fedo

fedo (feminine feda, masculine plural fedi, feminine plural fede)

feda (feminine)
fedi (masculine plural)
fede (feminine plural)


politeistico

it-adj

politeistico (feminine politeistica, masculine plural politeistici, feminine plural politeistiche)

politeistica (feminine)
politeistici (masculine plural)
politeistiche (feminine plural)


prematrimoniale

From pre- (“pre-”) + matrimoniale (“matrimonial, nuptial”).


stanchissimo

stanchissima (feminine)
stanchissimi (masculine plural)
stanchissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of stanco (“very tired, exhausted”)


salicilico

it-adj

salicilico (feminine salicilica, masculine plural salicilici, feminine plural saliciliche)

salicilica (feminine)
salicilici (masculine plural)
saliciliche (feminine plural)


squamoso

squamoso (feminine squamosa, masculine plural squamosi, feminine plural squamose)

squamosa (feminine)
squamosi (masculine plural)
squamose (feminine plural)


spropositato

spropositato (feminine spropositata, masculine plural spropositati, feminine plural spropositate)

spropositata (feminine)
spropositati (masculine plural)
spropositate (feminine plural)


provocatore

provocatore (feminine provocatrice, masculine plural provocatori, feminine plural provocatrici)

provocatrice (feminine)
provocatori (masculine plural)
provocatrici (feminine plural)

From Latin prōvocātōrem (“challenger”). By surface analysis, provocare (“to provoke”) + -tore (“-tor”, agent noun suffix).


promiscuo

it-adj

promiscuo (feminine promiscua, masculine plural promiscui, feminine plural promiscue)

promiscua (feminine)
promiscui (masculine plural)
promiscue (feminine plural)


sciita

sciita (masculine plural sciiti, feminine plural sciite)

sciiti (masculine plural)
sciite (feminine plural)


bino

bino (feminine bina, masculine plural bini, feminine plural bine)

bina (feminine)
bini (masculine plural)
bine (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin bīnus (“double, twofold”).


sunnita

it-adj

sunnita (masculine plural sunniti, feminine plural sunnite)

sunniti (masculine plural)
sunnite (feminine plural)


saudita

saudita (masculine plural sauditi, feminine plural saudite)

sauditi (masculine plural)
saudite (feminine plural)


xenofilo

xenofilo (feminine xenofila, masculine plural xenofili, feminine plural xenofile)

xenofila (feminine)
xenofili (masculine plural)
xenofile (feminine plural)


stearico

stearico (feminine stearica, masculine plural stearici, feminine plural steariche)

stearica (feminine)
stearici (masculine plural)
steariche (feminine plural)


caseario

caseario (feminine casearia, masculine plural caseari, feminine plural casearie)

casearia (feminine)
caseari (masculine plural)
casearie (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin cāseārius. Compare casaro (an inherited doublet), cacio.


stolido

stolido (feminine stolida, masculine plural stolidi, feminine plural stolide)

stolida (feminine)
stolidi (masculine plural)
stolide (feminine plural)


affrescato

affrescato (feminine affrescata, masculine plural affrescati, feminine plural affrescate)

affrescata (feminine)
affrescati (masculine plural)
affrescate (feminine plural)


augusteo

augusteo (feminine augustea, masculine plural augustei, feminine plural augustee)

augustea (feminine)
augustei (masculine plural)
augustee (feminine plural)


telluroso

telluroso (feminine tellurosa, masculine plural tellurosi, feminine plural tellurose)

tellurosa (feminine)
tellurosi (masculine plural)
tellurose (feminine plural)


tellurico

tellurico (feminine tellurica, masculine plural tellurici, feminine plural telluriche)

tellurica (feminine)
tellurici (masculine plural)
telluriche (feminine plural)


tettonico

tettonico (feminine tettonica, masculine plural tettonici, feminine plural tettoniche)

tettonica (feminine)
tettonici (masculine plural)
tettoniche (feminine plural)


tempestoso

tempestoso (feminine tempestosa, masculine plural tempestosi, feminine plural tempestose)

tempestosa (feminine)
tempestosi (masculine plural)
tempestose (feminine plural)


balneabile

suitable, and safe, for bathing (of a beach etc.)


tirannico

tirannico (feminine tirannica, masculine plural tirannici, feminine plural tiranniche)

tirannica (feminine)
tirannici (masculine plural)
tiranniche (feminine plural)


tranquillissimo

tranquillissima (feminine)
tranquillissimi (masculine plural)
tranquillissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of tranquillo (“very quiet, very peaceful, very calm”)


bennato

bennato (feminine bennata, masculine plural bennati, feminine plural bennate)

bennata (feminine)
bennati (masculine plural)
bennate (feminine plural)


titanico

titanico (feminine titanica, masculine plural titanici, feminine plural titaniche)

titanica (feminine)
titanici (masculine plural)
titaniche (feminine plural)


amalfitano

amalfitano (feminine amalfitana, masculine plural amalfitani, feminine plural amalfitane)

amalfitana (feminine)
amalfitani (masculine plural)
amalfitane (feminine plural)


tartufato

tartufato (feminine tartufata, masculine plural tartufati, feminine plural tartufate)

tartufata (feminine)
tartufati (masculine plural)
tartufate (feminine plural)

(relational) truffle; truffle-flavored, garnished with truffles


testamentario

testamentario (feminine testamentaria, masculine plural testamentari, feminine plural testamentarie)

testamentaria (feminine)
testamentari (masculine plural)
testamentarie (feminine plural)

From Latin testāmentārius (“of or belonging to wills”).


timoroso

it-adj

timoroso (feminine timorosa, masculine plural timorosi, feminine plural timorose)

timorosa (feminine)
timorosi (masculine plural)
timorose (feminine plural)

From Medieval Latin or Late Latin timorōsus, from Latin timor; probably altered from the older form temoroso, now obsolete. Compare Catalan and Occitan temorós, Portuguese and Spanish temeroso.


cabarettistico

cabarettistico (feminine cabarettistica, masculine plural cabarettistici, feminine plural cabarettistiche)

cabarettistica (feminine)
cabarettistici (masculine plural)
cabarettistiche (feminine plural)


circumvesuviano

circumvesuviano (feminine circumvesuviana, masculine plural circumvesuviani, feminine plural circumvesuviane)

circumvesuviana (feminine)
circumvesuviani (masculine plural)
circumvesuviane (feminine plural)


costantiniano

costantiniano (feminine costantiniana, masculine plural costantiniani, feminine plural costantiniane)

costantiniana (feminine)
costantiniani (masculine plural)
costantiniane (feminine plural)


celestino

celestino (feminine celestina, masculine plural celestini, feminine plural celestine)

celestina (feminine)
celestini (masculine plural)
celestine (feminine plural)


craterico

craterico (feminine craterica, masculine plural craterici, feminine plural crateriche)

craterica (feminine)
craterici (masculine plural)
crateriche (feminine plural)


croceristico

croceristico (feminine croceristica, masculine plural croceristici, feminine plural croceristiche)

croceristica (feminine)
croceristici (masculine plural)
croceristiche (feminine plural)


culinario

culinario (feminine culinaria, masculine plural culinari, feminine plural culinarie)

culinaria (feminine)
culinari (masculine plural)
culinarie (feminine plural)


practico

practico (feminine practica, masculine plural practici, feminine plural practiche)

practica (feminine)
practici (masculine plural)
practiche (feminine plural)


sabaudo

sabaudo (feminine sabauda, masculine plural sabaudi, feminine plural sabaude)

sabauda (feminine)
sabaudi (masculine plural)
sabaude (feminine plural)


sagacissimo

sagacissima (feminine)
sagacissimi (masculine plural)
sagacissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of sagace (“very shrewd, very sagacious”)


sadomasochistico

sadomasochistico (feminine sadomasochistica, masculine plural sadomasochistici, feminine plural sadomasochistiche)

sadomasochistica (feminine)
sadomasochistici (masculine plural)
sadomasochistiche (feminine plural)


sadistico

sadistico (feminine sadistica, masculine plural sadistici, feminine plural sadistiche)

sadistica (feminine)
sadistici (masculine plural)
sadistiche (feminine plural)


saffico

saffico (feminine saffica, masculine plural saffici, feminine plural saffiche)

saffica (feminine)
saffici (masculine plural)
saffiche (feminine plural)

From Latin Sapphicus, from the name Sappho.


sadomasochista

sadomasochista (masculine plural sadomasochisti, feminine plural sadomasochiste)

sadomasochisti (masculine plural)
sadomasochiste (feminine plural)


domenicano

domenicano (feminine domenicana, masculine plural domenicani, feminine plural domenicane)

domenicana (feminine)
domenicani (masculine plural)
domenicane (feminine plural)


eneolitico

eneolitico (feminine eneolitica, masculine plural eneolitici, feminine plural eneolitiche)

eneolitica (feminine)
eneolitici (masculine plural)
eneolitiche (feminine plural)


salacissimo

salacissima (feminine)
salacissimi (masculine plural)
salacissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of salace (“very biting, very pungent”)


salace

salace (plural salaci, superlative salacissimo)

salaci (plural)
salacissimo (superlative)


estorsivo

estorsivo (feminine estorsiva, masculine plural estorsivi, feminine plural estorsive)

estorsiva (feminine)
estorsivi (masculine plural)
estorsive (feminine plural)


salentino

salentino (feminine salentina, masculine plural salentini, feminine plural salentine)

salentina (feminine)
salentini (masculine plural)
salentine (feminine plural)

of, from or relating to the Salento peninsula


dispendioso

dispendioso (feminine dispendiosa, masculine plural dispendiosi, feminine plural dispendiose)

dispendiosa (feminine)
dispendiosi (masculine plural)
dispendiose (feminine plural)


flegreo

flegreo (feminine flegrea, masculine plural flegrei, feminine plural flegree)

flegrea (feminine)
flegrei (masculine plural)
flegree (feminine plural)

of or pertaining to the volcanic areas of Campania to the west of Naples


filoviario

filoviario (feminine filoviaria, masculine plural filoviari, feminine plural filoviarie)

filoviaria (feminine)
filoviari (masculine plural)
filoviarie (feminine plural)


francescano

francescano (feminine francescana, masculine plural francescani, feminine plural francescane)

francescana (feminine)
francescani (masculine plural)
francescane (feminine plural)


giacobino

giacobino (feminine giacobina, masculine plural giacobini, feminine plural giacobine)

giacobina (feminine)
giacobini (masculine plural)
giacobine (feminine plural)


funerario

funerario (feminine funeraria, masculine plural funerari, feminine plural funerarie)

funeraria (feminine)
funerari (masculine plural)
funerarie (feminine plural)


sadista

sadista (masculine plural sadisti, feminine plural sadiste)

sadisti (masculine plural)
sadiste (feminine plural)


iconoclasta

iconoclasta (masculine plural iconoclasti, feminine plural iconoclaste)

iconoclasti (masculine plural)
iconoclaste (feminine plural)

From Medieval Latin īconoclasta, from Ancient Greek εἰκονοκλάστης (eikonoklástēs, “breaker of images”).

der

εἰκονοκλάστης


emaciato

it-adj

emaciato (feminine emaciata, masculine plural emaciati, feminine plural emaciate)

emaciata (feminine)
emaciati (masculine plural)
emaciate (feminine plural)


saluberrimo

saluberrima (feminine)
saluberrimi (masculine plural)
saluberrime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of salubre (“very healthy”)


impermeabilizzato

impermeabilizzato (feminine impermeabilizzata, masculine plural impermeabilizzati, feminine plural impermeabilizzate)

impermeabilizzata (feminine)
impermeabilizzati (masculine plural)
impermeabilizzate (feminine plural)


incenerito

incenerito (feminine incenerita, masculine plural inceneriti, feminine plural incenerite)

incenerita (feminine)
inceneriti (masculine plural)
incenerite (feminine plural)


martirizzato

martirizzato (feminine martirizzata, masculine plural martirizzati, feminine plural martirizzate)

martirizzata (feminine)
martirizzati (masculine plural)
martirizzate (feminine plural)


librario

librario (feminine libraria, masculine plural librari, feminine plural librarie)

libraria (feminine)
librari (masculine plural)
librarie (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin librārius. Doublet of libraio.


longobardo

longobardo (feminine longobarda, masculine plural longobardi, feminine plural longobarde)

longobarda (feminine)
longobardi (masculine plural)
longobarde (feminine plural)


metalmeccanico

metalmeccanico (feminine metalmeccanica, masculine plural metalmeccanici, feminine plural metalmeccaniche)

metalmeccanica (feminine)
metalmeccanici (masculine plural)
metalmeccaniche (feminine plural)


salso

salso (feminine salsa, masculine plural salsi, feminine plural salse)

salsa (feminine)
salsi (masculine plural)
salse (feminine plural)

