine plural hittite)

hittiti (masculine plural)
hittite (feminine plural)


fuligginoso

fuligginoso (feminine fuligginosa, masculine plural fuligginosi, feminine plural fuligginose)

fuligginosa (feminine)
fuligginosi (masculine plural)
fuligginose (feminine plural)


carraia

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


imbandito

it-adj

imbandito (feminine imbandita, masculine plural imbanditi, feminine plural imbandite)

imbandita (feminine)
imbanditi (masculine plural)
imbandite (feminine plural)

sumptuously or lavishly prepared (of a table of food)


trasmutato

trasmutato (feminine trasmutata, masculine plural trasmutati, feminine plural trasmutate)

trasmutata (feminine)
trasmutati (masculine plural)
trasmutate (feminine plural)


scompagnato

scompagnato (feminine scompagnata, masculine plural scompagnati, feminine plural scompagnate)

scompagnata (feminine)
scompagnati (masculine plural)
scompagnate (feminine plural)


scomunicato

scomunicato (feminine scomunicata, masculine plural scomunicati, feminine plural scomunicate)

scomunicata (feminine)
scomunicati (masculine plural)
scomunicate (feminine plural)


microeconomico

microeconomico (feminine microeconomica, masculine plural microeconomici, feminine plural microeconomiche)

microeconomica (feminine)
microeconomici (masculine plural)
microeconomiche (feminine plural)


impinguato

impinguato (feminine impinguata, masculine plural impinguati, feminine plural impinguate)

impinguata (feminine)
impinguati (masculine plural)
impinguate (feminine plural)


filisteo

filisteo (feminine filistea, masculine plural filistei, feminine plural filistee)

filistea (feminine)
filistei (masculine plural)
filistee (feminine plural)


infossato

infossato (feminine infossata, masculine plural infossati, feminine plural infossate)

infossata (feminine)
infossati (masculine plural)
infossate (feminine plural)


intiero

intiero (feminine intiera, masculine plural intieri, feminine plural intiere)

intiera (feminine)
intieri (masculine plural)
intiere (feminine plural)


incolto

incolto (feminine incolta, masculine plural incolti, feminine plural incolte)

incolta (feminine)
incolti (masculine plural)
incolte (feminine plural)


inveterato

inveterato (feminine inveterata, masculine plural inveterati, feminine plural inveterate)

inveterata (feminine)
inveterati (masculine plural)
inveterate (feminine plural)

dyed-in-the-wool, bred-in-the-bone, deep-rooted, deep-seated


insipiente

Borrowed from Latin īnsipientem (“foolish”), derived from in- (“not”) + sapiēns (“discerning, wise”).


incolta

feminine singular of incolto (“uncultivated, neglected, uneducated”)


incolte

feminine plural of incolto (“uncultivated, neglected, uneducated”)


incolti

masculine plural of incolto (“uncultivated, neglected, uneducated”)


logorato

it-adj

logorato (feminine logorata, masculine plural logorati, feminine plural logorate)

logorata (feminine)
logorati (masculine plural)
logorate (feminine plural)


levitico

levitico (feminine levitica, masculine plural levitici, feminine plural levitiche)

levitica (feminine)
levitici (masculine plural)
levitiche (feminine plural)


odorifero

odorifero (feminine odorifera, masculine plural odoriferi, feminine plural odorifere)

odorifera (feminine)
odoriferi (masculine plural)
odorifere (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin odōriferum, form of odōrifer, derived from odor (“smell”). By surface analysis, odore + -ifero.


polverizzato

polverizzato (feminine polverizzata, masculine plural polverizzati, feminine plural polverizzate)

polverizzata (feminine)
polverizzati (masculine plural)
polverizzate (feminine plural)


propiziatorio

propiziatorio (feminine propiziatoria, masculine plural propiziatori, feminine plural propiziatorie)

propiziatoria (feminine)
propiziatori (masculine plural)
propiziatorie (feminine plural)


natio

natio (feminine natia, masculine plural nati, feminine plural natie)

natia (feminine)
nati (masculine plural)
natie (feminine plural)


stocastico

stocastico (feminine stocastica, masculine plural stocastici, feminine plural stocastiche)

stocastica (feminine)
stocastici (masculine plural)
stocastiche (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek στοχαστικός (stokhastikós).


