cecoslovacco

cecoslovacco (feminine cecoslovacca, masculine plural cecoslovacchi, feminine plural cecoslovacche)

cecoslovacca (feminine)
cecoslovacchi (masculine plural)
cecoslovacche (feminine plural)


etiope

Borrowed from Latin Aethiopem, from Ancient Greek.


bosniaco

it-adj

bosniaco (feminine bosniaca, masculine plural bosniaci, feminine plural bosniache)

bosniaca (feminine)
bosniaci (masculine plural)
bosniache (feminine plural)


honduregno

honduregno (feminine honduregna, masculine plural honduregni, feminine plural honduregne)

honduregna (feminine)
honduregni (masculine plural)
honduregne (feminine plural)


keniano

keniano (feminine keniana, masculine plural keniani, feminine plural keniane)

keniana (feminine)
keniani (masculine plural)
keniane (feminine plural)


kazako

kazako (feminine kazaka, masculine plural kazaki, feminine plural kazake)

kazaka (feminine)
kazaki (masculine plural)
kazake (feminine plural)


eritreo

eritreo (feminine eritrea, masculine plural eritrei, feminine plural eritree)

eritrea (feminine)
eritrei (masculine plural)
eritree (feminine plural)

From Latin erythraeus (“reddish”), as it was used in Erythraeum mare (“the Erythraean Sea”), from Ancient Greek ἐρυθρός (eruthrós, “red”).

il mare Eritreo

la Colonia eritrea

Italian Eritrea (literally, “the Erythraean colony”)

Erythraean (of or relating to the Erythraean Sea)

Eritrean (of or relating to independent Eritrea)


eritreo

From Latin Erythraeus, from Erythrae + -eus; morphologically Eritre + -eo.

Erythraean (of or relating to Erythrae, Beotia)

la Sibilla Eritrea

Erythraean (of or relating to Erythrae, Ionia)


etiopico

etiopico (feminine etiopica, masculine plural etiopici, feminine plural etiopiche)

etiopica (feminine)
etiopici (masculine plural)
etiopiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin aethiopicus, from Ancient Greek Αἰθιοπικός (Aithiopikós). By surface analysis, Etiopia + -ico.


cipriota

cipriota (masculine plural ciprioti, feminine plural cipriote)

ciprioti (masculine plural)
cipriote (feminine plural)


tibetano

tibetano (feminine tibetana, masculine plural tibetani, feminine plural tibetane)

tibetana (feminine)
tibetani (masculine plural)
tibetane (feminine plural)


paraguaiano

paraguaiano (feminine paraguaiana, masculine plural paraguaiani, feminine plural paraguaiane)

paraguaiana (feminine)
paraguaiani (masculine plural)
paraguaiane (feminine plural)


ingordo

ingordo (feminine ingorda, masculine plural ingordi, feminine plural ingorde)

ingorda (feminine)
ingordi (masculine plural)
ingorde (feminine plural)

From dialectal gordo, from Ecclesiastical Latin gurdus, same source as Portuguese and Spanish gordo. Possibly connected to the ultimate source of English gross.


salvadoregno

salvadoregno (feminine salvadoregna, masculine plural salvadoregni, feminine plural salvadoregne)

salvadoregna (feminine)
salvadoregni (masculine plural)
salvadoregne (feminine plural)


inibitore

inibitore (feminine inibitrice, masculine plural inibitori, feminine plural inibitrici)

inibitrice (feminine)
inibitori (masculine plural)
inibitrici (feminine plural)


bielorusso

bielorusso (feminine bielorussa, masculine plural bielorussi, feminine plural bielorusse)

bielorussa (feminine)
bielorussi (masculine plural)
bielorusse (feminine plural)


moldavo

moldavo (feminine moldava, masculine plural moldavi, feminine plural moldave)

moldava (feminine)
moldavi (masculine plural)
moldave (feminine plural)


uruguaiano

uruguaiano (feminine uruguaiana, masculine plural uruguaiani, feminine plural uruguaiane)

uruguaiana (feminine)
uruguaiani (masculine plural)
uruguaiane (feminine plural)


sudafricano

sudafricano (feminine sudafricana, masculine plural sudafricani, feminine plural sudafricane)

sudafricana (feminine)
sudafricani (masculine plural)
sudafricane (feminine plural)


libico

libico (feminine libica, masculine plural libici, feminine plural libiche)

libica (feminine)
libici (masculine plural)
libiche (feminine plural)


giamaicano

giamaicano (feminine giamaicana, masculine plural giamaicani, feminine plural giamaicane)

giamaicana (feminine)
giamaicani (masculine plural)
giamaicane (feminine plural)


involuto

involuto (feminine involuta, masculine plural involuti, feminine plural involute)

involuta (feminine)
involuti (masculine plural)
involute (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin involūtus. Doublet of involto, which was inherited.


