partito

partito (feminine partita, masculine plural partiti, feminine plural partite)

partita (feminine)
partiti (masculine plural)
partite (feminine plural)

(heraldry) party per pale; divided into two equal parts vertically


esterno

it-adj

esterno (feminine esterna, masculine plural esterni, feminine plural esterne)

esterna (feminine)
esterni (masculine plural)
esterne (feminine plural)

(relational) outside, outdoor; external, outer, outside, out

partita esterna


deduttivo

deduttivo (feminine deduttiva, masculine plural deduttivi, feminine plural deduttive)

deduttiva (feminine)
deduttivi (masculine plural)
deduttive (feminine plural)


dedito

dedito (feminine dedita, masculine plural dediti, feminine plural dedite)

dedita (feminine)
dediti (masculine plural)
dedite (feminine plural)


pulito

pulito (feminine pulita, masculine plural puliti, feminine plural pulite, superlative pulitissimo, diminutive pulitìno, augmentative pulitóne)

pulita (feminine)
puliti (masculine plural)
pulite (feminine plural)
pulitissimo (superlative)
pulitìno (diminutive)
pulitóne (augmentative)

From Latin polītus. Cf. the doublet polito.

(literally or figuratively) clean, neat, tidy


operaio

operaio (feminine operaia, masculine plural operai, feminine plural operaie)

operaia (feminine)
operai (masculine plural)
operaie (feminine plural)

la classe operaia

case operaie

working, workmen's, worker's, labour/labor

ape operaia


privato

privato (feminine privata, masculine plural privati, feminine plural private, superlative privatissimo)

privata (feminine)
privati (masculine plural)
private (feminine plural)
privatissimo (superlative)


interno

interno (feminine interna, masculine plural interni, feminine plural interne)

interna (feminine)
interni (masculine plural)
interne (feminine plural)

(relational) inside, indoor; internal, interior, inner

domestic, home, inland (opposite of foreign)


notevole

notevole (plural notevoli, superlative notevolissimo)

notevoli (plural)
notevolissimo (superlative)


personale

personale (plural personali, superlative personalissimo)

personali (plural)
personalissimo (superlative)


noioso

noioso (feminine noiosa, masculine plural noiosi, feminine plural noiose, superlative noiosissimo)

noiosa (feminine)
noiosi (masculine plural)
noiose (feminine plural)
noiosissimo (superlative)


profondo

profondo (feminine profonda, masculine plural profondi, feminine plural profonde, superlative profondissimo)

profonda (feminine)
profondi (masculine plural)
profonde (feminine plural)
profondissimo (superlative)


nobile

nobile (plural nobili, superlative nobilissimo)

nobili (plural)
nobilissimo (superlative)


proprio

proprio (feminine propria, masculine plural propri, feminine plural proprie)

propria (feminine)
propri (masculine plural)
proprie (feminine plural)

pensare ai fatti propri

fare del proprio meglio

in proprio

(possessive) one's, one's own, her (own), its (own), their (own)

il cimurro è una malattia propria del cane

distemper is a disease peculiar to the dog

(possessive, peculiar) characteristic, peculiar, typical

nome proprio

(possessive, grammar, mathematics) proper


obbligatorio

obbligatorio (feminine obbligatoria, masculine plural obbligatori, feminine plural obbligatorie)

obbligatoria (feminine)
obbligatori (masculine plural)
obbligatorie (feminine plural)


unificativo

unificativo (feminine unificativa, masculine plural unificativi, feminine plural unificative)

unificativa (feminine)
unificativi (masculine plural)
unificative (feminine plural)


opportuno

opportuno (feminine opportuna, masculine plural opportuni, feminine plural opportune)

opportuna (feminine)
opportuni (masculine plural)
opportune (feminine plural)

opportune, timely, suitable, fit, appropriate, right


smorfioso

smorfioso (feminine smorfiosa, masculine plural smorfiosi, feminine plural smorfiose)

smorfiosa (feminine)
smorfiosi (masculine plural)
smorfiose (feminine plural)


tipografico

tipografico (feminine tipografica, masculine plural tipografici, feminine plural tipografiche)

tipografica (feminine)
tipografici (masculine plural)
tipografiche (feminine plural)


nervoso

nervoso (feminine nervosa, masculine plural nervosi, feminine plural nervose, superlative nervosissimo)

nervosa (feminine)
nervosi (masculine plural)
nervose (feminine plural)
nervosissimo (superlative)

(medicine, anatomy, relational) nerve; nervous

tense, unquiet, nervous, jumpy, high-strung, high-spirited


orario

orario (feminine oraria, masculine plural orari, feminine plural orarie)

oraria (feminine)
orari (masculine plural)
orarie (feminine plural)

From Late Latin hōrārium. Cognate with Piedmontese orari.

50 km orari


ospite

From Latin hospitem. Cognate to Italian oste (“innkeeper, landlord”).


positivo

positivo (feminine positiva, masculine plural positivi, feminine plural positive)

positiva (feminine)
positivi (masculine plural)
positive (feminine plural)


unicorno

unicorno (feminine unicorna, masculine plural unicorni, feminine plural unicorne)

unicorna (feminine)
unicorni (masculine plural)
unicorne (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin ūnicornis, see uni- + corno.


infinito

infinito (feminine infinita, masculine plural infiniti, feminine plural infinite)

infinita (feminine)
infiniti (masculine plural)
infinite (feminine plural)

→ Maltese: infinit

boundless, unlimited, unbounded, immeasurable


relativo

relativo (feminine relativa, masculine plural relativi, feminine plural relative)

relativa (feminine)
relativi (masculine plural)
relative (feminine plural)

(mathematics, physics, grammar) relative


onesto

onesto (feminine onesta, masculine plural onesti, feminine plural oneste, superlative onestissimo)

onesta (feminine)
onesti (masculine plural)
oneste (feminine plural)
onestissimo (superlative)

honest, honourable/honorable, honorable, upright


numeroso

numeroso (feminine numerosa, masculine plural numerosi, feminine plural numerose, superlative numerosissimo)

numerosa (feminine)
numerosi (masculine plural)
numerose (feminine plural)
numerosissimo (superlative)

Borrowed from Latin numerōsus. By surface analysis, numero + -oso. Compare novero.

numerous; (singular) large, big; (plural) many, several


presso

From Vulgar Latin *pressō, from Latin presse (“narrow, short”). Cognate with Walloon and French près.


presso

presso (feminine pressa, masculine plural pressi, feminine plural presse)

pressa (feminine)
pressi (masculine plural)
presse (feminine plural)


detto

detto (feminine detta, masculine plural detti, feminine plural dette)

detta (feminine)
detti (masculine plural)
dette (feminine plural)

Gigi Pupi, detto “er Cariola”


parco

parco (feminine parca, masculine plural parchi, feminine plural parche)

parca (feminine)
parchi (masculine plural)
parche (feminine plural)


disfatto

disfatto (feminine disfatta, masculine plural disfatti, feminine plural disfatte)

disfatta (feminine)
disfatti (masculine plural)
disfatte (feminine plural)


disfattista

Borrowed from French défaitiste. By surface analysis, disfatto (“undone”) + -ista (“-ist”).


raccolta

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


morbido

it-adj

morbido (feminine morbida, masculine plural morbidi, feminine plural morbide, superlative morbidissimo)

morbida (feminine)
morbidi (masculine plural)
morbide (feminine plural)
morbidissimo (superlative)

Borrowed from Latin morbidus (“sickly, diseased”); the meaning evolved into "soft", "tender", "docile" as disease and illness make one weak.

bor+

matita morbida, matita dura


rotondo

it-adj

rotondo (feminine rotonda, masculine plural rotondi, feminine plural rotonde)

rotonda (feminine)
rotondi (masculine plural)
rotonde (feminine plural)

Relatinized form of Old Italian ritondo, from Late Latin retundus, variant of classical Latin rotundus.


reciproco

reciproco (feminine reciproca, masculine plural reciproci, feminine plural reciproche)

reciproca (feminine)
reciproci (masculine plural)
reciproche (feminine plural)


tipico

tipico (feminine tipica, masculine plural tipici, feminine plural tipiche)

tipica (feminine)
tipici (masculine plural)
tipiche (feminine plural)

typical, typic, classic, local, characteristic, peculiar


caratteristico

caratteristico (feminine caratteristica, masculine plural caratteristici, feminine plural caratteristiche)

caratteristica (feminine)
caratteristici (masculine plural)
caratteristiche (feminine plural)


imparziale

From im- + parziale. Cognate with Piedmontese imparsial.


deficitario

deficitario (feminine deficitaria, masculine plural deficitari, feminine plural deficitarie)

deficitaria (feminine)
deficitari (masculine plural)
deficitarie (feminine plural)


infiammatorio

infiammatorio (feminine infiammatoria, masculine plural infiammatori, feminine plural infiammatorie)

infiammatoria (feminine)
infiammatori (masculine plural)
infiammatorie (feminine plural)


definito

definito (feminine definita, masculine plural definiti, feminine plural definite)

definita (feminine)
definiti (masculine plural)
definite (feminine plural)

From an adjectival use of the past participle of definire.


infiammabile

From infiammare + -abile. Compare Latin īnflammābilis.


infiammato

infiammato (feminine infiammata, masculine plural infiammati, feminine plural infiammate)

infiammata (feminine)
infiammati (masculine plural)
infiammate (feminine plural)


semplice

semplice (plural semplici, superlative semplicissimo)

semplici (plural)
semplicissimo (superlative)

Attested from ca. 1261. A cross of inherited sempice, semprice with Latin simplicem, from Proto-Indo-European *sem- (“together, one”) + *pleḱ- (“to plait, to weave”). Compare duplice, molteplice. Partial doublet of scempio.


borghese

it-adj

borghese (plural borghesi, superlative borghesissimo)

borghesi (plural)
borghesissimo (superlative)

From borgo + -ese < Late Latin burgus, or through burgensis. Compare French bourgeois, Spanish burgués, English burgess.

in borghese


robusto

robusto (feminine robusta, masculine plural robusti, feminine plural robuste)

robusta (feminine)
robusti (masculine plural)
robuste (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin rōbustus (“hard, solid”, literally “oaken, of oak”), derived from rōbur (“hard oak; hardness”), from ruber (“red”) (for its reddish hardwood), from Proto-Indo-European *h₁rudʰrós, from the root *h₁rewdʰ- (“red”). Doublet of rubesto.


essenziale

it-adj

essenziale (plural essenziali, superlative essenzialissimo)

essenziali (plural)
essenzialissimo (superlative)

essential, fundamental, main, crucial, basic


cittadino

cittadino (feminine cittadina, masculine plural cittadini, feminine plural cittadine)

cittadina (feminine)
cittadini (masculine plural)
cittadine (feminine plural)

From cittade (“city”, archaic form) + -ino (adjective-forming suffix) + -ino. Cognate with Sicilian cittatinu.


commerciale

From Late Latin commerciālis, from Latin commercium.

(relational) trade, trading, business; commercial


doloroso

it-adj

doloroso (feminine dolorosa, masculine plural dolorosi, feminine plural dolorose, superlative dolorosissimo)

dolorosa (feminine)
dolorosi (masculine plural)
dolorose (feminine plural)
dolorosissimo (superlative)

From Late Latin dolōrōsus (“painful; sorrowful”), from Latin dolor.


generoso

it-adj

generoso (feminine generosa, masculine plural generosi, feminine plural generose, superlative generosissimo)

generosa (feminine)
generosi (masculine plural)
generose (feminine plural)
generosissimo (superlative)


modesto

modesto (feminine modesta, masculine plural modesti, feminine plural modeste, superlative modestissimo)

modesta (feminine)
modesti (masculine plural)
modeste (feminine plural)
modestissimo (superlative)

modest, unpretentious, plain, unassuming, reserved, humble


vitale

vitale (plural vitali, superlative vitalissimo)

vitali (plural)
vitalissimo (superlative)

From vita + -ale, or from Latin vītālis.


primario

primario (feminine primaria, masculine plural primari, feminine plural primarie)

primaria (feminine)
primari (masculine plural)
primarie (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from Classical Latin prīmārius. Doublet of primaio, primiero, and premier.


intenso

it-adj

intenso (feminine intensa, masculine plural intensi, feminine plural intense, superlative intensissimo)

intensa (feminine)
intensi (masculine plural)
intense (feminine plural)
intensissimo (superlative)

Borrowed from Latin intēnsus. Doublet of inteso.


glorioso

glorioso (feminine gloriosa, masculine plural gloriosi, feminine plural gloriose, superlative gloriosissimo)

gloriosa (feminine)
gloriosi (masculine plural)
gloriose (feminine plural)
gloriosissimo (superlative)


lieto

lieto (feminine lieta, masculine plural lieti, feminine plural liete, superlative lietissimo)

lieta (feminine)
lieti (masculine plural)
liete (feminine plural)
lietissimo (superlative)

From Latin laetus. Compare Spanish, Galician, and Portuguese ledo.

