concordato

concordato (feminine concordata, masculine plural concordati, feminine plural concordate)

concordata (feminine)
concordati (masculine plural)
concordate (feminine plural)


genealogico

it-adj

genealogico (feminine genealogica, masculine plural genealogici, feminine plural genealogiche)

genealogica (feminine)
genealogici (masculine plural)
genealogiche (feminine plural)


filosofico

filosofico (feminine filosofica, masculine plural filosofici, feminine plural filosofiche)

filosofica (feminine)
filosofici (masculine plural)
filosofiche (feminine plural)

→ Maltese: filosofiku


malarico

malarico (feminine malarica, masculine plural malarici, feminine plural malariche)

malarica (feminine)
malarici (masculine plural)
malariche (feminine plural)

of, relating to, causing or suffering from malaria; malarial


logico

logico (feminine logica, masculine plural logici, feminine plural logiche)

logica (feminine)
logici (masculine plural)
logiche (feminine plural)


epidermico

epidermico (feminine epidermica, masculine plural epidermici, feminine plural epidermiche)

epidermica (feminine)
epidermici (masculine plural)
epidermiche (feminine plural)


psichedelico

psichedelico (feminine psichedelica, masculine plural psichedelici, feminine plural psichedeliche)

psichedelica (feminine)
psichedelici (masculine plural)
psichedeliche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from English psychedelic, derived from Ancient Greek ψυχή (psukhḗ, “mind, soul”) + δῆλος (dêlos, “manifest, visible”).


malandato

it-adj

malandato (feminine malandata, masculine plural malandati, feminine plural malandate)

malandata (feminine)
malandati (masculine plural)
malandate (feminine plural)


plateale

From Latin platea + -ale. See also Italian platea.


germanico

germanico (feminine germanica, masculine plural germanici, feminine plural germaniche)

germanica (feminine)
germanici (masculine plural)
germaniche (feminine plural)

(linguistics) Germanic (related to the Germanic language or language group)


marchigiano

marchigiano (feminine marchigiana, masculine plural marchigiani, feminine plural marchigiane)

marchigiana (feminine)
marchigiani (masculine plural)
marchigiane (feminine plural)


melodico

melodico (feminine melodica, masculine plural melodici, feminine plural melodiche)

melodica (feminine)
melodici (masculine plural)
melodiche (feminine plural)


austriaco

austriaco (feminine austriaca, masculine plural austriaci, feminine plural austriache)

austriaca (feminine)
austriaci (masculine plural)
austriache (feminine plural)

Austrian (of, from or relating to Austria)


aggressivo

aggressivo (feminine aggressiva, masculine plural aggressivi, feminine plural aggressive)

aggressiva (feminine)
aggressivi (masculine plural)
aggressive (feminine plural)


vero e proprio

vero e proprio (feminine vera e propria, masculine plural veri e propri, feminine plural vere e proprie)

vera e propria (feminine)
veri e propri (masculine plural)
vere e proprie (feminine plural)

Questo libro è un vero e proprio capolavoro!

real, veritable, true, downright, perfect, proper, sheer


comprovato

comprovato (feminine comprovata, masculine plural comprovati, feminine plural comprovate)

comprovata (feminine)
comprovati (masculine plural)
comprovate (feminine plural)


appetibile

desirable, tempting, attracting (figurative)


lavorativo

lavorativo (feminine lavorativa, masculine plural lavorativi, feminine plural lavorative)

lavorativa (feminine)
lavorativi (masculine plural)
lavorative (feminine plural)

una giornata lavorativa


pionieristico

pionieristico (feminine pionieristica, masculine plural pionieristici, feminine plural pionieristiche)

pionieristica (feminine)
pionieristici (masculine plural)
pionieristiche (feminine plural)


logica

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


chiavi in mano

Literally, “keys in hand”; compare French clés en main.

on-the-road (of a purchased vehicle: including everything required in order to start driving, such as registration and taxes)


melodioso

it-adj

melodioso (feminine melodiosa, masculine plural melodiosi, feminine plural melodiose)

melodiosa (feminine)
melodiosi (masculine plural)
melodiose (feminine plural)


predefinito

predefinito (feminine predefinita, masculine plural predefiniti, feminine plural predefinite)

predefinita (feminine)
predefiniti (masculine plural)
predefinite (feminine plural)

(electronics) designed to perform a specific task

(electronic communications) of devices, closely or tightly coupled


intitolato

intitolato (feminine intitolata, masculine plural intitolati, feminine plural intitolate)

intitolata (feminine)
intitolati (masculine plural)
intitolate (feminine plural)


anomalo

anomalo (feminine anomala, masculine plural anomali, feminine plural anomale)

anomala (feminine)
anomali (masculine plural)
anomale (feminine plural)

From Late Latin anōmalus, anōmalos, from Ancient Greek ἀνώμαλος (anṓmalos, “uneven, irregular”).


affilato

it-adj

affilato (feminine affilata, masculine plural affilati, feminine plural affilate, superlative affilatissimo)

affilata (feminine)
affilati (masculine plural)
affilate (feminine plural)
affilatissimo (superlative)

una lama affilata

ha una lingua affilata

"Biden non l'ha mai combattuta" risponde affilato Pence infilando una delle poche frasi offensive della serata: "Biden è la cheerleader della Cina".

2020 October 8, Anna Lombardi, “Kamala Harris contro Mike Pence: il dibattito. Scontro su Covid e tasse. Harris ribatte tre volte a Pence che la interrompe: "Ora sto parlando io" [Kamala Harris against Mike Pence: the debate. Clash on Covid and taxes. Harris retorts three times to Pence when he interrupts her: "I am speaking now"]”, in la Repubblica:

"Biden never fought it" responds Pence, sharp, slipping in one of the few offensive sentences of the evening: "Biden is China's cheerleader".

un naso affilato


argentino

argentino (feminine argentina, masculine plural argentini, feminine plural argentine)

argentina (feminine)
argentini (masculine plural)
argentine (feminine plural)


imbattuto

imbattuto (feminine imbattuta, masculine plural imbattuti, feminine plural imbattute)

imbattuta (feminine)
imbattuti (masculine plural)
imbattute (feminine plural)


discontinuo

discontinuo (feminine discontinua, masculine plural discontinui, feminine plural discontinue)

discontinua (feminine)
discontinui (masculine plural)
discontinue (feminine plural)

uneven, patchy, ragged, inconstant, desultory


genico

genico (feminine genica, masculine plural genici, feminine plural geniche)

genica (feminine)
genici (masculine plural)
geniche (feminine plural)


organizzativo

organizzativo (feminine organizzativa, masculine plural organizzativi, feminine plural organizzative)

organizzativa (feminine)
organizzativi (masculine plural)
organizzative (feminine plural)


federalistico

federalistico (feminine federalistica, masculine plural federalistici, feminine plural federalistiche)

federalistica (feminine)
federalistici (masculine plural)
federalistiche (feminine plural)

From federal(ismo) (“federalism”) + -istico (“-istic”).


neonato

it-adj

neonato (feminine neonata, masculine plural neonati, feminine plural neonate)

neonata (feminine)
neonati (masculine plural)
neonate (feminine plural)


conformistico

conformistico (feminine conformistica, masculine plural conformistici, feminine plural conformistiche)

conformistica (feminine)
conformistici (masculine plural)
conformistiche (feminine plural)


discografico

discografico (feminine discografica, masculine plural discografici, feminine plural discografiche)

discografica (feminine)
discografici (masculine plural)
discografiche (feminine plural)


temerario

temerario (feminine temeraria, masculine plural temerari, feminine plural temerarie)

temeraria (feminine)
temerari (masculine plural)
temerarie (feminine plural)


anticonformistico

anticonformistico (feminine anticonformistica, masculine plural anticonformistici, feminine plural anticonformistiche)

anticonformistica (feminine)
anticonformistici (masculine plural)
anticonformistiche (feminine plural)

From anti- + conformistico or anticonformista + -ico.


autorevole

autorevole (plural autorevoli, superlative autorevolissimo)

autorevoli (plural)
autorevolissimo (superlative)

argomento autorevole


sovrano

sovrano (feminine sovrana, masculine plural sovrani, feminine plural sovrane)

sovrana (feminine)
sovrani (masculine plural)
sovrane (feminine plural)

From sovra, modeled after Old French soverain, Vulgar Latin *superānus, from Latin super, whence also soprano. Cognate to French souverain, Spanish and Portuguese soberano. Doublet of soprano.


federalista

federalista (masculine plural federalisti, feminine plural federaliste)

federalisti (masculine plural)
federaliste (feminine plural)

From federal(e) (“federal”) + -ista (“-ist”), on the example of French fédéraliste.


amplificato

amplificato (feminine amplificata, masculine plural amplificati, feminine plural amplificate)

amplificata (feminine)
amplificati (masculine plural)
amplificate (feminine plural)


androgino

androgino (feminine androgina, masculine plural androgini, feminine plural androgine)

androgina (feminine)
androgini (masculine plural)
androgine (feminine plural)


favoloso

favoloso (feminine favolosa, masculine plural favolosi, feminine plural favolose)

favolosa (feminine)
favolosi (masculine plural)
favolose (feminine plural)

From Latin fabulōsus, possibly semi-learned.


tormentato

tormentato (feminine tormentata, masculine plural tormentati, feminine plural tormentate)

tormentata (feminine)
tormentati (masculine plural)
tormentate (feminine plural)


fantastico

fantastico (feminine fantastica, masculine plural fantastici, feminine plural fantastiche)

fantastica (feminine)
fantastici (masculine plural)
fantastiche (feminine plural)

→ English: fantastico

Borrowed from Late Latin phantasticus (“imaginary”), from Ancient Greek φανταστικός (phantastikós).

der

fabulous, imaginary, imaginative, fantastic

(hyperbolic) fantastic, wonderful, great, terrific

(heraldry) a monster having body parts of different animals


separato

it-adj

separato (feminine separata, masculine plural separati, feminine plural separate)

separata (feminine)
separati (masculine plural)
separate (feminine plural)


traboccante

Due dei Paesi in cui si verificarono le violenze maggiori furono la Siria e il Bahrein, dove c'erano gravi divisioni settarie e alcune minoranze privilegiate governavano a dispetto di maggioranze ampie e traboccanti di risentimento.

2020, Barack Obama, chapter 25, in Chicca Galli, Paolo Lucca, Giuseppe Maugeri, transl., Una terra promessa [A Promised Land], Garzanti Libri:

Two of the countries that saw the worst violence were Syria and Bahrain, where sectarian divisions ran high and privileged minorities governed large and resentful majorities.


circolatorio

circolatorio (feminine circolatoria, masculine plural circolatori, feminine plural circolatorie)

circolatoria (feminine)
circolatori (masculine plural)
circolatorie (feminine plural)


anticonformista

anticonformista (masculine plural anticonformisti, feminine plural anticonformiste)

anticonformisti (masculine plural)
anticonformiste (feminine plural)


duplicato

duplicato (feminine duplicata, masculine plural duplicati, feminine plural duplicate)

duplicata (feminine)
duplicati (masculine plural)
duplicate (feminine plural)


aristocratico

aristocratico (feminine aristocratica, masculine plural aristocratici, feminine plural aristocratiche)

aristocratica (feminine)
aristocratici (masculine plural)
aristocratiche (feminine plural)


fotogenico

fotogenico (feminine fotogenica, masculine plural fotogenici, feminine plural fotogeniche)

fotogenica (feminine)
fotogenici (masculine plural)
fotogeniche (feminine plural)

From English photogenic and French photogénique. By surface analysis, foto- + -genico.


prestigioso

prestigioso (feminine prestigiosa, masculine plural prestigiosi, feminine plural prestigiose)

prestigiosa (feminine)
prestigiosi (masculine plural)
prestigiose (feminine plural)


tratteggiato

tratteggiato (feminine tratteggiata, masculine plural tratteggiati, feminine plural tratteggiate)

tratteggiata (feminine)
tratteggiati (masculine plural)
tratteggiate (feminine plural)


duraturo

duraturo (feminine duratura, masculine plural duraturi, feminine plural durature)

duratura (feminine)
duraturi (masculine plural)
durature (feminine plural)


travagliato

travagliato (feminine travagliata, masculine plural travagliati, feminine plural travagliate)

travagliata (feminine)
travagliati (masculine plural)
travagliate (feminine plural)


traviato

traviato (feminine traviata, masculine plural traviati, feminine plural traviate)

traviata (feminine)
traviati (masculine plural)
traviate (feminine plural)


conformista

conformista (masculine plural conformisti, feminine plural conformiste)

conformisti (masculine plural)
conformiste (feminine plural)


virgolettato

virgolettato (feminine virgolettata, masculine plural virgolettati, feminine plural virgolettate)

virgolettata (feminine)
virgolettati (masculine plural)
virgolettate (feminine plural)

in quotation marks, in quotes, in inverted commas


trinciato

trinciato (feminine trinciata, masculine plural trinciati, feminine plural trinciate)

trinciata (feminine)
trinciati (masculine plural)
trinciate (feminine plural)

(heraldry) divided into two equal parts diagonally from top left to bottom right, per bend


eclettico

eclettico (feminine eclettica, masculine plural eclettici, feminine plural eclettiche)

eclettica (feminine)
eclettici (masculine plural)
eclettiche (feminine plural)


sensori

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


prevenuto

it-adj

prevenuto (feminine prevenuta, masculine plural prevenuti, feminine plural prevenute)

prevenuta (feminine)
prevenuti (masculine plural)
prevenute (feminine plural)


coetaneo

coetaneo (feminine coetanea, masculine plural coetanei, feminine plural coetanee)

coetanea (feminine)
coetanei (masculine plural)
coetanee (feminine plural)

From Late Latin coetāneus, coaetāneus, derived from Classical Latin aetās (“age”).