giordano

giordano (feminine giordana, masculine plural giordani, feminine plural giordane)

giordana (feminine)
giordani (masculine plural)
giordane (feminine plural)


ispido

ispido (feminine ispida, masculine plural ispidi, feminine plural ispide)

ispida (feminine)
ispidi (masculine plural)
ispide (feminine plural)


lanceolato

lanceolato (feminine lanceolata, masculine plural lanceolati, feminine plural lanceolate)

lanceolata (feminine)
lanceolati (masculine plural)
lanceolate (feminine plural)


meristematico

meristematico (feminine meristematica, masculine plural meristematici, feminine plural meristematiche)

meristematica (feminine)
meristematici (masculine plural)
meristematiche (feminine plural)


ligulato

ligulato (feminine ligulata, masculine plural ligulati, feminine plural ligulate)

ligulata (feminine)
ligulati (masculine plural)
ligulate (feminine plural)


mesofilo

mesofilo (feminine mesofila, masculine plural mesofili, feminine plural mesofile)

mesofila (feminine)
mesofili (masculine plural)
mesofile (feminine plural)


legnoso

legnoso (feminine legnosa, masculine plural legnosi, feminine plural legnose)

legnosa (feminine)
legnosi (masculine plural)
legnose (feminine plural)

From Latin lignōsus. By surface analysis, legno + -oso.


indonesiano

indonesiano (feminine indonesiana, masculine plural indonesiani, feminine plural indonesiane)

indonesiana (feminine)
indonesiani (masculine plural)
indonesiane (feminine plural)


ipogeo

ipogeo (feminine ipogea, masculine plural ipogei, feminine plural ipogee)

ipogea (feminine)
ipogei (masculine plural)
ipogee (feminine plural)

From Latin hypogaeus, from Ancient Greek ὑπόγειος (hupógeios, “under the ground”).


mellifero

it-adj

mellifero (feminine mellifera, masculine plural melliferi, feminine plural mellifere)

mellifera (feminine)
melliferi (masculine plural)
mellifere (feminine plural)


ucraino

ucraino (feminine ucraina, masculine plural ucraini, feminine plural ucraine)

ucraina (feminine)
ucraini (masculine plural)
ucraine (feminine plural)


inusuale

From in- (“un-, not”) + usuale (“usual, commonplace”).


kirghiso

it-adj

kirghiso (feminine kirghisa, masculine plural kirghisi, feminine plural kirghise)

kirghisa (feminine)
kirghisi (masculine plural)
kirghise (feminine plural)


tagiko

tagiko (feminine tagika, masculine plural tagiki, feminine plural tagike)

tagika (feminine)
tagiki (masculine plural)
tagike (feminine plural)


irato

irato (feminine irata, masculine plural irati, feminine plural irate)

irata (feminine)
irati (masculine plural)
irate (feminine plural)


azerbaigiano

azerbaigiano (feminine azerbaigiana, masculine plural azerbaigiani, feminine plural azerbaigiane)

azerbaigiana (feminine)
azerbaigiani (masculine plural)
azerbaigiane (feminine plural)


centrafricano

centrafricano (feminine centrafricana, masculine plural centrafricani, feminine plural centrafricane)

centrafricana (feminine)
centrafricani (masculine plural)
centrafricane (feminine plural)

Central African Republic
Central African Republic

(relational) of the Central African Republic


membranoso

membranoso (feminine membranosa, masculine plural membranosi, feminine plural membranose)

membranosa (feminine)
membranosi (masculine plural)
membranose (feminine plural)


costaricano

costaricano (feminine costaricana, masculine plural costaricani, feminine plural costaricane)

costaricana (feminine)
costaricani (masculine plural)
costaricane (feminine plural)


azero

azero (feminine azera, masculine plural azeri, feminine plural azere)

azera (feminine)
azeri (masculine plural)
azere (feminine plural)


ispanico

ispanico (feminine ispanica, masculine plural ispanici, feminine plural ispaniche)

ispanica (feminine)
ispanici (masculine plural)
ispaniche (feminine plural)


turkmeno

turkmeno (feminine turkmena, masculine plural turkmeni, feminine plural turkmene)

turkmena (feminine)
turkmeni (masculine plural)
turkmene (feminine plural)


tanzaniano

tanzaniano (feminine tanzaniana, masculine plural tanzaniani, feminine plural tanzaniane)

tanzaniana (feminine)
tanzaniani (masculine plural)
tanzaniane (feminine plural)


kuwaitiano

kuwaitiano (feminine kuwaitiana, masculine plural kuwaitiani, feminine plural kuwaitiane)