Molto lieto di conoscerti.

lieto fine

happy, cheerful, delighted, glad, joyous, joyful


idrogenico

idrogenico (feminine idrogenica, masculine plural idrogenici, feminine plural idrogeniche)

idrogenica (feminine)
idrogenici (masculine plural)
idrogeniche (feminine plural)


idrodinamico

idrodinamico (feminine idrodinamica, masculine plural idrodinamici, feminine plural idrodinamiche)

idrodinamica (feminine)
idrodinamici (masculine plural)
idrodinamiche (feminine plural)


idrografico

idrografico (feminine idrografica, masculine plural idrografici, feminine plural idrografiche)

idrografica (feminine)
idrografici (masculine plural)
idrografiche (feminine plural)


sotterraneo

sotterraneo (feminine sotterranea, masculine plural sotterranei, feminine plural sotterranee)

sotterranea (feminine)
sotterranei (masculine plural)
sotterranee (feminine plural)

From Latin subterraneus, possibly an adaptation to Italian or semi-learned term.


idroelettrico

idroelettrico (feminine idroelettrica, masculine plural idroelettrici, feminine plural idroelettriche)

idroelettrica (feminine)
idroelettrici (masculine plural)
idroelettriche (feminine plural)


idrofilo

idrofilo (feminine idrofila, masculine plural idrofili, feminine plural idrofile)

idrofila (feminine)
idrofili (masculine plural)
idrofile (feminine plural)


liscio

liscio (feminine liscia, masculine plural lisci, feminine plural lisce)

liscia (feminine)
lisci (masculine plural)
lisce (feminine plural)

Possibly from Provençal lis, liso, from French lisse, from Old High German lise (Modern German leise), or alternatively from a Vulgar Latin *liseus or *lisius, perhaps from Ancient Greek λισσός (lissós).
Compare Portuguese and Spanish liso, Catalan llis, Sicilian lisciu, Friulian and Lombard lis, Romansch glisch.

neat, straight (of an alcoholic beverage)

(vulgar, slang) of the private parts (scrotum, anus, vulva, etc.) hairless


insufficiente

From Latin īnsufficientem. Cognate with Friulian insuficient, Piedmontese insuficent.

insufficient, inadequate, not enough, unfit

(education) fail, below the pass mark, low mark, poor


banale

banale (plural banali, superlative banalissimo)

banali (plural)
banalissimo (superlative)

Borrowed from French banal, derived from ban (“declaration, announcement”).

trivial, unimportant, mere, ordinary, common

(mathematics) said of a solution of a problem that is trivial, e.g. when variables are all zero


definitivo

definitivo (feminine definitiva, masculine plural definitivi, feminine plural definitive)

definitiva (feminine)
definitivi (masculine plural)
definitive (feminine plural)


scarso

scarso (feminine scarsa, masculine plural scarsi, feminine plural scarse, superlative scarsissimo)

scarsa (feminine)
scarsi (masculine plural)
scarse (feminine plural)
scarsissimo (superlative)

From Late Latin scarpsus, excarpsus, from Latin excerpere, from excerpō (“I choose”).

scarce, scanty, scant, poor, little, limited, short


singolare

singolare (plural singolari, superlative singolarissimo)

singolari (plural)
singolarissimo (superlative)

Probably a semi-learned borrowing from Latin singulāris. By surface analysis, singolo + -are. Doublet of cinghiale.

slbor

singular, uncommon, unique, remarkable, curious, strange, eccentric


scolastico

it-adj

scolastico (feminine scolastica, masculine plural scolastici, feminine plural scolastiche)

scolastica (feminine)
scolastici (masculine plural)
scolastiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin scholasticus, from Ancient Greek σχολαστικός (skholastikós).

der

(relational) school, education; scholastic, educational


sciocco

it-adj

sciocco (feminine sciocca, masculine plural sciocchi, feminine plural sciocche, superlative sciocchissimo)

sciocca (feminine)
sciocchi (masculine plural)
sciocche (feminine plural)
sciocchissimo (superlative)

Perhaps from Latin exsuccus (“sapless, lifeless”), from ex- + succus (“juice, moisture”) (compare exsūcō).

— Vi ho seccato con quella domanda sciocca? — No, no, non potete seccarmi. — Io stessa sono una sciocca, compatitemi.

1894, Matilde Serao, “L'amante sciocca”, in Le amanti:

— Did I bother you with that foolish question? — No, no, you cannot bother me. — I myself am a nitwit, pity me.


sensibile

sensibile (plural sensibili, superlative sensibilissimo)

sensibili (plural)
sensibilissimo (superlative)


lieve

lieve (plural lievi, superlative lievissimo)

From Latin levem (“light (not heavy)”), from Proto-Italic *leɣʷis, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁léngʰus (“lightweight”), from *h₁lengʷʰ- (“light”).


tetraetilico

tetraetilico (feminine tetraetilica, masculine plural tetraetilici, feminine plural tetraetiliche)

tetraetilica (feminine)
tetraetilici (masculine plural)
tetraetiliche (feminine plural)


tetrabasico

tetrabasico (feminine tetrabasica, masculine plural tetrabasici, feminine plural tetrabasiche)

tetrabasica (feminine)
tetrabasici (masculine plural)
tetrabasiche (feminine plural)


tetraedrico

tetraedrico (feminine tetraedrica, masculine plural tetraedrici, feminine plural tetraedriche)

tetraedrica (feminine)
tetraedrici (masculine plural)
tetraedriche (feminine plural)


scuro

scuro (feminine scura, masculine plural scuri, feminine plural scure)

scura (feminine)
scuri (masculine plural)
scure (feminine plural)


tetrasillabo

tetrasillabo (feminine tetrasillaba, masculine plural tetrasillabi, feminine plural tetrasillabe)

tetrasillaba (feminine)
tetrasillabi (masculine plural)
tetrasillabe (feminine plural)


organico

organico (feminine organica, masculine plural organici, feminine plural organiche)

organica (feminine)
organici (masculine plural)
organiche (feminine plural)


straordinario

straordinario (feminine straordinaria, masculine plural straordinari, feminine plural straordinarie)

straordinaria (feminine)
straordinari (masculine plural)
straordinarie (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin extraordinārius. By surface analysis, stra- + ordinario.

Che grandissima fussi la potenzia della bellezza della donna mia, intende provare il presente sonetto per li effetti diversi e straordinari che in me faceva.

c. 1477, Lorenzo de' Medici, “Comento del magnifico Lorenzo de' Medici sopra alcuni de' suoi sonetti”, in Rime, collected in Opere, published 1913, page 107:

This sonnet intends to prove how exceedingly great the power of my woman's beauty was, through the diverse and extraordinary effects it had on me.

[…] da un medesimo
Trovato a caso (ch'è certo un miracolo
Straordinario) di due cose dubbie
Che mi tenean mal'contento in un subito
Mi son certificato che lietissimo
Certo ne sono […]

c. 1555, Francesco D'Ambra, La cofanaria, Florence: Filippo Giunti, published 1593, Scena Ottava, Atto quinto, page 115:

Due to someone just like that, found by chance (and this is certainly an extraordinary miracle), with two dubious things keeping me unhappy in that moment, I found out that surely I am very happy about them

Vedendo che di noi non si dispone
In caso così urgente,
Nè ordine ci vien straordinario,
Forse che nel concetto de' maggiori
Noi siamo inutil gente

1619, Michelangelo Buonarroti the Younger, La fiera, published 1726, page 248:

Seeing how they don't make use of us in such an urgent circumstance, and we receive no extraordinary order, maybe our superiors consider us useless people

A quell'età!... Io non ci vedo niente di straordinario.

1750s, Carlo Goldoni, “Atto Primo, Scena Ⅲ [First Act, Scene 3]”, in La dama prudente [The Careful Lady], collected in Raccolta di commedie scelte dell'avvocato C. Goldoni, tomo Ⅶ, published 1819, page 104:

At that age...! I don't see anything extraordinary about it.

[…] il vero, cancellandogli dalla mente il falso, priverebbe lui del diletto straordinario che ne ritrae.

1827, Giacomo Leopardi, “Dialogo di Torquato Tasso e del suo genio familiare”, in Operette morali [Small Moral Works], Florence: Guglielmo Piatti, published 1834, page 106:

The truth, by erasing the lie from his head, would deprive him of the extraordinary enjoyment he gets from it.

aveva dovuto trattenersi più tempo che non avesse preveduto, per copiare un gran numero di documenti dell’archivio privato dell’eccellentissima duchessa donna Teresa Ravaschieri Fieschi: […] documenti di straordinario valore

1904, Luigi Pirandello, “11. Di sera, guardando il fiume”, in Il fu Mattia Pascal [The Late Mattia Pascal], published 1919, page 172:

She had to remain longer than she had predicted, in order to copy a great deal of documents from Her Excellency Duchess Lady Teresa Ravaschieri Fieschi's private archive: documents of extraordinary value


tetraplegico

tetraplegico (feminine tetraplegica, masculine plural tetraplegici, feminine plural tetraplegiche)

tetraplegica (feminine)
tetraplegici (masculine plural)
tetraplegiche (feminine plural)


multietnico

multietnico (feminine multietnica, masculine plural multietnici, feminine plural multietniche)

multietnica (feminine)
multietnici (masculine plural)
multietniche (feminine plural)


tetratomico

tetratomico (feminine tetratomica, masculine plural tetratomici, feminine plural tetratomiche)

tetratomica (feminine)
tetratomici (masculine plural)
tetratomiche (feminine plural)


tetrastico

tetrastico (feminine tetrastica, masculine plural tetrastici, feminine plural tetrastiche)

tetrastica (feminine)
tetrastici (masculine plural)
tetrastiche (feminine plural)


etnico

etnico (feminine etnica, masculine plural etnici, feminine plural etniche)

etnica (feminine)
etnici (masculine plural)
etniche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin ethnicus, from Ancient Greek ἐθνῐκός (ethnikós).


tetrametro

tetrametro (feminine tetrametra, masculine plural tetrametri, feminine plural tetrametre)

tetrametra (feminine)
tetrametri (masculine plural)
tetrametre (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin tetrameter, tetrametrus, from Ancient Greek τετρᾰ́μετρος (tetrámetros). By surface analysis, tetra- + -metro.

der

τετρᾰ́μετρος


tetragono

it-adj

tetragono (feminine tetragona, masculine plural tetragoni, feminine plural tetragone)

tetragona (feminine)
tetragoni (masculine plural)
tetragone (feminine plural)


tetro

tetro (feminine tetra, masculine plural tetri, feminine plural tetre)

tetra (feminine)
tetri (masculine plural)
tetre (feminine plural)


sfacciato

sfacciato (feminine sfacciata, masculine plural sfacciati, feminine plural sfacciate)

sfacciata (feminine)
sfacciati (masculine plural)
sfacciate (feminine plural)

insolent, cheeky, impudent, shameless or brazen-faced


defunto

defunto (feminine defunta, masculine plural defunti, feminine plural defunte)

defunta (feminine)
defunti (masculine plural)
defunte (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from Latin (vītā) dēfūnctus (“he who has finished [life]”).

lbor

Questa casa apparteneva al mio defunto nonno.

This house used to belong to my dead grandfather.

Comincia dunque; e dì ove s'appunta ¶ l'anima tua, e fa ragion che sia ¶ la vista in te smarrita e non defunta

1321, Dante Alighieri, La divina commedia: Paradiso [The Divine Comedy: Paradise] (paperback), Le Monnier, published 2002, Canto XXVI, page 464, lines 7–9:

Begin then, and declare to what thy soul ¶ is aimed, and count it for a certainty, ¶ sight is in thee bewildered and not dead

(figurative) dead, defunct, past (of things)


imposta

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


deponente

Borrowed from Latin dēpōnentem, present active participle of dēpōnō (“to resign, to give up”), a translation of Ancient Greek ἀποθετικόν (apothetikón).


compagno

it-adj

compagno (feminine compagna, masculine plural compagni, feminine plural compagne)

compagna (feminine)
compagni (masculine plural)
compagne (feminine plural)

From Late Latin compāniō (nominative form), a calque of Proto-West Germanic *gahlaibō. Doublet of compagnone, which came via the Latin accusative compāniōnem.