Marco e Giovanni sono coetanei.

(by extension) contemporary (of the same time period)


svenuto

svenuto (feminine svenuta, masculine plural svenuti, feminine plural svenute)

svenuta (feminine)
svenuti (masculine plural)
svenute (feminine plural)


radicale

(botany, linguistics, relational) root; radical


tucano

tucano (feminine tucana, masculine plural tucani, feminine plural tucane)

tucana (feminine)
tucani (masculine plural)
tucane (feminine plural)

Named after the Tucano people, whose name itself is from Tucano.


preventivato

preventivato (feminine preventivata, masculine plural preventivati, feminine plural preventivate)

preventivata (feminine)
preventivati (masculine plural)
preventivate (feminine plural)


nomade

From Ancient Greek νομάς (nomás, “roaming”).


sradicato

sradicato (feminine sradicata, masculine plural sradicati, feminine plural sradicate)

sradicata (feminine)
sradicati (masculine plural)
sradicate (feminine plural)


triplo

triplo (feminine tripla, masculine plural tripli, feminine plural triple)

tripla (feminine)
tripli (masculine plural)
triple (feminine plural)


sintetico

sintetico (feminine sintetica, masculine plural sintetici, feminine plural sintetiche)

sintetica (feminine)
sintetici (masculine plural)
sintetiche (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek συνθετικός (sunthetikós).


metodologico

metodologico (feminine metodologica, masculine plural metodologici, feminine plural metodologiche)

metodologica (feminine)
metodologici (masculine plural)
metodologiche (feminine plural)


idillico

idillico (feminine idillica, masculine plural idillici, feminine plural idilliche)

idillica (feminine)
idillici (masculine plural)
idilliche (feminine plural)


apparso

apparso (feminine apparsa, masculine plural apparsi, feminine plural apparse)

apparsa (feminine)
apparsi (masculine plural)
apparse (feminine plural)


comparso

comparso (feminine comparsa, masculine plural comparsi, feminine plural comparse)

comparsa (feminine)
comparsi (masculine plural)
comparse (feminine plural)


pianificato

pianificato (feminine pianificata, masculine plural pianificati, feminine plural pianificate)

pianificata (feminine)
pianificati (masculine plural)
pianificate (feminine plural)


abbinato

abbinato (feminine abbinata, masculine plural abbinati, feminine plural abbinate)

abbinata (feminine)
abbinati (masculine plural)
abbinate (feminine plural)

Past participle of abbinare (“to match, to pair”).


sterminato

sterminato (feminine sterminata, masculine plural sterminati, feminine plural sterminate)

sterminata (feminine)
sterminati (masculine plural)
sterminate (feminine plural)


allarmato

allarmato (feminine allarmata, masculine plural allarmati, feminine plural allarmate, superlative allarmatissimo)

allarmata (feminine)
allarmati (masculine plural)
allarmate (feminine plural)
allarmatissimo (superlative)


sconfinato

sconfinato (feminine sconfinata, masculine plural sconfinati, feminine plural sconfinate)

sconfinata (feminine)
sconfinati (masculine plural)
sconfinate (feminine plural)

boundless, unlimited, unconfined, immense


afoso

afoso (feminine afosa, masculine plural afosi, feminine plural afose)

afosa (feminine)
afosi (masculine plural)
afose (feminine plural)

From afa (“sultry weather”) + -oso (“-ous”).


navale

From Latin nāvālis, derived from nāvis (“boat”).


finalista

finalista (masculine plural finalisti, feminine plural finaliste)

finalisti (masculine plural)
finaliste (feminine plural)


sterminatore

sterminatore (feminine sterminatrice, masculine plural sterminatori, feminine plural sterminatrici)

sterminatrice (feminine)
sterminatori (masculine plural)
sterminatrici (feminine plural)


fotovoltaico

fotovoltaico (feminine fotovoltaica, masculine plural fotovoltaici, feminine plural fotovoltaiche)

fotovoltaica (feminine)
fotovoltaici (masculine plural)
fotovoltaiche (feminine plural)


rettorico

rettorico (feminine rettorica, masculine plural rettorici, feminine plural rettoriche)

rettorica (feminine)
rettorici (masculine plural)
rettoriche (feminine plural)


riformatore

riformatore (feminine riformatrice, masculine plural riformatori, feminine plural riformatrici)

riformatrice (feminine)
riformatori (masculine plural)
riformatrici (feminine plural)


giurisdizionale

From giurisdizione (“jurisdiction”) + -ale (“-al”, “pertaining to”).


retorico

it-adj

retorico (feminine retorica, masculine plural retorici, feminine plural retoriche)

retorica (feminine)
retorici (masculine plural)
retoriche (feminine plural)

From Latin rhētoricus, from Ancient Greek ῥητορικός (rhētorikós).


liturgico

liturgico (feminine liturgica, masculine plural liturgici, feminine plural liturgiche)

liturgica (feminine)
liturgici (masculine plural)
liturgiche (feminine plural)


laburista

laburista (masculine plural laburisti, feminine plural laburiste)

laburisti (masculine plural)
laburiste (feminine plural)


eretico

eretico (feminine eretica, masculine plural eretici, feminine plural eretiche)

eretica (feminine)
eretici (masculine plural)
eretiche (feminine plural)

From Medieval Latin, Ecclesiastical Latin hēreticus, haereticus, from Ancient Greek αἱρετικός (hairetikós, “able to choose”).


laburistico

it-adj

laburistico (feminine laburistica, masculine plural laburistici, feminine plural laburistiche)

laburistica (feminine)
laburistici (masculine plural)
laburistiche (feminine plural)


savio

savio (feminine savia, masculine plural savi, feminine plural savie)

savia (feminine)
savi (masculine plural)
savie (feminine plural)

From Old Occitan savi, from Vulgar Latin *sapium (“wise”), from Latin sapidus (“delicious, wise”). Doublet of sapido, a borrowing from Latin.


tribolato

tribolato (feminine tribolata, masculine plural tribolati, feminine plural tribolate)

tribolata (feminine)
tribolati (masculine plural)
tribolate (feminine plural)


troncato

troncato (feminine troncata, masculine plural troncati, feminine plural troncate)

troncata (feminine)
troncati (masculine plural)
troncate (feminine plural)

(heraldry) divided into two equal parts horizontally, per fess


tumulare

From tumulo + -are (adjective-forming suffix).

af

(rare, relational) mound, tumulus, barrow; tumular


denuclearizzato

it-adj

denuclearizzato (feminine denuclearizzata, masculine plural denuclearizzati, feminine plural denuclearizzate)

denuclearizzata (feminine)
denuclearizzati (masculine plural)
denuclearizzate (feminine plural)


fruttato

fruttato (feminine fruttata, masculine plural fruttati, feminine plural fruttate)

fruttata (feminine)
fruttati (masculine plural)
fruttate (feminine plural)


denotativo

denotativo (feminine denotativa, masculine plural denotativi, feminine plural denotative)

denotativa (feminine)
denotativi (masculine plural)
denotative (feminine plural)


depilatore

depilatore (feminine depilatrice, masculine plural depilatori, feminine plural depilatrici)

depilatrice (feminine)
depilatori (masculine plural)
depilatrici (feminine plural)


laureato

laureato (feminine laureata, masculine plural laureati, feminine plural laureate)

laureata (feminine)
laureati (masculine plural)
laureate (feminine plural)


depilatorio

depilatorio (feminine depilatoria, masculine plural depilatori, feminine plural depilatorie)

depilatoria (feminine)
depilatori (masculine plural)
depilatorie (feminine plural)


tassativo

tassativo (feminine tassativa, masculine plural tassativi, feminine plural tassative)

tassativa (feminine)
tassativi (masculine plural)
tassative (feminine plural)

peremptory, strict, absolute, definite, imperative


tassato

tassato (feminine tassata, masculine plural tassati, feminine plural tassate)

tassata (feminine)
tassati (masculine plural)
tassate (feminine plural)


malaticcio

malaticcio (feminine malaticcia, masculine plural malaticci, feminine plural malaticce)

malaticcia (feminine)
malaticci (masculine plural)
malaticce (feminine plural)

From malato (“ill, sick”) + -iccio (diminutive-pejorative suffix).

suffix

(pathology) sickly, unhealthy, especially of a child


malavveduto

it-adj

malavveduto (feminine malavveduta, masculine plural malavveduti, feminine plural malavvedute)

malavveduta (feminine)
malavveduti (masculine plural)
malavvedute (feminine plural)


malaugurato

malaugurato (feminine malaugurata, masculine plural malaugurati, feminine plural malaugurate)

malaugurata (feminine)
malaugurati (masculine plural)
malaugurate (feminine plural)


condiviso

condiviso (feminine condivisa, masculine plural condivisi, feminine plural condivise)

condivisa (feminine)
condivisi (masculine plural)
condivise (feminine plural)


malavitoso

malavitoso (feminine malavitosa, masculine plural malavitosi, feminine plural malavitose)

malavitosa (feminine)
malavitosi (masculine plural)
malavitose (feminine plural)


legittimo

legittimo (feminine legittima, masculine plural legittimi, feminine plural legittime)

legittima (feminine)
legittimi (masculine plural)
legittime (feminine plural)


malandrino

malandrino (feminine malandrina, masculine plural malandrini, feminine plural malandrine)

malandrina (feminine)
malandrini (masculine plural)
malandrine (feminine plural)

From mal + *landrino, which is from Proto-Germanic *land-; see also German schlendern. Compare Sicilian malantrinu.


ansio

ansio (feminine ansia, masculine plural ansi, feminine plural ansie)

ansia (feminine)
ansi (masculine plural)
ansie (feminine plural)

(literary) anxious, anguished, tormented


ennesimo

ennesimo (feminine ennesima, masculine plural ennesimi, feminine plural ennesime)

ennesima (feminine)
ennesimi (masculine plural)
ennesime (feminine plural)


parzialmente scremato

parzialmente scremato (feminine parzialmente scremata, masculine plural parzialmente scremati, feminine plural parzialmente scremate)

parzialmente scremata (feminine)
parzialmente scremati (masculine plural)
parzialmente scremate (feminine plural)


scremato

scremato (feminine scremata, masculine plural scremati, feminine plural scremate)

scremata (feminine)
scremati (masculine plural)
scremate (feminine plural)


aretina

Latin ārrētīna, from Ārrētium (“Arezzo”) + -īna.


compromesso

compromesso (feminine compromessa, masculine plural compromessi, feminine plural compromesse)

compromessa (feminine)
compromessi (masculine plural)
compromesse (feminine plural)


ribelle

(relational) rebel; rebellious, mutinous, unruly


arcadico

arcadico (feminine arcadica, masculine plural arcadici, feminine plural arcadiche)

arcadica (feminine)
arcadici (masculine plural)
arcadiche (feminine plural)

(historical) Arcadian (of, from or relating to Arcadia (region in Ancient Greece))

(historical, relational) of the Pontifical Academy of Arcadia, literary academy in Rome

(derogatory) affected, mannered, superficial


parzialmente scremata

parzialmente scremato
parzialmente scremato#Italian

feminine singular of parzialmente scremato


parzialmente scremati

masculine plural of parzialmente scremato


parzialmente scremate

feminine plural of parzialmente scremato


patetico

patetico (feminine patetica, masculine plural patetici, feminine plural patetiche)

patetica (feminine)
patetici (masculine plural)
patetiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin pathēticus, from Ancient Greek παθητικός (pathētikós, “subject to feeling, capable of feeling, impassioned”), from παθητός (pathētós, “one who has suffered, subject to suffering”), from πάσχω (páskhō, “to suffer”).


diaframmatico

it-adj

diaframmatico (feminine diaframmatica, masculine plural diaframmatici, feminine plural diaframmatiche)

diaframmatica (feminine)
diaframmatici (masculine plural)
diaframmatiche (feminine plural)


casuale

From Late Latin cāsuālis, from Latin cāsus. By surface analysis, caso + -ale.