spasmodico

it-adj

spasmodico (feminine spasmodica, masculine plural spasmodici, feminine plural spasmodiche)

spasmodica (feminine)
spasmodici (masculine plural)
spasmodiche (feminine plural)

From New Latin spasmodicus, from Ancient Greek σπασμώδης (spasmṓdēs, “spasmodic”), from σπασμός (spasmós, “spasm”).


solennissimo

solennissima (feminine)
solennissimi (masculine plural)
solennissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of solenne (“very solemn”)


sparuto

it-adj

sparuto (feminine sparuta, masculine plural sparuti, feminine plural sparute)

sparuta (feminine)
sparuti (masculine plural)
sparute (feminine plural)

(figurative) small, scanty, meagre, scant


sessuato

sessuato (feminine sessuata, masculine plural sessuati, feminine plural sessuate)

sessuata (feminine)
sessuati (masculine plural)
sessuate (feminine plural)

From sesso + -ato, with influence from sessuale.


speranzoso

speranzoso (feminine speranzosa, masculine plural speranzosi, feminine plural speranzose)

speranzosa (feminine)
speranzosi (masculine plural)
speranzose (feminine plural)


sottocutaneo

sottocutaneo (feminine sottocutanea, masculine plural sottocutanei, feminine plural sottocutanee)

sottocutanea (feminine)
sottocutanei (masculine plural)
sottocutanee (feminine plural)


sonnacchioso

sonnacchioso (feminine sonnacchiosa, masculine plural sonnacchiosi, feminine plural sonnacchiose)

sonnacchiosa (feminine)
sonnacchiosi (masculine plural)
sonnacchiose (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin somniculōsus (“drowsy, sleepy”). By surface analysis, sonnecchiare + -oso.

surf

(archaic) sleep-inductive, soporific, slumberous, somnolent


essudativo

it-adj

essudativo (feminine essudativa, masculine plural essudativi, feminine plural essudative)

essudativa (feminine)
essudativi (masculine plural)
essudative (feminine plural)


nutante

Borrowed from Latin nūtantem, present active participle of nūtō (“to nod”).

(botany) experiencing nutation; nutating


onerato

onerato (feminine onerata, masculine plural onerati, feminine plural onerate)

onerata (feminine)
onerati (masculine plural)
onerate (feminine plural)


orato

orato (feminine orata, masculine plural orati, feminine plural orate)

orata (feminine)
orati (masculine plural)
orate (feminine plural)

From Latin aurātus, perfect passive participle of aurō (“to gild”), derived from aurum (“gold”).


serissimo

serissima (feminine)
serissimi (masculine plural)
serissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of serio (“very serious”)


serafico

serafico (feminine serafica, masculine plural serafici, feminine plural serafiche)

serafica (feminine)
serafici (masculine plural)
serafiche (feminine plural)


sfitto

sfitto (feminine sfitta, masculine plural sfitti, feminine plural sfitte)

sfitta (feminine)
sfitti (masculine plural)
sfitte (feminine plural)


segretissimo

segretissima (feminine)
segretissimi (masculine plural)
segretissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of segreto (“top-secret, very secret”)


seminudo

seminudo (feminine seminuda, masculine plural seminudi, feminine plural seminude)

seminuda (feminine)
seminudi (masculine plural)
seminude (feminine plural)


sidereo

sidereo (feminine siderea, masculine plural siderei, feminine plural sideree)

siderea (feminine)
siderei (masculine plural)
sideree (feminine plural)


sunnominato

sunnominato (feminine sunnominata, masculine plural sunnominati, feminine plural sunnominate)

sunnominata (feminine)
sunnominati (masculine plural)
sunnominate (feminine plural)


suddivisibile

susceptible of subdivision, subdivisible


pesarese

of, from or relating to Pesaro (town in Italy)


signorile

gentlemanlike, gentlemanly, ladylike (of a person or their manners)

exclusive, luxury, high-class (of an apartment, quarter, etc.)