kuwaitiana (feminine)
kuwaitiani (masculine plural)
kuwaitiane (feminine plural)


uzbeco

uzbeco (feminine uzbeca, masculine plural uzbechi, feminine plural uzbeche)

uzbeca (feminine)
uzbechi (masculine plural)
uzbeche (feminine plural)


omanita

omanita (masculine plural omaniti, feminine plural omanite)

omaniti (masculine plural)
omanite (feminine plural)


namibiano

namibiano (feminine namibiana, masculine plural namibiani, feminine plural namibiane)

namibiana (feminine)
namibiani (masculine plural)
namibiane (feminine plural)


montenegrino

montenegrino (feminine montenegrina, masculine plural montenegrini, feminine plural montenegrine)

montenegrina (feminine)
montenegrini (masculine plural)
montenegrine (feminine plural)


ftalico

ftalico (feminine ftalica, masculine plural ftalici, feminine plural ftaliche)

ftalica (feminine)
ftalici (masculine plural)
ftaliche (feminine plural)


mauritano

mauritano (feminine mauritana, masculine plural mauritani, feminine plural mauritane)

mauritana (feminine)
mauritani (masculine plural)
mauritane (feminine plural)


haitiano

haitiano (feminine haitiana, masculine plural haitiani, feminine plural haitiane)

haitiana (feminine)
haitiani (masculine plural)
haitiane (feminine plural)


liberiano

liberiano (feminine liberiana, masculine plural liberiani, feminine plural liberiane)

liberiana (feminine)
liberiani (masculine plural)
liberiane (feminine plural)


monodelfo

monodelfo (feminine monodelfa, masculine plural monodelfi, feminine plural monodelfe)

monodelfa (feminine)
monodelfi (masculine plural)
monodelfe (feminine plural)


monosepalo

monosepalo (feminine monosepala, masculine plural monosepali, feminine plural monosepale)

monosepala (feminine)
monosepali (masculine plural)
monosepale (feminine plural)


bengalese

Bangladeshi (of, from or relating to Bangladesh)

Bengali (of, from or relating to Bengal (region divided between India and Bangladesh))


mucronato

mucronato (feminine mucronata, masculine plural mucronati, feminine plural mucronate)

mucronata (feminine)
mucronati (masculine plural)
mucronate (feminine plural)


naturalizzato

naturalizzato (feminine naturalizzata, masculine plural naturalizzati, feminine plural naturalizzate)

naturalizzata (feminine)
naturalizzati (masculine plural)
naturalizzate (feminine plural)


monoico

monoico (feminine monoica, masculine plural monoici, feminine plural monoiche)

monoica (feminine)
monoici (masculine plural)
monoiche (feminine plural)


singaporiano

singaporiano (feminine singaporiana, masculine plural singaporiani, feminine plural singaporiane)

singaporiana (feminine)
singaporiani (masculine plural)
singaporiane (feminine plural)


maldiviano

maldiviano (feminine maldiviana, masculine plural maldiviani, feminine plural maldiviane)

maldiviana (feminine)
maldiviani (masculine plural)
maldiviane (feminine plural)


mauriziano

mauriziano (feminine mauriziana, masculine plural mauriziani, feminine plural mauriziane)

mauriziana (feminine)
mauriziani (masculine plural)
mauriziane (feminine plural)


ciadiano

ciadiano (feminine ciadiana, masculine plural ciadiani, feminine plural ciadiane)

ciadiana (feminine)
ciadiani (masculine plural)
ciadiane (feminine plural)


micronesiano

micronesiano (feminine micronesiana, masculine plural micronesiani, feminine plural micronesiane)

micronesiana (feminine)
micronesiani (masculine plural)
micronesiane (feminine plural)


figiano

figiano (feminine figiana, masculine plural figiani, feminine plural figiane)

figiana (feminine)
figiani (masculine plural)
figiane (feminine plural)


capoverdiano

capoverdiano (feminine capoverdiana, masculine plural capoverdiani, feminine plural capoverdiane)

capoverdiana (feminine)
capoverdiani (masculine plural)
capoverdiane (feminine plural)


abkhazo

abkhazo (feminine abkhaza, masculine plural abkhazi, feminine plural abkhaze)

abkhaza (feminine)
abkhazi (masculine plural)
abkhaze (feminine plural)


nigerino

nigerino (feminine nigerina, masculine plural nigerini, feminine plural nigerine)

nigerina (feminine)
nigerini (masculine plural)
nigerine (feminine plural)


botswaniano

botswaniano (feminine botswaniana, masculine plural botswaniani, feminine plural botswaniane)

botswaniana (feminine)
botswaniani (masculine plural)
botswaniane (feminine plural)


tongano

tongano (feminine tongana, masculine plural tongani, feminine plural tongane)

tongana (feminine)
tongani (masculine plural)
tongane (feminine plural)


mozambicano

mozambicano (feminine mozambicana, masculine plural mozambicani, feminine plural mozambicane)

mozambicana (feminine)
mozambicani (masculine plural)
mozambicane (feminine plural)


papuano

papuano (feminine papuana, masculine plural papuani, feminine plural papuane)

papuana (feminine)
papuani (masculine plural)
papuane (feminine plural)


gambiano

gambiano (feminine gambiana, masculine plural gambiani, feminine plural gambiane)

gambiana (feminine)
gambiani (masculine plural)
gambiane (feminine plural)