(informal) alike, like, similar, the same


solito

solito (feminine solita, masculine plural soliti, feminine plural solite)

solita (feminine)
soliti (masculine plural)
solite (feminine plural)

From Latin solitus, perfect active participle of soleō (“to be accustomed”).


opposto

opposto (feminine opposta, masculine plural opposti, feminine plural opposte)

opposta (feminine)
opposti (masculine plural)
opposte (feminine plural)


solido

solido (feminine solida, masculine plural solidi, feminine plural solide, superlative solidissimo)

solida (feminine)
solidi (masculine plural)
solide (feminine plural)
solidissimo (superlative)

Borrowed from Latin solidus. Doublet of sodo and soldo.


pentaedrico

pentaedrico (feminine pentaedrica, masculine plural pentaedrici, feminine plural pentaedriche)

pentaedrica (feminine)
pentaedrici (masculine plural)
pentaedriche (feminine plural)


pentadattilo

pentadattilo (feminine pentadattila, masculine plural pentadattili, feminine plural pentadattile)

pentadattila (feminine)
pentadattili (masculine plural)
pentadattile (feminine plural)


pentasillabo

pentasillabo (feminine pentasillaba, masculine plural pentasillabi, feminine plural pentasillabe)

pentasillaba (feminine)
pentasillabi (masculine plural)
pentasillabe (feminine plural)

From penta- + sillabo, ultimately from Ancient Greek.


pentatonico

pentatonico (feminine pentatonica, masculine plural pentatonici, feminine plural pentatoniche)

pentatonica (feminine)
pentatonici (masculine plural)
pentatoniche (feminine plural)


scelto

scelto (feminine scelta, masculine plural scelti, feminine plural scelte)

scelta (feminine)
scelti (masculine plural)
scelte (feminine plural)

Past participle of scegliere, corresponding to a Vulgar Latin *exeltus, from *exelctus, from *exēlēctus, from Latin ex (“out of, from”) + ēlēctus (“picked, chosen, elected”). Compare Sicilian sceltu, scertu, Venetian sièlto, Friulian sielt; see also French élit.


supremo

supremo (feminine suprema, masculine plural supremi, feminine plural supreme)

suprema (feminine)
supremi (masculine plural)
supreme (feminine plural)


commesso

commesso (feminine commessa, masculine plural commessi, feminine plural commesse)

commessa (feminine)
commessi (masculine plural)
commesse (feminine plural)


stampa

See the verb stampare (“to press, stamp”)

conferenza stampa

credenziali stampa


sapiente

Borrowed from Latin sapientem (“discerning, wise”), present active participle of sapiō (“to be wise”). Doublet of saccente.


peggiore

From Latin peiōrem, from Proto-Indo-European *ped-yōs (“to the ground, downward”).


degenerato

it-adj

degenerato (feminine degenerata, masculine plural degenerati, feminine plural degenerate)

degenerata (feminine)
degenerati (masculine plural)
degenerate (feminine plural)


postale

(relational) post, mail, post office; postal


consigliare

From consiglio + -are (“adjective marker”).


migliore

migliori (plural)
of buono (comparative)

Inherited from Latin meliōrem, from Proto-Indo-European *mélyōs, from *mel- (“strong, big”).


magro

magro (feminine magra, masculine plural magri, feminine plural magre, superlative magrissimo)

magra (feminine)
magri (masculine plural)
magre (feminine plural)
magrissimo (superlative)

From Latin macrum, from Proto-Indo-European *mh₂ḱrós.

magra consolazione

cold comfort (literally, “meagre comfort”)


composto

composto (feminine composta, masculine plural composti, feminine plural composte)

composta (feminine)
composti (masculine plural)
composte (feminine plural)

From Latin compostus, syncopated variant of compositus. Doublet of composito and compost.


pessimistico

pessimistico (feminine pessimistica, masculine plural pessimistici, feminine plural pessimistiche)

pessimistica (feminine)
pessimistici (masculine plural)
pessimistiche (feminine plural)


ottimistico

ottimistico (feminine ottimistica, masculine plural ottimistici, feminine plural ottimistiche)

ottimistica (feminine)
ottimistici (masculine plural)
ottimistiche (feminine plural)


deleterio

deleterio (feminine deleteria, masculine plural deleteri, feminine plural deleterie)

deleteria (feminine)
deleteri (masculine plural)
deleterie (feminine plural)

Borrowed from French délétère, from Ancient Greek δηλητήριος (dēlētḗrios, “noxious, deleterious”).


ottimista

it-adj

ottimista (masculine plural ottimisti, feminine plural ottimiste)

ottimisti (masculine plural)
ottimiste (feminine plural)


ottimo

ottimo (feminine ottima, masculine plural ottimi, feminine plural ottime)

ottimo superlative of buono (canonical)
ottima (feminine)
ottimi (masculine plural)
ottime (feminine plural)

very good, very fine, excellent, perfect, splendid


deliberato

deliberato (feminine deliberata, masculine plural deliberati, feminine plural deliberate)

deliberata (feminine)
deliberati (masculine plural)
deliberate (feminine plural)


delegato

delegato (feminine delegata, masculine plural delegati, feminine plural delegate)

delegata (feminine)
delegati (masculine plural)
delegate (feminine plural)


riflettuto

riflettuto (feminine riflettuta, masculine plural riflettuti, feminine plural riflettute)

riflettuta (feminine)
riflettuti (masculine plural)
riflettute (feminine plural)


riflesso

riflesso (feminine riflessa, masculine plural riflessi, feminine plural riflesse)

riflessa (feminine)
riflessi (masculine plural)
riflesse (feminine plural)


rigido

rigido (feminine rigida, masculine plural rigidi, feminine plural rigide, superlative rigidissimo)

rigida (feminine)
rigidi (masculine plural)
rigide (feminine plural)
rigidissimo (superlative)

From Latin rigidus (“rigid”), from rigeō (“to am stiff”).

rigid, stiff, inflexible, unbending, hard

(of weather, etc.) rigorous, harsh, severe


pessimista

pessimista (masculine plural pessimisti, feminine plural pessimiste)

pessimisti (masculine plural)
pessimiste (feminine plural)


particolare

particolare (plural particolari, superlative particolarissimo)

particolari (plural)
particolarissimo (superlative)

particular, private, personal (antonym of general)

singular, unusual, particular, special, distinctive (unusual, special)

(euphemistic) homosexual (of a relationship)


proibito

proibito (feminine proibita, masculine plural proibiti, feminine plural proibite)

proibita (feminine)
proibiti (masculine plural)
proibite (feminine plural)

proibito fumare

forbidden, prohibited, not allowed, interdicted


pessimo

pessimo (feminine pessima, masculine plural pessimi, feminine plural pessime)

pessimo superlative of cattivo (canonical)
pessima (feminine)
pessimi (masculine plural)
pessime (feminine plural)


discutibile

discutibile (plural discutibili, superlative discutibilissimo)

discutibili (plural)
discutibilissimo (superlative)

questionable, debatable, that may be criticized, doubtful, dubious


supplementare

additional, extra, supplementary, further


dubbi

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


dubbio

it-adj

dubbio (feminine dubbia, masculine plural dubbi, feminine plural dubbie)

dubbia (feminine)
dubbi (masculine plural)
dubbie (feminine plural)

doubtful, uncertain, dubious, questionable


obeso

obeso (feminine obesa, masculine plural obesi, feminine plural obese)

obesa (feminine)
obesi (masculine plural)
obese (feminine plural)

From Latin obēsus, derived from obedō (“to devour”).


sospetto

sospetto (feminine sospetta, masculine plural sospetti, feminine plural sospette)

sospetta (feminine)
sospetti (masculine plural)
sospette (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin suspectus (“mistrusted, suspected”, adjective), perfect passive participle of suspiciō (“to mistrust, suspect”).


sveglia

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


spaventevole

frightful, dreadful, frightening, terrible, horrible


stupendo

it-adj

stupendo (feminine stupenda, masculine plural stupendi, feminine plural stupende)

stupenda (feminine)
stupendi (masculine plural)
stupende (feminine plural)

From Latin stupĕndum, from stupēre. Cognate with Piedmontese stupend.

wonderful, marvellous, stunning, fabulous, stupendous


spaventoso

spaventoso (feminine spaventosa, masculine plural spaventosi, feminine plural spaventose)

spaventosa (feminine)
spaventosi (masculine plural)
spaventose (feminine plural)


intero

intero (feminine intera, masculine plural interi, feminine plural intere)

intera (feminine)
interi (masculine plural)
intere (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin integrum (“whole, entire”). Doublet of integro, a later borrowing.


ottaedrico

it-adj

ottaedrico (feminine ottaedrica, masculine plural ottaedrici, feminine plural ottaedriche)

ottaedrica (feminine)
ottaedrici (masculine plural)
ottaedriche (feminine plural)


incerto

incerto (feminine incerta, masculine plural incerti, feminine plural incerte)

incerta (feminine)
incerti (masculine plural)
incerte (feminine plural)


ottentotto

ottentotto (feminine ottentotta, masculine plural ottentotti, feminine plural ottentotte)

ottentotta (feminine)
ottentotti (masculine plural)
ottentotte (feminine plural)


tenero

tenero (feminine tenera, masculine plural teneri, feminine plural tenere, superlative tenerissimo)

tenera (feminine)
teneri (masculine plural)
tenere (feminine plural)
tenerissimo (superlative)

From Latin tenerum, from Proto-Indo-European *ten- (“to stretch, draw”).

der

(also figurative) tender, soft; delicate, kind


ottativo

it-adj

ottativo (feminine ottativa, masculine plural ottativi, feminine plural ottative)

ottativa (feminine)
ottativi (masculine plural)
ottative (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin optātīvus [modus] (a calque of Ancient Greek εὐκτική [ἔγκλισις] (euktikḗ [énklisis])), derived from Classical Latin optātus, past participle of optō (“to choose; to wish for”).

der

εὐκτική 􂀿ἔγκλισις􂁀


ottico

it-adj

ottico (feminine ottica, masculine plural ottici, feminine plural ottiche)

ottica (feminine)
ottici (masculine plural)
ottiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin opticus, from Ancient Greek ὀπτικός (optikós, “of seeing”).


ottantesimo

it-adj

ottantesimo (feminine ottantesima, masculine plural ottantesimi, feminine plural ottantesime)

ottantesima (feminine)
ottantesimi (masculine plural)
ottantesime (feminine plural)


trascorso

trascorso (feminine trascorsa, masculine plural trascorsi, feminine plural trascorse)

trascorsa (feminine)
trascorsi (masculine plural)
trascorse (feminine plural)


risparmiatore

risparmiatore (feminine risparmiatrice, masculine plural risparmiatori, feminine plural risparmiatrici)

risparmiatrice (feminine)
risparmiatori (masculine plural)
risparmiatrici (feminine plural)


tardi

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


ritratto

it-adj

ritratto (feminine ritratta, masculine plural ritratti, feminine plural ritratte)

ritratta (feminine)
ritratti (masculine plural)
ritratte (feminine plural)


coniugale

(relational) marriage; married, marital, conjugal


coniugato

coniugato (feminine coniugata, masculine plural coniugati, feminine plural coniugate)

coniugata (feminine)
coniugati (masculine plural)
coniugate (feminine plural)

(physics, mathematics, botany) conjugate


sposato

sposato (feminine sposata, masculine plural sposati, feminine plural sposate)

sposata (feminine)
sposati (masculine plural)
sposate (feminine plural)


torto

torto (feminine torta, masculine plural torti, feminine plural torte)

torta (feminine)
torti (masculine plural)
torte (feminine plural)

From Latin tortus, from torqueo (“to bend”).


innamorato

innamorato (feminine innamorata, masculine plural innamorati, feminine plural innamorate, superlative innamoratissimo)

innamorata (feminine)
innamorati (masculine plural)
innamorate (feminine plural)
innamoratissimo (superlative)

From innamorare. Compare Portuguese namorado.