stracco

stracco (feminine stracca, masculine plural stracchi, feminine plural stracche)

stracca (feminine)
stracchi (masculine plural)
stracche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Lombardic *strak (“stiff”).


suggestivo

it-adj

suggestivo (feminine suggestiva, masculine plural suggestivi, feminine plural suggestive)

suggestiva (feminine)
suggestivi (masculine plural)
suggestive (feminine plural)


scevro

scevro (feminine scevra, masculine plural scevri, feminine plural scevre)

scevra (feminine)
scevri (masculine plural)
scevre (feminine plural)

Deverbal from scevrare + -o, alternative form of sceverare (“to separate”).

Dal ‘voi’ che prima a Roma s’offerie,
in che la sua famiglia men persevra,
ricominciaron le parole mie;
onde Beatrice, ch’era un poco scevra,
ridendo, parve quella che tossio
al primo fallo scritto di Ginevra.

1316–c. 1321, Dante Alighieri, “Canto XVI”, in Paradiso [Heaven], lines 10–15; republished as Giorgio Petrocchi, editor, La Commedia secondo l'antica vulgata [The Commedia according to the ancient vulgate], 2ⁿᵈ revised edition, Florence: publ. Le Lettere, 1994:

With 'You', which Rome was first to tolerate, wherein her family less perseveres, yet once again my words began; whence Beatrice, who was somewhat far, smiling, appeared like unto her who coughed at the first failing writ of Guenever.

[…] ad un tempo mille
Penetrar puote, e concepir vostr’alma
Cose diverse, e non però turbarle
O confonder giammai, ma scevre e chiare
Nei loro alberghi ricovrarle in mente

1763, Giuseppe Parini, “Il mattino [Morning]”, in Opere dell'abate Giuseppe Parini - Volume primo [Works of abbot Giuseppe Parini - Volume one], Venice: Giacomo Storti, published 1803, pages 19–20:

Your soul can comprehend and conceive a thousand different things at the same time, and without disturbing or confusing them, but keeping them distinct and clear in the mind, in their respective places

(literary) lacking
without, -free, -less


sciocchissimo

sciocchissima (feminine)
sciocchissimi (masculine plural)
sciocchissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of sciocco (“very silly, very stupid”)


schiumoso

schiumoso (feminine schiumosa, masculine plural schiumosi, feminine plural schiumose)

schiumosa (feminine)
schiumosi (masculine plural)
schiumose (feminine plural)


scialbo

scialbo (feminine scialba, masculine plural scialbi, feminine plural scialbe)

scialba (feminine)
scialbi (masculine plural)
scialbe (feminine plural)

Deverbal from scialbare (“to whiten”) + -o.


scipito

it-adj

scipito (feminine scipita, masculine plural scipiti, feminine plural scipite)

scipita (feminine)
scipiti (masculine plural)
scipite (feminine plural)

From Vulgar Latin *exsìpidus (with a forward shift in stress), from Latin īnsipidus (with a change in prefix). Compare Sicilian scìpitu. Related also to the Italian sciap(id)o.


sconcio

sconcio (feminine sconcia, masculine plural sconci, feminine plural sconce)

sconcia (feminine)
sconci (masculine plural)
sconce (feminine plural)


salubre

salubre (plural salubri, superlative saluberrimo)

salubri (plural)
saluberrimo (superlative)


sempiterno

sempiterno (feminine sempiterna, masculine plural sempiterni, feminine plural sempiterne)

sempiterna (feminine)
sempiterni (masculine plural)
sempiterne (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin sempiternus, derived from semper (“always”).