(relational) chance; accidental, fortuitous, casual


frontale

Borrowed from Medieval Latin frontālis, from Latin frontem.


digressivo

digressivo (feminine digressiva, masculine plural digressivi, feminine plural digressive)

digressiva (feminine)
digressivi (masculine plural)
digressive (feminine plural)


direttivo

direttivo (feminine direttiva, masculine plural direttivi, feminine plural direttive)

direttiva (feminine)
direttivi (masculine plural)
direttive (feminine plural)


regalato

regalato (feminine regalata, masculine plural regalati, feminine plural regalate)

regalata (feminine)
regalati (masculine plural)
regalate (feminine plural)


aretino

aretino (feminine aretina, masculine plural aretini, feminine plural aretine)

aretina (feminine)
aretini (masculine plural)
aretine (feminine plural)

Latin ārrētīnus, from Ārrētium (“Arezzo”) + -īnus.

Arretine (of, from or relating to Arezzo)


regalati

Leggo dei libri regalati da mia sorella.

I am reading some books that my sister gifted me.

masculine plural of regalato; gifted, given as a gift.


fonetico

fonetico (feminine fonetica, masculine plural fonetici, feminine plural fonetiche)

fonetica (feminine)
fonetici (masculine plural)
fonetiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from French phonétique, from Ancient Greek φωνητικός (phōnētikós).


malconsigliato

malconsigliato (feminine malconsigliata, masculine plural malconsigliati, feminine plural malconsigliate)

malconsigliata (feminine)
malconsigliati (masculine plural)
malconsigliate (feminine plural)


malconcio

malconcio (feminine malconcia, masculine plural malconci, feminine plural malconce)

malconcia (feminine)
malconci (masculine plural)
malconce (feminine plural)

(figurative, by extension) extremely unhealthy; in terminal condition

(figurative, by extension) economically unsuccessful or downtrodden


maldestro

maldestro (feminine maldestra, masculine plural maldestri, feminine plural maldestre)

maldestra (feminine)
maldestri (masculine plural)
maldestre (feminine plural)

clumsy, awkward, ungainly, butterfingered


maleducato

maleducato (feminine maleducata, masculine plural maleducati, feminine plural maleducate)

maleducata (feminine)
maleducati (masculine plural)
maleducate (feminine plural)

ill-bred, ill-mannered, bad-mannered, rude, impolite


malcapitato

malcapitato (feminine malcapitata, masculine plural malcapitati, feminine plural malcapitate)

malcapitata (feminine)
malcapitati (masculine plural)
malcapitate (feminine plural)


malaysiano

malaysiano (feminine malaysiana, masculine plural malaysiani, feminine plural malaysiane)

malaysiana (feminine)
malaysiani (masculine plural)
malaysiane (feminine plural)


maldicente

mal(e) (“evil, wrong”) + dicente (“sayer, saying”), on the example of Latin maledicēns.


malcontento

it-adj

malcontento (feminine malcontenta, masculine plural malcontenti, feminine plural malcontente)

malcontenta (feminine)
malcontenti (masculine plural)
malcontente (feminine plural)


complicato

complicato (feminine complicata, masculine plural complicati, feminine plural complicate, superlative complicatissimo)

complicata (feminine)
complicati (masculine plural)
complicate (feminine plural)
complicatissimo (superlative)

complicated, difficult, elaborate, tricky


fonetica

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


fisiologico

it-adj

fisiologico (feminine fisiologica, masculine plural fisiologici, feminine plural fisiologiche)

fisiologica (feminine)
fisiologici (masculine plural)
fisiologiche (feminine plural)


fortuito

fortuito (feminine fortuita, masculine plural fortuiti, feminine plural fortuite)

fortuita (feminine)
fortuiti (masculine plural)
fortuite (feminine plural)


smesso

smesso (feminine smessa, masculine plural smessi, feminine plural smesse)

smessa (feminine)
smessi (masculine plural)
smesse (feminine plural)


promesso

promesso (feminine promessa, masculine plural promessi, feminine plural promesse)

promessa (feminine)
promessi (masculine plural)
promesse (feminine plural)


maldisposto

maldisposto (feminine maldisposta, masculine plural maldisposti, feminine plural maldisposte)

maldisposta (feminine)
maldisposti (masculine plural)
maldisposte (feminine plural)


kafkiano

kafkiano (feminine kafkiana, masculine plural kafkiani, feminine plural kafkiane)

kafkiana (feminine)
kafkiani (masculine plural)
kafkiane (feminine plural)


periodico

periodico (feminine periodica, masculine plural periodici, feminine plural periodiche)

periodica (feminine)
periodici (masculine plural)
periodiche (feminine plural)


periodico

From iodio (“iodine”) + per- -ico (“highest oxidation state”).


anticoncezionale

pillola anticoncezionale


contraccettivo

it-adj

contraccettivo (feminine contraccettiva, masculine plural contraccettivi, feminine plural contraccettive)

contraccettiva (feminine)
contraccettivi (masculine plural)
contraccettive (feminine plural)

Calque of English contraceptive, from contra- + -cettivo.


disattivato

disattivato (feminine disattivata, masculine plural disattivati, feminine plural disattivate)

disattivata (feminine)
disattivati (masculine plural)
disattivate (feminine plural)


sottolineato

sottolineato (feminine sottolineata, masculine plural sottolineati, feminine plural sottolineate)

sottolineata (feminine)
sottolineati (masculine plural)
sottolineate (feminine plural)


episcopale

Borrowed from Latin episcopālis (“of or pertaining to a bishop”). Compare vescovo.

bor+

(relational) bishop's, of a bishop; episcopal


distruttivo

it-adj

distruttivo (feminine distruttiva, masculine plural distruttivi, feminine plural distruttive)

distruttiva (feminine)
distruttivi (masculine plural)
distruttive (feminine plural)

From Late Latin dēstructīvus, from the past participle of Latin dēstruere (“to tear down, destroy”) + -ivus. By surface analysis, distrutto + -ivo.


slovacco

it-adj

slovacco (feminine slovacca, masculine plural slovacchi, feminine plural slovacche)

slovacca (feminine)
slovacchi (masculine plural)
slovacche (feminine plural)


rumeno

rumeno (feminine rumena, masculine plural rumeni, feminine plural rumene)

rumena (feminine)
rumeni (masculine plural)
rumene (feminine plural)

Based on Romanian român (older form rumân), itself from Latin romānus, whence also Italian romano (“Roman”). Compare also French roumain, Spanish rumano, etc.


portoghese

Sense “free rider” from the expression fare il portoghese, from spectacles organized by the Portuguese embassy in Rome that were free for anyone declaring to be Portuguese (18th c.).


saporoso

saporoso (feminine saporosa, masculine plural saporosi, feminine plural saporose)

saporosa (feminine)
saporosi (masculine plural)
saporose (feminine plural)

From Late Latin sapōrōsus, from Latin sapor.


schifato

schifato (feminine schifata, masculine plural schifati, feminine plural schifate)

schifata (feminine)
schifati (masculine plural)
schifate (feminine plural)


disgustato

disgustato (feminine disgustata, masculine plural disgustati, feminine plural disgustate)

disgustata (feminine)
disgustati (masculine plural)
disgustate (feminine plural)


disgustoso

disgustoso (feminine disgustosa, masculine plural disgustosi, feminine plural disgustose)

disgustosa (feminine)
disgustosi (masculine plural)
disgustose (feminine plural)


saporito

saporito (feminine saporita, masculine plural saporiti, feminine plural saporite)

saporita (feminine)
saporiti (masculine plural)
saporite (feminine plural)

Questo classico piatto giapponese, saporito e poco costoso, è un modo conveniente per riempirsi la pancia.

(literally, “a convenient way to fill your tummy”)

This classic Japanese dish, tasty and inexpensive, is a convenient comfort food.


rigoroso

rigoroso (feminine rigorosa, masculine plural rigorosi, feminine plural rigorose, superlative rigorosissimo)

rigorosa (feminine)
rigorosi (masculine plural)
rigorose (feminine plural)
rigorosissimo (superlative)

From Latin rigorōsus. By surface analysis, rigore + -oso.


schifoso

schifoso (feminine schifosa, masculine plural schifosi, feminine plural schifose)

schifosa (feminine)
schifosi (masculine plural)
schifose (feminine plural)

disgusting, loathsome, lousy, crappy, stinking, filthy, rotten


teletrasmesso

teletrasmesso (feminine teletrasmessa, masculine plural teletrasmessi, feminine plural teletrasmesse)

teletrasmessa (feminine)
teletrasmessi (masculine plural)
teletrasmesse (feminine plural)


teleradiotrasmesso

teleradiotrasmesso (feminine teleradiotrasmessa, masculine plural teleradiotrasmessi, feminine plural teleradiotrasmesse)

teleradiotrasmessa (feminine)
teleradiotrasmessi (masculine plural)
teleradiotrasmesse (feminine plural)


gustoso

gustoso (feminine gustosa, masculine plural gustosi, feminine plural gustose)

gustosa (feminine)
gustosi (masculine plural)
gustose (feminine plural)

From gusto + -oso. Cognate with Piedmontese gustos.


dimesso

dimesso (feminine dimessa, masculine plural dimessi, feminine plural dimesse)

dimessa (feminine)
dimessi (masculine plural)
dimesse (feminine plural)


sottomesso

sottomesso (feminine sottomessa, masculine plural sottomessi, feminine plural sottomesse)

sottomessa (feminine)
sottomessi (masculine plural)
sottomesse (feminine plural)


malmesso

malmesso (feminine malmessa, masculine plural malmessi, feminine plural malmesse)

malmessa (feminine)
malmessi (masculine plural)
malmesse (feminine plural)


sommesso

sommesso (feminine sommessa, masculine plural sommessi, feminine plural sommesse)

sommessa (feminine)
sommessi (masculine plural)
sommesse (feminine plural)

Poi dal soggiorno percepii una sorta di mormorio sommesso e parte di una risata seguita dalla voce di Daisy su una nota limpida e artificiale.