delittuoso

delittuoso (feminine delittuosa, masculine plural delittuosi, feminine plural delittuose)

delittuosa (feminine)
delittuosi (masculine plural)
delittuose (feminine plural)

From delitto (“crime”) + -uoso (“-ous”, adjective-forming suffix).


tenente

From Latin tenentem, present active participle of teneō (“to hold, have, grasp”).


sindacale

(relational) trade union, labor union, union, labour/labor

(rare, relational) mayor's, of the mayor; mayoral


affettuoso

it-adj

affettuoso (feminine affettuosa, masculine plural affettuosi, feminine plural affettuose, superlative affettuosissimo)

affettuosa (feminine)
affettuosi (masculine plural)
affettuose (feminine plural)
affettuosissimo (superlative)


sindacato

sindacato (feminine sindacata, masculine plural sindacati, feminine plural sindacate)

sindacata (feminine)
sindacati (masculine plural)
sindacate (feminine plural)


esapodo

esapodo (feminine esapoda, masculine plural esapodi, feminine plural esapode)

esapoda (feminine)
esapodi (masculine plural)
esapode (feminine plural)


esastilo

esastilo (feminine esastila, masculine plural esastili, feminine plural esastile)

esastila (feminine)
esastili (masculine plural)
esastile (feminine plural)


vergine

CD vergine


minimo

minimo (feminine minima, masculine plural minimi, feminine plural minime)

minima (feminine)
minimi (masculine plural)
minime (feminine plural)

(relational) minimum; (the) least, (the) smallest, (the) slightest, (the) lowest

very small, very little, tiny, very low, minimum


sinistro

sinistro (feminine sinistra, masculine plural sinistri, feminine plural sinistre)

sinistra (feminine)
sinistri (masculine plural)
sinistre (feminine plural)

From Latin sinistrum. This form was probably altered from the original sinestro to more closely reflect the Latin form.

sinister, grim, lurid, spooky, bad, ominous


geologico

geologico (feminine geologica, masculine plural geologici, feminine plural geologiche)

geologica (feminine)
geologici (masculine plural)
geologiche (feminine plural)


disponibile

From disporre + -ibile, compare French, Catalan, and Spanish disponible.

available, disposable, at one's disposal, free


geometrico

geometrico (feminine geometrica, masculine plural geometrici, feminine plural geometriche)

geometrica (feminine)
geometrici (masculine plural)
geometriche (feminine plural)


geopolitico

geopolitico (feminine geopolitica, masculine plural geopolitici, feminine plural geopolitiche)

geopolitica (feminine)
geopolitici (masculine plural)
geopolitiche (feminine plural)


geografico

geografico (feminine geografica, masculine plural geografici, feminine plural geografiche)

geografica (feminine)
geografici (masculine plural)
geografiche (feminine plural)


geopolitica

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


quatto

it-adj

quatto (feminine quatta, masculine plural quatti, feminine plural quatte)

quatta (feminine)
quatti (masculine plural)
quatte (feminine plural)


destro

destro (feminine destra, masculine plural destri, feminine plural destre)

destra (feminine)
destri (masculine plural)
destre (feminine plural)


diplomatico

diplomatico (feminine diplomatica, masculine plural diplomatici, feminine plural diplomatiche)

diplomatica (feminine)
diplomatici (masculine plural)
diplomatiche (feminine plural)


deputato

deputato (feminine deputata, masculine plural deputati, feminine plural deputate)

deputata (feminine)
deputati (masculine plural)
deputate (feminine plural)


eufemistico

eufemistico (feminine eufemistica, masculine plural eufemistici, feminine plural eufemistiche)

eufemistica (feminine)
eufemistici (masculine plural)
eufemistiche (feminine plural)


dinanzi

From Latin dē in anteā. Compare Piedmontese dnans and Lombard dinanz.


giornaliero

giornaliero (feminine giornaliera, masculine plural giornalieri, feminine plural giornaliere)

giornaliera (feminine)
giornalieri (masculine plural)
giornaliere (feminine plural)


qual

Ahi quanto a dir qual era è cosa dura
esta selva selvaggia e aspra e forte

Ah, how rueful to say what sort it was
this wilderness wild and harsh and daunting
that in my thoughts makes my fright alive again


remoto

remoto (feminine remota, masculine plural remoti, feminine plural remote)

remota (feminine)
remoti (masculine plural)
remote (feminine plural)


ferroviario

ferroviario (feminine ferroviaria, masculine plural ferroviari, feminine plural ferroviarie)

ferroviaria (feminine)
ferroviari (masculine plural)
ferroviarie (feminine plural)

→ French: ferroviaire


estivo

estivo (feminine estiva, masculine plural estivi, feminine plural estive)

estiva (feminine)
estivi (masculine plural)
estive (feminine plural)


dritto

dritto (feminine dritta, masculine plural dritti, feminine plural dritte)

dritta (feminine)
dritti (masculine plural)
dritte (feminine plural)

Contraction/syncopation of diritto, from Vulgar Latin *dērēctus (or from Late Latin drictus; compare French droit, Catalan dret, Romanian drept), from Latin dīrectus. Doublet of diretto.

obverse (side of a coin, medal or badge)


delizioso

delizioso (feminine deliziosa, masculine plural deliziosi, feminine plural deliziose)

deliziosa (feminine)
deliziosi (masculine plural)
deliziose (feminine plural)


deluso

deluso (feminine delusa, masculine plural delusi, feminine plural deluse)

delusa (feminine)
delusi (masculine plural)
deluse (feminine plural)


qualunque

From qual(e) (“which, what”) + -unque (indefinite suffix).


demagogico

it-adj

demagogico (feminine demagogica, masculine plural demagogici, feminine plural demagogiche)

demagogica (feminine)
demagogici (masculine plural)
demagogiche (feminine plural)


demolitore

demolitore (feminine demolitrice, masculine plural demolitori, feminine plural demolitrici)

demolitrice (feminine)
demolitori (masculine plural)
demolitrici (feminine plural)


democratico

democratico (feminine democratica, masculine plural democratici, feminine plural democratiche, superlative democraticissimo)

democratica (feminine)
democratici (masculine plural)
democratiche (feminine plural)
democraticissimo (superlative)

From Ancient Greek δημοκρατικός (dēmokratikós).

der

δημοκρατικός


cespuglioso

it-adj

cespuglioso (feminine cespugliosa, masculine plural cespugliosi, feminine plural cespugliose)

cespugliosa (feminine)
cespugliosi (masculine plural)
cespugliose (feminine plural)


collegato

collegato (feminine collegata, masculine plural collegati, feminine plural collegate)

collegata (feminine)
collegati (masculine plural)
collegate (feminine plural)

(also figuratively) tied up, associated, related


cervicale

Borrowed from New Latin cervīcālis, formed from the root of Latin cervīx (“the neck, nape of the neck”) and -ālis (see -ale). By surface analysis, cervice + -ale.


connesso

it-adj

connesso (feminine connessa, masculine plural connessi, feminine plural connesse)

connessa (feminine)
connessi (masculine plural)
connesse (feminine plural)


arbustivo

arbustivo (feminine arbustiva, masculine plural arbustivi, feminine plural arbustive)

arbustiva (feminine)
arbustivi (masculine plural)
arbustive (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from Latin arbustīvus.


complesso

complesso (feminine complessa, masculine plural complessi, feminine plural complesse)

complessa (feminine)
complessi (masculine plural)
complesse (feminine plural)


distratto

distratto (feminine distratta, masculine plural distratti, feminine plural distratte, superlative distrattissimo)

distratta (feminine)
distratti (masculine plural)
distratte (feminine plural)
distrattissimo (superlative)

Ora il tempo è un signore distratto, è un bambino che dorme / ma se ti svegli e hai ancora paura ridammi la mano!

1981, “Hotel Supramonte”, in Fabrizio De André, performed by Fabrizio De André:


sconfitto

sconfitto (feminine sconfitta, masculine plural sconfitti, feminine plural sconfitte)

sconfitta (feminine)
sconfitti (masculine plural)
sconfitte (feminine plural)


comunicato

comunicato (feminine comunicata, masculine plural comunicati, feminine plural comunicate)

comunicata (feminine)
comunicati (masculine plural)
comunicate (feminine plural)


illeso

illeso (feminine illesa, masculine plural illesi, feminine plural illese)

illesa (feminine)
illesi (masculine plural)
illese (feminine plural)


scosceso

scosceso (feminine scoscesa, masculine plural scoscesi, feminine plural scoscese)

scoscesa (feminine)
scoscesi (masculine plural)
scoscese (feminine plural)


contratto

contratto (feminine contratta, masculine plural contratti, feminine plural contratte)

contratta (feminine)
contratti (masculine plural)
contratte (feminine plural)


valente

valente (plural valenti, superlative valentissimo)

valenti (plural)
valentissimo (superlative)

mossa dal chiaro grido che i tre giovani aveano di valenti e di scienziati, ne le prese talento di volere intendere quali stati fossero i loro ragionamenti

1530, Pietro Bembo, “Libro terzo, Capitolo II [Third Book, Chapter 2]”, in Gli asolani, published 1989:

Given the clear fame of the three young men as talented and men of science, she found herself wanting to know what their reasonings were.

Al valente Signore,
Di cui non so migliore
Sù la terra trovare

c. 1260s, Brunetto Latini, Il tesoretto [The Treasure], collected in Raccolta di rime antiche toscane: Volume primo, Palermo: Giuseppe Assenzio, published 1817, page 9, lines 1–5:

To the valiant lord, of which I can't find a better one on this earth

Allor si volse a noi e puose mente,
movendo ’l viso pur su per la coscia,
e disse: «Or va tu sù, che se’ valente!».

1310s, Dante Alighieri, “Canto IV”, in Purgatorio [Purgatory], lines 112–114; 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:

Then he turned round to us, and he gave heed, just lifting up his eyes above his thigh, and said: "Now go you up, for you are valiant."

Qualora un popolo, che geme oppresso sotto un’ingiusta, e non meritata tirannide, perviene ribellandosi a distruggere con la viva, e generosa forza la forza opprimente, egli è questo per certo un popolo appassionato, valente, apprezzabile, e meritevole di libertà.

1799, Vittorio Alfieri, “Avvenimenti”, in Misogallo [The French-Hater], London, page 21:

When a people, that moans oppressed under an unjust and undeserved tyranny, comes, by rebelling, to destroy the oppressing force with the living, generous force, it is certainly an ardent, brave, appreciable people, and deserving of freedom.

se tu ti contenti di lasciare appresso di me questa tua figlioletta, percio che buono aspetto ha, io la prenderò volentieri, et se valente femmina sarà, io la mariterò a quel tempo, che convenevole sarà in maniera

1353, Giovanni Boccaccio, “Giornata seconda, Novella VIII [Second Day, Novel 8]”, in Decamerone [Decameron], Tommaso Hedlin, published 1527, page 58:

If you wish to leave this little girl of yours with me, since her appearance is good, I'll gladly take her, and, if she becomes a virtuous woman, I'll marry her when the time is right.

(inorganic chemistry, in combination) valent (having a specified valency)


ginnastica

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


paleografico

it-adj

paleografico (feminine paleografica, masculine plural paleografici, feminine plural paleografiche)

paleografica (feminine)
paleografici (masculine plural)
paleografiche (feminine plural)

From paleografia + -ico; calque of French paléographique.


fesso

fesso (feminine fessa, masculine plural fessi, feminine plural fesse)

fessa (feminine)
fessi (masculine plural)
fesse (feminine plural)


fesso

From Latin fissus (“split, cloven”), from Proto-Indo-European *bʰidtós (“id”).


fesso

From a euphemistic usage of Etymology 2, via the feminine form fessa, in southern Italy.


fessa

feminine singular of fesso (“ruptured, cracked; wounded”)


fessa

feminine singular of fesso (“silly, idiotic”)


schivo

schivo (feminine schiva, masculine plural schivi, feminine plural schive)

schiva (feminine)
schivi (masculine plural)
schive (feminine plural)


girato

girato (feminine girata, masculine plural girati, feminine plural girate)

girata (feminine)
girati (masculine plural)
girate (feminine plural)


vissuto

vissuto (feminine vissuta, masculine plural vissuti, feminine plural vissute)

vissuta (feminine)
vissuti (masculine plural)
vissute (feminine plural)

Past participle of vivere. Compare French vécu, Catalan and Occitan viscut.


salato

salato (feminine salata, masculine plural salati, feminine plural salate, superlative salatissimo)

salata (feminine)
salati (masculine plural)
salate (feminine plural)
salatissimo (superlative)


colorito

colorito (feminine colorita, masculine plural coloriti, feminine plural colorite)

colorita (feminine)
coloriti (masculine plural)
colorite (feminine plural)


venuto

venuto (feminine venuta, masculine plural venuti, feminine plural venute)

venuta (feminine)
venuti (masculine plural)
venute (feminine plural)


vivente

Adjectival use of the present participle of the verb vivere (“to live”). By surface analysis, viv(ere) (“to live”) + -ente (adjective-building suffix).


previsto

it-adj

previsto (feminine prevista, masculine plural previsti, feminine plural previste)

prevista (feminine)
previsti (masculine plural)
previste (feminine plural)


sporco

sporco (feminine sporca, masculine plural sporchi, feminine plural sporche, superlative sporchissimo, diminutive sporchétto or sporchìno)

sporca (feminine)
sporchi (masculine plural)
sporche (feminine plural)
sporchissimo (superlative)
sporchétto (diminutive)
sporchìno (diminutive)

From Latin spurcus, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *sperH-.