Gambian (of, from or relating to the Gambia)


birmano

birmano (feminine birmana, masculine plural birmani, feminine plural birmane)

birmana (feminine)
birmani (masculine plural)
birmane (feminine plural)


gibutiano

gibutiano (feminine gibutiana, masculine plural gibutiani, feminine plural gibutiane)

gibutiana (feminine)
gibutiani (masculine plural)
gibutiane (feminine plural)


lesothiano

lesothiano (feminine lesothiana, masculine plural lesothiani, feminine plural lesothiane)

lesothiana (feminine)
lesothiani (masculine plural)
lesothiane (feminine plural)


ceceno

ceceno (feminine cecena, masculine plural ceceni, feminine plural cecene)

cecena (feminine)
ceceni (masculine plural)
cecene (feminine plural)


comoriano

comoriano (feminine comoriana, masculine plural comoriani, feminine plural comoriane)

comoriana (feminine)
comoriani (masculine plural)
comoriane (feminine plural)


qatariota

qatariota (masculine plural qatarioti, feminine plural qatariote)

qatarioti (masculine plural)
qatariote (feminine plural)


lacrimogeno

lacrimogeno (feminine lacrimogena, masculine plural lacrimogeni, feminine plural lacrimogene)

lacrimogena (feminine)
lacrimogeni (masculine plural)
lacrimogene (feminine plural)


lacerato

lacerato (feminine lacerata, masculine plural lacerati, feminine plural lacerate)

lacerata (feminine)
lacerati (masculine plural)
lacerate (feminine plural)


samoano

samoano (feminine samoana, masculine plural samoani, feminine plural samoane)

samoana (feminine)
samoani (masculine plural)
samoane (feminine plural)


malawiano

malawiano (feminine malawiana, masculine plural malawiani, feminine plural malawiane)

malawiana (feminine)
malawiani (masculine plural)
malawiane (feminine plural)


guineano

guineano (feminine guineana, masculine plural guineani, feminine plural guineane)

guineana (feminine)
guineani (masculine plural)
guineane (feminine plural)


languido

languido (feminine languida, masculine plural languidi, feminine plural languide)

languida (feminine)
languidi (masculine plural)
languide (feminine plural)


laminato

laminato (feminine laminata, masculine plural laminati, feminine plural laminate)

laminata (feminine)
laminati (masculine plural)
laminate (feminine plural)


lanciamissili

Verb-object compound, composed of lancia (“to throw; to launch”) + missili (“missiles”).


latri

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


iugoslavo

it-adj

iugoslavo (feminine iugoslava, masculine plural iugoslavi, feminine plural iugoslave)

iugoslava (feminine)
iugoslavi (masculine plural)
iugoslave (feminine plural)


obcordato

obcordato (feminine obcordata, masculine plural obcordati, feminine plural obcordate)

obcordata (feminine)
obcordati (masculine plural)
obcordate (feminine plural)


oblungo

oblungo (feminine oblunga, masculine plural oblunghi, feminine plural oblunghe)

oblunga (feminine)
oblunghi (masculine plural)
oblunghe (feminine plural)


oblanceolato

oblanceolato (feminine oblanceolata, masculine plural oblanceolati, feminine plural oblanceolate)

oblanceolata (feminine)
oblanceolati (masculine plural)
oblanceolate (feminine plural)


obovato

obovato (feminine obovata, masculine plural obovati, feminine plural obovate)

obovata (feminine)
obovati (masculine plural)
obovate (feminine plural)


ombreggiato

ombreggiato (feminine ombreggiata, masculine plural ombreggiati, feminine plural ombreggiate)

ombreggiata (feminine)
ombreggiati (masculine plural)
ombreggiate (feminine plural)


palmatosetto

palmatosetto (feminine palmatosetta, masculine plural palmatosetti, feminine plural palmatosette)

palmatosetta (feminine)
palmatosetti (masculine plural)
palmatosette (feminine plural)


palmatifido

palmatifido (feminine palmatifida, masculine plural palmatifidi, feminine plural palmatifide)