From Latin salsus (“salty”), from sāl (“salt”).


merlato

merlato (feminine merlata, masculine plural merlati, feminine plural merlate)

merlata (feminine)
merlati (masculine plural)
merlate (feminine plural)


monumentale

Borrowed from Late Latin monumentālis, from Latin monumentum. By surface analysis, monumento + -ale.


fello

fello (feminine fella, masculine plural felli, feminine plural felle)

fella (feminine)
felli (masculine plural)
felle (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from Medieval Latin fellō (“criminal”). Doublet of fellone.


metropolitano

it-adj

metropolitano (feminine metropolitana, masculine plural metropolitani, feminine plural metropolitane)

metropolitana (feminine)
metropolitani (masculine plural)
metropolitane (feminine plural)


sardagnolo

sardagnolo (feminine sardagnola, masculine plural sardagnoli, feminine plural sardagnole)

sardagnola (feminine)
sardagnoli (masculine plural)
sardagnole (feminine plural)


sardignolo

sardignolo (feminine sardignola, masculine plural sardignoli, feminine plural sardignole)

sardignola (feminine)
sardignoli (masculine plural)
sardignole (feminine plural)


saponiero

saponiero (feminine saponiera, masculine plural saponieri, feminine plural saponiere)

saponiera (feminine)
saponieri (masculine plural)
saponiere (feminine plural)


saracino

saracino (feminine saracina, masculine plural saracini, feminine plural saracine)

saracina (feminine)
saracini (masculine plural)
saracine (feminine plural)


sardegnolo

sardegnolo (feminine sardegnola, masculine plural sardegnoli, feminine plural sardegnole)

sardegnola (feminine)
sardegnoli (masculine plural)
sardegnole (feminine plural)

Sardinian (especially of an animal, see usage notes if referred to people)


savoiardo

savoiardo (feminine savoiarda, masculine plural savoiardi, feminine plural savoiarde)

savoiarda (feminine)
savoiardi (masculine plural)
savoiarde (feminine plural)

Savoyard (of, from or relating to Savoy)


satinato

satinato (feminine satinata, masculine plural satinati, feminine plural satinate)

satinata (feminine)
satinati (masculine plural)
satinate (feminine plural)


micorrizico

micorrizico (feminine micorrizica, masculine plural micorrizici, feminine plural micorriziche)

micorrizica (feminine)
micorrizici (masculine plural)
micorriziche (feminine plural)


mutualistico

mutualistico (feminine mutualistica, masculine plural mutualistici, feminine plural mutualistiche)

mutualistica (feminine)
mutualistici (masculine plural)
mutualistiche (feminine plural)


micologico

micologico (feminine micologica, masculine plural micologici, feminine plural micologiche)

micologica (feminine)
micologici (masculine plural)
micologiche (feminine plural)


sbieco

sbieco (feminine sbieca, masculine plural sbiechi, feminine plural sbieche)

sbieca (feminine)
sbiechi (masculine plural)
sbieche (feminine plural)


indaco

From Latin indicum (folium) (“Indian (leaf)”).


sbracciato

it-adj

sbracciato (feminine sbracciata, masculine plural sbracciati, feminine plural sbracciate)

sbracciata (feminine)
sbracciati (masculine plural)
sbracciate (feminine plural)


sbrigativo

sbrigativo (feminine sbrigativa, masculine plural sbrigativi, feminine plural sbrigative)

sbrigativa (feminine)
sbrigativi (masculine plural)
sbrigative (feminine plural)


sbriciolato

sbriciolato (feminine sbriciolata, masculine plural sbriciolati, feminine plural sbriciolate)

sbriciolata (feminine)
sbriciolati (masculine plural)
sbriciolate (feminine plural)


sbottonato

sbottonato (feminine sbottonata, masculine plural sbottonati, feminine plural sbottonate)

sbottonata (feminine)
sbottonati (masculine plural)
sbottonate (feminine plural)


sbrigliato

sbrigliato (feminine sbrigliata, masculine plural sbrigliati, feminine plural sbrigliate)

sbrigliata (feminine)
sbrigliati (masculine plural)
sbrigliate (feminine plural)


ovocitario

ovocitario (feminine ovocitaria, masculine plural ovocitari, feminine plural ovocitarie)

ovocitaria (feminine)
ovocitari (masculine plural)
ovocitarie (feminine plural)

(cytology, relational) ovum, egg, oocyte


gastroenterologico

gastroenterologico (feminine gastroenterologica, masculine plural gastroenterologici, feminine plural gastroenterologiche)

gastroenterologica (feminine)
gastroenterologici (masculine plural)
gastroenterologiche (feminine plural)


laparoscopico

laparoscopico (feminine laparoscopica, masculine plural laparoscopici, feminine plural laparoscopiche)

laparoscopica (feminine)
laparoscopici (masculine plural)
laparoscopiche (feminine plural)

From laparo- + -scopico or laparoscopia + -ico.


endoscopico

endoscopico (feminine endoscopica, masculine plural endoscopici, feminine plural endoscopiche)

endoscopica (feminine)
endoscopici (masculine plural)
endoscopiche (feminine plural)

From endo- + -scopico or endoscopia + -ico.


scalcinato

scalcinato (feminine scalcinata, masculine plural scalcinati, feminine plural scalcinate)

scalcinata (feminine)
scalcinati (masculine plural)
scalcinate (feminine plural)


publico

publico (feminine publica, masculine plural publici, feminine plural publiche)

publica (feminine)
publici (masculine plural)
publiche (feminine plural)


scalmanato

scalmanato (feminine scalmanata, masculine plural scalmanati, feminine plural scalmanate)

scalmanata (feminine)
scalmanati (masculine plural)
scalmanate (feminine plural)


scamiciato

scamiciato (feminine scamiciata, masculine plural scamiciati, feminine plural scamiciate)

scamiciata (feminine)
scamiciati (masculine plural)
scamiciate (feminine plural)


orsino

orsino (feminine orsina, masculine plural orsini, feminine plural orsine)

orsina (feminine)
orsini (masculine plural)
orsine (feminine plural)


napoleonico

napoleonico (feminine napoleonica, masculine plural napoleonici, feminine plural napoleoniche)

napoleonica (feminine)
napoleonici (masculine plural)
napoleoniche (feminine plural)


neoclassico

neoclassico (feminine neoclassica, masculine plural neoclassici, feminine plural neoclassiche)

neoclassica (feminine)
neoclassici (masculine plural)
neoclassiche (feminine plural)


resistivo

resistivo (feminine resistiva, masculine plural resistivi, feminine plural resistive)

resistiva (feminine)
resistivi (masculine plural)
resistive (feminine plural)


paleocristiano

paleocristiano (feminine paleocristiana, masculine plural paleocristiani, feminine plural paleocristiane)

paleocristiana (feminine)
paleocristiani (masculine plural)
paleocristiane (feminine plural)


particolareggiato

particolareggiato (feminine particolareggiata, masculine plural particolareggiati, feminine plural particolareggiate, superlative particolareggiatissimo)

particolareggiata (feminine)
particolareggiati (masculine plural)
particolareggiate (feminine plural)
particolareggiatissimo (superlative)


partenopeo

partenopeo (feminine partenopea, masculine plural partenopei, feminine plural partenopee)

partenopea (feminine)
partenopei (masculine plural)
partenopee (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek Παρθενόπη (Parthenópē), name of a Greek settlement (9th c. BCE) which later became Neāpolis (“Naples”, literally “new city”), 6th c. BCE. The name is from the siren Parthenope whose body was said to have been washed ashore nearby.


polisportivo

polisportivo (feminine polisportiva, masculine plural polisportivi, feminine plural polisportive)

polisportiva (feminine)
polisportivi (masculine plural)
polisportive (feminine plural)


preellenico

preellenico (feminine preellenica, masculine plural preellenici, feminine plural preelleniche)

preellenica (feminine)
preellenici (masculine plural)
preelleniche (feminine plural)

From pre- (“pre-”) + ellenico (“Hellenic”).


preunitario

preunitario (feminine preunitaria, masculine plural preunitari, feminine plural preunitarie)

preunitaria (feminine)
preunitari (masculine plural)
preunitarie (feminine plural)


piemontese

Piedmontese (of, from or relating to Piedmont)


piacentino

piacentino (feminine piacentina, masculine plural piacentini, feminine plural piacentine)

piacentina (feminine)
piacentini (masculine plural)
piacentine (feminine plural)


scampanato

scampanato (feminine scampanata, masculine plural scampanati, feminine plural scampanate)

scampanata (feminine)
scampanati (masculine plural)
scampanate (feminine plural)


siderurgico

siderurgico (feminine siderurgica, masculine plural siderurgici, feminine plural siderurgiche)

siderurgica (feminine)
siderurgici (masculine plural)
siderurgiche (feminine plural)


sopracitato

sopracitato (feminine sopracitata, masculine plural sopracitati, feminine plural sopracitate)

sopracitata (feminine)
sopracitati (masculine plural)
sopracitate (feminine plural)


soldatesco

soldatesco (feminine soldatesca, masculine plural soldateschi, feminine plural soldatesche)

soldatesca (feminine)
soldateschi (masculine plural)
soldatesche (feminine plural)


tissotropico

tissotropico (feminine tissotropica, masculine plural tissotropici, feminine plural tissotropiche)

tissotropica (feminine)
tissotropici (masculine plural)
tissotropiche (feminine plural)


tixotropico

tixotropico (feminine tixotropica, masculine plural tixotropici, feminine plural tixotropiche)

tixotropica (feminine)
tixotropici (masculine plural)
tixotropiche (feminine plural)


terremotato

terremotato (feminine terremotata, masculine plural terremotati, feminine plural terremotate)

terremotata (feminine)
terremotati (masculine plural)
terremotate (feminine plural)


turrito

turrito (feminine turrita, masculine plural turriti, feminine plural turrite)

turrita (feminine)
turriti (masculine plural)
turrite (feminine plural)


scapestrato

scapestrato (feminine scapestrata, masculine plural scapestrati, feminine plural scapestrate)

scapestrata (feminine)
scapestrati (masculine plural)
scapestrate (feminine plural)


vesuviano

vesuviano (feminine vesuviana, masculine plural vesuviani, feminine plural vesuviane)

vesuviana (feminine)
vesuviani (masculine plural)
vesuviane (feminine plural)


urbanizzato

urbanizzato (feminine urbanizzata, masculine plural urbanizzati, feminine plural urbanizzate)

urbanizzata (feminine)
urbanizzati (masculine plural)
urbanizzate (feminine plural)


viario

viario (feminine viaria, masculine plural viari, feminine plural viarie)

viaria (feminine)
viari (masculine plural)
viarie (feminine plural)


interpretabile

Borrowed from Late Latin interpretābilis.


suburbano

it-adj

suburbano (feminine suburbana, masculine plural suburbani, feminine plural suburbane)

suburbana (feminine)
suburbani (masculine plural)
suburbane (feminine plural)


relativistico

relativistico (feminine relativistica, masculine plural relativistici, feminine plural relativistiche)

relativistica (feminine)
relativistici (masculine plural)
relativistiche (feminine plural)


stroboscopico

stroboscopico (feminine stroboscopica, masculine plural stroboscopici, feminine plural stroboscopiche)

stroboscopica (feminine)
stroboscopici (masculine plural)
stroboscopiche (feminine plural)

From strobo- + -scopico, stroboscopia + -ico, or stroboscopio + -ico.


iterativo

iterativo (feminine iterativa, masculine plural iterativi, feminine plural iterative)

iterativa (feminine)
iterativi (masculine plural)
iterative (feminine plural)

From Late Latin iterativus, from Latin iteratus.


transfinito

transfinito (feminine transfinita, masculine plural transfiniti, feminine plural transfinite)

transfinita (feminine)
transfiniti (masculine plural)
transfinite (feminine plural)

From trans- + finito, a calque of German transfinit, coined by Georg Cantor.


scarnissimo

scarnissima (feminine)
scarnissimi (masculine plural)
scarnissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of scarno (“very bare, very spare, very scanty”)


abominando

abominando (feminine abominanda, masculine plural abominandi, feminine plural abominande)

abominanda (feminine)
abominandi (masculine plural)
abominande (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin abōminandus, gerundive of abōminor (“to deprecate, loathe”).