(figurative) dirty, foul, shady, coarse, obscene


pasciuto

pasciuto (feminine pasciuta, masculine plural pasciuti, feminine plural pasciute)

pasciuta (feminine)
pasciuti (masculine plural)
pasciute (feminine plural)


guasto

guasto (feminine guasta, masculine plural guasti, feminine plural guaste)

guasta (feminine)
guasti (masculine plural)
guaste (feminine plural)

From the short past participle of guastare (“to ruin”) in Tuscan; compare the Standard Italian participle guastato. Cognate with Piedmontese guast.

«In mezzo mar siede un paese guasto».
diss’elli allora, «che s’appella Creta,
sotto ’l cui rege fu già ’l mondo casto.

1300s–1310s, Dante Alighieri, “Canto XIV”, in Inferno [Hell], lines 94–96; 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:

"In the middle of the sea lies a ruined country", he then said, "which is named Crete, under whose king the world was once innocent."

Ma che dico io di frate Rinaldo nostro di cui parliamo? Quali son quegli che cosí non facciano? Ahi vitupèro del guasto mondo!

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

But what am I saying about our friar Rinaldo, about whom we're talking? Who are the ones who don't act thusly? Alas, dishonor of the ruined world!

broken, out of order (of mechanisms, devices etc.)

avvenne che al medico fu messo tra le mani uno infermo il quale aveva guasta l’una delle gambe

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

It so happened that a patient was brought to the physician, who had a bad leg

damaged, ruined (of organs or body parts)


macedonico

macedonico (feminine macedonica, masculine plural macedonici, feminine plural macedoniche)

macedonica (feminine)
macedonici (masculine plural)
macedoniche (feminine plural)


magmatico

magmatico (feminine magmatica, masculine plural magmatici, feminine plural magmatiche)

magmatica (feminine)
magmatici (masculine plural)
magmatiche (feminine plural)

From magma + -atico (adjective-building suffix).


macinato

it-adj

macinato (feminine macinata, masculine plural macinati, feminine plural macinate)

macinata (feminine)
macinati (masculine plural)
macinate (feminine plural)


magico

magico (feminine magica, masculine plural magici, feminine plural magiche)

magica (feminine)
magici (masculine plural)
magiche (feminine plural)

From Latin magicus, from Ancient Greek μαγικός (magikós).


magiaro

magiaro (feminine magiara, masculine plural magiari, feminine plural magiare)

magiara (feminine)
magiari (masculine plural)
magiare (feminine plural)


magnanimo

magnanimo (feminine magnanima, masculine plural magnanimi, feminine plural magnanime)

magnanima (feminine)
magnanimi (masculine plural)
magnanime (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin magnanimus, from magnus (“great”) + animus (“soul, mind”).


editore

editore (feminine editrice, masculine plural editori, feminine plural editrici)

editrice (feminine)
editori (masculine plural)
editrici (feminine plural)

casa editrice


mattutino

mattutino (feminine mattutina, masculine plural mattutini, feminine plural mattutine)

mattutina (feminine)
mattutini (masculine plural)
mattutine (feminine plural)


marzolino

marzolino (feminine marzolina, masculine plural marzolini, feminine plural marzoline)

marzolina (feminine)
marzolini (masculine plural)
marzoline (feminine plural)


macabro

macabro (feminine macabra, masculine plural macabri, feminine plural macabre)

macabra (feminine)
macabri (masculine plural)
macabre (feminine plural)


garantito

garantito (feminine garantita, masculine plural garantiti, feminine plural garantite)

garantita (feminine)
garantiti (masculine plural)
garantite (feminine plural)


preferito

preferito (feminine preferita, masculine plural preferiti, feminine plural preferite)

preferita (feminine)
preferiti (masculine plural)
preferite (feminine plural)


provvisorio

provvisorio (feminine provvisoria, masculine plural provvisori, feminine plural provvisorie)

provvisoria (feminine)
provvisori (masculine plural)
provvisorie (feminine plural)

provisional, temporary, makeshift, interim


fallito

fallito (feminine fallita, masculine plural falliti, feminine plural fallite)

fallita (feminine)
falliti (masculine plural)
fallite (feminine plural)


di fortuna

In assenza di un'economia funzionante, bande di giovani senza lavoro equipaggiati con motoscafi, fucili d'assalto e scalette di fortuna avevano iniziato ad abbordare le navi mercantili che solcavano le trafficate rotte commerciali tra l'Asia e l'Occidente attraverso il canale di Suez...

2020, Barack Obama, chapter 14, in Chicca Galli, Paolo Lucca, Giuseppe Maugeri, transl., Una terra promessa [A Promised Land], Garzanti Libri:

Without the benefit of a functioning economy, gangs of jobless young men equipped with motorized skiffs, AK-47s, and makeshift ladders had taken to boarding commercial vessels travelling/traveling the busy shipping route connecting Asia to the West via the Suez Canal...

atterraggio di fortuna


richiesto

richiesto (feminine richiesta, masculine plural richiesti, feminine plural richieste, superlative richiestissimo)

richiesta (feminine)
richiesti (masculine plural)
richieste (feminine plural)
richiestissimo (superlative)

(usually preceded by molto) popular, in demand, sought-after


d'accordo

d'accordo (invariable, superlative d'accordissimo)

Compare French d’accord, Spanish de acuerdo, Portuguese de acordo, Romanian de acord.

come d'accordo

essere/mettersi d'accordo


temporaneo

temporaneo (feminine temporanea, masculine plural temporanei, feminine plural temporanee)

temporanea (feminine)
temporanei (masculine plural)
temporanee (feminine plural)

temporary, provisional, interim, makeshift


psichiatrico

psichiatrico (feminine psichiatrica, masculine plural psichiatrici, feminine plural psichiatriche)

psichiatrica (feminine)
psichiatrici (masculine plural)
psichiatriche (feminine plural)


psichico

psichico (feminine psichica, masculine plural psichici, feminine plural psichiche)

psichica (feminine)
psichici (masculine plural)
psichiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek ψυχικός (psukhikós), derived from ψυχή (psukhḗ, “soul, spirit”).


quarantesimo

it-adj

quarantesimo (feminine quarantesima, masculine plural quarantesimi, feminine plural quarantesime)

quarantesima (feminine)
quarantesimi (masculine plural)
quarantesime (feminine plural)


gradito

gradito (feminine gradita, masculine plural graditi, feminine plural gradite, superlative graditissimo)

gradita (feminine)
graditi (masculine plural)
gradite (feminine plural)
graditissimo (superlative)


riflessivo

riflessivo (feminine riflessiva, masculine plural riflessivi, feminine plural riflessive)

riflessiva (feminine)
riflessivi (masculine plural)
riflessive (feminine plural)


mentale

From Late Latin mentālis, from Latin mēns. By surface analysis, mente + -ale.


nodoso

nodoso (feminine nodosa, masculine plural nodosi, feminine plural nodose)

nodosa (feminine)
nodosi (masculine plural)
nodose (feminine plural)


macero

macero (feminine macera, masculine plural maceri, feminine plural macere)

macera (feminine)
maceri (masculine plural)
macere (feminine plural)


nazista

nazista (masculine plural nazisti, feminine plural naziste)

nazisti (masculine plural)
naziste (feminine plural)


comunista

comunista (masculine plural comunisti, feminine plural comuniste)

comunisti (masculine plural)
comuniste (feminine plural)

Borrowed from French communiste. Influenced by comune.


dimostrabile

Borrowed from Late Latin dēmōnstrābilis.


indimostrabile

Borrowed from Late Latin indēmōnstrābilis.


dimostrativo

it-adj

dimostrativo (feminine dimostrativa, masculine plural dimostrativi, feminine plural dimostrative)

dimostrativa (feminine)
dimostrativi (masculine plural)
dimostrative (feminine plural)

azione dimostrativa


dentifricio

dentifricio (feminine dentifricia, masculine plural dentifrici, feminine plural dentifricie)

dentifricia (feminine)
dentifrici (masculine plural)
dentifricie (feminine plural)

pasta dentifricia


inserto

inserto (feminine inserta, masculine plural inserti, feminine plural inserte)

inserta (feminine)
inserti (masculine plural)
inserte (feminine plural)

Sgombri gl’inserti, anzi gl’innati affetti

1544-1595, Torquato Tasso, (Please provide the book title or journal name):

Clear the inserts, even the innate affections

il gel degli anni
E il fervor degli affanni
Faran l’inserto germe un dì fecondo

1802-1874, Niccolò Tommaseo, (Please provide the book title or journal name):

the frost of the years
And the fervo(u)r of troubles
Make the insert germ one day fruitful


difensore

difensore (feminine difenditrice, masculine plural difensori, feminine plural difenditrici)

difenditrice (feminine)
difensori (masculine plural)
difenditrici (feminine plural)


fascista

fascista (masculine plural fascisti, feminine plural fasciste, superlative fascistissimo)

fascisti (masculine plural)
fasciste (feminine plural)
fascistissimo (superlative)

From fascio (singular of “fasces”) + -ista (“-ist”).


perspicace

discerning, shrewd, perceptive, perspicacious


marxista

it-adj

marxista (masculine plural marxisti, feminine plural marxiste)

marxisti (masculine plural)
marxiste (feminine plural)


demonico

demonico (feminine demonica, masculine plural demonici, feminine plural demoniche)

demonica (feminine)
demonici (masculine plural)
demoniche (feminine plural)


demoniaco

demoniaco (feminine demoniaca, masculine plural demoniaci, feminine plural demoniache)

demoniaca (feminine)
demoniaci (masculine plural)
demoniache (feminine plural)


visuale

Borrowed from Late Latin visuālis, from Latin visus.


visivo

visivo (feminine visiva, masculine plural visivi, feminine plural visive)

visiva (feminine)
visivi (masculine plural)
visive (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin vīsīvus, derived from Classical Latin vīsus. Cognate with Piedmontese visiv.


grottesco

grottesco (feminine grottesca, masculine plural grotteschi, feminine plural grottesche)

grottesca (feminine)
grotteschi (masculine plural)
grottesche (feminine plural)

→ Catalan: grotesc

desctree

→ Middle French: grotesque
→ English: grotesque
French: grotesque
→ Romanian: grotesc

→ Piedmontese: grotesch

→ Portuguese: grotesco

→ Spanish: grotesco

From grotta (“cave”) + -esco (relational suffix).


denutrito

it-adj

denutrito (feminine denutrita, masculine plural denutriti, feminine plural denutrite)

denutrita (feminine)
denutriti (masculine plural)
denutrite (feminine plural)


profilattico

profilattico (feminine profilattica, masculine plural profilattici, feminine plural profilattiche)

profilattica (feminine)
profilattici (masculine plural)
profilattiche (feminine plural)


dentato

dentato (feminine dentata, masculine plural dentati, feminine plural dentate)

dentata (feminine)
dentati (masculine plural)
dentate (feminine plural)


dentario

dentario (feminine dentaria, masculine plural dentari, feminine plural dentarie)

dentaria (feminine)
dentari (masculine plural)
dentarie (feminine plural)


demotico

demotico (feminine demotica, masculine plural demotici, feminine plural demotiche)

demotica (feminine)
demotici (masculine plural)
demotiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek δημοτικός (dēmotikós).