2013, F. Scott Fitzgerald, translated by Ferruccio Russo, Il Grande Gatsby [The Great Gatsby], Edizioni Scientifiche e Artistiche, page 114:

Then from the living room I heard a sort of choking murmur and part of a laugh followed by Daisy's voice on a clear artificial note.

soft, low, subdued (of a sound, voice, etc.)


zeresimo

zeresimo (feminine zeresima, masculine plural zeresimi, feminine plural zeresime)

zeresima (feminine)
zeresimi (masculine plural)
zeresime (feminine plural)


proporzionato

proporzionato (feminine proporzionata, masculine plural proporzionati, feminine plural proporzionate)

proporzionata (feminine)
proporzionati (masculine plural)
proporzionate (feminine plural)


equo

equo (feminine equa, masculine plural equi, feminine plural eque)

equa (feminine)
equi (masculine plural)
eque (feminine plural)

fair, just, impartial, equitable, adequate


generalizzato

generalizzato (feminine generalizzata, masculine plural generalizzati, feminine plural generalizzate)

generalizzata (feminine)
generalizzati (masculine plural)
generalizzate (feminine plural)


statistico

statistico (feminine statistica, masculine plural statistici, feminine plural statistiche)

statistica (feminine)
statistici (masculine plural)
statistiche (feminine plural)


vigilato

vigilato (feminine vigilata, masculine plural vigilati, feminine plural vigilate)

vigilata (feminine)
vigilati (masculine plural)
vigilate (feminine plural)


equa

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


agonistico

it-adj

agonistico (feminine agonistica, masculine plural agonistici, feminine plural agonistiche)

agonistica (feminine)
agonistici (masculine plural)
agonistiche (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek ἀγωνιστικός (agōnistikós).


facoltoso

facoltoso (feminine facoltosa, masculine plural facoltosi, feminine plural facoltose, superlative facoltosissimo)

facoltosa (feminine)
facoltosi (masculine plural)
facoltose (feminine plural)
facoltosissimo (superlative)


giornalistico

giornalistico (feminine giornalistica, masculine plural giornalistici, feminine plural giornalistiche)

giornalistica (feminine)
giornalistici (masculine plural)
giornalistiche (feminine plural)

(relational) news, newspaper; journalistic


affollato

affollato (feminine affollata, masculine plural affollati, feminine plural affollate, superlative affollatissimo)

affollata (feminine)
affollati (masculine plural)
affollate (feminine plural)
affollatissimo (superlative)


ribassato

ribassato (feminine ribassata, masculine plural ribassati, feminine plural ribassate)

ribassata (feminine)
ribassati (masculine plural)
ribassate (feminine plural)


soggettivo

soggettivo (feminine soggettiva, masculine plural soggettivi, feminine plural soggettive)

soggettiva (feminine)
soggettivi (masculine plural)
soggettive (feminine plural)


oggettivo

oggettivo (feminine oggettiva, masculine plural oggettivi, feminine plural oggettive)

oggettiva (feminine)
oggettivi (masculine plural)
oggettive (feminine plural)


maleico

maleico (feminine maleica, masculine plural maleici, feminine plural maleiche)

maleica (feminine)
maleici (masculine plural)
maleiche (feminine plural)


malefico

malefico (feminine malefica, masculine plural malefici, feminine plural malefiche)

malefica (feminine)
malefici (masculine plural)
malefiche (feminine plural)


disilluso

disilluso (feminine disillusa, masculine plural disillusi, feminine plural disilluse)

disillusa (feminine)
disillusi (masculine plural)
disilluse (feminine plural)


elusivo

elusivo (feminine elusiva, masculine plural elusivi, feminine plural elusive)

elusiva (feminine)
elusivi (masculine plural)
elusive (feminine plural)

From Latin ēlūsus + -ivo, from the perfect passive participle of ēlūdō (“to deceive, to escape”).


escluso

escluso (feminine esclusa, masculine plural esclusi, feminine plural escluse)

esclusa (feminine)
esclusi (masculine plural)
escluse (feminine plural)


centesimo

centesimo (feminine centesima, masculine plural centesimi, feminine plural centesime)

centesima (feminine)
centesimi (masculine plural)
centesime (feminine plural)

From cento (“hundred”) + -esimo (“-th”).


recluso

recluso (feminine reclusa, masculine plural reclusi, feminine plural recluse)

reclusa (feminine)
reclusi (masculine plural)
recluse (feminine plural)


mirato

mirato (feminine mirata, masculine plural mirati, feminine plural mirate)

mirata (feminine)
mirati (masculine plural)
mirate (feminine plural)

targeted, aimed at, timed, pointed, selected


sconnesso

sconnesso (feminine sconnessa, masculine plural sconnessi, feminine plural sconnesse)

sconnessa (feminine)
sconnessi (masculine plural)
sconnesse (feminine plural)


assistito

assistito (feminine assistita, masculine plural assistiti, feminine plural assistite)

assistita (feminine)
assistiti (masculine plural)
assistite (feminine plural)


rinchiuso

rinchiuso (feminine rinchiusa, masculine plural rinchiusi, feminine plural rinchiuse)

rinchiusa (feminine)
rinchiusi (masculine plural)
rinchiuse (feminine plural)


socchiuso

socchiuso (feminine socchiusa, masculine plural socchiusi, feminine plural socchiuse)

socchiusa (feminine)
socchiusi (masculine plural)
socchiuse (feminine plural)


aristotelico

aristotelico (feminine aristotelica, masculine plural aristotelici, feminine plural aristoteliche)

aristotelica (feminine)
aristotelici (masculine plural)
aristoteliche (feminine plural)


alleato

alleato (feminine alleata, masculine plural alleati, feminine plural alleate)

alleata (feminine)
alleati (masculine plural)
alleate (feminine plural)


polemico

polemico (feminine polemica, masculine plural polemici, feminine plural polemiche)

polemica (feminine)
polemici (masculine plural)
polemiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek πολεμικός (polemikós, “bellicose, hostile”), from πόλεμος (pólemos, “war, battle”).


saggio

it-adj

saggio (feminine saggia, masculine plural saggi, feminine plural sagge)

saggia (feminine)
saggi (masculine plural)
sagge (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Old French sage, itself from Vulgar Latin *sapium, from Latin sapiō (“to be wise”). Doublet of savio and sapido. Compare Sicilian saviu.

(obsolete) knowledgeable (about a place)


polemica

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


restauratore

it-adj

restauratore (feminine restauratrice, masculine plural restauratori, feminine plural restauratrici)

restauratrice (feminine)
restauratori (masculine plural)
restauratrici (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin restauratōrem. By surface analysis, restaurare + -tore.


castigato

castigato (feminine castigata, masculine plural castigati, feminine plural castigate)

castigata (feminine)
castigati (masculine plural)
castigate (feminine plural)


discinto

discinto (feminine discinta, masculine plural discinti, feminine plural discinte)

discinta (feminine)
discinti (masculine plural)
discinte (feminine plural)

undone or open to show what's underneath (of clothing)


attinto

attinto (feminine attinta, masculine plural attinti, feminine plural attinte)

attinta (feminine)
attinti (masculine plural)
attinte (feminine plural)

Inherited from Vulgar Latin *attīnctus as the perfect passive participle of Latin attingō instead of attāctus. Compare French atteint.


scinto

scinto (feminine scinta, masculine plural scinti, feminine plural scinte)

scinta (feminine)
scinti (masculine plural)
scinte (feminine plural)


succinto

succinto (feminine succinta, masculine plural succinti, feminine plural succinte)

succinta (feminine)
succinti (masculine plural)
succinte (feminine plural)


respinto

respinto (feminine respinta, masculine plural respinti, feminine plural respinte)

respinta (feminine)
respinti (masculine plural)
respinte (feminine plural)


impinto

impinto (feminine impinta, masculine plural impinti, feminine plural impinte)

impinta (feminine)
impinti (masculine plural)
impinte (feminine plural)

Inherited from Vulgar Latin *impinctus, an alternative past participle of Latin impingō (instead of the Classical participle impāctus). Compare Catalan empenta, Old French empeinte.

tutti li uomini naturalmente desiderano di sapere. La ragione di che puote essere ed è che ciascuna cosa, da providenza di propria natura impinta è inclinabile a la sua propria perfezione

c. 1307, Dante Alighieri, “Trattato primo, Capitolo I [First Treatise, Chapter 1]”, in Convivio [The Banquet], Florence: Le Monnier, published 1964, section 1:

All men by nature desire to know. The reason for this can be and is that each thing, impelled by a force provided by its own nature, inclines towards its own perfection.


stinto

stinto (feminine stinta, masculine plural stinti, feminine plural stinte)

stinta (feminine)
stinti (masculine plural)
stinte (feminine plural)


romanzesco

romanzesco (feminine romanzesca, masculine plural romanzeschi, feminine plural romanzesche)

romanzesca (feminine)
romanzeschi (masculine plural)
romanzesche (feminine plural)

full of adventure or excitement; fantastical

of or relating to French chivalric novels


elegiaco

elegiaco (feminine elegiaca, masculine plural elegiaci, feminine plural elegiache)

elegiaca (feminine)
elegiaci (masculine plural)
elegiache (feminine plural)


raddoppiato

raddoppiato (feminine raddoppiata, masculine plural raddoppiati, feminine plural raddoppiate)

raddoppiata (feminine)
raddoppiati (masculine plural)
raddoppiate (feminine plural)


rallegrato

rallegrato (feminine rallegrata, masculine plural rallegrati, feminine plural rallegrate)

rallegrata (feminine)
rallegrati (masculine plural)
rallegrate (feminine plural)


malfamato

malfamato (feminine malfamata, masculine plural malfamati, feminine plural malfamate)

malfamata (feminine)
malfamati (masculine plural)
malfamate (feminine plural)


malformato

malformato (feminine malformata, masculine plural malformati, feminine plural malformate)

malformata (feminine)
malformati (masculine plural)
malformate (feminine plural)


malfidato

malfidato (feminine malfidata, masculine plural malfidati, feminine plural malfidate)

malfidata (feminine)
malfidati (masculine plural)
malfidate (feminine plural)


malevolo

malevolo (feminine malevola, masculine plural malevoli, feminine plural malevole)

malevola (feminine)
malevoli (masculine plural)
malevole (feminine plural)


malfondato

malfondato (feminine malfondata, masculine plural malfondati, feminine plural malfondate)

malfondata (feminine)
malfondati (masculine plural)
malfondate (feminine plural)


malfermo

malfermo (feminine malferma, masculine plural malfermi, feminine plural malferme)

malferma (feminine)
malfermi (masculine plural)
malferme (feminine plural)


confezionato

confezionato (feminine confezionata, masculine plural confezionati, feminine plural confezionate)

confezionata (feminine)
confezionati (masculine plural)
confezionate (feminine plural)


purificato

purificato (feminine purificata, masculine plural purificati, feminine plural purificate)

purificata (feminine)
purificati (masculine plural)
purificate (feminine plural)


vacuo

vacuo (feminine vacua, masculine plural vacui, feminine plural vacue)

vacua (feminine)
vacui (masculine plural)
vacue (feminine plural)

(figurative) vacuous, vacant, empty, blank


malfido

malfido (feminine malfida, masculine plural malfidi, feminine plural malfide)

malfida (feminine)
malfidi (masculine plural)
malfide (feminine plural)

From Late Latin malefidus, from Latin male + fīdus. By surface analysis, mal- + fido.


liberale

From Latin līberālis (“befitting a freeman”), from līber (“free”).


malfatto

malfatto (feminine malfatta, masculine plural malfatti, feminine plural malfatte)

malfatta (feminine)
malfatti (masculine plural)
malfatte (feminine plural)

Past participle of malfare, corresponding to male + fatto, or from Latin malefactus.


simulato

simulato (feminine simulata, masculine plural simulati, feminine plural simulate)

simulata (feminine)
simulati (masculine plural)
simulate (feminine plural)

fictitious, fake, feigned, simulated, mock


precinto

precinto (feminine precinta, masculine plural precinti, feminine plural precinte)

precinta (feminine)
precinti (masculine plural)
precinte (feminine plural)

From Latin praecīnctus, perfect passive participle of praecingō.


puntato

puntato (feminine puntata, masculine plural puntati, feminine plural puntate)

puntata (feminine)
puntati (masculine plural)
puntate (feminine plural)


vacui

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


solenne

it-adj

solenne (plural solenni, superlative solennissimo)

solenni (plural)
solennissimo (superlative)

(figurative) thorough, terrific, downright, hard


marginale

marginale (plural marginali, superlative marginalissimo)

marginali (plural)
marginalissimo (superlative)


vulcanico

vulcanico (feminine vulcanica, masculine plural vulcanici, feminine plural vulcaniche)

vulcanica (feminine)
vulcanici (masculine plural)
vulcaniche (feminine plural)


ricadente

sagging (A manner of wearing pants or shorts below the waist, revealing some or all of the underwear)


tinto

tinto (feminine tinta, masculine plural tinti, feminine plural tinte)

tinta (feminine)
tinti (masculine plural)
tinte (feminine plural)


pittorico

pittorico (feminine pittorica, masculine plural pittorici, feminine plural pittoriche)

pittorica (feminine)
pittorici (masculine plural)
pittoriche (feminine plural)


tirrenico

tirrenico (feminine tirrenica, masculine plural tirrenici, feminine plural tirreniche)

tirrenica (feminine)
tirrenici (masculine plural)
tirreniche (feminine plural)


vincitore

vincitore (feminine vincitrice, masculine plural vincitori, feminine plural vincitrici)

vincitrice (feminine)
vincitori (masculine plural)
vincitrici (feminine plural)

From vincere + -tore. Compare French vainqueur, Spanish and Portuguese vencedor.


scaduto

scaduto (feminine scaduta, masculine plural scaduti, feminine plural scadute)

scaduta (feminine)
scaduti (masculine plural)
scadute (feminine plural)

From scadere. Cognate with Piedmontese scadù.