(literary) that is to be abhorred or detested


scarnito

scarnito (feminine scarnita, masculine plural scarniti, feminine plural scarnite)

scarnita (feminine)
scarniti (masculine plural)
scarnite (feminine plural)


controfirmato

controfirmato (feminine controfirmata, masculine plural controfirmati, feminine plural controfirmate)

controfirmata (feminine)
controfirmati (masculine plural)
controfirmate (feminine plural)


conturbato

conturbato (feminine conturbata, masculine plural conturbati, feminine plural conturbate)

conturbata (feminine)
conturbati (masculine plural)
conturbate (feminine plural)


aligero

aligero (feminine aligera, masculine plural aligeri, feminine plural aligere)

aligera (feminine)
aligeri (masculine plural)
aligere (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin āliger, derived from āla (“wing”).


esecrando

esecrando (feminine esecranda, masculine plural esecrandi, feminine plural esecrande)

esecranda (feminine)
esecrandi (masculine plural)
esecrande (feminine plural)


frastornato

frastornato (feminine frastornata, masculine plural frastornati, feminine plural frastornate)

frastornata (feminine)
frastornati (masculine plural)
frastornate (feminine plural)


imperito

imperito (feminine imperita, masculine plural imperiti, feminine plural imperite)

imperita (feminine)
imperiti (masculine plural)
imperite (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin imperītus. By surface analysis, in- (“not”) + perito (“skilled, able”).


scempio

it-adj

scempio (feminine scempia, masculine plural scempi, feminine plural scempie)

scempia (feminine)
scempi (masculine plural)
scempie (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin simplus (“simple”), under the influence of scemo (“silly”). However, for other examples of initial s- palatalized to sci-, see scimmia, scialiva, sciringa (doublet of siringa). Compare the borrowing semplice.

Nella parola “caro”, la “r” è scempia; in “carro”, invece, è geminata.

In the word “caro”, the letter “r” is single, while in “carro” it's geminated instead.

(phonology) single (of a consonant, not geminated)


impegnatissimo

impegnatissima (feminine)
impegnatissimi (masculine plural)
impegnatissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of impegnato (“very busy”)


inascoltato

inascoltato (feminine inascoltata, masculine plural inascoltati, feminine plural inascoltate)

inascoltata (feminine)
inascoltati (masculine plural)
inascoltate (feminine plural)


impagabile

From im- + pagabile; cognate with Piedmontese impagàbil.


immaginoso

immaginoso (feminine immaginosa, masculine plural immaginosi, feminine plural immaginose)

immaginosa (feminine)
immaginosi (masculine plural)
immaginose (feminine plural)


immoto

immoto (feminine immota, masculine plural immoti, feminine plural immote)

immota (feminine)
immoti (masculine plural)
immote (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from Latin immōtus, derived from in- + mōtus.


scempiato

scempiato (feminine scempiata, masculine plural scempiati, feminine plural scempiate)

scempiata (feminine)
scempiati (masculine plural)
scempiate (feminine plural)


scervellato

scervellato (feminine scervellata, masculine plural scervellati, feminine plural scervellate)

scervellata (feminine)
scervellati (masculine plural)
scervellate (feminine plural)


contegnoso

contegnoso (feminine contegnosa, masculine plural contegnosi, feminine plural contegnose)

contegnosa (feminine)
contegnosi (masculine plural)
contegnose (feminine plural)


catarifrangente

From cata- + rifrangente (“refracting”).


cattedratico

cattedratico (feminine cattedratica, masculine plural cattedratici, feminine plural cattedratiche)

cattedratica (feminine)
cattedratici (masculine plural)
cattedratiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin cathedratĭcus. By surface analysis, cattedra + -atico.


imperioso

imperioso (feminine imperiosa, masculine plural imperiosi, feminine plural imperiose)

imperiosa (feminine)
imperiosi (masculine plural)
imperiose (feminine plural)


centrista

centrista (masculine plural centristi, feminine plural centriste)

centristi (masculine plural)
centriste (feminine plural)


scistoso

scistoso (feminine scistosa, masculine plural scistosi, feminine plural scistose)

scistosa (feminine)
scistosi (masculine plural)
scistose (feminine plural)


schizzignoso

schizzignoso (feminine schizzignosa, masculine plural schizzignosi, feminine plural schizzignose)

schizzignosa (feminine)
schizzignosi (masculine plural)
schizzignose (feminine plural)


schizzinoso

schizzinoso (feminine schizzinosa, masculine plural schizzinosi, feminine plural schizzinose)

schizzinosa (feminine)
schizzinosi (masculine plural)
schizzinose (feminine plural)

Uncertain, probably from the dialectal term of Northern Italy schizza (flattened nose)


sciaguratissimo

sciaguratissima (feminine)
sciaguratissimi (masculine plural)
sciaguratissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of sciagurato (“very wretched, very unlucky, very miserable”)


cervellotico

cervellotico (feminine cervellotica, masculine plural cervellotici, feminine plural cervellotiche)

cervellotica (feminine)
cervellotici (masculine plural)
cervellotiche (feminine plural)


militarista

militarista (masculine plural militaristi, feminine plural militariste)

militaristi (masculine plural)
militariste (feminine plural)


scilinguato

scilinguato (feminine scilinguata, masculine plural scilinguati, feminine plural scilinguate)

scilinguata (feminine)
scilinguati (masculine plural)
scilinguate (feminine plural)


scimunito

scimunito (feminine scimunita, masculine plural scimuniti, feminine plural scimunite)

scimunita (feminine)
scimuniti (masculine plural)
scimunite (feminine plural)


sciancato

sciancato (feminine sciancata, masculine plural sciancati, feminine plural sciancate)

sciancata (feminine)
sciancati (masculine plural)
sciancate (feminine plural)


ciclostilato

ciclostilato (feminine ciclostilata, masculine plural ciclostilati, feminine plural ciclostilate)

ciclostilata (feminine)
ciclostilati (masculine plural)
ciclostilate (feminine plural)


cinereo

cinereo (feminine cinerea, masculine plural cinerei, feminine plural cineree)

cinerea (feminine)
cinerei (masculine plural)
cineree (feminine plural)


cinerario

cinerario (feminine cineraria, masculine plural cinerari, feminine plural cinerarie)

cineraria (feminine)
cinerari (masculine plural)
cinerarie (feminine plural)

(relational) funeral, cremation; cinerary


cinofilo

cinofilo (feminine cinofila, masculine plural cinofili, feminine plural cinofile)

cinofila (feminine)
cinofili (masculine plural)
cinofile (feminine plural)

From cino- (“dog”) + -filo (“-lover; -loving”).


cisposo

it-adj

cisposo (feminine cisposa, masculine plural cisposi, feminine plural cispose)

cisposa (feminine)
cisposi (masculine plural)
cispose (feminine plural)


circumnavigato

circumnavigato (feminine circumnavigata, masculine plural circumnavigati, feminine plural circumnavigate)

circumnavigata (feminine)
circumnavigati (masculine plural)
circumnavigate (feminine plural)


citologico

citologico (feminine citologica, masculine plural citologici, feminine plural citologiche)

citologica (feminine)
citologici (masculine plural)
citologiche (feminine plural)


clownesco

clownesco (feminine clownesca, masculine plural clowneschi, feminine plural clownesche)

clownesca (feminine)
clowneschi (masculine plural)
clownesche (feminine plural)


classistico

classistico (feminine classistica, masculine plural classistici, feminine plural classistiche)

classistica (feminine)
classistici (masculine plural)
classistiche (feminine plural)


pistoiese

From Latin Pistōriēnsis, from Pistōrium, equivalent to Pistoia + -ese. Doublet of bisturi.


civilizzatore

civilizzatore (feminine civilizzatrice, masculine plural civilizzatori, feminine plural civilizzatrici)

civilizzatrice (feminine)
civilizzatori (masculine plural)
civilizzatrici (feminine plural)


claunesco

claunesco (feminine claunesca, masculine plural clauneschi, feminine plural claunesche)

claunesca (feminine)
clauneschi (masculine plural)
claunesche (feminine plural)


cleptomane

From Ancient Greek κλέπτω (kléptō) + -mane.


scodato

scodato (feminine scodata, masculine plural scodati, feminine plural scodate)

scodata (feminine)
scodati (masculine plural)
scodate (feminine plural)


scollato

scollato (feminine scollata, masculine plural scollati, feminine plural scollate, superlative scollatissimo)

scollata (feminine)
scollati (masculine plural)
scollate (feminine plural)
scollatissimo (superlative)


scollato

scollato (feminine scollata, masculine plural scollati, feminine plural scollate)

scollata (feminine)
scollati (masculine plural)
scollate (feminine plural)


claudicante

Borrowed from Latin claudicantem, present active participle of claudicō (“to limp”).


scondito

scondito (feminine scondita, masculine plural sconditi, feminine plural scondite)

scondita (feminine)
sconditi (masculine plural)
scondite (feminine plural)


coatto

coatto (feminine coatta, masculine plural coatti, feminine plural coatte)

coatta (feminine)
coatti (masculine plural)
coatte (feminine plural)

domicilio coatto

internal exile (literally, “compulsory stay”)

rimozione coatta

(chiefly law) imposed by an authority or by law; compulsory, forced


fuori luogo

out of one's element
out of one's element

out of one's element, out of one's depth


sconquassato

sconquassato (feminine sconquassata, masculine plural sconquassati, feminine plural sconquassate)

sconquassata (feminine)
sconquassati (masculine plural)
sconquassate (feminine plural)


coccolo

coccolo (feminine coccola, masculine plural coccoli, feminine plural coccole)

coccola (feminine)
coccoli (masculine plural)
coccole (feminine plural)


scoppiettante

una risata scoppiettante


scorciato

scorciato (feminine scorciata, masculine plural scorciati, feminine plural scorciate)

scorciata (feminine)
scorciati (masculine plural)
scorciate (feminine plural)


scorsoio

scorsoio (feminine scorsoia, masculine plural scorsoi, feminine plural scorsoie)

scorsoia (feminine)
scorsoi (masculine plural)
scorsoie (feminine plural)


scornato

scornato (feminine scornata, masculine plural scornati, feminine plural scornate)

scornata (feminine)
scornati (masculine plural)
scornate (feminine plural)


scostumato

scostumato (feminine scostumata, masculine plural scostumati, feminine plural scostumate)

scostumata (feminine)
scostumati (masculine plural)
scostumate (feminine plural)


coesivo

coesivo (feminine coesiva, masculine plural coesivi, feminine plural coesive)

coesiva (feminine)
coesivi (masculine plural)
coesive (feminine plural)


screanzato

screanzato (feminine screanzata, masculine plural screanzati, feminine plural screanzate)

screanzata (feminine)
screanzati (masculine plural)
screanzate (feminine plural)


cogitabondo

cogitabondo (feminine cogitabonda, masculine plural cogitabondi, feminine plural cogitabonde)

cogitabonda (feminine)
cogitabondi (masculine plural)
cogitabonde (feminine plural)


screpolato

screpolato (feminine screpolata, masculine plural screpolati, feminine plural screpolate)

screpolata (feminine)
screpolati (masculine plural)
screpolate (feminine plural)


colloso

colloso (feminine collosa, masculine plural collosi, feminine plural collose)

collosa (feminine)
collosi (masculine plural)
collose (feminine plural)


scrittorio

scrittorio (feminine scrittoria, masculine plural scrittori, feminine plural scrittorie)

scrittoria (feminine)
scrittori (masculine plural)
scrittorie (feminine plural)

From Latin scrīptōrius, derived from scrīptus (“written”), perfect passive participle of scrībō (“to write”).