palmatifida (feminine)
palmatifidi (masculine plural)
palmatifide (feminine plural)


palmato

palmato (feminine palmata, masculine plural palmati, feminine plural palmate)

palmata (feminine)
palmati (masculine plural)
palmate (feminine plural)


peduncolato

peduncolato (feminine peduncolata, masculine plural peduncolati, feminine plural peduncolate)

peduncolata (feminine)
peduncolati (masculine plural)
peduncolate (feminine plural)


perfoliato

perfoliato (feminine perfoliata, masculine plural perfoliati, feminine plural perfoliate)

perfoliata (feminine)
perfoliati (masculine plural)
perfoliate (feminine plural)


ottuso

ottuso (feminine ottusa, masculine plural ottusi, feminine plural ottuse)

ottusa (feminine)
ottusi (masculine plural)
ottuse (feminine plural)


papilloso

papilloso (feminine papillosa, masculine plural papillosi, feminine plural papillose)

papillosa (feminine)
papillosi (masculine plural)
papillose (feminine plural)


pennato

pennato (feminine pennata, masculine plural pennati, feminine plural pennate)

pennata (feminine)
pennati (masculine plural)
pennate (feminine plural)


pendulo

pendulo (feminine pendula, masculine plural penduli, feminine plural pendule)

pendula (feminine)
penduli (masculine plural)
pendule (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin pendulus. Doublet of pendolo.


jugoslavo

jugoslavo (feminine jugoslava, masculine plural jugoslavi, feminine plural jugoslave)

jugoslava (feminine)
jugoslavi (masculine plural)
jugoslave (feminine plural)


pentamero

pentamero (feminine pentamera, masculine plural pentameri, feminine plural pentamere)

pentamera (feminine)
pentameri (masculine plural)
pentamere (feminine plural)


peltato

peltato (feminine peltata, masculine plural peltati, feminine plural peltate)

peltata (feminine)
peltati (masculine plural)
peltate (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin peltātus, derived from Latin pelta (a kind of shield).

(historical) equipped with a pelta shield


templario

templario (feminine templaria, masculine plural templari, feminine plural templarie)

templaria (feminine)
templari (masculine plural)
templarie (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin templaris, derivate from Latin templum.

(rare, relational) Templar, Knights Templar


bretone

From Latin Brittōnem (“Briton; Breton”).

Breton (of, from or relating to Brittany)


logoro

logoro (feminine logora, masculine plural logori, feminine plural logore)

logora (feminine)
logori (masculine plural)
logore (feminine plural)

From the short past participle of logorare (“wear out”) in Tuscan; compare the Standard Italian participle logorato.


liceale

(relational) lyceum (related to an Italian liceo or non-Italian equivalent)


losco

losco (feminine losca, masculine plural loschi, feminine plural losche)

losca (feminine)
loschi (masculine plural)
losche (feminine plural)

From Latin luscus. Compare French louche.


grenadino

grenadino (feminine grenadina, masculine plural grenadini, feminine plural grenadine)

grenadina (feminine)
grenadini (masculine plural)
grenadine (feminine plural)


lugubre

From Latin lūgubris (“mournful; gloomy”), possibly a borrowing.


malesiano

malesiano (feminine malesiana, masculine plural malesiani, feminine plural malesiane)

malesiana (feminine)
malesiani (masculine plural)
malesiane (feminine plural)


picciolato

picciolato (feminine picciolata, masculine plural picciolati, feminine plural picciolate)

picciolata (feminine)
picciolati (masculine plural)
picciolate (feminine plural)

(botany) pedunculate, pedunculated, stalked


petaloideo

petaloideo (feminine petaloidea, masculine plural petaloidei, feminine plural petaloidee)

petaloidea (feminine)
petaloidei (masculine plural)
petaloidee (feminine plural)


polimorfico

polimorfico (feminine polimorfica, masculine plural polimorfici, feminine plural polimorfiche)

polimorfica (feminine)
polimorfici (masculine plural)
polimorfiche (feminine plural)


pistillifero

pistillifero (feminine pistillifera, masculine plural pistilliferi, feminine plural pistillifere)

pistillifera (feminine)
pistilliferi (masculine plural)
pistillifere (feminine plural)


prismatico

prismatico (feminine prismatica, masculine plural prismatici, feminine plural prismatiche)

prismatica (feminine)
prismatici (masculine plural)
prismatiche (feminine plural)


pronubo

pronubo (feminine pronuba, masculine plural pronubi, feminine plural pronube)

pronuba (feminine)
pronubi (masculine plural)
pronube (feminine plural)


picciolo

picciolo (feminine picciola, masculine plural piccioli, feminine plural picciole)

picciola (feminine)
piccioli (masculine plural)
picciole (feminine plural)

cog

Sanskrit पद (pada, “step, pace; sign, token; part, portion”)