juventino

juventino (feminine juventina, masculine plural juventini, feminine plural juventine)

juventina (feminine)
juventini (masculine plural)
juventine (feminine plural)

of or pertaining to the Juventus football/soccer club or its players


gassoso

gassoso (feminine gassosa, masculine plural gassosi, feminine plural gassose)

gassosa (feminine)
gassosi (masculine plural)
gassose (feminine plural)


tifoso

tifoso (feminine tifosa, masculine plural tifosi, feminine plural tifose, superlative tifosissimo)

tifosa (feminine)
tifosi (masculine plural)
tifose (feminine plural)
tifosissimo (superlative)


elevato

elevato (feminine elevata, masculine plural elevati, feminine plural elevate, superlative elevatissimo)

elevata (feminine)
elevati (masculine plural)
elevate (feminine plural)
elevatissimo (superlative)


criogenico

criogenico (feminine criogenica, masculine plural criogenici, feminine plural criogeniche)

criogenica (feminine)
criogenici (masculine plural)
criogeniche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from English cryogenic. By surface analysis, crio- + -genico.


reattivo

reattivo (feminine reattiva, masculine plural reattivi, feminine plural reattive)

reattiva (feminine)
reattivi (masculine plural)
reattive (feminine plural)


fido

fido (feminine fida, masculine plural fidi, feminine plural fide)

fida (feminine)
fidi (masculine plural)
fide (feminine plural)


tossico

tossico (feminine tossica, masculine plural tossici, feminine plural tossiche)

tossica (feminine)
tossici (masculine plural)
tossiche (feminine plural)

From Latin toxicus (“toxic, poisonous”).


catalizzatore

catalizzatore (feminine catalizzatrice, masculine plural catalizzatori, feminine plural catalizzatrici)

catalizzatrice (feminine)
catalizzatori (masculine plural)
catalizzatrici (feminine plural)


piovano

piovano (feminine piovana, masculine plural piovani, feminine plural piovane)

piovana (feminine)
piovani (masculine plural)
piovane (feminine plural)

From piov(ere) (“to rain”) + -ano (suffix indicating relation).


motorio

it-adj

motorio (feminine motoria, masculine plural motori, feminine plural motorie)

motoria (feminine)
motori (masculine plural)
motorie (feminine plural)

(physiology) motor (relating to movements of the muscles or to motor nerves)


temporalesco

temporalesco (feminine temporalesca, masculine plural temporaleschi, feminine plural temporalesche)

temporalesca (feminine)
temporaleschi (masculine plural)
temporalesche (feminine plural)

From temporale (“storm”) + -esco (“-y”).


scoraggiato

scoraggiato (feminine scoraggiata, masculine plural scoraggiati, feminine plural scoraggiate)

scoraggiata (feminine)
scoraggiati (masculine plural)
scoraggiate (feminine plural)

downhearted, discouraged, despondent, despairing


acquoso

acquoso (feminine acquosa, masculine plural acquosi, feminine plural acquose)

acquosa (feminine)
acquosi (masculine plural)
acquose (feminine plural)

Probably borrowed from Latin aquōsus. By surface analysis, acqua + -oso.


polimero

polimero (feminine polimera, masculine plural polimeri, feminine plural polimere)

polimera (feminine)
polimeri (masculine plural)
polimere (feminine plural)


plastica

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


isotropo

it-adj

isotropo (feminine isotropa, masculine plural isotropi, feminine plural isotrope)

isotropa (feminine)
isotropi (masculine plural)
isotrope (feminine plural)


ricercatore

ricercatore (feminine ricercatrice, masculine plural ricercatori, feminine plural ricercatrici)

ricercatrice (feminine)
ricercatori (masculine plural)
ricercatrici (feminine plural)

From ricercare (“to seek, pursue, look for”) + -tore.


sovreccitato

it-adj

sovreccitato (feminine sovreccitata, masculine plural sovreccitati, feminine plural sovreccitate)

sovreccitata (feminine)
sovreccitati (masculine plural)
sovreccitate (feminine plural)


addotto

addotto (feminine addotta, masculine plural addotti, feminine plural addotte)

addotta (feminine)
addotti (masculine plural)
addotte (feminine plural)


stratosferico

stratosferico (feminine stratosferica, masculine plural stratosferici, feminine plural stratosferiche)

stratosferica (feminine)
stratosferici (masculine plural)
stratosferiche (feminine plural)


indotto

indotto (feminine indotta, masculine plural indotti, feminine plural indotte)

indotta (feminine)
indotti (masculine plural)
indotte (feminine plural)

From Latin indoctus (“untaught, ignorant”), probably borrowed. By surface analysis, in- + dotto.


equilibrato

equilibrato (feminine equilibrata, masculine plural equilibrati, feminine plural equilibrate, superlative equilibratissimo)

equilibrata (feminine)
equilibrati (masculine plural)
equilibrate (feminine plural)
equilibratissimo (superlative)


sacrificato

sacrificato (feminine sacrificata, masculine plural sacrificati, feminine plural sacrificate)

sacrificata (feminine)
sacrificati (masculine plural)
sacrificate (feminine plural)


isotopico

isotopico (feminine isotopica, masculine plural isotopici, feminine plural isotopiche)

isotopica (feminine)
isotopici (masculine plural)
isotopiche (feminine plural)


protettivo

protettivo (feminine protettiva, masculine plural protettivi, feminine plural protettive)

protettiva (feminine)
protettivi (masculine plural)
protettive (feminine plural)


riscaldato

riscaldato (feminine riscaldata, masculine plural riscaldati, feminine plural riscaldate)

riscaldata (feminine)
riscaldati (masculine plural)
riscaldate (feminine plural)


confortevole

confortevole (plural confortevoli, superlative confortevolissimo)

confortevoli (plural)
confortevolissimo (superlative)


termodinamico

termodinamico (feminine termodinamica, masculine plural termodinamici, feminine plural termodinamiche)

termodinamica (feminine)
termodinamici (masculine plural)
termodinamiche (feminine plural)


capillare

From Latin capillaris, itself derived from Latin capillus.


socievole

Borrowed from Latin sociābilis, remodeled based on -evole. By surface analysis, socio (“affiliate, fellow”) + -evole.


miserevole

Borrowed from Latin miserābilis, partially remodelled with the suffix -evole. Doublet of miserabile.


agevole

Formerly explained as a loan from Medieval Latin agibilem, a cognate with English and French agible (“doable”, archaic), but Old Italian usage indicate that it is rather indigenously derived from agio (“ease”) + -evole.


pregevole

it-adj

pregevole (plural pregevoli, superlative pregevolissimo)

pregevoli (plural)
pregevolissimo (superlative)


fievole

Inherited from Latin flēbilis (“tearful”), derived from fleō (“to weep”). Doublet of flebile.


colpevole

colpevole (plural colpevoli, superlative colpevolissimo)

colpevoli (plural)
colpevolissimo (superlative)


precipitevole

precipitevole (plural precipitevoli, superlative precipitevolissimo)

precipitevoli (plural)
precipitevolissimo (superlative)

From precipitare (“precipitate; rush”) + -evole (adjective-forming suffix).


fuggevole

Libiamo, libiamo ne' lieti calici che la bellezza infiora; e la fuggevol, fuggevol ora s'inebrii a voluttà. — Let's drink, let's drink from the joyous chalices that beauty blossoms; And may the fleeting moment be elated with voluptuousness.

1853, Giuseppe Verdi, Francesco Maria Piave (lyrics and music), “Libiamo ne' lieti calici”, in La traviata:


alogena

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


pieghevole

From Late Latin plicātilis (“pliable”). By surface analysis, piegare + -evole.


onorevole

Borrowed from Latin honōrābilis, remodelled with the suffix -evole. Doublet of onorabile.


carezzevole

From carezz(are) (“to stroke, to caress”) + -evole.


lodevole

it-adj

lodevole (plural lodevoli, superlative lodevolissimo)

lodevoli (plural)
lodevolissimo (superlative)

Inherited from Latin laudābilis. By surface analysis, lodare + -evole. Compare borrowed doublet laudabile.


avvisato

avvisato (feminine avvisata, masculine plural avvisati, feminine plural avvisate)

avvisata (feminine)
avvisati (masculine plural)
avvisate (feminine plural)


ellittico

ellittico (feminine ellittica, masculine plural ellittici, feminine plural ellittiche)

ellittica (feminine)
ellittici (masculine plural)
ellittiche (feminine plural)


centrifugo

centrifugo (feminine centrifuga, masculine plural centrifughi, feminine plural centrifughe)

centrifuga (feminine)
centrifughi (masculine plural)
centrifughe (feminine plural)


alogeno

alogeno (feminine alogena, masculine plural alogeni, feminine plural alogene)

alogena (feminine)
alogeni (masculine plural)
alogene (feminine plural)


sinfonico

sinfonico (feminine sinfonica, masculine plural sinfonici, feminine plural sinfoniche)

sinfonica (feminine)
sinfonici (masculine plural)
sinfoniche (feminine plural)


microbiologico

microbiologico (feminine microbiologica, masculine plural microbiologici, feminine plural microbiologiche)

microbiologica (feminine)
microbiologici (masculine plural)
microbiologiche (feminine plural)


tramontano

tramontano (feminine tramontana, masculine plural tramontani, feminine plural tramontane)

tramontana (feminine)
tramontani (masculine plural)
tramontane (feminine plural)

From Latin trānsmontānus. By surface analysis, tra- (“trans-”) + montano (“mountainous; mountain (relational)”).


dominicano

it-adj

dominicano (feminine dominicana, masculine plural dominicani, feminine plural dominicane)

dominicana (feminine)
dominicani (masculine plural)
dominicane (feminine plural)

Dominican (of, from, or pertaining to the Dominican Republic, or its people)


malvisto

malvisto (feminine malvista, masculine plural malvisti, feminine plural malviste)

malvista (feminine)
malvisti (masculine plural)
malviste (feminine plural)


provveduto

provveduto (feminine provveduta, masculine plural provveduti, feminine plural provvedute)

provveduta (feminine)
provveduti (masculine plural)
provvedute (feminine plural)


quantistico

quantistico (feminine quantistica, masculine plural quantistici, feminine plural quantistiche)

quantistica (feminine)
quantistici (masculine plural)
quantistiche (feminine plural)

quantum (of or pertaining to quantum theory)


acceleratore

acceleratore (feminine acceleratrice, masculine plural acceleratori, feminine plural acceleratrici)

acceleratrice (feminine)
acceleratori (masculine plural)
acceleratrici (feminine plural)

From accelerare (“to accelerate”) + -tore.


sprovvisto

sprovvisto (feminine sprovvista, masculine plural sprovvisti, feminine plural sprovviste)

sprovvista (feminine)
sprovvisti (masculine plural)
sprovviste (feminine plural)


polarizzato

polarizzato (feminine polarizzata, masculine plural polarizzati, feminine plural polarizzate)

polarizzata (feminine)
polarizzati (masculine plural)
polarizzate (feminine plural)


sprovveduto

sprovveduto (feminine sprovveduta, masculine plural sprovveduti, feminine plural sprovvedute)

sprovveduta (feminine)
sprovveduti (masculine plural)
sprovvedute (feminine plural)

(literary or rare) (with di) devoid (of)


maliardo

maliardo (feminine maliarda, masculine plural maliardi, feminine plural maliarde)

maliarda (feminine)
maliardi (masculine plural)
maliarde (feminine plural)


analfabeta

analfabeta (masculine plural analfabeti, feminine plural analfabete)

analfabeti (masculine plural)
analfabete (feminine plural)


malgascio

malgascio (feminine malgascia, masculine plural malgasci, feminine plural malgasce)

malgascia (feminine)
malgasci (masculine plural)
malgasce (feminine plural)


anonimo

anonimo (feminine anonima, masculine plural anonimi, feminine plural anonime)

anonima (feminine)
anonimi (masculine plural)
anonime (feminine plural)

From Late Latin anōnymus, from Ancient Greek ἀνώνυμος (anṓnumos, “without name”), from ἀν- (an-, “without”) + ὄνυμα (ónuma, “name”).