regolare

Borrowed from Late Latin rēgulāris. By surface analysis, regola (“rule”) + -are (“-ar”, adjective-forming derivational suffix).

surf

regular, standard, normal, ordinary, average


denominativo

it-adj

denominativo (feminine denominativa, masculine plural denominativi, feminine plural denominative)

denominativa (feminine)
denominativi (masculine plural)
denominative (feminine plural)


preservativo

preservativo (feminine preservativa, masculine plural preservativi, feminine plural preservative)

preservativa (feminine)
preservativi (masculine plural)
preservative (feminine plural)


istruito

istruito (feminine istruita, masculine plural istruiti, feminine plural istruite)

istruita (feminine)
istruiti (masculine plural)
istruite (feminine plural)


novello

novello (feminine novella, masculine plural novelli, feminine plural novelle)

novella (feminine)
novelli (masculine plural)
novelle (feminine plural)


rapito

rapito (feminine rapita, masculine plural rapiti, feminine plural rapite)

rapita (feminine)
rapiti (masculine plural)
rapite (feminine plural)


pratica

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


pratico

it-adj

pratico (feminine pratica, masculine plural pratici, feminine plural pratiche)

pratica (feminine)
pratici (masculine plural)
pratiche (feminine plural)

From Late Latin practicus, from Ancient Greek πρᾱκτῐκός (prāktikós, “pertaining to an action”), derived from πρᾱγ- (prāg-), the root of πρᾱ́σσω (prā́ssō, “to do”) + -τῐκός (-tikós, verbal adjective suffix).


permesso

it-adj

permesso (feminine permessa, masculine plural permessi, feminine plural permesse)

permessa (feminine)
permessi (masculine plural)
permesse (feminine plural)


patito

patito (feminine patita, masculine plural patiti, feminine plural patite)

patita (feminine)
patiti (masculine plural)
patite (feminine plural)


punitivo

punitivo (feminine punitiva, masculine plural punitivi, feminine plural punitive)

punitiva (feminine)
punitivi (masculine plural)
punitive (feminine plural)


deperibile

deperibile (plural deperibili, superlative deperibilissimo)

deperibili (plural)
deperibilissimo (superlative)


deplorabile

Borrowed from Late Latin dēplōrābilis. By surface analysis, deplorare + -abile.


maggese

From maggio + -ese. Compare Sicilian majisa.


depravato

depravato (feminine depravata, masculine plural depravati, feminine plural depravate)

depravata (feminine)
depravati (masculine plural)
depravate (feminine plural)


depresso

depresso (feminine depressa, masculine plural depressi, feminine plural depresse)

depressa (feminine)
depressi (masculine plural)
depresse (feminine plural)


deportato

deportato (feminine deportata, masculine plural deportati, feminine plural deportate)

deportata (feminine)
deportati (masculine plural)
deportate (feminine plural)


improbabile

Borrowed from Latin improbābilis. By surface analysis, in- + probabile.


suddito

suddito (feminine suddita, masculine plural sudditi, feminine plural suddite)

suddita (feminine)
sudditi (masculine plural)
suddite (feminine plural)

subject (to some authority or government)


xenofobo

xenofobo (feminine xenofoba, masculine plural xenofobi, feminine plural xenofobe)

xenofoba (feminine)
xenofobi (masculine plural)
xenofobe (feminine plural)


trasparente

From Medieval Latin trānspārentem (“transparent”), present participle of trānspareō, from Latin trāns + pareō.


immediato

it-adj

immediato (feminine immediata, masculine plural immediati, feminine plural immediate)

immediata (feminine)
immediati (masculine plural)
immediate (feminine plural)


soggetto

soggetto (feminine soggetta, masculine plural soggetti, feminine plural soggette)

soggetta (feminine)
soggetti (masculine plural)
soggette (feminine plural)


intimo

intimo (feminine intima, masculine plural intimi, feminine plural intime)

intima (feminine)
intimi (masculine plural)
intime (feminine plural)

amici intimi

maglietta intima

biancheria intima

concealing a sensitive area of the body; of or relating to undergarments (of clothing)


sbalorditivo

sbalorditivo (feminine sbalorditiva, masculine plural sbalorditivi, feminine plural sbalorditive)

sbalorditiva (feminine)
sbalorditivi (masculine plural)
sbalorditive (feminine plural)


così detto

così detto (feminine così detta, masculine plural così detti, feminine plural così dette)

così detta (feminine)
così detti (masculine plural)
così dette (feminine plural)


popolare

popolare (plural popolari, superlative popolarissimo)

popolari (plural)
popolarissimo (superlative)


smarrito

smarrito (feminine smarrita, masculine plural smarriti, feminine plural smarrite)

smarrita (feminine)
smarriti (masculine plural)
smarrite (feminine plural)

→ Turkish: izmarit


spedito

spedito (feminine spedita, masculine plural spediti, feminine plural spedite)

spedita (feminine)
spediti (masculine plural)
spedite (feminine plural)


cosiddetto

cosiddetto (feminine cosiddetta, masculine plural cosiddetti, feminine plural cosiddette)

cosiddetta (feminine)
cosiddetti (masculine plural)
cosiddette (feminine plural)

Univerbation of così (“so”) + detto (“said”).


somma

feminine singular of sommo (“highest, greatest”)


svanito

it-adj

svanito (feminine svanita, masculine plural svaniti, feminine plural svanite)

svanita (feminine)
svaniti (masculine plural)
svanite (feminine plural)


denso

denso (feminine densa, masculine plural densi, feminine plural dense, superlative densissimo)

densa (feminine)
densi (masculine plural)
dense (feminine plural)
densissimo (superlative)


traverso

traverso (feminine traversa, masculine plural traversi, feminine plural traverse)

traversa (feminine)
traversi (masculine plural)
traverse (feminine plural)


tronco

tronco (feminine tronca, masculine plural tronchi, feminine plural tronche)

tronca (feminine)
tronchi (masculine plural)
tronche (feminine plural)

parole tronche


interminabile

Borrowed from Late Latin interminābilis, derived from Latin terminō (“to finish, end”). By surface analysis, in + termine (“end”) + -abile.

surf

(hyperbolic) of a long duration; interminable, endless, unending


interrotto

it-adj

interrotto (feminine interrotta, masculine plural interrotti, feminine plural interrotte)

interrotta (feminine)
interrotti (masculine plural)
interrotte (feminine plural)


inadatto

inadatto (feminine inadatta, masculine plural inadatti, feminine plural inadatte)

inadatta (feminine)
inadatti (masculine plural)
inadatte (feminine plural)

unsuitable, inappropriate, wrong, inopportune


indiziato

indiziato (feminine indiziata, masculine plural indiziati, feminine plural indiziate)

indiziata (feminine)
indiziati (masculine plural)
indiziate (feminine plural)


sbagliato

sbagliato (feminine sbagliata, masculine plural sbagliati, feminine plural sbagliate, superlative sbagliatissimo)

sbagliata (feminine)
sbagliati (masculine plural)
sbagliate (feminine plural)
sbagliatissimo (superlative)


inesatto

inesatto (feminine inesatta, masculine plural inesatti, feminine plural inesatte)

inesatta (feminine)
inesatti (masculine plural)
inesatte (feminine plural)


inesatto

From in- + esatto (“exacted”, past participle of exigere).

af

past participle of <i class="Latn mention" lang="it">exigere</i>

(administrative, uncommon) uncollected, not received


intermedio

it-adj

intermedio (feminine intermedia, masculine plural intermedi, feminine plural intermedie)

intermedia (feminine)
intermedi (masculine plural)
intermedie (feminine plural)


zuccone

zuccone (feminine zuccona, masculine plural zucconi, feminine plural zuccone)

zuccona (feminine)
zucconi (masculine plural)
zuccone (feminine plural)


inaspettato

inaspettato (feminine inaspettata, masculine plural inaspettati, feminine plural inaspettate)

inaspettata (feminine)
inaspettati (masculine plural)
inaspettate (feminine plural)

unexpected, sudden, unforeseen, untimely


inatteso

inatteso (feminine inattesa, masculine plural inattesi, feminine plural inattese)

inattesa (feminine)
inattesi (masculine plural)
inattese (feminine plural)


prevedibile

predictable, foreseeable, to be expected


accettabile

Borrowed from Late Latin acceptābilis. Compare Lombard acetabil.


inarrestabile

Ormai è inarrestabile.


inadeguato

inadeguato (feminine inadeguata, masculine plural inadeguati, feminine plural inadeguate)

inadeguata (feminine)
inadeguati (masculine plural)
inadeguate (feminine plural)


affidabile

From affid(are) (“to entrust”) + -abile (“-able”).


inaccessibile

Borrowed from Late Latin inaccessibilis. By surface analysis, in- + accessibile.


ammissibile

Borrowed from Medieval Latin admissibilis, which was based on Old French admissible, or formed from the root of Latin admissus with the suffix -ibile.


adeguato

it-adj

adeguato (feminine adeguata, masculine plural adeguati, feminine plural adeguate)

adeguata (feminine)
adeguati (masculine plural)
adeguate (feminine plural)

fit, suitable, appropriate, proportionate


applaudito

applaudito (feminine applaudita, masculine plural applauditi, feminine plural applaudite, superlative applauditissimo)

applaudita (feminine)
applauditi (masculine plural)
applaudite (feminine plural)
applauditissimo (superlative)


incapace

incapable, unfit, incompetent, inadequate


condizionale

From Medieval Latin conditiōnālis (“conditional”), from conditiō (“condition”).


incolore

Borrowed from French incolore, from Medieval Latin incolōrem, from in- + color.


comprensibile

it-adj

comprensibile (plural comprensibili, superlative comprensibilissimo)

comprensibili (plural)
comprensibilissimo (superlative)


inesperto

inesperto (feminine inesperta, masculine plural inesperti, feminine plural inesperte)

inesperta (feminine)
inesperti (masculine plural)
inesperte (feminine plural)


nutrito

nutrito (feminine nutrita, masculine plural nutriti, feminine plural nutrite)

nutrita (feminine)
nutriti (masculine plural)
nutrite (feminine plural)

ben nutrito or mal nutrito


ignaro

ignaro (feminine ignara, masculine plural ignari, feminine plural ignare)

ignara (feminine)
ignari (masculine plural)
ignare (feminine plural)


incondizionato

incondizionato (feminine incondizionata, masculine plural incondizionati, feminine plural incondizionate)

incondizionata (feminine)
incondizionati (masculine plural)
incondizionate (feminine plural)


climatizzato

climatizzato (feminine climatizzata, masculine plural climatizzati, feminine plural climatizzate)

climatizzata (feminine)
climatizzati (masculine plural)
climatizzate (feminine plural)


impreciso

impreciso (feminine imprecisa, masculine plural imprecisi, feminine plural imprecise)

imprecisa (feminine)
imprecisi (masculine plural)
imprecise (feminine plural)


palermitano

palermitano (feminine palermitana, masculine plural palermitani, feminine plural palermitane)

palermitana (feminine)
palermitani (masculine plural)
palermitane (feminine plural)

From Latin Panormitānus, with influence from Palermo.


impuro

impuro (feminine impura, masculine plural impuri, feminine plural impure)

impura (feminine)
impuri (masculine plural)
impure (feminine plural)


condizionato

condizionato (feminine condizionata, masculine plural condizionati, feminine plural condizionate)

condizionata (feminine)
condizionati (masculine plural)
condizionate (feminine plural)

con aria condizionata


inconscio

inconscio (feminine inconscia, masculine plural inconsci, feminine plural inconsce)

inconscia (feminine)
inconsci (masculine plural)
inconsce (feminine plural)


derelitto

derelitto (feminine derelitta, masculine plural derelitti, feminine plural derelitte)

derelitta (feminine)
derelitti (masculine plural)
derelitte (feminine plural)


incontrastato

incontrastato (feminine incontrastata, masculine plural incontrastati, feminine plural incontrastate)

incontrastata (feminine)
incontrastati (masculine plural)
incontrastate (feminine plural)


descrittivo

descrittivo (feminine descrittiva, masculine plural descrittivi, feminine plural descrittive)

descrittiva (feminine)
descrittivi (masculine plural)
descrittive (feminine plural)


concluso

concluso (feminine conclusa, masculine plural conclusi, feminine plural concluse)

conclusa (feminine)
conclusi (masculine plural)
concluse (feminine plural)

tutte le famiglie, questa conclusa

all families, this one included; all families, including this one


derisorio

derisorio (feminine derisoria, masculine plural derisori, feminine plural derisorie)

derisoria (feminine)
derisori (masculine plural)
derisorie (feminine plural)


incontaminato

incontaminato (feminine incontaminata, masculine plural incontaminati, feminine plural incontaminate)

incontaminata (feminine)
incontaminati (masculine plural)
incontaminate (feminine plural)


imprevisto

imprevisto (feminine imprevista, masculine plural imprevisti, feminine plural impreviste)

imprevista (feminine)
imprevisti (masculine plural)
impreviste (feminine plural)

unforeseen, unexpected, unplanned, unlooked-for


derivato

derivato (feminine derivata, masculine plural derivati, feminine plural derivate)

derivata (feminine)
derivati (masculine plural)
derivate (feminine plural)


consueto

consueto (feminine consueta, masculine plural consueti, feminine plural consuete)

consueta (feminine)
consueti (masculine plural)
consuete (feminine plural)