A così fatta vita e a peggiore m’ha la fortuna lasciata consolazione così picciola, come udite; […]

c. 1343, Boccaccio, “Capitolo Quinto”, in Elegia di Madonna Fiammetta:


polposo

it-adj

polposo (feminine polposa, masculine plural polposi, feminine plural polpose)

polposa (feminine)
polposi (masculine plural)
polpose (feminine plural)

From Late Latin pulpōsus, from Latin pulpa. By surface analysis, polpa + -oso.


palauano

palauano (feminine palauana, masculine plural palauani, feminine plural palauane)

palauana (feminine)
palauani (masculine plural)
palauane (feminine plural)


prostrato

prostrato (feminine prostrata, masculine plural prostrati, feminine plural prostrate)

prostrata (feminine)
prostrati (masculine plural)
prostrate (feminine plural)


retuso

retuso (feminine retusa, masculine plural retusi, feminine plural retuse)

retusa (feminine)
retusi (masculine plural)
retuse (feminine plural)


revoluto

revoluto (feminine revoluta, masculine plural revoluti, feminine plural revolute)

revoluta (feminine)
revoluti (masculine plural)
revolute (feminine plural)


ramificato

ramificato (feminine ramificata, masculine plural ramificati, feminine plural ramificate)

ramificata (feminine)
ramificati (masculine plural)
ramificate (feminine plural)


sarmentoso

sarmentoso (feminine sarmentosa, masculine plural sarmentosi, feminine plural sarmentose)

sarmentosa (feminine)
sarmentosi (masculine plural)
sarmentose (feminine plural)

From Latin sarmentōsus, from Latin sarmentum.


ramoso

ramoso (feminine ramosa, masculine plural ramosi, feminine plural ramose)

ramosa (feminine)
ramosi (masculine plural)
ramose (feminine plural)

From Latin ramōsus. By surface analysis, ramo + -oso.


scanalato

scanalato (feminine scanalata, masculine plural scanalati, feminine plural scanalate)

scanalata (feminine)
scanalati (masculine plural)
scanalate (feminine plural)


sciafilo

sciafilo (feminine sciafila, masculine plural sciafili, feminine plural sciafile)

sciafila (feminine)
sciafili (masculine plural)
sciafile (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek σκιά (skiá, “shadow”) + -filo.


setoloso

setoloso (feminine setolosa, masculine plural setolosi, feminine plural setolose)

setolosa (feminine)
setolosi (masculine plural)
setolose (feminine plural)


simbiotico

simbiotico (feminine simbiotica, masculine plural simbiotici, feminine plural simbiotiche)

simbiotica (feminine)
simbiotici (masculine plural)
simbiotiche (feminine plural)


sinsepalo

sinsepalo (feminine sinsepala, masculine plural sinsepali, feminine plural sinsepale)

sinsepala (feminine)
sinsepali (masculine plural)
sinsepale (feminine plural)


sinpetalo

sinpetalo (feminine sinpetala, masculine plural sinpetali, feminine plural sinpetale)

sinpetala (feminine)
sinpetali (masculine plural)
sinpetale (feminine plural)


simpetalo

simpetalo (feminine simpetala, masculine plural simpetali, feminine plural simpetale)

simpetala (feminine)
simpetali (masculine plural)
simpetale (feminine plural)


stamenifero

stamenifero (feminine stamenifera, masculine plural stameniferi, feminine plural stamenifere)

stamenifera (feminine)
stameniferi (masculine plural)
stamenifere (feminine plural)


subcilindrico

subcilindrico (feminine subcilindrica, masculine plural subcilindrici, feminine plural subcilindriche)

subcilindrica (feminine)
subcilindrici (masculine plural)
subcilindriche (feminine plural)


subglabro

subglabro (feminine subglabra, masculine plural subglabri, feminine plural subglabre)

subglabra (feminine)
subglabri (masculine plural)
subglabre (feminine plural)


uniparo

uniparo (feminine unipara, masculine plural unipari, feminine plural unipare)

unipara (feminine)
unipari (masculine plural)
unipare (feminine plural)


spugnoso

spugnoso (feminine spugnosa, masculine plural spugnosi, feminine plural spugnose)

spugnosa (feminine)
spugnosi (masculine plural)
spugnose (feminine plural)


in vita

Literally, “in life”. Compare French en vie.