(literary) sempiternal, eternal, everlasting


sconcie

(nonstandard) feminine plural of sconcio


scialbi

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


pustoloso

it-adj

pustoloso (feminine pustolosa, masculine plural pustolosi, feminine plural pustolose)

pustolosa (feminine)
pustolosi (masculine plural)
pustolose (feminine plural)


raccogliticcio

raccogliticcio (feminine raccogliticcia, masculine plural raccogliticci, feminine plural raccogliticce)

raccogliticcia (feminine)
raccogliticci (masculine plural)
raccogliticce (feminine plural)

Perhaps raccoglito + -iccio, the first element a non-standard past participle for raccogliere.


ricchissimo

ricchissima (feminine)
ricchissimi (masculine plural)
ricchissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of ricco (“very rich”)


rossiccio

rossiccio (feminine rossiccia, masculine plural rossicci, feminine plural rossicce)

rossiccia (feminine)
rossicci (masculine plural)
rossicce (feminine plural)


ramingo

ramingo (feminine raminga, masculine plural raminghi, feminine plural raminghe)

raminga (feminine)
raminghi (masculine plural)
raminghe (feminine plural)

Questo alfiere ramingo non proromperà mai a vita.

This wandering bishop will never come to life.

forced by adverse fate to a future of wandering or roaming

(archaic) hopping from branch to branch due to not being able to fly (of a bird)


ritroso

ritroso (feminine ritrosa, masculine plural ritrosi, feminine plural ritrose)

ritrosa (feminine)
ritrosi (masculine plural)
ritrose (feminine plural)


scarmigliato

scarmigliato (feminine scarmigliata, masculine plural scarmigliati, feminine plural scarmigliate)

scarmigliata (feminine)
scarmigliati (masculine plural)
scarmigliate (feminine plural)


sguainato

sguainato (feminine sguainata, masculine plural sguainati, feminine plural sguainate)

sguainata (feminine)
sguainati (masculine plural)
sguainate (feminine plural)


purulento

purulento (feminine purulenta, masculine plural purulenti, feminine plural purulente)

purulenta (feminine)
purulenti (masculine plural)
purulente (feminine plural)


solipsistico

solipsistico (feminine solipsistica, masculine plural solipsistici, feminine plural solipsistiche)

solipsistica (feminine)
solipsistici (masculine plural)
solipsistiche (feminine plural)


soddisfattissimo

soddisfattissima (feminine)
soddisfattissimi (masculine plural)
soddisfattissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of soddisfatto (“very satisfied, very pleased”)


sottilissimo

sottilissima (feminine)
sottilissimi (masculine plural)
sottilissime (feminine plural)

very thin, very sharp, very fine, very slim

superlative degree of sottile
very subtle, very keen, very acute


smodato

smodato (feminine smodata, masculine plural smodati, feminine plural smodate)

smodata (feminine)
smodati (masculine plural)
smodate (feminine plural)

excessive, unrestrained, uncontrolled, immoderate


sorgivo

sorgivo (feminine sorgiva, masculine plural sorgivi, feminine plural sorgive)

sorgiva (feminine)
sorgivi (masculine plural)
sorgive (feminine plural)

From sorg(ere) (“to spring out”) + -ivo.

acqua sorgiva

(figurative, literary) pure, spontaneous, immediate


snello

snello (feminine snella, masculine plural snelli, feminine plural snelle)

snella (feminine)
snelli (masculine plural)
snelle (feminine plural)

From Vulgar Latin *snellus (“brisk, lively”) (compare Old French esnel, isnel (“sudden, quick”), Occitan isnel, irnel (“lively”)), from Frankish *snell, *snel (“sudden, quick”) from Proto-Germanic *snellaz (“active, sudden, quick”). Akin to Old High German snel, snell (“bold, agile, lively, swift, brisk”). More at snell.


societario

it-adj

societario (feminine societaria, masculine plural societari, feminine plural societarie)

societaria (feminine)
societari (masculine plural)
societarie (feminine plural)

(relational) company, corporation; corporate


solatio

solatio (feminine solatia, masculine plural solatii, feminine plural solatie)

solatia (feminine)
solatii (masculine plural)
solatie (feminine plural)

Inherited from Vulgar Latin *sōlātīvus. By surface analysis, sole + -ato + -io.