eccitato

it-adj

eccitato (feminine eccitata, masculine plural eccitati, feminine plural eccitate, superlative eccitatissimo)

eccitata (feminine)
eccitati (masculine plural)
eccitate (feminine plural)
eccitatissimo (superlative)


gioioso

gioioso (feminine gioiosa, masculine plural gioiosi, feminine plural gioiose)

gioiosa (feminine)
gioiosi (masculine plural)
gioiose (feminine plural)


occasionale

→ Maltese: okkażjonali


premeditato

premeditato (feminine premeditata, masculine plural premeditati, feminine plural premeditate)

premeditata (feminine)
premeditati (masculine plural)
premeditate (feminine plural)

premeditated, with malice aforethought, intentional


manto

manto (feminine manta, masculine plural manti, feminine plural mante)

manta (feminine)
manti (masculine plural)
mante (feminine plural)


sporadico

sporadico (feminine sporadica, masculine plural sporadici, feminine plural sporadiche)

sporadica (feminine)
sporadici (masculine plural)
sporadiche (feminine plural)

sporadic, occasional, fitful, isolated, scattered, rare


ventilato

ventilato (feminine ventilata, masculine plural ventilati, feminine plural ventilate)

ventilata (feminine)
ventilati (masculine plural)
ventilate (feminine plural)


maliano

maliano (feminine maliana, masculine plural maliani, feminine plural maliane)

maliana (feminine)
maliani (masculine plural)
maliane (feminine plural)


apposto

apposto (feminine apposta, masculine plural apposti, feminine plural apposte)

apposta (feminine)
apposti (masculine plural)
apposte (feminine plural)


esposto

esposto (feminine esposta, masculine plural esposti, feminine plural esposte)

esposta (feminine)
esposti (masculine plural)
esposte (feminine plural)


interposto

interposto (feminine interposta, masculine plural interposti, feminine plural interposte)

interposta (feminine)
interposti (masculine plural)
interposte (feminine plural)


scomposto

scomposto (feminine scomposta, masculine plural scomposti, feminine plural scomposte)

scomposta (feminine)
scomposti (masculine plural)
scomposte (feminine plural)


semiconduttore

semiconduttore (feminine semiconduttrice, masculine plural semiconduttori, feminine plural semiconduttrici)

semiconduttrice (feminine)
semiconduttori (masculine plural)
semiconduttrici (feminine plural)


aggiuntivo

aggiuntivo (feminine aggiuntiva, masculine plural aggiuntivi, feminine plural aggiuntive)

aggiuntiva (feminine)
aggiuntivi (masculine plural)
aggiuntive (feminine plural)


riposto

riposto (feminine riposta, masculine plural riposti, feminine plural riposte)

riposta (feminine)
riposti (masculine plural)
riposte (feminine plural)

From Latin repostus, a variant of repositus.


assortito

assortito (feminine assortita, masculine plural assortiti, feminine plural assortite)

assortita (feminine)
assortiti (masculine plural)
assortite (feminine plural)

ben assortito


supposto

supposto (feminine supposta, masculine plural supposti, feminine plural supposte)

supposta (feminine)
supposti (masculine plural)
supposte (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin suppostus, contracted form of suppositus.


odioso

odioso (feminine odiosa, masculine plural odiosi, feminine plural odiose)

odiosa (feminine)
odiosi (masculine plural)
odiose (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin odiōsus, derived from odium (“hatred”).


terminale

From Late Latin terminālis, from Latin terminus.


cosmologico

cosmologico (feminine cosmologica, masculine plural cosmologici, feminine plural cosmologiche)

cosmologica (feminine)
cosmologici (masculine plural)
cosmologiche (feminine plural)


fotometrico

fotometrico (feminine fotometrica, masculine plural fotometrici, feminine plural fotometriche)

fotometrica (feminine)
fotometrici (masculine plural)
fotometriche (feminine plural)


carotideo

carotideo (feminine carotidea, masculine plural carotidei, feminine plural carotidee)

carotidea (feminine)
carotidei (masculine plural)
carotidee (feminine plural)


caparbio

caparbio (feminine caparbia, masculine plural caparbi, feminine plural caparbie)

caparbia (feminine)
caparbi (masculine plural)
caparbie (feminine plural)


dinamica

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


testardo

it-adj

testardo (feminine testarda, masculine plural testardi, feminine plural testarde)

testarda (feminine)
testardi (masculine plural)
testarde (feminine plural)


epicorico

epicorico (feminine epicorica, masculine plural epicorici, feminine plural epicoriche)

epicorica (feminine)
epicorici (masculine plural)
epicoriche (feminine plural)


compresso

compresso (feminine compressa, masculine plural compressi, feminine plural compresse)

compressa (feminine)
compressi (masculine plural)
compresse (feminine plural)


sovietico

sovietico (feminine sovietica, masculine plural sovietici, feminine plural sovietiche)

sovietica (feminine)
sovietici (masculine plural)
sovietiche (feminine plural)


proposto

proposto (feminine proposta, masculine plural proposti, feminine plural proposte)

proposta (feminine)
proposti (masculine plural)
proposte (feminine plural)


dinamico

dinamico (feminine dinamica, masculine plural dinamici, feminine plural dinamiche)

dinamica (feminine)
dinamici (masculine plural)
dinamiche (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek δυναμικός (dunamikós), from δύναμις (dúnamis, “power”).


maligno

maligno (feminine maligna, masculine plural maligni, feminine plural maligne)

maligna (feminine)
maligni (masculine plural)
maligne (feminine plural)


oppresso

oppresso (feminine oppressa, masculine plural oppressi, feminine plural oppresse)

oppressa (feminine)
oppressi (masculine plural)
oppresse (feminine plural)


spietato

spietato (feminine spietata, masculine plural spietati, feminine plural spietate, superlative spietatissimo)

spietata (feminine)
spietati (masculine plural)
spietate (feminine plural)
spietatissimo (superlative)

ELEONORA: Rendermi il cor bëato / Perché, destin spietato, / Per poi cangiarmi in lagrime / Tanta felicità?


disarmato

disarmato (feminine disarmata, masculine plural disarmati, feminine plural disarmate)

disarmata (feminine)
disarmati (masculine plural)
disarmate (feminine plural)


represso

represso (feminine repressa, masculine plural repressi, feminine plural represse)

repressa (feminine)
repressi (masculine plural)
represse (feminine plural)


placido

placido (feminine placida, masculine plural placidi, feminine plural placide)

placida (feminine)
placidi (masculine plural)
placide (feminine plural)


onorato

onorato (feminine onorata, masculine plural onorati, feminine plural onorate, superlative onoratissimo)

onorata (feminine)
onorati (masculine plural)
onorate (feminine plural)
onoratissimo (superlative)

From Latin honōrātus, perfect passive participle of honōrō (“to honor, respect”). Cognate with Piedmontese onorà.

La casa di che nacque il vostro fleto, ¶ per lo giusto disdegno che v’ha morti ¶ e puose fine al vostro viver lieto, ¶ era onorata, essa e i suoi consorti: ¶ o Buondelmonte, quanto mal fuggisti ¶ le nozze süe per li altrui conforti!

1321, Dante Alighieri, La divina commedia: Paradiso, Le Monnier, published 2002, Canto XVI, page 295, lines 136–141:

The house from which is born your lamentation, through just disdain that death among you brought and put an end unto your joyous life, was honoured/honored in itself and its companions. O Buondelmonte, how in evil hour thou fled'st the bridal at another's promptings!


arcinoto

arcinoto (feminine arcinota, masculine plural arcinoti, feminine plural arcinote)

arcinota (feminine)
arcinoti (masculine plural)
arcinote (feminine plural)


parigino

parigino (feminine parigina, masculine plural parigini, feminine plural parigine)

parigina (feminine)
parigini (masculine plural)
parigine (feminine plural)


estremistico

estremistico (feminine estremistica, masculine plural estremistici, feminine plural estremistiche)

estremistica (feminine)
estremistici (masculine plural)
estremistiche (feminine plural)


forestiero

forestiero (feminine forestiera, masculine plural forestieri, feminine plural forestiere)

forestiera (feminine)
forestieri (masculine plural)
forestiere (feminine plural)

From Occitan forestier, from Latin forīs (“outside”). Compare fuori.


candito

candito (feminine candita, masculine plural canditi, feminine plural candite)

candita (feminine)
canditi (masculine plural)
candite (feminine plural)


limitrofo

limitrofo (feminine limitrofa, masculine plural limitrofi, feminine plural limitrofe)

limitrofa (feminine)
limitrofi (masculine plural)
limitrofe (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin līmitrophus, compare Spanish and Portuguese limítrofe.

neighbouring/neighboring, adjacent, bordering, adjoining


fascinoso

fascinoso (feminine fascinosa, masculine plural fascinosi, feminine plural fascinose)

fascinosa (feminine)
fascinosi (masculine plural)
fascinose (feminine plural)


formidabile

fantastic, extraordinary, terrific, impressive


londinese

From Latin Londīnēnsis, from Londīnium (“London”) + -ēnsis (“ese”). Compare Italian Londra, -ese. Cognate to Spanish londinense.


cercatore

cercatore (feminine cercatrice or cercatora, masculine plural cercatori, feminine plural cercatrici or cercatore)

cercatrice (feminine)
cercatora (feminine)
cercatori (masculine plural)
cercatrici (feminine plural)
cercatore (feminine plural)


situato

situato (feminine situata, masculine plural situati, feminine plural situate)

situata (feminine)
situati (masculine plural)
situate (feminine plural)


estremista

estremista (masculine plural estremisti, feminine plural estremiste)

estremisti (masculine plural)
estremiste (feminine plural)


hinduista

hinduista (masculine plural hinduisti, feminine plural hinduiste)

hinduisti (masculine plural)
hinduiste (feminine plural)


triplicato

triplicato (feminine triplicata, masculine plural triplicati, feminine plural triplicate)

triplicata (feminine)
triplicati (masculine plural)
triplicate (feminine plural)


armatore

armatore (feminine armatrice, masculine plural armatori, feminine plural armatrici)

armatrice (feminine)
armatori (masculine plural)
armatrici (feminine plural)


obsoleto

obsoleto (feminine obsoleta, masculine plural obsoleti, feminine plural obsolete)

obsoleta (feminine)
obsoleti (masculine plural)
obsolete (feminine plural)


armato

armato (feminine armata, masculine plural armati, feminine plural armate)

armata (feminine)
armati (masculine plural)
armate (feminine plural)


riconosciuto

riconosciuto (feminine riconosciuta, masculine plural riconosciuti, feminine plural riconosciute)

riconosciuta (feminine)
riconosciuti (masculine plural)
riconosciute (feminine plural)


riconoscente

Present participle of riconoscere; cf. also Latin recognoscentem, French reconnaissant.


occorrente

Present participle of occorrere. From Latin occurrentem.


grato

grato (feminine grata, masculine plural grati, feminine plural grate, superlative gratissimo)

grata (feminine)
grati (masculine plural)
grate (feminine plural)
gratissimo (superlative)

Borrowed from Latin grātus (whence also grado, an inherited doublet), from Proto-Italic *grātos, from Proto-Indo-European *gʷr̥Htós, derived from the root *gʷerH- (“to praise; to elevate”).


parigina

As a noun, a calque of French parisienne (“5-point type”).

feminine singular of parigino: Parisian, Parisienne


armata

From the feminine past participle of armare, corresponding to Medieval Latin armāta, from the feminine past participle of Latin armāre, from arma (“arms”).


nucleogenico

nucleogenico (feminine nucleogenica, masculine plural nucleogenici, feminine plural nucleogeniche)

nucleogenica (feminine)
nucleogenici (masculine plural)
nucleogeniche (feminine plural)


indagato

indagato (feminine indagata, masculine plural indagati, feminine plural indagate)

indagata (feminine)
indagati (masculine plural)
indagate (feminine plural)


grattugiato

grattugiato (feminine grattugiata, masculine plural grattugiati, feminine plural grattugiate)

grattugiata (feminine)
grattugiati (masculine plural)
grattugiate (feminine plural)


suddiviso

suddiviso (feminine suddivisa, masculine plural suddivisi, feminine plural suddivise)

suddivisa (feminine)
suddivisi (masculine plural)
suddivise (feminine plural)


eccelso

eccelso (feminine eccelsa, masculine plural eccelsi, feminine plural eccelse)

eccelsa (feminine)
eccelsi (masculine plural)
eccelse (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin excelsus, from excellō (“to elevate”).


impolverato

impolverato (feminine impolverata, masculine plural impolverati, feminine plural impolverate)

impolverata (feminine)
impolverati (masculine plural)
impolverate (feminine plural)


polveroso

polveroso (feminine polverosa, masculine plural polverosi, feminine plural polverose)

polverosa (feminine)
polverosi (masculine plural)
polverose (feminine plural)


sanguigno

sanguigno (feminine sanguigna, masculine plural sanguigni, feminine plural sanguigne)

sanguigna (feminine)
sanguigni (masculine plural)
sanguigne (feminine plural)

From Latin sanguineus. Compare the doublet sanguineo.