(relational) writing; specifically:
used for writing

related to writing (particularly regarding amanuenses in the Middle Ages)

(linguistics) related to a particular way of writing

writing; specifically:
related to a particular way of writing


collettivizzato

collettivizzato (feminine collettivizzata, masculine plural collettivizzati, feminine plural collettivizzate)

collettivizzata (feminine)
collettivizzati (masculine plural)
collettivizzate (feminine plural)


commensurabile

Borrowed from Late Latin commēnsūrābilis.


glaciale

From Latin glaciālis, from glaciēs (“ice”).


complimentoso

it-adj

complimentoso (feminine complimentosa, masculine plural complimentosi, feminine plural complimentose)

complimentosa (feminine)
complimentosi (masculine plural)
complimentose (feminine plural)

ceremonious, flattering, obsequious, proper (person)


comprovabile

Semi-learned borrowing from Late Latin comprobābilis.


concettoso

it-adj

concettoso (feminine concettosa, masculine plural concettosi, feminine plural concettose)

concettosa (feminine)
concettosi (masculine plural)
concettose (feminine plural)


compartecipi

masculine/feminine plural of compartecipe


concessivo

concessivo (feminine concessiva, masculine plural concessivi, feminine plural concessive)

concessiva (feminine)
concessivi (masculine plural)
concessive (feminine plural)


compassato

compassato (feminine compassata, masculine plural compassati, feminine plural compassate)

compassata (feminine)
compassati (masculine plural)
compassate (feminine plural)


comunicabile

Borrowed from Late Latin commūnicābilis.


pesantissimo

pesantissima (feminine)
pesantissimi (masculine plural)
pesantissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of pesante (“very heavy”)


possessorio

possessorio (feminine possessoria, masculine plural possessori, feminine plural possessorie)

possessoria (feminine)
possessori (masculine plural)
possessorie (feminine plural)


pulitissimo

pulitissima (feminine)
pulitissimi (masculine plural)
pulitissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of pulito (“very clean”)


pallidissimo

pallidissima (feminine)
pallidissimi (masculine plural)
pallidissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of pallido (“very pale”)


meritocratico

meritocratico (feminine meritocratica, masculine plural meritocratici, feminine plural meritocratiche)

meritocratica (feminine)
meritocratici (masculine plural)
meritocratiche (feminine plural)


condannabile

open to censure; condemnable, censurable


persecutorio

persecutorio (feminine persecutoria, masculine plural persecutori, feminine plural persecutorie)

persecutoria (feminine)
persecutori (masculine plural)
persecutorie (feminine plural)


paonazzo

paonazzo (feminine paonazza, masculine plural paonazzi, feminine plural paonazze)

paonazza (feminine)
paonazzi (masculine plural)
paonazze (feminine plural)

From Latin pavonaceus, from pāvō (“peacock”) + -āceus, after the tail feathers of a peacock. Cf. pavone.

Abbronzate, tutte chiazze / Pelli rosse un po' paonazze / Son le ragazze che prendono il sol

1959, “Tintarella di luna”, F. Migliacci (lyrics), B. De Filippi and T. De Vita (music), performed by Mina Mazzini:


scrostato

scrostato (feminine scrostata, masculine plural scrostati, feminine plural scrostate)

scrostata (feminine)
scrostati (masculine plural)
scrostate (feminine plural)


sdoganato

sdoganato (feminine sdoganata, masculine plural sdoganati, feminine plural sdoganate)

sdoganata (feminine)
sdoganati (masculine plural)
sdoganate (feminine plural)

cleared (through customs), duty paid, ex bond


sdentato

sdentato (feminine sdentata, masculine plural sdentati, feminine plural sdentate)

sdentata (feminine)
sdentati (masculine plural)
sdentate (feminine plural)


confusionario

confusionario (feminine confusionaria, masculine plural confusionari, feminine plural confusionarie)

confusionaria (feminine)
confusionari (masculine plural)
confusionarie (feminine plural)


pubico

pubico (feminine pubica, masculine plural pubici, feminine plural pubiche)

pubica (feminine)
pubici (masculine plural)
pubiche (feminine plural)


estragalattico

estragalattico (feminine estragalattica, masculine plural estragalattici, feminine plural estragalattiche)

estragalattica (feminine)
estragalattici (masculine plural)
estragalattiche (feminine plural)


extragalattico

extragalattico (feminine extragalattica, masculine plural extragalattici, feminine plural extragalattiche)

extragalattica (feminine)
extragalattici (masculine plural)
extragalattiche (feminine plural)


estraeuropeo

estraeuropeo (feminine estraeuropea, masculine plural estraeuropei, feminine plural estraeuropee)

estraeuropea (feminine)
estraeuropei (masculine plural)
estraeuropee (feminine plural)


estrasistolico

estrasistolico (feminine estrasistolica, masculine plural estrasistolici, feminine plural estrasistoliche)

estrasistolica (feminine)
estrasistolici (masculine plural)
estrasistoliche (feminine plural)


extrasistolico

extrasistolico (feminine extrasistolica, masculine plural extrasistolici, feminine plural extrasistoliche)

extrasistolica (feminine)
extrasistolici (masculine plural)
extrasistoliche (feminine plural)

From extra- + sistolico or extrasistole + -ico.


sdrucito

sdrucito (feminine sdrucita, masculine plural sdruciti, feminine plural sdrucite)

sdrucita (feminine)
sdruciti (masculine plural)
sdrucite (feminine plural)


consorella

consorella (feminine-only, feminine plural consorelle)


conserviero

conserviero (feminine conserviera, masculine plural conservieri, feminine plural conserviere)

conserviera (feminine)
conservieri (masculine plural)
conserviere (feminine plural)

(relational) conservation (of food; especially used of the canning industry)


consorziale

→ English: consortial


consensuale

consensual (by mutual consent or consensus)


consuetudinario

consuetudinario (feminine consuetudinaria, masculine plural consuetudinari, feminine plural consuetudinarie)

consuetudinaria (feminine)
consuetudinari (masculine plural)
consuetudinarie (feminine plural)


contentabile

difficilmente contentabile
difficilmente contentabile#English

facilmente contentabile
facilmente contentabile#English

used in the expressions difficilmente contentabile (difficult to please) and facilmente contentabile (easy to please)


contestatore

contestatore (feminine contestatrice, masculine plural contestatori, feminine plural contestatrici)

contestatrice (feminine)
contestatori (masculine plural)
contestatrici (feminine plural)


copiativo

copiativo (feminine copiativa, masculine plural copiativi, feminine plural copiative)

copiativa (feminine)
copiativi (masculine plural)
copiative (feminine plural)


corallino

corallino (feminine corallina, masculine plural corallini, feminine plural coralline)

corallina (feminine)
corallini (masculine plural)
coralline (feminine plural)


copulativo

copulativo (feminine copulativa, masculine plural copulativi, feminine plural copulative)

copulativa (feminine)
copulativi (masculine plural)
copulative (feminine plural)


convenzionato

convenzionato (feminine convenzionata, masculine plural convenzionati, feminine plural convenzionate)

convenzionata (feminine)
convenzionati (masculine plural)
convenzionate (feminine plural)

(relational, by extension) special price; discounted


spumoso

spumoso (feminine spumosa, masculine plural spumosi, feminine plural spumose)

spumosa (feminine)
spumosi (masculine plural)
spumose (feminine plural)


correlativo

correlativo (feminine correlativa, masculine plural correlativi, feminine plural correlative)

correlativa (feminine)
correlativi (masculine plural)
correlative (feminine plural)


coscienzioso

coscienzioso (feminine coscienziosa, masculine plural coscienziosi, feminine plural coscienziose)

coscienziosa (feminine)
coscienziosi (masculine plural)
coscienziose (feminine plural)


costrittivo

costrittivo (feminine costrittiva, masculine plural costrittivi, feminine plural costrittive)

costrittiva (feminine)
costrittivi (masculine plural)
costrittive (feminine plural)


cotoniero

cotoniero (feminine cotoniera, masculine plural cotonieri, feminine plural cotoniere)

cotoniera (feminine)
cotonieri (masculine plural)
cotoniere (feminine plural)


conserto

conserto (feminine conserta, masculine plural conserti, feminine plural conserte)

conserta (feminine)
conserti (masculine plural)
conserte (feminine plural)

a braccia conserte


costipato

costipato (feminine costipata, masculine plural costipati, feminine plural costipate)

costipata (feminine)
costipati (masculine plural)
costipate (feminine plural)


arenoso

arenoso (feminine arenosa, masculine plural arenosi, feminine plural arenose)

arenosa (feminine)
arenosi (masculine plural)
arenose (feminine plural)

From arena + -oso, or from Latin arenōsus.


palingenetico

palingenetico (feminine palingenetica, masculine plural palingenetici, feminine plural palingenetiche)

palingenetica (feminine)
palingenetici (masculine plural)
palingenetiche (feminine plural)


trombotico

trombotico (feminine trombotica, masculine plural trombotici, feminine plural trombotiche)

trombotica (feminine)
trombotici (masculine plural)
trombotiche (feminine plural)


patogenico

patogenico (feminine patogenica, masculine plural patogenici, feminine plural patogeniche)

patogenica (feminine)
patogenici (masculine plural)
patogeniche (feminine plural)

From patogeno + -ico or pato- + -genico.


debosciato

debosciato (feminine debosciata, masculine plural debosciati, feminine plural debosciate)

debosciata (feminine)
debosciati (masculine plural)
debosciate (feminine plural)

Borrowed from French débauché, past participle of débaucher.


cosmopolita

cosmopolita (masculine plural cosmopoliti, feminine plural cosmopolite)

cosmopoliti (masculine plural)
cosmopolite (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from Ancient Greek κοσμοπολίτης (kosmopolítēs).

lbor

κοσμοπολίτης


demoscopico

it-adj

demoscopico (feminine demoscopica, masculine plural demoscopici, feminine plural demoscopiche)

demoscopica (feminine)
demoscopici (masculine plural)
demoscopiche (feminine plural)

indagine demoscopica


dedicatorio

dedicatorio (feminine dedicatoria, masculine plural dedicatori, feminine plural dedicatorie)

dedicatoria (feminine)
dedicatori (masculine plural)
dedicatorie (feminine plural)


dentellato

dentellato (feminine dentellata, masculine plural dentellati, feminine plural dentellate)

dentellata (feminine)
dentellati (masculine plural)
dentellate (feminine plural)


dentistico

dentistico (feminine dentistica, masculine plural dentistici, feminine plural dentistiche)

dentistica (feminine)
dentistici (masculine plural)
dentistiche (feminine plural)


patogenetico

patogenetico (feminine patogenetica, masculine plural patogenetici, feminine plural patogenetiche)

patogenetica (feminine)
patogenetici (masculine plural)
patogenetiche (feminine plural)


depauperato

depauperato (feminine depauperata, masculine plural depauperati, feminine plural depauperate)

depauperata (feminine)
depauperati (masculine plural)
depauperate (feminine plural)


deprecativo

deprecativo (feminine deprecativa, masculine plural deprecativi, feminine plural deprecative)

deprecativa (feminine)
deprecativi (masculine plural)
deprecative (feminine plural)


perniciosissimo

perniciosissima (feminine)
perniciosissimi (masculine plural)
perniciosissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of pernicioso (“very pernicious”)


pilifero

pilifero (feminine pilifera, masculine plural piliferi, feminine plural pilifere)

pilifera (feminine)
piliferi (masculine plural)
pilifere (feminine plural)


devastatore

devastatore (feminine devastatrice, masculine plural devastatori, feminine plural devastatrici)

devastatrice (feminine)
devastatori (masculine plural)
devastatrici (feminine plural)


dialogico

dialogico (feminine dialogica, masculine plural dialogici, feminine plural dialogiche)

dialogica (feminine)
dialogici (masculine plural)
dialogiche (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek διαλογικός (dialogikós).


pregresso

pregresso (feminine pregressa, masculine plural pregressi, feminine plural pregresse)

pregressa (feminine)
pregressi (masculine plural)
pregresse (feminine plural)


determinativo

determinativo (feminine determinativa, masculine plural determinativi, feminine plural determinative)

determinativa (feminine)
determinativi (masculine plural)
determinative (feminine plural)


dicembrino

dicembrino (feminine dicembrina, masculine plural dicembrini, feminine plural dicembrine)

dicembrina (feminine)
dicembrini (masculine plural)
dicembrine (feminine plural)


personalistico

personalistico (feminine personalistica, masculine plural personalistici, feminine plural personalistiche)

personalistica (feminine)
personalistici (masculine plural)
personalistiche (feminine plural)


diffamatorio

diffamatorio (feminine diffamatoria, masculine plural diffamatori, feminine plural diffamatorie)

diffamatoria (feminine)
diffamatori (masculine plural)
diffamatorie (feminine plural)


disarticolato

disarticolato (feminine disarticolata, masculine plural disarticolati, feminine plural disarticolate)

disarticolata (feminine)
disarticolati (masculine plural)
disarticolate (feminine plural)


dinamitardo

dinamitardo (feminine dinamitarda, masculine plural dinamitardi, feminine plural dinamitarde)

dinamitarda (feminine)
dinamitardi (masculine plural)
dinamitarde (feminine plural)


disgiuntivo

disgiuntivo (feminine disgiuntiva, masculine plural disgiuntivi, feminine plural disgiuntive)

disgiuntiva (feminine)
disgiuntivi (masculine plural)
disgiuntive (feminine plural)


disamorato

disamorato (feminine disamorata, masculine plural disamorati, feminine plural disamorate)

disamorata (feminine)
disamorati (masculine plural)
disamorate (feminine plural)


discolo

discolo (feminine discola, masculine plural discoli, feminine plural discole)

discola (feminine)
discoli (masculine plural)
discole (feminine plural)

From Latin dyscolus, from Ancient Greek δύσκολος (dúskolos, “troublesome”).