seduttivo

seduttivo (feminine seduttiva, masculine plural seduttivi, feminine plural seduttive)

seduttiva (feminine)
seduttivi (masculine plural)
seduttive (feminine plural)


sconsacrato

sconsacrato (feminine sconsacrata, masculine plural sconsacrati, feminine plural sconsacrate)

sconsacrata (feminine)
sconsacrati (masculine plural)
sconsacrate (feminine plural)


severissimo

severissima (feminine)
severissimi (masculine plural)
severissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of severo (“very strict, very severe”)


sedimentario

sedimentario (feminine sedimentaria, masculine plural sedimentari, feminine plural sedimentarie)

sedimentaria (feminine)
sedimentari (masculine plural)
sedimentarie (feminine plural)


scoutistico

scoutistico (feminine scoutistica, masculine plural scoutistici, feminine plural scoutistiche)

scoutistica (feminine)
scoutistici (masculine plural)
scoutistiche (feminine plural)


venale

Borrowed from Latin vēnālis (“for sale”), derived from vēnum (“something for sale”).


autocostruito

it-adj

autocostruito (feminine autocostruita, masculine plural autocostruiti, feminine plural autocostruite)

autocostruita (feminine)
autocostruiti (masculine plural)
autocostruite (feminine plural)


conduttivo

conduttivo (feminine conduttiva, masculine plural conduttivi, feminine plural conduttive)

conduttiva (feminine)
conduttivi (masculine plural)
conduttive (feminine plural)


sorgiva

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


ionosferico

it-adj

ionosferico (feminine ionosferica, masculine plural ionosferici, feminine plural ionosferiche)

ionosferica (feminine)
ionosferici (masculine plural)
ionosferiche (feminine plural)


diffusivo

diffusivo (feminine diffusiva, masculine plural diffusivi, feminine plural diffusive)

diffusiva (feminine)
diffusivi (masculine plural)
diffusive (feminine plural)


passabanda

Verb-object compound, composed of passa (“to pass”) + banda (“band”).


propagativo

it-adj

propagativo (feminine propagativa, masculine plural propagativi, feminine plural propagative)

propagativa (feminine)
propagativi (masculine plural)
propagative (feminine plural)


monofonico

monofonico (feminine monofonica, masculine plural monofonici, feminine plural monofoniche)

monofonica (feminine)
monofonici (masculine plural)
monofoniche (feminine plural)


radiodiffusivo

radiodiffusivo (feminine radiodiffusiva, masculine plural radiodiffusivi, feminine plural radiodiffusive)

radiodiffusiva (feminine)
radiodiffusivi (masculine plural)
radiodiffusive (feminine plural)


radioamatoriale

From radio- + amatoriale or radioamatore + -ale.


demodulato

demodulato (feminine demodulata, masculine plural demodulati, feminine plural demodulate)

demodulata (feminine)
demodulati (masculine plural)
demodulate (feminine plural)


radiotelegrafico

radiotelegrafico (feminine radiotelegrafica, masculine plural radiotelegrafici, feminine plural radiotelegrafiche)

radiotelegrafica (feminine)
radiotelegrafici (masculine plural)
radiotelegrafiche (feminine plural)

(relational) radiotelegraph, radiotelegraphy; radiotelegraphic


radiotelefonico

radiotelefonico (feminine radiotelefonica, masculine plural radiotelefonici, feminine plural radiotelefoniche)

radiotelefonica (feminine)
radiotelefonici (masculine plural)
radiotelefoniche (feminine plural)