tubuloso

tubuloso (feminine tubulosa, masculine plural tubulosi, feminine plural tubulose)

tubulosa (feminine)
tubulosi (masculine plural)
tubulose (feminine plural)


unifloro

unifloro (feminine uniflora, masculine plural uniflori, feminine plural uniflore)

uniflora (feminine)
uniflori (masculine plural)
uniflore (feminine plural)


xilofago

xilofago (feminine xilofaga, masculine plural xilofagi, feminine plural xilofaghe)

xilofaga (feminine)
xilofagi (masculine plural)
xilofaghe (feminine plural)


mimetico

mimetico (feminine mimetica, masculine plural mimetici, feminine plural mimetiche)

mimetica (feminine)
mimetici (masculine plural)
mimetiche (feminine plural)


tomentoso

tomentoso (feminine tomentosa, masculine plural tomentosi, feminine plural tomentose)

tomentosa (feminine)
tomentosi (masculine plural)
tomentose (feminine plural)


vischioso

vischioso (feminine vischiosa, masculine plural vischiosi, feminine plural vischiose)

vischiosa (feminine)
vischiosi (masculine plural)
vischiose (feminine plural)


succoso

succoso (feminine succosa, masculine plural succosi, feminine plural succose)

succosa (feminine)
succosi (masculine plural)
succose (feminine plural)

From Late Latin sūccōsus, variant of Latin sūcōsus. Doublet of sugoso.


succulento

succulento (feminine succulenta, masculine plural succulenti, feminine plural succulente)

succulenta (feminine)
succulenti (masculine plural)
succulente (feminine plural)


tetramero

tetramero (feminine tetramera, masculine plural tetrameri, feminine plural tetramere)

tetramera (feminine)
tetrameri (masculine plural)
tetramere (feminine plural)


venereo

venereo (feminine venerea, masculine plural venerei, feminine plural veneree)

venerea (feminine)
venerei (masculine plural)
veneree (feminine plural)

From Latin venereus, venerius (“of or relating to sexual love”), from Venus (“Roman goddess of love”) (from Proto-Indo-European *wenh₁- (“to love”)) + -eus, -ius.


suffruticoso

suffruticoso (feminine suffruticosa, masculine plural suffruticosi, feminine plural suffruticose)

suffruticosa (feminine)
suffruticosi (masculine plural)
suffruticose (feminine plural)


trigono

trigono (feminine trigona, masculine plural trigoni, feminine plural trigone)

trigona (feminine)
trigoni (masculine plural)
trigone (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin trigōnus, from Ancient Greek τρίγωνος (trígōnos), τρῐ́γωνον (trígōnon). By surface analysis, tri- + -gono.


zigomorfo

zigomorfo (feminine zigomorfa, masculine plural zigomorfi, feminine plural zigomorfe)

zigomorfa (feminine)
zigomorfi (masculine plural)
zigomorfe (feminine plural)


oriundo

oriundo (feminine oriunda, masculine plural oriundi, feminine plural oriunde)

oriunda (feminine)
oriundi (masculine plural)
oriunde (feminine plural)

Borrowed fom Latin oriundus (“descended from”), from orior (“to rise, originate”).

native (of a place, especially native of Italy but living abroad)


frettoloso

frettoloso (feminine frettolosa, masculine plural frettolosi, feminine plural frettolose)

frettolosa (feminine)
frettolosi (masculine plural)
frettolose (feminine plural)


trasgressivo

trasgressivo (feminine trasgressiva, masculine plural trasgressivi, feminine plural trasgressive)

trasgressiva (feminine)
trasgressivi (masculine plural)
trasgressive (feminine plural)


hermitiano

hermitiano (feminine hermitiana, masculine plural hermitiani, feminine plural hermitiane)

hermitiana (feminine)
hermitiani (masculine plural)
hermitiane (feminine plural)


sventato

sventato (feminine sventata, masculine plural sventati, feminine plural sventate)

sventata (feminine)
sventati (masculine plural)
sventate (feminine plural)

Deverbal of sventare (“to foil, thwart”), probably with phonetic contamination from svuotato (“emptied, vented”).

reckless, heedless, scatterbrained, silly


manzoniano

manzoniano (feminine manzoniana, masculine plural manzoniani, feminine plural manzoniane)

manzoniana (feminine)
manzoniani (masculine plural)
manzoniane (feminine plural)

(literature) Manzonian (of or in the style of Alessandro Manzoni)


accusatorio

accusatorio (feminine accusatoria, masculine plural accusatori, feminine plural accusatorie)

accusatoria (feminine)
accusatori (masculine plural)
accusatorie (feminine plural)


agguerrito

agguerrito (feminine agguerrita, masculine plural agguerriti, feminine plural agguerrite)

agguerrita (feminine)
agguerriti (masculine plural)
agguerrite (feminine plural)


vistoso

vistoso (feminine vistosa, masculine plural vistosi, feminine plural vistose)

vistosa (feminine)
vistosi (masculine plural)
vistose (feminine plural)

From vista + -oso; cognate with Piedmontese vistus.