pensoso

it-adj

pensoso (feminine pensosa, masculine plural pensosi, feminine plural pensose)

pensosa (feminine)
pensosi (masculine plural)
pensose (feminine plural)


precipuo

precipuo (feminine precipua, masculine plural precipui, feminine plural precipue)

precipua (feminine)
precipui (masculine plural)
precipue (feminine plural)


disastrato

disastrato (feminine disastrata, masculine plural disastrati, feminine plural disastrate)

disastrata (feminine)
disastrati (masculine plural)
disastrate (feminine plural)


disorganico

disorganico (feminine disorganica, masculine plural disorganici, feminine plural disorganiche)

disorganica (feminine)
disorganici (masculine plural)
disorganiche (feminine plural)


nazionalistico

nazionalistico (feminine nazionalistica, masculine plural nazionalistici, feminine plural nazionalistiche)

nazionalistica (feminine)
nazionalistici (masculine plural)
nazionalistiche (feminine plural)


oligopolistico

oligopolistico (feminine oligopolistica, masculine plural oligopolistici, feminine plural oligopolistiche)

oligopolistica (feminine)
oligopolistici (masculine plural)
oligopolistiche (feminine plural)


disseccato

disseccato (feminine disseccata, masculine plural disseccati, feminine plural disseccate)

disseccata (feminine)
disseccati (masculine plural)
disseccate (feminine plural)


dissociativo

dissociativo (feminine dissociativa, masculine plural dissociativi, feminine plural dissociative)

dissociativa (feminine)
dissociativi (masculine plural)
dissociative (feminine plural)


oleico

oleico (feminine oleica, masculine plural oleici, feminine plural oleiche)

oleica (feminine)
oleici (masculine plural)
oleiche (feminine plural)


predicativo

predicativo (feminine predicativa, masculine plural predicativi, feminine plural predicative)

predicativa (feminine)
predicativi (masculine plural)
predicative (feminine plural)


vascolarizzato

vascolarizzato (feminine vascolarizzata, masculine plural vascolarizzati, feminine plural vascolarizzate)

vascolarizzata (feminine)
vascolarizzati (masculine plural)
vascolarizzate (feminine plural)


oculistico

oculistico (feminine oculistica, masculine plural oculistici, feminine plural oculistiche)

oculistica (feminine)
oculistici (masculine plural)
oculistiche (feminine plural)

(relational) eye; ophthalmologic, ophthalmological


ostruttivo

ostruttivo (feminine ostruttiva, masculine plural ostruttivi, feminine plural ostruttive)

ostruttiva (feminine)
ostruttivi (masculine plural)
ostruttive (feminine plural)


aspartico

aspartico (feminine aspartica, masculine plural aspartici, feminine plural aspartiche)

aspartica (feminine)
aspartici (masculine plural)
aspartiche (feminine plural)


glutammico

glutammico (feminine glutammica, masculine plural glutammici, feminine plural glutammiche)

glutammica (feminine)
glutammici (masculine plural)
glutammiche (feminine plural)


dissuasivo

dissuasivo (feminine dissuasiva, masculine plural dissuasivi, feminine plural dissuasive)

dissuasiva (feminine)
dissuasivi (masculine plural)
dissuasive (feminine plural)


dissolutivo

dissolutivo (feminine dissolutiva, masculine plural dissolutivi, feminine plural dissolutive)

dissolutiva (feminine)
dissolutivi (masculine plural)
dissolutive (feminine plural)


oculistica

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


dittatorio

it-adj

dittatorio (feminine dittatoria, masculine plural dittatori, feminine plural dittatorie)

dittatoria (feminine)
dittatori (masculine plural)
dittatorie (feminine plural)


oftalmologico

oftalmologico (feminine oftalmologica, masculine plural oftalmologici, feminine plural oftalmologiche)

oftalmologica (feminine)
oftalmologici (masculine plural)
oftalmologiche (feminine plural)


dottrinario

dottrinario (feminine dottrinaria, masculine plural dottrinari, feminine plural dottrinarie)

dottrinaria (feminine)
dottrinari (masculine plural)
dottrinarie (feminine plural)


dolciastro

dolciastro (feminine dolciastra, masculine plural dolciastri, feminine plural dolciastre)

dolciastra (feminine)
dolciastri (masculine plural)
dolciastre (feminine plural)

From dolce (“sweet”) + -astro.
Cognate to French douceâtre (“sweetish”).


divisorio

divisorio (feminine divisoria, masculine plural divisori, feminine plural divisorie)

divisoria (feminine)
divisori (masculine plural)
divisorie (feminine plural)


linolenico

linolenico (feminine linolenica, masculine plural linolenici, feminine plural linoleniche)

linolenica (feminine)
linolenici (masculine plural)
linoleniche (feminine plural)


butanoico

butanoico (feminine butanoica, masculine plural butanoici, feminine plural butanoiche)

butanoica (feminine)
butanoici (masculine plural)
butanoiche (feminine plural)


decimosecondo

decimosecondo (feminine decimoseconda, masculine plural decimosecondi, feminine plural decimoseconde)

decimoseconda (feminine)
decimosecondi (masculine plural)
decimoseconde (feminine plural)

From decimo (“tenth”) + secondo (“second”).

Luigi decimosecondo

Louis XII (literally, “Louis [the] Twelfth”)

Pio decimosecondo

[Pope] Pius XII (literally, “Pius [the] Twelfth”)

(ordinal number) twelfth (referring to popes, kings, etc.)


palmitoleico

palmitoleico (feminine palmitoleica, masculine plural palmitoleici, feminine plural palmitoleiche)

palmitoleica (feminine)
palmitoleici (masculine plural)
palmitoleiche (feminine plural)


pentanoico

pentanoico (feminine pentanoica, masculine plural pentanoici, feminine plural pentanoiche)

pentanoica (feminine)
pentanoici (masculine plural)
pentanoiche (feminine plural)


caproico

caproico (feminine caproica, masculine plural caproici, feminine plural caproiche)

caproica (feminine)
caproici (masculine plural)
caproiche (feminine plural)


eburneo

eburneo (feminine eburnea, masculine plural eburnei, feminine plural eburnee)

eburnea (feminine)
eburnei (masculine plural)
eburnee (feminine plural)


butirrico

butirrico (feminine butirrica, masculine plural butirrici, feminine plural butirriche)

butirrica (feminine)
butirrici (masculine plural)
butirriche (feminine plural)


miristico

miristico (feminine miristica, masculine plural miristici, feminine plural miristiche)

miristica (feminine)
miristici (masculine plural)
miristiche (feminine plural)


valerico

valerico (feminine valerica, masculine plural valerici, feminine plural valeriche)

valerica (feminine)
valerici (masculine plural)
valeriche (feminine plural)


palmitico

palmitico (feminine palmitica, masculine plural palmitici, feminine plural palmitiche)

palmitica (feminine)
palmitici (masculine plural)
palmitiche (feminine plural)


caprilico

caprilico (feminine caprilica, masculine plural caprilici, feminine plural capriliche)

caprilica (feminine)
caprilici (masculine plural)
capriliche (feminine plural)


laurico

laurico (feminine laurica, masculine plural laurici, feminine plural lauriche)

laurica (feminine)
laurici (masculine plural)
lauriche (feminine plural)


dionisiaco

dionisiaco (feminine dionisiaca, masculine plural dionisiaci, feminine plural dionisiache)

dionisiaca (feminine)
dionisiaci (masculine plural)
dionisiache (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin dionȳsiacus, from Ancient Greek Διονῡσιακός (Dionūsiakós), derived from the name Διόνῡσος (Diónūsos).


arachidico

arachidico (feminine arachidica, masculine plural arachidici, feminine plural arachidiche)

arachidica (feminine)
arachidici (masculine plural)
arachidiche (feminine plural)


caprico

caprico (feminine caprica, masculine plural caprici, feminine plural capriche)

caprica (feminine)
caprici (masculine plural)
capriche (feminine plural)


egr.

Abbreviation of egregio (“dear (at the start of a letter)”).


ebdomadario

ebdomadario (feminine ebdomadaria, masculine plural ebdomadari, feminine plural ebdomadarie)

ebdomadaria (feminine)
ebdomadari (masculine plural)
ebdomadarie (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin hebdomadārius, derived from Latin hebdomas (“week”).

(literary) weekly (happening once a week)


ecumenico

ecumenico (feminine ecumenica, masculine plural ecumenici, feminine plural ecumeniche)

ecumenica (feminine)
ecumenici (masculine plural)
ecumeniche (feminine plural)


secentistico

secentistico (feminine secentistica, masculine plural secentistici, feminine plural secentistiche)

secentistica (feminine)
secentistici (masculine plural)
secentistiche (feminine plural)

seventeenth-century; of the seventeenth century


egualitario

egualitario (feminine egualitaria, masculine plural egualitari, feminine plural egualitarie)

egualitaria (feminine)
egualitari (masculine plural)
egualitarie (feminine plural)

Semi-learned borrowing from French égalitaire, influenced by eguale (“equal”).


secondogenito

it-adj

secondogenito (feminine secondogenita, masculine plural secondogeniti, feminine plural secondogenite)

secondogenita (feminine)
secondogeniti (masculine plural)
secondogenite (feminine plural)


sedizioso

sedizioso (feminine sediziosa, masculine plural sediziosi, feminine plural sediziose)

sediziosa (feminine)
sediziosi (masculine plural)
sediziose (feminine plural)


educanda

Borrowed from Latin ēducanda, feminine gerundive of ēducō (“to bring up, to rear”).


semiconsonantico

semiconsonantico (feminine semiconsonantica, masculine plural semiconsonantici, feminine plural semiconsonantiche)

semiconsonantica (feminine)
semiconsonantici (masculine plural)
semiconsonantiche (feminine plural)


sembiante

From earlier semblante, from Old Occitan semblan, semblant, semblanz, present participle of semblar. See also somigliante.


imbarazzatissimo

imbarazzatissima (feminine)
imbarazzatissimi (masculine plural)
imbarazzatissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of imbarazzato (“very embarrassed”)


ignude

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


ignudo

it-adj

ignudo (feminine ignuda, masculine plural ignudi, feminine plural ignude)

ignuda (feminine)
ignudi (masculine plural)
ignude (feminine plural)

Variant, of uncertain origin, of nudo (“naked”).


linoleico

linoleico (feminine linoleica, masculine plural linoleici, feminine plural linoleiche)

linoleica (feminine)
linoleici (masculine plural)
linoleiche (feminine plural)


iperattivo

iperattivo (feminine iperattiva, masculine plural iperattivi, feminine plural iperattive)

iperattiva (feminine)
iperattivi (masculine plural)
iperattive (feminine plural)


ipodermico

ipodermico (feminine ipodermica, masculine plural ipodermici, feminine plural ipodermiche)

ipodermica (feminine)
ipodermici (masculine plural)
ipodermiche (feminine plural)


elisabettiano

elisabettiano (feminine elisabettiana, masculine plural elisabettiani, feminine plural elisabettiane)

elisabettiana (feminine)
elisabettiani (masculine plural)
elisabettiane (feminine plural)


emostatico

emostatico (feminine emostatica, masculine plural emostatici, feminine plural emostatiche)

emostatica (feminine)
emostatici (masculine plural)
emostatiche (feminine plural)


elefantesco

elefantesco (feminine elefantesca, masculine plural elefanteschi, feminine plural elefantesche)

elefantesca (feminine)
elefanteschi (masculine plural)
elefantesche (feminine plural)


elasticizzato

elasticizzato (feminine elasticizzata, masculine plural elasticizzati, feminine plural elasticizzate)

elasticizzata (feminine)
elasticizzati (masculine plural)
elasticizzate (feminine plural)


epigrafico

epigrafico (feminine epigrafica, masculine plural epigrafici, feminine plural epigrafiche)

epigrafica (feminine)
epigrafici (masculine plural)
epigrafiche (feminine plural)


bromidrico

bromidrico (feminine bromidrica, masculine plural bromidrici, feminine plural bromidriche)

bromidrica (feminine)
bromidrici (masculine plural)
bromidriche (feminine plural)


cianidrico

cianidrico (feminine cianidrica, masculine plural cianidrici, feminine plural cianidriche)

cianidrica (feminine)
cianidrici (masculine plural)
cianidriche (feminine plural)


epistolare

l'amore epistolare

un romanzo epistolare


glicolico

glicolico (feminine glicolica, masculine plural glicolici, feminine plural glicoliche)

glicolica (feminine)
glicolici (masculine plural)
glicoliche (feminine plural)


fosfonico

fosfonico (feminine fosfonica, masculine plural fosfonici, feminine plural fosfoniche)

fosfonica (feminine)
fosfonici (masculine plural)
fosfoniche (feminine plural)


erculeo

erculeo (feminine erculea, masculine plural erculei, feminine plural erculee)

erculea (feminine)
erculei (masculine plural)
erculee (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin herculeus. By surface analysis, Ercole (“Hercules”) + -eo (suffix indicating relation).