PIE word
 *ḱóm
 PIE word
 *swé
Borrowed from Latin cōnsuētus.

come di consueto


incontrollato

incontrollato (feminine incontrollata, masculine plural incontrollati, feminine plural incontrollate)

incontrollata (feminine)
incontrollati (masculine plural)
incontrollate (feminine plural)


inconcepibile

not bear thinking about
not bear thinking about


coraggioso

coraggioso (feminine coraggiosa, masculine plural coraggiosi, feminine plural coraggiose)

coraggiosa (feminine)
coraggiosi (masculine plural)
coraggiose (feminine plural)


controllato

controllato (feminine controllata, masculine plural controllati, feminine plural controllate)

controllata (feminine)
controllati (masculine plural)
controllate (feminine plural)


incompleto

incompleto (feminine incompleta, masculine plural incompleti, feminine plural incomplete)

incompleta (feminine)
incompleti (masculine plural)
incomplete (feminine plural)


inconsueto

inconsueto (feminine inconsueta, masculine plural inconsueti, feminine plural inconsuete)

inconsueta (feminine)
inconsueti (masculine plural)
inconsuete (feminine plural)


esperto

esperto (feminine esperta, masculine plural esperti, feminine plural esperte, superlative espertissimo)

esperta (feminine)
esperti (masculine plural)
esperte (feminine plural)
espertissimo (superlative)


invalido

invalido (feminine invalida, masculine plural invalidi, feminine plural invalide)

invalida (feminine)
invalidi (masculine plural)
invalide (feminine plural)


incostante

inconstant, changeable, uneven, unsteady


realizzabile

realizable, feasible, practicable, viable, attainable


irrealizzabile

unattainable, impracticable, infeasible, unrealizable


inconsistente

unfounded, unsound, groundless, insubstantial


incurante

Sono le drammatiche immagini registrate dalle webcam portate sulla divisa da Thomas Lane e Alex Kueng, i due poliziotti che facevano parte della squadra guidata da Derek Chauvin, l’agente che ha soffocato l’afroamericano di 46 anni, tenendogli per otto minuti il ginocchio sul collo, incurante dei ripetuti appelli dell’uomo che faticava a respirare e dopo poco ha smesso di parlare e muoversi.

2020 August 3, Anna Lombardi, “"Non spararmi, agente, per favore". Le immagine mai viste del fermo di Floyd prima dell'uccisione ["Don't shoot me, agent, please". The never-before-seen images of Floyd's stop before the murder]”, in la Repubblica:

They are the dramatic images shot by the webcams worm on the uniforms of Thomas Lane and Alex Kueng, the two police officers who were part of the team led by Derek Chauvin, the agent who suffocated the 46-year-old African American, holding his knee on the neck for eight minutes, indifferent to the repeated appeals of the man who was struggling to breath and little later stopped talking and moving.

(with di) ignoring, regardless, careless, indifferent


conscio

conscio (feminine conscia, masculine plural consci, feminine plural conscie or consce)

conscia (feminine)
consci (masculine plural)
conscie (feminine plural)
consce (feminine plural)


competente

competente (plural competenti, superlative competentissimo)

competenti (plural)
competentissimo (superlative)

occupational health and safety
occupational health and safety

referring to a company doctor (medico competente), as required by legislation on occupational health and safety


conclusivo

conclusivo (feminine conclusiva, masculine plural conclusivi, feminine plural conclusive)

conclusiva (feminine)
conclusivi (masculine plural)
conclusive (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin conclūsīvus, from Latin conclūsīvē (“conclusively”), from past participle of conclūdō.


incredulo

incredulo (feminine incredula, masculine plural increduli, feminine plural incredule)

incredula (feminine)
increduli (masculine plural)
incredule (feminine plural)


indelebile

Borrowed from Latin indēlēbilis (“indestructible”).

bor+

lasciare dei segni indelebili


inderogabile

that cannot be violated or derogated; that must be observed and respected; unbreakable, inviolable


indenne

unharmed, unhurt, uninjured, undamaged, intact, whole


indesiderato

it-adj

indesiderato (feminine indesiderata, masculine plural indesiderati, feminine plural indesiderate)

indesiderata (feminine)
indesiderati (masculine plural)
indesiderate (feminine plural)


indegno

indegno (feminine indegna, masculine plural indegni, feminine plural indegne)

indegna (feminine)
indegni (masculine plural)
indegne (feminine plural)

From Latin indignus. By surface analysis, in- + degno.

Voi dovete rispettarvi, amarvi tutti fra voi; ma chi di voi offendesse questo compagno perchè non è nato nella nostra provincia, si renderebbe indegno di alzare mai più gli occhi da terra quando passa una bandiera tricolore.

1889 [1886], Edmondo De Amicis, “Ottobre — Il ragazzo calabrese”, in Cuore: Libro per i ragazzi, 98.ᵃ edition, Milan: Fratelli Treves, →OCLC, page 8:


indeterminato

indeterminato (feminine indeterminata, masculine plural indeterminati, feminine plural indeterminate)

indeterminata (feminine)
indeterminati (masculine plural)
indeterminate (feminine plural)

a tempo indeterminato


indifferenziato

indifferenziato (feminine indifferenziata, masculine plural indifferenziati, feminine plural indifferenziate)

indifferenziata (feminine)
indifferenziati (masculine plural)
indifferenziate (feminine plural)


indifeso

indifeso (feminine indifesa, masculine plural indifesi, feminine plural indifese)

indifesa (feminine)
indifesi (masculine plural)
indifese (feminine plural)


indifferibile

that cannot be deferred, that cannot be put off, that cannot be postponed


indiscriminato

indiscriminato (feminine indiscriminata, masculine plural indiscriminati, feminine plural indiscriminate)

indiscriminata (feminine)
indiscriminati (masculine plural)
indiscriminate (feminine plural)


indiscusso

indiscusso (feminine indiscussa, masculine plural indiscussi, feminine plural indiscusse)

indiscussa (feminine)
indiscussi (masculine plural)
indiscusse (feminine plural)


indigeno

indigeno (feminine indigena, masculine plural indigeni, feminine plural indigene)

indigena (feminine)
indigeni (masculine plural)
indigene (feminine plural)

From Latin indigenus, second-declension collateral form of indigena (“native, indigenous”).


differenziato

differenziato (feminine differenziata, masculine plural differenziati, feminine plural differenziate)

differenziata (feminine)
differenziati (masculine plural)
differenziate (feminine plural)

differentiated, different, specialized, separated


indignato

indignato (feminine indignata, masculine plural indignati, feminine plural indignate)

indignata (feminine)
indignati (masculine plural)
indignate (feminine plural)

Sono indignato!


determinato

determinato (feminine determinata, masculine plural determinati, feminine plural determinate)

determinata (feminine)
determinati (masculine plural)
determinate (feminine plural)

a tempo determinato


indicato

indicato (feminine indicata, masculine plural indicati, feminine plural indicate)

indicata (feminine)
indicati (masculine plural)
indicate (feminine plural)

indicated, suitable, right, advisable, fitting


indubbio

indubbio (feminine indubbia, masculine plural indubbi, feminine plural indubbie)

indubbia (feminine)
indubbi (masculine plural)
indubbie (feminine plural)


indisturbato

indisturbato (feminine indisturbata, masculine plural indisturbati, feminine plural indisturbate)

indisturbata (feminine)
indisturbati (masculine plural)
indisturbate (feminine plural)


indicibile

inexpressible, indescribable, unutterable, unspeakable


indefinito

indefinito (feminine indefinita, masculine plural indefiniti, feminine plural indefinite)

indefinita (feminine)
indefiniti (masculine plural)
indefinite (feminine plural)


ineguagliabile

without equal, matchless, peerless, unparalleled


inedito

inedito (feminine inedita, masculine plural inediti, feminine plural inedite)

inedita (feminine)
inediti (masculine plural)
inedite (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin ineditus. Compare French inédit, Spanish and Portuguese inédito.


indiscreto

indiscreto (feminine indiscreta, masculine plural indiscreti, feminine plural indiscrete)

indiscreta (feminine)
indiscreti (masculine plural)
indiscrete (feminine plural)

indiscreet, intrusive, prying, inquisitive


infettivo

infettivo (feminine infettiva, masculine plural infettivi, feminine plural infettive)

infettiva (feminine)
infettivi (masculine plural)
infettive (feminine plural)

infectious, infective, catching, contagious


indigente

Learned borrowing from Latin indigēns (“needing, requiring”).


infetto

it-adj

infetto (feminine infetta, masculine plural infetti, feminine plural infette)

infetta (feminine)
infetti (masculine plural)
infette (feminine plural)


indolente

From Latin indolentem, from in- (“not”) + dolēns (“pain”).


inetto

inetto (feminine inetta, masculine plural inetti, feminine plural inette)

inetta (feminine)
inetti (masculine plural)
inette (feminine plural)


infimo

infimo (feminine infima, masculine plural infimi, feminine plural infime)

infima (feminine)
infimi (masculine plural)
infime (feminine plural)

From Latin īnfimus, superlative form of īnferus (“low, deep”), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *n̥dʰér.


infermo

infermo (feminine inferma, masculine plural infermi, feminine plural inferme)

inferma (feminine)
infermi (masculine plural)
inferme (feminine plural)


inerente

concerning, regarding, connected, pertaining, related, inherent


infondato

infondato (feminine infondata, masculine plural infondati, feminine plural infondate)

infondata (feminine)
infondati (masculine plural)
infondate (feminine plural)


ovino

ovino (feminine ovina, masculine plural ovini, feminine plural ovine)

ovina (feminine)
ovini (masculine plural)
ovine (feminine plural)


infido

infido (feminine infida, masculine plural infidi, feminine plural infide)

infida (feminine)
infidi (masculine plural)
infide (feminine plural)

From Latin īnfīdus. By surface analysis, in- (“un-, not”) + fido (“faithful, loyal”).

surf

(figurative) unsafe, unreliable, treacherous (of things)

(literary, poetic, obsolete, rare) infidel, specfically non-Christian


indeciso

it-adj

indeciso (feminine indecisa, masculine plural indecisi, feminine plural indecise)

indecisa (feminine)
indecisi (masculine plural)
indecise (feminine plural)

indecisive, irresolute, wavering, uncertain, hesitant


inesplorato

inesplorato (feminine inesplorata, masculine plural inesplorati, feminine plural inesplorate)

inesplorata (feminine)
inesplorati (masculine plural)
inesplorate (feminine plural)


infortunato

infortunato (feminine infortunata, masculine plural infortunati, feminine plural infortunate)

infortunata (feminine)
infortunati (masculine plural)
infortunate (feminine plural)


infranto

infranto (feminine infranta, masculine plural infranti, feminine plural infrante)

infranta (feminine)
infranti (masculine plural)
infrante (feminine plural)

Ridi, Pagliaccio, sul tuo amore infranto

1892, Ruggero Leoncavallo (lyrics and music), “Vesti la Giubba”:


ingiustificabile

From in- (“un-”, “not”) + giustificabile (“justifiable”).


inidoneo

it-adj

inidoneo (feminine inidonea, masculine plural inidonei, feminine plural inidonee)

inidonea (feminine)
inidonei (masculine plural)
inidonee (feminine plural)


ingegnoso

ingegnoso (feminine ingegnosa, masculine plural ingegnosi, feminine plural ingegnose)

ingegnosa (feminine)
ingegnosi (masculine plural)
ingegnose (feminine plural)


ingiustificato

ingiustificato (feminine ingiustificata, masculine plural ingiustificati, feminine plural ingiustificate)

ingiustificata (feminine)
ingiustificati (masculine plural)
ingiustificate (feminine plural)