(relational) radiotelephone, radiotelephony; radiotelephonic


regolatore

regolatore (feminine regolatrice, masculine plural regolatori, feminine plural regolatrici)

regolatrice (feminine)
regolatori (masculine plural)
regolatrici (feminine plural)


trasmissivo

trasmissivo (feminine trasmissiva, masculine plural trasmissivi, feminine plural trasmissive)

trasmissiva (feminine)
trasmissivi (masculine plural)
trasmissive (feminine plural)


troposferico

troposferico (feminine troposferica, masculine plural troposferici, feminine plural troposferiche)

troposferica (feminine)
troposferici (masculine plural)
troposferiche (feminine plural)


stereofonico

stereofonico (feminine stereofonica, masculine plural stereofonici, feminine plural stereofoniche)

stereofonica (feminine)
stereofonici (masculine plural)
stereofoniche (feminine plural)


antiterroristico

antiterroristico (feminine antiterroristica, masculine plural antiterroristici, feminine plural antiterroristiche)

antiterroristica (feminine)
antiterroristici (masculine plural)
antiterroristiche (feminine plural)


complottista

complottista (masculine plural complottisti, feminine plural complottiste)

complottisti (masculine plural)
complottiste (feminine plural)


debilitato

debilitato (feminine debilitata, masculine plural debilitati, feminine plural debilitate)

debilitata (feminine)
debilitati (masculine plural)
debilitate (feminine plural)


nordamericano

nordamericano (feminine nordamericana, masculine plural nordamericani, feminine plural nordamericane)

nordamericana (feminine)
nordamericani (masculine plural)
nordamericane (feminine plural)


schedato

schedato (feminine schedata, masculine plural schedati, feminine plural schedate)

schedata (feminine)
schedati (masculine plural)
schedate (feminine plural)


persico

persico (feminine persica, masculine plural persici, feminine plural persiche)

persica (feminine)
persici (masculine plural)
persiche (feminine plural)

From Latin persicus, possibly borrowed; compare the popularly inherited doublet pesco.


ortodosso

ortodosso (feminine ortodossa, masculine plural ortodossi, feminine plural ortodosse)

ortodossa (feminine)
ortodossi (masculine plural)
ortodosse (feminine plural)


rinunciatario

rinunciatario (feminine rinunciataria, masculine plural rinunciatari, feminine plural rinunciatarie)

rinunciataria (feminine)
rinunciatari (masculine plural)
rinunciatarie (feminine plural)


suriettivo

suriettivo (feminine suriettiva, masculine plural suriettivi, feminine plural suriettive)

suriettiva (feminine)
suriettivi (masculine plural)
suriettive (feminine plural)


sussultorio

sussultorio (feminine sussultoria, masculine plural sussultori, feminine plural sussultorie)

sussultoria (feminine)
sussultori (masculine plural)
sussultorie (feminine plural)


sulfureo

sulfureo (feminine sulfurea, masculine plural sulfurei, feminine plural sulfuree)

sulfurea (feminine)
sulfurei (masculine plural)
sulfuree (feminine plural)


subitaneo

subitaneo (feminine subitanea, masculine plural subitanei, feminine plural subitanee)

subitanea (feminine)
subitanei (masculine plural)
subitanee (feminine plural)


supercostoso

supercostoso (feminine supercostosa, masculine plural supercostosi, feminine plural supercostose)

supercostosa (feminine)
supercostosi (masculine plural)
supercostose (feminine plural)


sviluppatissimo

sviluppatissima (feminine)
sviluppatissimi (masculine plural)
sviluppatissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of sviluppato (“very developed”)


subappaltatore

subappaltatore (feminine subappaltatrice, masculine plural subappaltatori, feminine plural subappaltatrici)

subappaltatrice (feminine)
subappaltatori (masculine plural)
subappaltatrici (feminine plural)


relatore

relatore (feminine relatrice, masculine plural relatori, feminine plural relatrici)

relatrice (feminine)
relatori (masculine plural)
relatrici (feminine plural)


supino

supino (feminine supina, masculine plural supini, feminine plural supine)

supina (feminine)
supini (masculine plural)
supine (feminine plural)


antiislamico

antiislamico (feminine antiislamica, masculine plural antiislamici, feminine plural antiislamiche)

antiislamica (feminine)
antiislamici (masculine plural)
antiislamiche (feminine plural)


astorico

astorico (feminine astorica, masculine plural astorici, feminine plural astoriche)

astorica (feminine)
astorici (masculine plural)
astoriche (feminine plural)


spigliato

spigliato (feminine spigliata, masculine plural spigliati, feminine plural spigliate)