surf

(by extension) having extraordinary strength or physical prowess; Herculean

(by extension) requiring extraordinary effort or work; Herculean


equanime

From Late Latin aequanimem, variant of aequanimus (“serene”, “calm”).


carbolico

it-adj

carbolico (feminine carbolica, masculine plural carbolici, feminine plural carboliche)

carbolica (feminine)
carbolici (masculine plural)
carboliche (feminine plural)


glucuronico

glucuronico (feminine glucuronica, masculine plural glucuronici, feminine plural glucuroniche)

glucuronica (feminine)
glucuronici (masculine plural)
glucuroniche (feminine plural)


fumarico

fumarico (feminine fumarica, masculine plural fumarici, feminine plural fumariche)

fumarica (feminine)
fumarici (masculine plural)
fumariche (feminine plural)


bromico

bromico (feminine bromica, masculine plural bromici, feminine plural bromiche)

bromica (feminine)
bromici (masculine plural)
bromiche (feminine plural)


elevatore

elevatore (feminine elevatrice, masculine plural elevatori, feminine plural elevatrici)

elevatrice (feminine)
elevatori (masculine plural)
elevatrici (feminine plural)


glutarico

glutarico (feminine glutarica, masculine plural glutarici, feminine plural glutariche)

glutarica (feminine)
glutarici (masculine plural)
glutariche (feminine plural)


gluconico

gluconico (feminine gluconica, masculine plural gluconici, feminine plural gluconiche)

gluconica (feminine)
gluconici (masculine plural)
gluconiche (feminine plural)


ialuronico

ialuronico (feminine ialuronica, masculine plural ialuronici, feminine plural ialuroniche)

ialuronica (feminine)
ialuronici (masculine plural)
ialuroniche (feminine plural)


iodico

iodico (feminine iodica, masculine plural iodici, feminine plural iodiche)

iodica (feminine)
iodici (masculine plural)
iodiche (feminine plural)


episodico

episodico (feminine episodica, masculine plural episodici, feminine plural episodiche)

episodica (feminine)
episodici (masculine plural)
episodiche (feminine plural)


semolato

semolato (feminine semolata, masculine plural semolati, feminine plural semolate)

semolata (feminine)
semolati (masculine plural)
semolate (feminine plural)


serenissimo

serenissima (feminine)
serenissimi (masculine plural)
serenissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of sereno (Used as part of certain titles)


improvido

improvido (feminine improvida, masculine plural improvidi, feminine plural improvide)

improvida (feminine)
improvidi (masculine plural)
improvide (feminine plural)

(literary) Alternative form of improvvido


improvvido

improvvido (feminine improvvida, masculine plural improvvidi, feminine plural improvvide, superlative improvvidissimo)

improvvida (feminine)
improvvidi (masculine plural)
improvvide (feminine plural)
improvvidissimo (superlative)


iconico

iconico (feminine iconica, masculine plural iconici, feminine plural iconiche)

iconica (feminine)
iconici (masculine plural)
iconiche (feminine plural)


separatore

separatore (feminine separatrice, masculine plural separatori, feminine plural separatrici)

separatrice (feminine)
separatori (masculine plural)
separatrici (feminine plural)


sempliciotto

sempliciotto (feminine sempliciotta, masculine plural sempliciotti, feminine plural sempliciotte)

sempliciotta (feminine)
sempliciotti (masculine plural)
sempliciotte (feminine plural)

(relational) simpleton; naive and unwary


intrusivo

intrusivo (feminine intrusiva, masculine plural intrusivi, feminine plural intrusive)

intrusiva (feminine)
intrusivi (masculine plural)
intrusive (feminine plural)


ipobromoso

ipobromoso (feminine ipobromosa, masculine plural ipobromosi, feminine plural ipobromose)

ipobromosa (feminine)
ipobromosi (masculine plural)
ipobromose (feminine plural)


ipofluoroso

ipofluoroso (feminine ipofluorosa, masculine plural ipofluorosi, feminine plural ipofluorose)

ipofluorosa (feminine)
ipofluorosi (masculine plural)
ipofluorose (feminine plural)


jasmonico

jasmonico (feminine jasmonica, masculine plural jasmonici, feminine plural jasmoniche)

jasmonica (feminine)
jasmonici (masculine plural)
jasmoniche (feminine plural)


kainico

kainico (feminine kainica, masculine plural kainici, feminine plural kainiche)

kainica (feminine)
kainici (masculine plural)
kainiche (feminine plural)


ipofosforoso

ipofosforoso (feminine ipofosforosa, masculine plural ipofosforosi, feminine plural ipofosforose)

ipofosforosa (feminine)
ipofosforosi (masculine plural)
ipofosforose (feminine plural)


eroicomico

eroicomico (feminine eroicomica, masculine plural eroicomici, feminine plural eroicomiche)

eroicomica (feminine)
eroicomici (masculine plural)
eroicomiche (feminine plural)


iponitroso

iponitroso (feminine iponitrosa, masculine plural iponitrosi, feminine plural iponitrose)

iponitrosa (feminine)
iponitrosi (masculine plural)
iponitrose (feminine plural)


ippurico

ippurico (feminine ippurica, masculine plural ippurici, feminine plural ippuriche)

ippurica (feminine)
ippurici (masculine plural)
ippuriche (feminine plural)


insospettato

insospettato (feminine insospettata, masculine plural insospettati, feminine plural insospettate)

insospettata (feminine)
insospettati (masculine plural)
insospettate (feminine plural)


endovenoso

endovenoso (feminine endovenosa, masculine plural endovenosi, feminine plural endovenose)

endovenosa (feminine)
endovenosi (masculine plural)
endovenose (feminine plural)


esagitato

esagitato (feminine esagitata, masculine plural esagitati, feminine plural esagitate)

esagitata (feminine)
esagitati (masculine plural)
esagitate (feminine plural)


imperturbato

imperturbato (feminine imperturbata, masculine plural imperturbati, feminine plural imperturbate)

imperturbata (feminine)
imperturbati (masculine plural)
imperturbate (feminine plural)


iodidrico

iodidrico (feminine iodidrica, masculine plural iodidrici, feminine plural iodidriche)

iodidrica (feminine)
iodidrici (masculine plural)
iodidriche (feminine plural)


inavvertito

inavvertito (feminine inavvertita, masculine plural inavvertiti, feminine plural inavvertite)

inavvertita (feminine)
inavvertiti (masculine plural)
inavvertite (feminine plural)


impositivo

impositivo (feminine impositiva, masculine plural impositivi, feminine plural impositive)

impositiva (feminine)
impositivi (masculine plural)
impositive (feminine plural)


etereo

etereo (feminine eterea, masculine plural eterei, feminine plural eteree)

eterea (feminine)
eterei (masculine plural)
eteree (feminine plural)


etnologico

etnologico (feminine etnologica, masculine plural etnologici, feminine plural etnologiche)

etnologica (feminine)
etnologici (masculine plural)
etnologiche (feminine plural)


estroso

estroso (feminine estrosa, masculine plural estrosi, feminine plural estrose)

estrosa (feminine)
estrosi (masculine plural)
estrose (feminine plural)

From estro + -oso; cognate with Piedmontese estros.

inspired, talented, creative, imaginative


extraurbano

extraurbano (feminine extraurbana, masculine plural extraurbani, feminine plural extraurbane)

extraurbana (feminine)
extraurbani (masculine plural)
extraurbane (feminine plural)


euforico

euforico (feminine euforica, masculine plural euforici, feminine plural euforiche)

euforica (feminine)
euforici (masculine plural)
euforiche (feminine plural)


ellenistico

ellenistico (feminine ellenistica, masculine plural ellenistici, feminine plural ellenistiche)

ellenistica (feminine)
ellenistici (masculine plural)
ellenistiche (feminine plural)


idrometrico

idrometrico (feminine idrometrica, masculine plural idrometrici, feminine plural idrometriche)

idrometrica (feminine)
idrometrici (masculine plural)
idrometriche (feminine plural)

From idrometria + -ico. By surface analysis, idro- + -metrico.


famelico

famelico (feminine famelica, masculine plural famelici, feminine plural fameliche)

famelica (feminine)
famelici (masculine plural)
fameliche (feminine plural)


iellato

iellato (feminine iellata, masculine plural iellati, feminine plural iellate)

iellata (feminine)
iellati (masculine plural)
iellate (feminine plural)


fantasmagorico

fantasmagorico (feminine fantasmagorica, masculine plural fantasmagorici, feminine plural fantasmagoriche)

fantasmagorica (feminine)
fantasmagorici (masculine plural)
fantasmagoriche (feminine plural)


inarticolato

inarticolato (feminine inarticolata, masculine plural inarticolati, feminine plural inarticolate)

inarticolata (feminine)
inarticolati (masculine plural)
inarticolate (feminine plural)


indefesso

indefesso (feminine indefessa, masculine plural indefessi, feminine plural indefesse)

indefessa (feminine)
indefessi (masculine plural)
indefesse (feminine plural)


illibato

illibato (feminine illibata, masculine plural illibati, feminine plural illibate)

illibata (feminine)
illibati (masculine plural)
illibate (feminine plural)


metafosforico

metafosforico (feminine metafosforica, masculine plural metafosforici, feminine plural metafosforiche)

metafosforica (feminine)
metafosforici (masculine plural)
metafosforiche (feminine plural)


incasinatissimo

incasinatissima (feminine)
incasinatissimi (masculine plural)
incasinatissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of incasinato
very busy

superlative degree of incasinato
very messy


ineguagliato

ineguagliato (feminine ineguagliata, masculine plural ineguagliati, feminine plural ineguagliate)

ineguagliata (feminine)
ineguagliati (masculine plural)
ineguagliate (feminine plural)


inglorioso

inglorioso (feminine ingloriosa, masculine plural ingloriosi, feminine plural ingloriose)

ingloriosa (feminine)
ingloriosi (masculine plural)
ingloriose (feminine plural)

From Latin ingloriōsus. By surface analysis, in- + gloria + -oso.


infecondo

it-adj

infecondo (feminine infeconda, masculine plural infecondi, feminine plural infeconde)

infeconda (feminine)
infecondi (masculine plural)
infeconde (feminine plural)


inibitorio

inibitorio (feminine inibitoria, masculine plural inibitori, feminine plural inibitorie)

inibitoria (feminine)
inibitori (masculine plural)
inibitorie (feminine plural)


ineducato

ineducato (feminine ineducata, masculine plural ineducati, feminine plural ineducate)

ineducata (feminine)
ineducati (masculine plural)
ineducate (feminine plural)


ieratico

ieratico (feminine ieratica, masculine plural ieratici, feminine plural ieratiche)

ieratica (feminine)
ieratici (masculine plural)
ieratiche (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from Latin hieraticus, from Ancient Greek ἱερατικός (hieratikós), from ἱερατεία (hierateía, “priesthood”), from ἱερατεύω (hierateúō, “be a priest”), from ἱερεύς (hiereús, “priest”), from ἱερός (hierós, “sacred”).

Né dobbiamo immaginare la figura eterea e ieratica dello scriba, solo e concentrato, intento, in una giornata di pioggia o di afa, a fare disegnini per dare forma al proto-cuneiforme o al cinese arcaico e completarli in un giorno.