privo di senso

privo di senso (feminine priva di senso, masculine plural privi di senso, feminine plural prive di senso)

priva di senso (feminine)
privi di senso (masculine plural)
prive di senso (feminine plural)


privo di sensi

privo di sensi (feminine priva di sensi, masculine plural privi di sensi, feminine plural prive di sensi)

priva di sensi (feminine)
privi di sensi (masculine plural)
prive di sensi (feminine plural)


ecocompatibile

environmentally friendly
environmentally friendly


privo di vista

privo di vista (feminine priva di vista, masculine plural privi di vista, feminine plural prive di vista)

priva di vista (feminine)
privi di vista (masculine plural)
prive di vista (feminine plural)


surriscaldato

surriscaldato (feminine surriscaldata, masculine plural surriscaldati, feminine plural surriscaldate)

surriscaldata (feminine)
surriscaldati (masculine plural)
surriscaldate (feminine plural)


controindicato

controindicato (feminine controindicata, masculine plural controindicati, feminine plural controindicate)

controindicata (feminine)
controindicati (masculine plural)
controindicate (feminine plural)


sconsigliato

sconsigliato (feminine sconsigliata, masculine plural sconsigliati, feminine plural sconsigliate, superlative sconsigliatissimo)

sconsigliata (feminine)
sconsigliati (masculine plural)
sconsigliate (feminine plural)
sconsigliatissimo (superlative)


affrettato

affrettato (feminine affrettata, masculine plural affrettati, feminine plural affrettate)

affrettata (feminine)
affrettati (masculine plural)
affrettate (feminine plural)


evaso

evaso (feminine evasa, masculine plural evasi, feminine plural evase)

evasa (feminine)
evasi (masculine plural)
evase (feminine plural)


flesso

flesso (feminine flessa, masculine plural flessi, feminine plural flesse)

flessa (feminine)
flessi (masculine plural)
flesse (feminine plural)


circonflesso

circonflesso (feminine circonflessa, masculine plural circonflessi, feminine plural circonflesse)

circonflessa (feminine)
circonflessi (masculine plural)
circonflesse (feminine plural)


circonfuso

circonfuso (feminine circonfusa, masculine plural circonfusi, feminine plural circonfuse)

circonfusa (feminine)
circonfusi (masculine plural)
circonfuse (feminine plural)


diffuso

diffuso (feminine diffusa, masculine plural diffusi, feminine plural diffuse, superlative diffusissimo)

diffusa (feminine)
diffusi (masculine plural)
diffuse (feminine plural)
diffusissimo (superlative)


biscottato

biscottato (feminine biscottata, masculine plural biscottati, feminine plural biscottate)

biscottata (feminine)
biscottati (masculine plural)
biscottate (feminine plural)


fuso

fuso (feminine fusa, masculine plural fusi, feminine plural fuse)

fusa (feminine)
fusi (masculine plural)
fuse (feminine plural)

From Latin fūsus, past participle of fundō (“to pour out”), from Proto-Italic *hundō, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰewd-.

(informal, figurative) worn-out, exhausted


sommerso

sommerso (feminine sommersa, masculine plural sommersi, feminine plural sommerse)

sommersa (feminine)
sommersi (masculine plural)
sommerse (feminine plural)


appreso

appreso (feminine appresa, masculine plural appresi, feminine plural apprese)

appresa (feminine)
appresi (masculine plural)
apprese (feminine plural)

From Latin apprēnsus, variant of apprehensus.


ipocloroso

ipocloroso (feminine ipoclorosa, masculine plural ipoclorosi, feminine plural ipoclorose)

ipoclorosa (feminine)
ipoclorosi (masculine plural)
ipoclorose (feminine plural)


violetta

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


accumulato

it-adj

accumulato (feminine accumulata, masculine plural accumulati, feminine plural accumulate)

accumulata (feminine)
accumulati (masculine plural)
accumulate (feminine plural)


perclorico

perclorico (feminine perclorica, masculine plural perclorici, feminine plural percloriche)

perclorica (feminine)
perclorici (masculine plural)
percloriche (feminine plural)


potabile

Probably borrowed from Late Latin pōtābilis (“drinkable”), from Latin pōtō.


scoperto

it-adj

scoperto (feminine scoperta, masculine plural scoperti, feminine plural scoperte)

scoperta (feminine)
scoperti (masculine plural)
scoperte (feminine plural)


violetto

violetto (feminine violetta, masculine plural violetti, feminine plural violette)

violetta (feminine)
violetti (masculine plural)
violette (feminine plural)


costoso

costoso (feminine costosa, masculine plural costosi, feminine plural costose, superlative costosissimo)

costosa (feminine)
costosi (masculine plural)
costose (feminine plural)
costosissimo (superlative)


elettrolitico

elettrolitico (feminine elettrolitica, masculine plural elettrolitici, feminine plural elettrolitiche)

elettrolitica (feminine)
elettrolitici (masculine plural)
elettrolitiche (feminine plural)


iodato

iodato (feminine iodata, masculine plural iodati, feminine plural iodate)

iodata (feminine)
iodati (masculine plural)
iodate (feminine plural)


cloroso

cloroso (feminine clorosa, masculine plural clorosi, feminine plural clorose)

clorosa (feminine)
clorosi (masculine plural)
clorose (feminine plural)


manipolare

(Ancient Rome, military, relational) maniple; manipular


arriso

arriso (feminine arrisa, masculine plural arrisi, feminine plural arrise)

arrisa (feminine)
arrisi (masculine plural)
arrise (feminine plural)


malinformato

malinformato (feminine malinformata, masculine plural malinformati, feminine plural malinformate)

malinformata (feminine)
malinformati (masculine plural)
malinformate (feminine plural)


malinconico

malinconico (feminine malinconica, masculine plural malinconici, feminine plural malinconiche)

malinconica (feminine)
malinconici (masculine plural)
malinconiche (feminine plural)

From Latin melancholicus, from Ancient Greek μελαγχολικός (melankholikós).

der

μελαγχολικός


elettronegativo

it-adj

elettronegativo (feminine elettronegativa, masculine plural elettronegativi, feminine plural elettronegative)

elettronegativa (feminine)
elettronegativi (masculine plural)
elettronegative (feminine plural)


malintenzionato

malintenzionato (feminine malintenzionata, masculine plural malintenzionati, feminine plural malintenzionate)

malintenzionata (feminine)
malintenzionati (masculine plural)
malintenzionate (feminine plural)

Blend of male (“badly”) + intenzionato (“intentioned”).


malinteso

it-adj

malinteso (feminine malintesa, masculine plural malintesi, feminine plural malintese)

malintesa (feminine)
malintesi (masculine plural)
malintese (feminine plural)


clorosi

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


corroso

it-adj

corroso (feminine corrosa, masculine plural corrosi, feminine plural corrose)

corrosa (feminine)
corrosi (masculine plural)
corrose (feminine plural)


eroso

eroso (feminine erosa, masculine plural erosi, feminine plural erose)

erosa (feminine)
erosi (masculine plural)
erose (feminine plural)


eroso

From Latin aerōsus (“full of copper”), derived from aes (“copper; bronze; brass”).

monete […] miste di molto rame e di pochissimo argento, e tali monete furono chiamate monete erose nel linguaggio economico

1804, Cesare Beccaria, “Parte quarta, Capitolo II. “Della moneta” [Fourth part, Chapter 2: “Of the coin”]”, in Elementi di economia pubblica [Elements of Public Economics], collected in Opere di Cesare Beccaria – volume secondo, Milan: Società tipografica dei classici italiani, published 1822, page 271:

Coins with much copper and very little silver, and such coins were dubbed “coppery coins” in the argot of economics


allotropico

allotropico (feminine allotropica, masculine plural allotropici, feminine plural allotropiche)

allotropica (feminine)
allotropici (masculine plural)
allotropiche (feminine plural)


cristallino

cristallino (feminine cristallina, masculine plural cristallini, feminine plural cristalline)

cristallina (feminine)
cristallini (masculine plural)
cristalline (feminine plural)


termoelettrico

termoelettrico (feminine termoelettrica, masculine plural termoelettrici, feminine plural termoelettriche)

termoelettrica (feminine)
termoelettrici (masculine plural)
termoelettriche (feminine plural)


monoclino

monoclino (feminine monoclina, masculine plural monoclini, feminine plural monocline)

monoclina (feminine)
monoclini (masculine plural)
monocline (feminine plural)


rombico

rombico (feminine rombica, masculine plural rombici, feminine plural rombiche)

rombica (feminine)
rombici (masculine plural)
rombiche (feminine plural)


argenteo

argenteo (feminine argentea, masculine plural argentei, feminine plural argentee)

argentea (feminine)
argentei (masculine plural)
argentee (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin argenteus. By surface analysis, argento (“silver”) + -eo (“-ous”).


elettrostatico

it-adj

elettrostatico (feminine elettrostatica, masculine plural elettrostatici, feminine plural elettrostatiche)

elettrostatica (feminine)
elettrostatici (masculine plural)
elettrostatiche (feminine plural)


rettificatore

rettificatore (feminine rettificatrice, masculine plural rettificatori, feminine plural rettificatrici)

rettificatrice (feminine)
rettificatori (masculine plural)
rettificatrici (feminine plural)


sparso

sparso (feminine sparsa, masculine plural sparsi, feminine plural sparse)

sparsa (feminine)
sparsi (masculine plural)
sparse (feminine plural)


malioso

malioso (feminine maliosa, masculine plural maliosi, feminine plural maliose)

maliosa (feminine)
maliosi (masculine plural)
maliose (feminine plural)


quasiconduttore

quasiconduttore (feminine quasiconduttrice, masculine plural quasiconduttori, feminine plural quasiconduttrici)

quasiconduttrice (feminine)
quasiconduttori (masculine plural)
quasiconduttrici (feminine plural)


malleabile

malleable (able to be hammered into thin sheets)


quasicristallino

quasicristallino (feminine quasicristallina, masculine plural quasicristallini, feminine plural quasicristalline)

quasicristallina (feminine)
quasicristallini (masculine plural)
quasicristalline (feminine plural)


malizioso

malizioso (feminine maliziosa, masculine plural maliziosi, feminine plural maliziose)

maliziosa (feminine)
maliziosi (masculine plural)
maliziose (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin malitiōsus. By surface analysis, malizia (“malice”) + -oso.


quasimetallico

it-adj

quasimetallico (feminine quasimetallica, masculine plural quasimetallici, feminine plural quasimetalliche)

quasimetallica (feminine)
quasimetallici (masculine plural)
quasimetalliche (feminine plural)


sperso

sperso (feminine spersa, masculine plural spersi, feminine plural sperse)

spersa (feminine)
spersi (masculine plural)
sperse (feminine plural)


superconduttore

superconduttore (feminine superconduttrice, masculine plural superconduttori, feminine plural superconduttrici)

superconduttrice (feminine)
superconduttori (masculine plural)
superconduttrici (feminine plural)


alchemico

alchemico (feminine alchemica, masculine plural alchemici, feminine plural alchemiche)

alchemica (feminine)
alchemici (masculine plural)
alchemiche (feminine plural)


dettagliato

dettagliato (feminine dettagliata, masculine plural dettagliati, feminine plural dettagliate, superlative dettagliatissimo)

dettagliata (feminine)
dettagliati (masculine plural)
dettagliate (feminine plural)
dettagliatissimo (superlative)


parassita

parassita (masculine plural parassiti, feminine plural parassite)

parassiti (masculine plural)
parassite (feminine plural)

From Latin parasitus, from Ancient Greek παράσιτος (parásitos, “person who eats at the table of another”).


agliaceo

it-adj

agliaceo (feminine agliacea, masculine plural agliacei, feminine plural agliacee)

agliacea (feminine)
agliacei (masculine plural)
agliacee (feminine plural)

garlicky (smelling or tasting of garlic)


prepotente

From Latin praepotentem, form of praepotēns (“very powerful”).