spigliata (feminine)
spigliati (masculine plural)
spigliate (feminine plural)


spassionato

spassionato (feminine spassionata, masculine plural spassionati, feminine plural spassionate)

spassionata (feminine)
spassionati (masculine plural)
spassionate (feminine plural)


antiislamista

antiislamista (masculine plural antiislamisti, feminine plural antiislamiste)

antiislamisti (masculine plural)
antiislamiste (feminine plural)


emancipazionistico

emancipazionistico (feminine emancipazionistica, masculine plural emancipazionistici, feminine plural emancipazionistiche)

emancipazionistica (feminine)
emancipazionistici (masculine plural)
emancipazionistiche (feminine plural)


disumanato

disumanato (feminine disumanata, masculine plural disumanati, feminine plural disumanate)

disumanata (feminine)
disumanati (masculine plural)
disumanate (feminine plural)


disumanizzato

disumanizzato (feminine disumanizzata, masculine plural disumanizzati, feminine plural disumanizzate)

disumanizzata (feminine)
disumanizzati (masculine plural)
disumanizzate (feminine plural)


chiarificatore

chiarificatore (feminine chiarificatrice, masculine plural chiarificatori, feminine plural chiarificatrici)

chiarificatrice (feminine)
chiarificatori (masculine plural)
chiarificatrici (feminine plural)


inappropriato

inappropriato (feminine inappropriata, masculine plural inappropriati, feminine plural inappropriate)

inappropriata (feminine)
inappropriati (masculine plural)
inappropriate (feminine plural)


espansionista

espansionista (masculine plural espansionisti, feminine plural espansioniste)

espansionisti (masculine plural)
espansioniste (feminine plural)


integralistico

integralistico (feminine integralistica, masculine plural integralistici, feminine plural integralistiche)

integralistica (feminine)
integralistici (masculine plural)
integralistiche (feminine plural)


illuminista

illuminista (masculine plural illuministi, feminine plural illuministe)

illuministi (masculine plural)
illuministe (feminine plural)


monolitico

monolitico (feminine monolitica, masculine plural monolitici, feminine plural monolitiche)

monolitica (feminine)
monolitici (masculine plural)
monolitiche (feminine plural)


omofobico

omofobico (feminine omofobica, masculine plural omofobici, feminine plural omofobiche)

omofobica (feminine)
omofobici (masculine plural)
omofobiche (feminine plural)


monoteistico

monoteistico (feminine monoteistica, masculine plural monoteistici, feminine plural monoteistiche)

monoteistica (feminine)
monoteistici (masculine plural)
monoteistiche (feminine plural)


orientalistico

orientalistico (feminine orientalistica, masculine plural orientalistici, feminine plural orientalistiche)

orientalistica (feminine)
orientalistici (masculine plural)
orientalistiche (feminine plural)


maschilista

maschilista (masculine plural maschilisti, feminine plural maschiliste)

maschilisti (masculine plural)
maschiliste (feminine plural)


notissimo

notissima (feminine)
notissimi (masculine plural)
notissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of noto (“very well-known”)


ismaelita

ismaelita (masculine plural ismaeliti, feminine plural ismaelite)

ismaeliti (masculine plural)
ismaelite (feminine plural)


poliginico

poliginico (feminine poliginica, masculine plural poliginici, feminine plural poliginiche)

poliginica (feminine)
poliginici (masculine plural)
poliginiche (feminine plural)


pedissequo

pedissequo (feminine pedissequa, masculine plural pedissequi, feminine plural pedisseque)

pedissequa (feminine)
pedissequi (masculine plural)
pedisseque (feminine plural)

From Latin pedisequus (“that follows on foot”).


perdonatore

it-adj

perdonatore (feminine perdonatrice, masculine plural perdonatori, feminine plural perdonatrici)

perdonatrice (feminine)
perdonatori (masculine plural)
perdonatrici (feminine plural)


palesato

palesato (feminine palesata, masculine plural palesati, feminine plural palesate)

palesata (feminine)
palesati (masculine plural)
palesate (feminine plural)