From in- (“un-”, “not”) + giustificato (“justified”).


ininterrotto

it-adj

ininterrotto (feminine ininterrotta, masculine plural ininterrotti, feminine plural ininterrotte)

ininterrotta (feminine)
ininterrotti (masculine plural)
ininterrotte (feminine plural)

uninterrupted, continuous, incessant, seamless


giustificabile

From giustificare (“to justify”) + -abile (“-able”).


pendolare

From pendolo + -are (adjective-forming suffix).


inibito

it-adj

inibito (feminine inibita, masculine plural inibiti, feminine plural inibite)

inibita (feminine)
inibiti (masculine plural)
inibite (feminine plural)


informatica

Cognate with the above, English information etc.


iniziale

initial, opening, first, starting, beginning


ingiusto

ingiusto (feminine ingiusta, masculine plural ingiusti, feminine plural ingiuste, superlative ingiustissimo)

ingiusta (feminine)
ingiusti (masculine plural)
ingiuste (feminine plural)
ingiustissimo (superlative)

From Latin iniūstus. By surface analysis, in- (“un-”, “not”) + giusto (“just”, “right”).


giustificato

it-adj

giustificato (feminine giustificata, masculine plural giustificati, feminine plural giustificate)

giustificata (feminine)
giustificati (masculine plural)
giustificate (feminine plural)

From giustific(are) (“to justify”) + -ato (1ˢᵗ conjugation past participle suffix).


iniziato

it-adj

iniziato (feminine iniziata, masculine plural iniziati, feminine plural iniziate)

iniziata (feminine)
iniziati (masculine plural)
iniziate (feminine plural)


innovativo

innovativo (feminine innovativa, masculine plural innovativi, feminine plural innovative)

innovativa (feminine)
innovativi (masculine plural)
innovative (feminine plural)


inoltrato

inoltrato (feminine inoltrata, masculine plural inoltrati, feminine plural inoltrate)

inoltrata (feminine)
inoltrati (masculine plural)
inoltrate (feminine plural)

la notte inoltrata


ingente

ingente (plural ingenti, superlative ingentissimo)

ingenti (plural)
ingentissimo (superlative)


innovatore

innovatore (feminine innovatrice, masculine plural innovatori, feminine plural innovatrici)

innovatrice (feminine)
innovatori (masculine plural)
innovatrici (feminine plural)


ingombro

ingombro (feminine ingombra, masculine plural ingombri, feminine plural ingombre)

ingombra (feminine)
ingombri (masculine plural)
ingombre (feminine plural)

Deverbal from ingombrare + -o.
Or formed directly from the prefix in- with an uncertain stem (compare English cumber), either:
* the Old French combre (“wooden obstacles on a river; dam”), combrer (“to hinder”); see modern French encombrer;
 or
* directly from the Latin cumulus (“an accumulation, a heap”), compare Portuguese combro.


innocuo

it-adj

innocuo (feminine innocua, masculine plural innocui, feminine plural innocue)

innocua (feminine)
innocui (masculine plural)
innocue (feminine plural)

From Latin innocuus (“harmless”). By surface analysis, in- (“not”, “un-”) + nocuo (“harmful”).


indicativo

it-adj

indicativo (feminine indicativa, masculine plural indicativi, feminine plural indicative)

indicativa (feminine)
indicativi (masculine plural)
indicative (feminine plural)


inoffensivo

inoffensivo (feminine inoffensiva, masculine plural inoffensivi, feminine plural inoffensive)

inoffensiva (feminine)
inoffensivi (masculine plural)
inoffensive (feminine plural)


inodore

From Latin inodōrus, with the ending reshaped by the influence of Italian odore (“smell”).


inodore

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


iniquo

it-adj

iniquo (feminine iniqua, masculine plural iniqui, feminine plural inique, superlative iniquissimo)

iniqua (feminine)
iniqui (masculine plural)
inique (feminine plural)
iniquissimo (superlative)


indiano

indiano (feminine indiana, masculine plural indiani, feminine plural indiane)

indiana (feminine)
indiani (masculine plural)
indiane (feminine plural)


ingenuo

ingenuo (feminine ingenua, masculine plural ingenui, feminine plural ingenue)

ingenua (feminine)
ingenui (masculine plural)
ingenue (feminine plural)


inosservato

inosservato (feminine inosservata, masculine plural inosservati, feminine plural inosservate)

inosservata (feminine)
inosservati (masculine plural)
inosservate (feminine plural)


indistinto

indistinto (feminine indistinta, masculine plural indistinti, feminine plural indistinte)

indistinta (feminine)
indistinti (masculine plural)
indistinte (feminine plural)

From Late Latin indistīnctus, from in- + distīnctus, perfect passive participle of Latin distinguō. By surface analysis, in- + distinto.


insanguinato

insanguinato (feminine insanguinata, masculine plural insanguinati, feminine plural insanguinate)

insanguinata (feminine)
insanguinati (masculine plural)
insanguinate (feminine plural)


inopportuno

inopportuno (feminine inopportuna, masculine plural inopportuni, feminine plural inopportune)

inopportuna (feminine)
inopportuni (masculine plural)
inopportune (feminine plural)


insaziabile

insatiable, insatiate, unappeasable, unquenchable


inquinato

inquinato (feminine inquinata, masculine plural inquinati, feminine plural inquinate)

inquinata (feminine)
inquinati (masculine plural)
inquinate (feminine plural)


inorganico

inorganico (feminine inorganica, masculine plural inorganici, feminine plural inorganiche)

inorganica (feminine)
inorganici (masculine plural)
inorganiche (feminine plural)


insetticida

insetticida (masculine plural insetticidi, feminine plural insetticide)

insetticidi (masculine plural)
insetticide (feminine plural)


insicuro

insicuro (feminine insicura, masculine plural insicuri, feminine plural insicure, superlative insicurissimo)

insicura (feminine)
insicuri (masculine plural)
insicure (feminine plural)
insicurissimo (superlative)

From in- (“un-”) + sicuro (“sure”, “secure”).


insensibile

insensible, insensitive, callous, indifferent, cold


insoddisfatto

insoddisfatto (feminine insoddisfatta, masculine plural insoddisfatti, feminine plural insoddisfatte)

insoddisfatta (feminine)
insoddisfatti (masculine plural)
insoddisfatte (feminine plural)


insopportabile

unbearable, intolerable, insufferable, unendurable


insonne

From Latin īnsomnis, derived from somnus (“sleep”), from Proto-Indo-European *swépnos.


insperato

insperato (feminine insperata, masculine plural insperati, feminine plural insperate)

insperata (feminine)
insperati (masculine plural)
insperate (feminine plural)


insipido

insipido (feminine insipida, masculine plural insipidi, feminine plural insipide)

insipida (feminine)
insipidi (masculine plural)
insipide (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin īnsipidus (“tasteless”), from in- (“not”) + sapidus (“savory”).


inquietante

Present participle of inquietare, influenced by French inquiétant, from Late Latin inquiētantem (“disturbing”), present active participle of inquiētō (“to disturb, disquiet”).


insonnolito

it-adj

insonnolito (feminine insonnolita, masculine plural insonnoliti, feminine plural insonnolite)

insonnolita (feminine)
insonnoliti (masculine plural)
insonnolite (feminine plural)

Past participle form of insonnolire (“to make sleepy”).


installatore

installatore (feminine installatrice, masculine plural installatori, feminine plural installatrici)

installatrice (feminine)
installatori (masculine plural)
installatrici (feminine plural)


insospettabile

that may not be suspected, above suspicion


insorto

insorto (feminine insorta, masculine plural insorti, feminine plural insorte)

insorta (feminine)
insorti (masculine plural)
insorte (feminine plural)

(relational) rebel; insurgent, rebellious


intatto

intatto (feminine intatta, masculine plural intatti, feminine plural intatte)

intatta (feminine)
intatti (masculine plural)
intatte (feminine plural)


intangibile

Borrowed from Medieval Latin intangibilis, from Late Latin tangibilis, from Latin tangō. By surface analysis, in- + tangibile.


intellettivo

it-adj

intellettivo (feminine intellettiva, masculine plural intellettivi, feminine plural intellettive)

intellettiva (feminine)
intellettivi (masculine plural)
intellettive (feminine plural)

quoziente intellettivo


integrativo

integrativo (feminine integrativa, masculine plural integrativi, feminine plural integrative)

integrativa (feminine)
integrativi (masculine plural)
integrative (feminine plural)


interattivo

interattivo (feminine interattiva, masculine plural interattivi, feminine plural interattive)

interattiva (feminine)
interattivi (masculine plural)
interattive (feminine plural)


intenzionato

intenzionato (feminine intenzionata, masculine plural intenzionati, feminine plural intenzionate)

intenzionata (feminine)
intenzionati (masculine plural)
intenzionate (feminine plural)


intenzionale

intentional, deliberate, wilful; (relational) intention


integrato

integrato (feminine integrata, masculine plural integrati, feminine plural integrate)

integrata (feminine)
integrati (masculine plural)
integrate (feminine plural)


integrale

Borrowed from Medieval Latin integrālis, from Latin integer.

(relational) whole wheat; wholemeal, whole, brown


telefonico

telefonico (feminine telefonica, masculine plural telefonici, feminine plural telefoniche)

telefonica (feminine)
telefonici (masculine plural)
telefoniche (feminine plural)


innato

innato (feminine innata, masculine plural innati, feminine plural innate)

innata (feminine)
innati (masculine plural)
innate (feminine plural)

From Latin innātus (“inborn”), perfect active participle of innāscor (“be born in, grow up in”).


instabile

unstable, unsteady, precarious, unreliable


esclamativo

esclamativo (feminine esclamativa, masculine plural esclamativi, feminine plural esclamative)

esclamativa (feminine)
esclamativi (masculine plural)
esclamative (feminine plural)


fatale

fatale (plural fatali, augmentative fatalóne)

From Latin fātālis. By surface analysis, fato + -ale.


insensato

insensato (feminine insensata, masculine plural insensati, feminine plural insensate)

insensata (feminine)
insensati (masculine plural)
insensate (feminine plural)

senseless, crazy, foolish, insensate, handwavy


interrato

interrato (feminine interrata, masculine plural interrati, feminine plural interrate)

interrata (feminine)
interrati (masculine plural)
interrate (feminine plural)


interessato

interessato (feminine interessata, masculine plural interessati, feminine plural interessate, superlative interessatissimo)

interessata (feminine)
interessati (masculine plural)
interessate (feminine plural)
interessatissimo (superlative)


insidioso

insidioso (feminine insidiosa, masculine plural insidiosi, feminine plural insidiose)

insidiosa (feminine)
insidiosi (masculine plural)
insidiose (feminine plural)


baia

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


intermediario

it-adj

intermediario (feminine intermediaria, masculine plural intermediari, feminine plural intermediarie)

intermediaria (feminine)
intermediari (masculine plural)
intermediarie (feminine plural)

Borrowed from French intermédiaire, from Latin intermedius.


insano

insano (feminine insana, masculine plural insani, feminine plural insane)

insana (feminine)
insani (masculine plural)
insane (feminine plural)


insolente

insolent, arrogant, impudent, impertinent


insulso

insulso (feminine insulsa, masculine plural insulsi, feminine plural insulse, superlative insulsissimo)

insulsa (feminine)
insulsi (masculine plural)
insulse (feminine plural)
insulsissimo (superlative)


inteso

inteso (feminine intesa, masculine plural intesi, feminine plural intese)

intesa (feminine)
intesi (masculine plural)
intese (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin intēnsus. Doublet of intenso.

resta inteso che...


intempestivo

intempestivo (feminine intempestiva, masculine plural intempestivi, feminine plural intempestive)

intempestiva (feminine)
intempestivi (masculine plural)
intempestive (feminine plural)


intensivo

intensivo (feminine intensiva, masculine plural intensivi, feminine plural intensive)

intensiva (feminine)
intensivi (masculine plural)
intensive (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin intēnsīvus, from Latin intēnsus.


interrogativo

interrogativo (feminine interrogativa, masculine plural interrogativi, feminine plural interrogative)

interrogativa (feminine)
interrogativi (masculine plural)
interrogative (feminine plural)