(literary, obsolete) very strong or powerful


influenzato

influenzato (feminine influenzata, masculine plural influenzati, feminine plural influenzate)

influenzata (feminine)
influenzati (masculine plural)
influenzate (feminine plural)

stricken with influenza, sick with the flu


spettroscopico

spettroscopico (feminine spettroscopica, masculine plural spettroscopici, feminine plural spettroscopiche)

spettroscopica (feminine)
spettroscopici (masculine plural)
spettroscopiche (feminine plural)


bellico

bellico (feminine bellica, masculine plural bellici, feminine plural belliche)

bellica (feminine)
bellici (masculine plural)
belliche (feminine plural)

From Latin bellicus (“of or pertaining to war; warlike”).


aleatorio

it-adj

aleatorio (feminine aleatoria, masculine plural aleatori, feminine plural aleatorie)

aleatoria (feminine)
aleatori (masculine plural)
aleatorie (feminine plural)


esemplare

From Late Latin exemplāris, from Latin exemplum (“model, pattern”).


frazionato

frazionato (feminine frazionata, masculine plural frazionati, feminine plural frazionate)

frazionata (feminine)
frazionati (masculine plural)
frazionate (feminine plural)


diatomico

diatomico (feminine diatomica, masculine plural diatomici, feminine plural diatomiche)

diatomica (feminine)
diatomici (masculine plural)
diatomiche (feminine plural)


petrolchimico

petrolchimico (feminine petrolchimica, masculine plural petrolchimici, feminine plural petrolchimiche)

petrolchimica (feminine)
petrolchimici (masculine plural)
petrolchimiche (feminine plural)


rintracciato

rintracciato (feminine rintracciata, masculine plural rintracciati, feminine plural rintracciate)

rintracciata (feminine)
rintracciati (masculine plural)
rintracciate (feminine plural)


proiettile

Borrowed from Medieval Latin prōiectilis (“projectile”), from Latin prōiectus, perfect passive participle of prōiciō (“throw forth; extend; expel”). By surface analysis, proietto + -ile.


pesticida

it-adj

pesticida (masculine plural pesticidi, feminine plural pesticide)

pesticidi (masculine plural)
pesticide (feminine plural)


manoscritto

manoscritto (feminine manoscritta, masculine plural manoscritti, feminine plural manoscritte)

manoscritta (feminine)
manoscritti (masculine plural)
manoscritte (feminine plural)

From Latin manū scrīptus, manū scrīptum (literally “written by hand”). Cognate with Piedmontese manoscrit.


terso

terso (feminine tersa, masculine plural tersi, feminine plural terse)

tersa (feminine)
tersi (masculine plural)
terse (feminine plural)


significativo

significativo (feminine significativa, masculine plural significativi, feminine plural significative)

significativa (feminine)
significativi (masculine plural)
significative (feminine plural)


disteso

disteso (feminine distesa, masculine plural distesi, feminine plural distese)

distesa (feminine)
distesi (masculine plural)
distese (feminine plural)


esteso

esteso (feminine estesa, masculine plural estesi, feminine plural estese, superlative estesissimo)

estesa (feminine)
estesi (masculine plural)
estese (feminine plural)
estesissimo (superlative)

Past participle of estendere; (borrowed from Latin extēnsus, and adapted to the verb's conjugation as a semi-learned word; see also steso and estenso).


sottinteso

sottinteso (feminine sottintesa, masculine plural sottintesi, feminine plural sottintese)

sottintesa (feminine)
sottintesi (masculine plural)
sottintese (feminine plural)


lustro

lustro (feminine lustra, masculine plural lustri, feminine plural lustre)

lustra (feminine)
lustri (masculine plural)
lustre (feminine plural)


teso

teso (feminine tesa, masculine plural tesi, feminine plural tese, superlative tesissimo)

tesa (feminine)
tesi (masculine plural)
tese (feminine plural)
tesissimo (superlative)

Inherited from Latin tēnsus. Compare the borrowed doublet tenso.


infinitivo

infinitivo (feminine infinitiva, masculine plural infinitivi, feminine plural infinitive)

infinitiva (feminine)
infinitivi (masculine plural)
infinitive (feminine plural)


rivelatore

rivelatore (feminine rivelatrice, masculine plural rivelatori, feminine plural rivelatrici)

rivelatrice (feminine)
rivelatori (masculine plural)
rivelatrici (feminine plural)

From Latin revēlātōrem. By surface analysis, rivelare + -tore.


cresciuto

cresciuto (feminine cresciuta, masculine plural cresciuti, feminine plural cresciute)

cresciuta (feminine)
cresciuti (masculine plural)
cresciute (feminine plural)


associato

associato (feminine associata, masculine plural associati, feminine plural associate)

associata (feminine)
associati (masculine plural)
associate (feminine plural)


eretto

eretto (feminine eretta, masculine plural eretti, feminine plural erette)

eretta (feminine)
eretti (masculine plural)
erette (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin ērectus. See also erto.


estinto

estinto (feminine estinta, masculine plural estinti, feminine plural estinte)

estinta (feminine)
estinti (masculine plural)
estinte (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin extinctus. Doublet of stinto, which was inherited.


quantitativo

quantitativo (feminine quantitativa, masculine plural quantitativi, feminine plural quantitative)

quantitativa (feminine)
quantitativi (masculine plural)
quantitative (feminine plural)


crescente

From Latin crēscentem. Doublet of croissant.


avvolto

avvolto (feminine avvolta, masculine plural avvolti, feminine plural avvolte)

avvolta (feminine)
avvolti (masculine plural)
avvolte (feminine plural)


radiante

Borrowed from Latin radiantem, present participle of radiō (“to radiate”).

Lauꝺato ſie miſignore cũ tucte le tue creature, ſpetialm̃te meſſoꝛ lo fr̃e ſole, loquale ioꝛno ⁊ allumini noi ᵱ loi. Et ellu ebellu eraꝺiante cũ granꝺe ſplenꝺore.

c. 1226, Francis of Assisi, Cantico delle creature [Canticle of the Creatures]; copied, (manuscript), c. mid 13ᵗʰ century, page 2:

Praised be you, my Lord, through all your creatures, especially the harvester brother Sun, which is the day; and you light us through him; and he is beautiful, and radiant with great splendor.


indiretto

indiretto (feminine indiretta, masculine plural indiretti, feminine plural indirette)

indiretta (feminine)
indiretti (masculine plural)
indirette (feminine plural)


terroso

terroso (feminine terrosa, masculine plural terrosi, feminine plural terrose)

terrosa (feminine)
terrosi (masculine plural)
terrose (feminine plural)

(chemistry, relational) earth (of a metal)


evolvente

Borrowed from Latin ēvolventem (“unrolling”), present active participle of ēvolvō (“to unroll, unwind”).


svolto

it-adj

svolto (feminine svolta, masculine plural svolti, feminine plural svolte)

svolta (feminine)
svolti (masculine plural)
svolte (feminine plural)


fitto

fitto (feminine fitta, masculine plural fitti, feminine plural fitte, superlative fittissimo)

fitta (feminine)
fitti (masculine plural)
fitte (feminine plural)
fittissimo (superlative)

From Vulgar Latin fīctus, from Latin fīxus. Doublet of fisso.


cosmogenico

cosmogenico (feminine cosmogenica, masculine plural cosmogenici, feminine plural cosmogeniche)

cosmogenica (feminine)
cosmogenici (masculine plural)
cosmogeniche (feminine plural)


trafitto

trafitto (feminine trafitta, masculine plural trafitti, feminine plural trafitte)

trafitta (feminine)
trafitti (masculine plural)
trafitte (feminine plural)


osseo

osseo (feminine ossea, masculine plural ossei, feminine plural ossee)

ossea (feminine)
ossei (masculine plural)
ossee (feminine plural)


minerario

minerario (feminine mineraria, masculine plural minerari, feminine plural minerarie)

mineraria (feminine)
minerari (masculine plural)
minerarie (feminine plural)


elettropositivo

elettropositivo (feminine elettropositiva, masculine plural elettropositivi, feminine plural elettropositive)

elettropositiva (feminine)
elettropositivi (masculine plural)
elettropositive (feminine plural)


distinta

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


refrattario

it-adj

refrattario (feminine refrattaria, masculine plural refrattari, feminine plural refrattarie)

refrattaria (feminine)
refrattari (masculine plural)
refrattarie (feminine plural)


fermentativo

fermentativo (feminine fermentativa, masculine plural fermentativi, feminine plural fermentative)

fermentativa (feminine)
fermentativi (masculine plural)
fermentative (feminine plural)


soffice

Uncertain. Possibly from Latin supplicem, influenced by a Vulgar Latin *sufflectere, from Latin flectere.


corrosivo

corrosivo (feminine corrosiva, masculine plural corrosivi, feminine plural corrosive)

corrosiva (feminine)
corrosivi (masculine plural)
corrosive (feminine plural)


caustico

caustico (feminine caustica, masculine plural caustici, feminine plural caustiche)

caustica (feminine)
caustici (masculine plural)
caustiche (feminine plural)


ferroso

ferroso (feminine ferrosa, masculine plural ferrosi, feminine plural ferrose)

ferrosa (feminine)
ferrosi (masculine plural)
ferrose (feminine plural)

(inorganic chemistry) ferrous (all senses)


disgiunto

disgiunto (feminine disgiunta, masculine plural disgiunti, feminine plural disgiunte)

disgiunta (feminine)
disgiunti (masculine plural)
disgiunte (feminine plural)


soffritto

soffritto (feminine soffritta, masculine plural soffritti, feminine plural soffritte)

soffritta (feminine)
soffritti (masculine plural)
soffritte (feminine plural)

→ English: soffritto

having been slowly cooked in oil or boiling fat


igneo

igneo (feminine ignea, masculine plural ignei, feminine plural ignee)

ignea (feminine)
ignei (masculine plural)
ignee (feminine plural)

From Latin igneus. By surface analysis, igne (“fire”) + -eo (“-ous”).

surf

[…] Balenar d'elmi e di cozzanti brandi, ¶ Fumar le pire igneo vapor, corrusche […]

1807, Ugo Foscolo, Dei Sepolcri, Molini, Landi e comp., published 1809, page 11:

[…] The glistening of helms and clashing swords, ¶ The pyres smoking fiery steam, sparking […]

[…] Ignea ne l'aria immota ¶ l'estate immensa sta.

1887, Giosuè Carducci, “Davanti una cattedrale”, in Rime nuove, volume III:

[…] Scorching in the motionless air ¶ the vast summer stands.

(archaic, by extension) very hot; scorching

(archaic, figurative) fervid, passionate, impetuous


distinto

it-adj

distinto (feminine distinta, masculine plural distinti, feminine plural distinte)

distinta (feminine)
distinti (masculine plural)
distinte (feminine plural)

From Latin distīnctus, perfect passive participle of distinguō.


diffranto

diffranto (feminine diffranta, masculine plural diffranti, feminine plural diffrante)

diffranta (feminine)
diffranti (masculine plural)
diffrante (feminine plural)


affranto

affranto (feminine affranta, masculine plural affranti, feminine plural affrante)

affranta (feminine)
affranti (masculine plural)
affrante (feminine plural)


rifranto

rifranto (feminine rifranta, masculine plural rifranti, feminine plural rifrante)

rifranta (feminine)
rifranti (masculine plural)
rifrante (feminine plural)


ferrico

ferrico (feminine ferrica, masculine plural ferrici, feminine plural ferriche)

ferrica (feminine)
ferrici (masculine plural)
ferriche (feminine plural)


semilavorato

semilavorato (feminine semilavorata, masculine plural semilavorati, feminine plural semilavorate)

semilavorata (feminine)
semilavorati (masculine plural)
semilavorate (feminine plural)


catalizzato

catalizzato (feminine catalizzata, masculine plural catalizzati, feminine plural catalizzate)

catalizzata (feminine)
catalizzati (masculine plural)
catalizzate (feminine plural)


raffinato

raffinato (feminine raffinata, masculine plural raffinati, feminine plural raffinate, superlative raffinatissimo)

raffinata (feminine)
raffinati (masculine plural)
raffinate (feminine plural)
raffinatissimo (superlative)


ferromagnetico

ferromagnetico (feminine ferromagnetica, masculine plural ferromagnetici, feminine plural ferromagnetiche)

ferromagnetica (feminine)
ferromagnetici (masculine plural)
ferromagnetiche (feminine plural)


sintetizzatore

sintetizzatore (feminine sintetizzatrice, masculine plural sintetizzatori, feminine plural sintetizzatrici)

sintetizzatrice (feminine)
sintetizzatori (masculine plural)
sintetizzatrici (feminine plural)


trivalente

having three values, methods of operation, etc.


carente

Ora, in quel contesto socio-economico, all'origine di una dieta carente di ferro c'erano certamente anche delle ragioni di preferenza alimentare.

2012, Gilberto Corbellini, Stili alimentari e salute di genere, →ISBN, page 24:


rameico

rameico (feminine rameica, masculine plural rameici, feminine plural rameiche)

rameica (feminine)
rameici (masculine plural)
rameiche (feminine plural)


rameoso

rameoso (feminine rameosa, masculine plural rameosi, feminine plural rameose)

rameosa (feminine)
rameosi (masculine plural)
rameose (feminine plural)