2019 November, Silvia Ferrara, La grande invenzione, Feltrinelli, →ISBN, pages 16–17:

Neither should we imagine the solemn and ethereal figure of the scribe, alone and focused, busy, in a rainy or sultry day, drawing doodles to shape proto-Cuneiform or Old Chinese completing them in one day.


insuperato

insuperato (feminine insuperata, masculine plural insuperati, feminine plural insuperate)

insuperata (feminine)
insuperati (masculine plural)
insuperate (feminine plural)


insepolto

insepolto (feminine insepolta, masculine plural insepolti, feminine plural insepolte)

insepolta (feminine)
insepolti (masculine plural)
insepolte (feminine plural)


lipoico

lipoico (feminine lipoica, masculine plural lipoici, feminine plural lipoiche)

lipoica (feminine)
lipoici (masculine plural)
lipoiche (feminine plural)


malico

malico (feminine malica, masculine plural malici, feminine plural maliche)

malica (feminine)
malici (masculine plural)
maliche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from French malique, from Latin mālum.


naftenico

naftenico (feminine naftenica, masculine plural naftenici, feminine plural nafteniche)

naftenica (feminine)
naftenici (masculine plural)
nafteniche (feminine plural)


orotico

orotico (feminine orotica, masculine plural orotici, feminine plural orotiche)

orotica (feminine)
orotici (masculine plural)
orotiche (feminine plural)

Probably derived from Ancient Greek ὀρός (orós, “whey”).


mevalonico

mevalonico (feminine mevalonica, masculine plural mevalonici, feminine plural mevaloniche)

mevalonica (feminine)
mevalonici (masculine plural)
mevaloniche (feminine plural)


ossalico

ossalico (feminine ossalica, masculine plural ossalici, feminine plural ossaliche)

ossalica (feminine)
ossalici (masculine plural)
ossaliche (feminine plural)


iniettivo

iniettivo (feminine iniettiva, masculine plural iniettivi, feminine plural iniettive)

iniettiva (feminine)
iniettivi (masculine plural)
iniettive (feminine plural)


pantotenico

pantotenico (feminine pantotenica, masculine plural pantotenici, feminine plural pantoteniche)

pantotenica (feminine)
pantotenici (masculine plural)
pantoteniche (feminine plural)


serpentino

serpentino (feminine serpentina, masculine plural serpentini, feminine plural serpentine)

serpentina (feminine)
serpentini (masculine plural)
serpentine (feminine plural)


ingiurioso

ingiurioso (feminine ingiuriosa, masculine plural ingiuriosi, feminine plural ingiuriose)

ingiuriosa (feminine)
ingiuriosi (masculine plural)
ingiuriose (feminine plural)

From Latin iniūriōsus. By surface analysis, ingiuria (“injury”) + -oso (“-ous”).

surf

insulting, offensive, abusive, injurious


ingeneroso

it-adj

ingeneroso (feminine ingenerosa, masculine plural ingenerosi, feminine plural ingenerose)

ingenerosa (feminine)
ingenerosi (masculine plural)
ingenerose (feminine plural)


iniquissimo

iniquissima (feminine)
iniquissimi (masculine plural)
iniquissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of iniquo (“very unjust, very inequitable”)


fatalistico

fatalistico (feminine fatalistica, masculine plural fatalistici, feminine plural fatalistiche)

fatalistica (feminine)
fatalistici (masculine plural)
fatalistiche (feminine plural)


fantasioso

fantasioso (feminine fantasiosa, masculine plural fantasiosi, feminine plural fantasiose)

fantasiosa (feminine)
fantasiosi (masculine plural)
fantasiose (feminine plural)


ingenerato

ingenerato (feminine ingenerata, masculine plural ingenerati, feminine plural ingenerate)

ingenerata (feminine)
ingenerati (masculine plural)
ingenerate (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin ingenerātus, perfect passive participle of ingenerō.


farsesco

farsesco (feminine farsesca, masculine plural farseschi, feminine plural farsesche)

farsesca (feminine)
farseschi (masculine plural)
farsesche (feminine plural)


perbromico

perbromico (feminine perbromica, masculine plural perbromici, feminine plural perbromiche)

perbromica (feminine)
perbromici (masculine plural)
perbromiche (feminine plural)


peracetico

peracetico (feminine peracetica, masculine plural peracetici, feminine plural peracetiche)

peracetica (feminine)
peracetici (masculine plural)
peracetiche (feminine plural)


ricinoleico

ricinoleico (feminine ricinoleica, masculine plural ricinoleici, feminine plural ricinoleiche)

ricinoleica (feminine)
ricinoleici (masculine plural)
ricinoleiche (feminine plural)


piruvico

piruvico (feminine piruvica, masculine plural piruvici, feminine plural piruviche)

piruvica (feminine)
piruvici (masculine plural)
piruviche (feminine plural)


picrico

picrico (feminine picrica, masculine plural picrici, feminine plural picriche)

picrica (feminine)
picrici (masculine plural)
picriche (feminine plural)


ribonucleico

ribonucleico (feminine ribonucleica, masculine plural ribonucleici, feminine plural ribonucleiche)

ribonucleica (feminine)
ribonucleici (masculine plural)
ribonucleiche (feminine plural)


selenico

selenico (feminine selenica, masculine plural selenici, feminine plural seleniche)

selenica (feminine)
selenici (masculine plural)
seleniche (feminine plural)


prussico

prussico (feminine prussica, masculine plural prussici, feminine plural prussiche)

prussica (feminine)
prussici (masculine plural)
prussiche (feminine plural)


industrioso

industrioso (feminine industriosa, masculine plural industriosi, feminine plural industriose)

industriosa (feminine)
industriosi (masculine plural)
industriose (feminine plural)


sialico

sialico (feminine sialica, masculine plural sialici, feminine plural sialiche)

sialica (feminine)
sialici (masculine plural)
sialiche (feminine plural)


pirofosforico

pirofosforico (feminine pirofosforica, masculine plural pirofosforici, feminine plural pirofosforiche)

pirofosforica (feminine)
pirofosforici (masculine plural)
pirofosforiche (feminine plural)


solfonico

solfonico (feminine solfonica, masculine plural solfonici, feminine plural solfoniche)

solfonica (feminine)
solfonici (masculine plural)
solfoniche (feminine plural)


solfanilico

solfanilico (feminine solfanilica, masculine plural solfanilici, feminine plural solfaniliche)

solfanilica (feminine)
solfanilici (masculine plural)
solfaniliche (feminine plural)


sorbico

sorbico (feminine sorbica, masculine plural sorbici, feminine plural sorbiche)

sorbica (feminine)
sorbici (masculine plural)
sorbiche (feminine plural)


sessuofobico

sessuofobico (feminine sessuofobica, masculine plural sessuofobici, feminine plural sessuofobiche)

sessuofobica (feminine)
sessuofobici (masculine plural)
sessuofobiche (feminine plural)

From sessuo- + -fobico or sessuofobia + -ico.

(psychology, sex) sex phobic, averse to sex


settimese

of, from or relating to Settimo Torinese


setticemico

setticemico (feminine setticemica, masculine plural setticemici, feminine plural setticemiche)

setticemica (feminine)
setticemici (masculine plural)
setticemiche (feminine plural)


ferrotranviario

ferrotranviario (feminine ferrotranviaria, masculine plural ferrotranviari, feminine plural ferrotranviarie)

ferrotranviaria (feminine)
ferrotranviari (masculine plural)
ferrotranviarie (feminine plural)


incommensurabile

Borrowed from Late Latin incommēnsūrābilis. By surface analysis, in- + commensurabile.

surf

incalculable, immeasurable, inestimable, incommensurable


fiabesco

it-adj

fiabesco (feminine fiabesca, masculine plural fiabeschi, feminine plural fiabesche)

fiabesca (feminine)
fiabeschi (masculine plural)
fiabesche (feminine plural)

From fiaba (“fable, fairy-tale”) + -esco.


festaiolo

festaiolo (feminine festaiola, masculine plural festaioli, feminine plural festaiole)

festaiola (feminine)
festaioli (masculine plural)
festaiole (feminine plural)


tereftalico

tereftalico (feminine tereftalica, masculine plural tereftalici, feminine plural tereftaliche)

tereftalica (feminine)
tereftalici (masculine plural)
tereftaliche (feminine plural)


succinico

succinico (feminine succinica, masculine plural succinici, feminine plural succiniche)

succinica (feminine)
succinici (masculine plural)
succiniche (feminine plural)


tiosolforico

tiosolforico (feminine tiosolforica, masculine plural tiosolforici, feminine plural tiosolforiche)

tiosolforica (feminine)
tiosolforici (masculine plural)
tiosolforiche (feminine plural)


tartarico

tartarico (feminine tartarica, masculine plural tartarici, feminine plural tartariche)

tartarica (feminine)
tartarici (masculine plural)
tartariche (feminine plural)


tricloroacetico

tricloroacetico (feminine tricloroacetica, masculine plural tricloroacetici, feminine plural tricloroacetiche)

tricloroacetica (feminine)
tricloroacetici (masculine plural)
tricloroacetiche (feminine plural)


stannico

stannico (feminine stannica, masculine plural stannici, feminine plural stanniche)

stannica (feminine)
stannici (masculine plural)
stanniche (feminine plural)


incomunicabile

Borrowed from Late Latin incommūnicābilis.


inevaso

it-adj

inevaso (feminine inevasa, masculine plural inevasi, feminine plural inevase)

inevasa (feminine)
inevasi (masculine plural)
inevase (feminine plural)


ordinativo

ordinativo (feminine ordinativa, masculine plural ordinativi, feminine plural ordinative)

ordinativa (feminine)
ordinativi (masculine plural)
ordinative (feminine plural)


incruento

incruento (feminine incruenta, masculine plural incruenti, feminine plural incruente)

incruenta (feminine)
incruenti (masculine plural)
incruente (feminine plural)


sfarzoso

sfarzoso (feminine sfarzosa, masculine plural sfarzosi, feminine plural sfarzose)

sfarzosa (feminine)
sfarzosi (masculine plural)
sfarzose (feminine plural)

luxurious, opulent, sumptuous, rich, magnificent


automorfo

automorfo (feminine automorfa, masculine plural automorfi, feminine plural automorfe)

automorfa (feminine)
automorfi (masculine plural)
automorfe (feminine plural)


filantropico

filantropico (feminine filantropica, masculine plural filantropici, feminine plural filantropiche)

filantropica (feminine)
filantropici (masculine plural)
filantropiche (feminine plural)


sfaccendato

sfaccendato (feminine sfaccendata, masculine plural sfaccendati, feminine plural sfaccendate)

sfaccendata (feminine)
sfaccendati (masculine plural)
sfaccendate (feminine plural)

From sfaccendare (“to be busy or bustle about”) + -ato.


sfatto

it-adj

sfatto (feminine sfatta, masculine plural sfatti, feminine plural sfatte)

sfatta (feminine)
sfatti (masculine plural)
sfatte (feminine plural)


amicabile

Borrowed from Late Latin amīcābilis. Doublet of amichevole, which was inherited. By surface analysis, amico + -abile.


ipercomplesso

ipercomplesso (feminine ipercomplessa, masculine plural ipercomplessi, feminine plural ipercomplesse)

ipercomplessa (feminine)
ipercomplessi (masculine plural)
ipercomplesse (feminine plural)


filosovietico

filosovietico (feminine filosovietica, masculine plural filosovietici, feminine plural filosovietiche)

filosovietica (feminine)
filosovietici (masculine plural)
filosovietiche (feminine plural)


filodrammatico

filodrammatico (feminine filodrammatica, masculine plural filodrammatici, feminine plural filodrammatiche)

filodrammatica (feminine)
filodrammatici (masculine plural)
filodrammatiche (feminine plural)


barionico

barionico (feminine barionica, masculine plural barionici, feminine plural barioniche)

barionica (feminine)
barionici (masculine plural)
barioniche (feminine plural)


filocinese

pro-Chinese (especially pro-communist or Maoist)


filosofale

(humorous or ironic, relational) philosopher


leptonico

leptonico (feminine leptonica, masculine plural leptonici, feminine plural leptoniche)

leptonica (feminine)
leptonici (masculine plural)
leptoniche (feminine plural)


sfenico

sfenico (feminine sfenica, masculine plural sfenici, feminine plural sfeniche)

sfenica (feminine)
sfenici (masculine plural)
sfeniche (feminine plural)


inesausto

inesausto (feminine inesausta, masculine plural inesausti, feminine plural inesauste)

inesausta (feminine)
inesausti (masculine plural)
inesauste (feminine plural)


ingiustissimo

ingiustissima (feminine)
ingiustissimi (masculine plural)
ingiustissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of ingiusto (“very unfair, very unjust”)


sfebbrato

sfebbrato (feminine sfebbrata, masculine plural sfebbrati, feminine plural sfebbrate)

sfebbrata (feminine)
sfebbrati (masculine plural)
sfebbrate (feminine plural)


sfegatato

sfegatato (feminine sfegatata, masculine plural sfegatati, feminine plural sfegatate)

sfegatata (feminine)
sfegatati (masculine plural)
sfegatate (feminine plural)

ardent, passionate, enthusiastic, smitten


innocentissimo

innocentissima (feminine)
innocentissimi (masculine plural)
innocentissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of innocente (“very innocent”)


infelicissimo

infelicissima (feminine)
infelicissimi (masculine plural)
infelicissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of infelice
very unhappy

superlative degree of infelice
very unfortunate


sfiancato

sfiancato (feminine sfiancata, masculine plural sfiancati, feminine plural sfiancate)

sfiancata (feminine)
sfiancati (masculine plural)
sfiancate (feminine plural)


induttore

induttore (feminine induttrice, masculine plural induttori, feminine plural induttrici)

induttrice (feminine)
induttori (masculine plural)
induttrici (feminine plural)

From indurre + -tore, or borrowed from Latin inductōrem.


fisioterapico

fisioterapico (feminine fisioterapica, masculine plural fisioterapici, feminine plural fisioterapiche)

fisioterapica (feminine)
fisioterapici (masculine plural)
fisioterapiche (feminine plural)


flemmatico

flemmatico (feminine flemmatica, masculine plural flemmatici, feminine plural flemmatiche)

flemmatica (feminine)
flemmatici (masculine plural)
flemmatiche (feminine plural)


flaccido

flaccido (feminine flaccida, masculine plural flaccidi, feminine plural flaccide)

flaccida (feminine)
flaccidi (masculine plural)
flaccide (feminine plural)


focaia

focaia (masculine plural focaii, feminine plural focaie)

focaii (masculine plural)
focaie (feminine plural)

From Late Latin, Vulgar Latin *focāria, from focārius ("of a hearth"), from Latin focus. Compare Spanish hoguera, Portuguese fogueira.


fissatore

fissatore (feminine fissatrice, masculine plural fissatori, feminine plural fissatrici)

fissatrice (feminine)
fissatori (masculine plural)
fissatrici (feminine plural)

From French fixateur, from fixer. By surface analysis, fissare + -tore.


forzuto

forzuto (feminine forzuta, masculine plural forzuti, feminine plural forzute)

forzuta (feminine)
forzuti (masculine plural)
forzute (feminine plural)


folcloristico

folcloristico (feminine folcloristica, masculine plural folcloristici, feminine plural folcloristiche)

folcloristica (feminine)
folcloristici (masculine plural)
folcloristiche (feminine plural)

costume folcloristico


impensato

impensato (feminine impensata, masculine plural impensati, feminine plural impensate)

impensata (feminine)
impensati (masculine plural)
impensate (feminine plural)


inopinato

inopinato (feminine inopinata, masculine plural inopinati, feminine plural inopinate)

inopinata (feminine)
inopinati (masculine plural)
inopinate (feminine plural)


collegabile

connectable (that which can be connected)


sfiduciato

sfiduciato (feminine sfiduciata, masculine plural sfiduciati, feminine plural sfiduciate)

sfiduciata (feminine)
sfiduciati (masculine plural)
sfiduciate (feminine plural)


forsennato

forsennato (feminine forsennata, masculine plural forsennati, feminine plural forsennate)

forsennata (feminine)
forsennati (masculine plural)
forsennate (feminine plural)


franoso

franoso (feminine franosa, masculine plural franosi, feminine plural franose)

franosa (feminine)
franosi (masculine plural)
franose (feminine plural)

unstable (of land liable to landslide etc.)


formalista

formalista (masculine plural formalisti, feminine plural formaliste)

formalisti (masculine plural)
formaliste (feminine plural)


freatico

freatico (feminine freatica, masculine plural freatici, feminine plural freatiche)

freatica (feminine)
freatici (masculine plural)
freatiche (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek φρέαρ, φρέᾱτος (phréar, phréātos, “well, spring”).

der

φρέαρ, φρέᾱτος


freddoloso

it-adj

freddoloso (feminine freddolosa, masculine plural freddolosi, feminine plural freddolose)

freddolosa (feminine)
freddolosi (masculine plural)
freddolose (feminine plural)


fronzuto

fronzuto (feminine fronzuta, masculine plural fronzuti, feminine plural fronzute)

fronzuta (feminine)
fronzuti (masculine plural)
fronzute (feminine plural)

By surface analysis, fronza (“green leaf of a wheat plant; leafy branch”) + -uto (“-ed, having the object represented by the noun”)

surf

(transferred sense) arboriferous, well-wooded, woodsy, treey


freddino

it-adj

freddino (feminine freddina, masculine plural freddini, feminine plural freddine)

freddina (feminine)
freddini (masculine plural)
freddine (feminine plural)


fumario

fumario (feminine fumaria, masculine plural fumari, feminine plural fumarie)

fumaria (feminine)
fumari (masculine plural)
fumarie (feminine plural)


irreligioso

irreligioso (feminine irreligiosa, masculine plural irreligiosi, feminine plural irreligiose)

irreligiosa (feminine)
irreligiosi (masculine plural)
irreligiose (feminine plural)


fumogeno

fumogeno (feminine fumogena, masculine plural fumogeni, feminine plural fumogene)

fumogena (feminine)
fumogeni (masculine plural)
fumogene (feminine plural)


furbesco

furbesco (feminine furbesca, masculine plural furbeschi, feminine plural furbesche)

furbesca (feminine)
furbeschi (masculine plural)
furbesche (feminine plural)


frumentario

frumentario (feminine frumentaria, masculine plural frumentari, feminine plural frumentarie)

frumentaria (feminine)
frumentari (masculine plural)
frumentarie (feminine plural)


fusibile

From fuso + -ibile; cognate with Piedmontese fusibil.


orgasmico

orgasmico (feminine orgasmica, masculine plural orgasmici, feminine plural orgasmiche)

orgasmica (feminine)
orgasmici (masculine plural)
orgasmiche (feminine plural)


fumoso

fumoso (feminine fumosa, masculine plural fumosi, feminine plural fumose)

fumosa (feminine)
fumosi (masculine plural)
fumose (feminine plural)

From Latin fūmōsus. By surface analysis, fumo (“smoke”) + -oso.


fulvo

it-adj

fulvo (feminine fulva, masculine plural fulvi, feminine plural fulve)

fulva (feminine)
fulvi (masculine plural)
fulve (feminine plural)


fricativa

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


sforzesco

it-adj

sforzesco (feminine sforzesca, masculine plural sforzeschi, feminine plural sforzesche)

sforzesca (feminine)
sforzeschi (masculine plural)
sforzesche (feminine plural)


sforacchiato

sforacchiato (feminine sforacchiata, masculine plural sforacchiati, feminine plural sforacchiate)

sforacchiata (feminine)
sforacchiati (masculine plural)
sforacchiate (feminine plural)


sfornito

sfornito (feminine sfornita, masculine plural sforniti, feminine plural sfornite)

sfornita (feminine)
sforniti (masculine plural)
sfornite (feminine plural)


fricativo

fricativo (feminine fricativa, masculine plural fricativi, feminine plural fricative)

fricativa (feminine)
fricativi (masculine plural)
fricative (feminine plural)

Borrowed from English fricative or French fricatif, derived from Latin fricō (“to rub”).


isoentropico

isoentropico (feminine isoentropica, masculine plural isoentropici, feminine plural isoentropiche)

isoentropica (feminine)
isoentropici (masculine plural)
isoentropiche (feminine plural)


recidivato

recidivato (feminine recidivata, masculine plural recidivati, feminine plural recidivate)

recidivata (feminine)
recidivati (masculine plural)
recidivate (feminine plural)


diatermico

diatermico (feminine diatermica, masculine plural diatermici, feminine plural diatermiche)

diatermica (feminine)
diatermici (masculine plural)
diatermiche (feminine plural)


garrulo

garrulo (feminine garrula, masculine plural garruli, feminine plural garrule)

garrula (feminine)
garruli (masculine plural)
garrule (feminine plural)


garibaldino

garibaldino (feminine garibaldina, masculine plural garibaldini, feminine plural garibaldine)

garibaldina (feminine)
garibaldini (masculine plural)
garibaldine (feminine plural)

(relational) of Giuseppe Garibaldi; Garibaldian


sgangherato

sgangherato (feminine sgangherata, masculine plural sgangherati, feminine plural sgangherate)

sgangherata (feminine)
sgangherati (masculine plural)
sgangherate (feminine plural)


frammentato

frammentato (feminine frammentata, masculine plural frammentati, feminine plural frammentate)

frammentata (feminine)
frammentati (masculine plural)
frammentate (feminine plural)


gaudente

Learned borrowing from Latin gaudentem, present active participle of gaudeō (“to rejoice”).


gestuale

spettacolo gesturale

pantomime (dumb show, not English variety)


generalesco

generalesco (feminine generalesca, masculine plural generaleschi, feminine plural generalesche)

generalesca (feminine)
generaleschi (masculine plural)
generalesche (feminine plural)


ghiaioso

ghiaioso (feminine ghiaiosa, masculine plural ghiaiosi, feminine plural ghiaiose)

ghiaiosa (feminine)
ghiaiosi (masculine plural)
ghiaiose (feminine plural)

From Latin glāreōsus. By surface analysis, ghiaia (“gravel”) + -oso (“-ous”).


gibboso

it-adj

gibboso (feminine gibbosa, masculine plural gibbosi, feminine plural gibbose)

gibbosa (feminine)
gibbosi (masculine plural)
gibbose (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin gibbōsus, derived from Latin gibbus (“hump, hunch”).


giallastro

giallastro (feminine giallastra, masculine plural giallastri, feminine plural giallastre)

giallastra (feminine)
giallastri (masculine plural)
giallastre (feminine plural)


gattofilo

gattofilo (feminine gattofila, masculine plural gattofili, feminine plural gattofile)

gattofila (feminine)
gattofili (masculine plural)
gattofile (feminine plural)


ghiotto

ghiotto (feminine ghiotta, masculine plural ghiotti, feminine plural ghiotte)

ghiotta (feminine)
ghiotti (masculine plural)
ghiotte (feminine plural)

An adjective (likely reflecting Vulgar Latin *gluttus) based on the nominative of Latin gluttō (“glutton”), itself a noun based on gluttiō (“to swallow”), from gula (“throat”, whence also the Italian gola), from Proto-Indo-European *gʷel- (“throat”). Doublet of ghiottone, from the Latin accusative gluttōnem. Cognate to French glouton, whence English glutton.

Sono molto ghiotto di tanti dolci.


gioviale

→ French: jovial (see there for further descendants)


generativo

generativo (feminine generativa, masculine plural generativi, feminine plural generative)

generativa (feminine)
generativi (masculine plural)
generative (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin generatīvus, from Latin generō.


giulivo

giulivo (feminine giuliva, masculine plural giulivi, feminine plural giulive)

giuliva (feminine)
giulivi (masculine plural)
giulive (feminine plural)


girovago

girovago (feminine girovaga, masculine plural girovaghi, feminine plural girovaghe)

girovaga (feminine)
girovaghi (masculine plural)
girovaghe (feminine plural)


giudicatore

giudicatore (feminine giudicatrice, masculine plural giudicatori, feminine plural giudicatrici)

giudicatrice (feminine)
giudicatori (masculine plural)
giudicatrici (feminine plural)

From Late Latin iūdicātōrem (“judger”), from Latin iūdicō. By surface analysis, giudicare (“to judge”) + -tore (“-er”, agent noun suffix).


giudicatrice

From Latin iūdicātrīcem (“female judger”). By surface analysis, giudicare (“to judge”) + -trice (“-ess”, feminine agent noun suffix).


giudizioso

it-adj

giudizioso (feminine giudiziosa, masculine plural giudiziosi, feminine plural giudiziose)

giudiziosa (feminine)
giudiziosi (masculine plural)
giudiziose (feminine plural)

From giudizio (“judgement”) + -oso (“-ous”). Cognate with Piedmontese giudissios, giudisios.

done with good judgement and common sense


sghembo

sghembo (feminine sghemba, masculine plural sghembi, feminine plural sghembe)

sghemba (feminine)
sghembi (masculine plural)
sghembe (feminine plural)

From Vulgar Latin *sclembus, *slembus, borrowed from Gothic *𐍃𐌻𐌹𐌼𐌱𐍃 (*slimbs) or Frankish *slimb, both from Proto-Germanic *slimbaz.


sgobbone

sgobbone (feminine sgobbona, masculine plural sgobboni, feminine plural sgobbone)

sgobbona (feminine)
sgobboni (masculine plural)
sgobbone (feminine plural)


gollista

gollista (masculine plural gollisti, feminine plural golliste)

gollisti (masculine plural)
golliste (feminine plural)


gommoso

gommoso (feminine gommosa, masculine plural gommosi, feminine plural gommose)

gommosa (feminine)
gommosi (masculine plural)
gommose (feminine plural)


grassoccio

grassoccio (feminine grassoccia, masculine plural grassocci, feminine plural grassocce)

grassoccia (feminine)
grassocci (masculine plural)
grassocce (feminine plural)


granitico

granitico (feminine granitica, masculine plural granitici, feminine plural granitiche)

granitica (feminine)
granitici (masculine plural)
granitiche (feminine plural)


gretto

gretto (feminine gretta, masculine plural gretti, feminine plural grette)

gretta (feminine)
gretti (masculine plural)
grette (feminine plural)

Possibly from Middle High German grit (“greed”).