altezzoso

altezzoso (feminine altezzosa, masculine plural altezzosi, feminine plural altezzose)

altezzosa (feminine)
altezzosi (masculine plural)
altezzose (feminine plural)


nauseabondo

nauseabondo (feminine nauseabonda, masculine plural nauseabondi, feminine plural nauseabonde)

nauseabonda (feminine)
nauseabondi (masculine plural)
nauseabonde (feminine plural)


argentato

argentato (feminine argentata, masculine plural argentati, feminine plural argentate)

argentata (feminine)
argentati (masculine plural)
argentate (feminine plural)


vichingo

vichingo (feminine vichinga, masculine plural vichinghi, feminine plural vichinghe)

vichinga (feminine)
vichinghi (masculine plural)
vichinghe (feminine plural)

una casa lunga vichinga


nauseato

nauseato (feminine nauseata, masculine plural nauseati, feminine plural nauseate)

nauseata (feminine)
nauseati (masculine plural)
nauseate (feminine plural)


stentato

stentato (feminine stentata, masculine plural stentati, feminine plural stentate)

stentata (feminine)
stentati (masculine plural)
stentate (feminine plural)


pauroso

pauroso (feminine paurosa, masculine plural paurosi, feminine plural paurose)

paurosa (feminine)
paurosi (masculine plural)
paurose (feminine plural)

From Vulgar Latin *pavōrōsum, derived from Latin pavōrem (“fear”, noun). By surface analysis, paura + -oso.

frightful, shocking, incredible, terrible


libidinoso

libidinoso (feminine libidinosa, masculine plural libidinosi, feminine plural libidinose)

libidinosa (feminine)
libidinosi (masculine plural)
libidinose (feminine plural)


raggirato

raggirato (feminine raggirata, masculine plural raggirati, feminine plural raggirate)

raggirata (feminine)
raggirati (masculine plural)
raggirate (feminine plural)


posticipato

posticipato (feminine posticipata, masculine plural posticipati, feminine plural posticipate)

posticipata (feminine)
posticipati (masculine plural)
posticipate (feminine plural)


smilzo

smilzo (feminine smilza, masculine plural smilzi, feminine plural smilze)

smilza (feminine)
smilzi (masculine plural)
smilze (feminine plural)


torbido

torbido (feminine torbida, masculine plural torbidi, feminine plural torbide)

torbida (feminine)
torbidi (masculine plural)
torbide (feminine plural)


marista

marista (masculine plural maristi, feminine plural mariste)

maristi (masculine plural)
mariste (feminine plural)


sostanzioso

sostanzioso (feminine sostanziosa, masculine plural sostanziosi, feminine plural sostanziose)

sostanziosa (feminine)
sostanziosi (masculine plural)
sostanziose (feminine plural)

substantial, rich, abundant, considerable


lauto

lauto (feminine lauta, masculine plural lauti, feminine plural laute)

lauta (feminine)
lauti (masculine plural)
laute (feminine plural)

una lauta colazione


psicopatologico

psicopatologico (feminine psicopatologica, masculine plural psicopatologici, feminine plural psicopatologiche)

psicopatologica (feminine)
psicopatologici (masculine plural)
psicopatologiche (feminine plural)


gastroesofageo

gastroesofageo (feminine gastroesofagea, masculine plural gastroesofagei, feminine plural gastroesofagee)

gastroesofagea (feminine)
gastroesofagei (masculine plural)
gastroesofagee (feminine plural)


cianotico

cianotico (feminine cianotica, masculine plural cianotici, feminine plural cianotiche)

cianotica (feminine)
cianotici (masculine plural)
cianotiche (feminine plural)


sonnolento

sonnolento (feminine sonnolenta, masculine plural sonnolenti, feminine plural sonnolente)

sonnolenta (feminine)
sonnolenti (masculine plural)
sonnolente (feminine plural)

From Latin somnolentus, derived from somnus (“sleep”), from Proto-Indo-European *swépnos.


manualistico

manualistico (feminine manualistica, masculine plural manualistici, feminine plural manualistiche)

manualistica (feminine)
manualistici (masculine plural)
manualistiche (feminine plural)


mantico

mantico (feminine mantica, masculine plural mantici, feminine plural mantiche)

mantica (feminine)
mantici (masculine plural)
mantiche (feminine plural)


assonnato

assonnato (feminine assonnata, masculine plural assonnati, feminine plural assonnate)

assonnata (feminine)
assonnati (masculine plural)
assonnate (feminine plural)


letargico

letargico (feminine letargica, masculine plural letargici, feminine plural letargiche)

letargica (feminine)
letargici (masculine plural)
letargiche (feminine plural)


mantovano

mantovano (feminine mantovana, masculine plural mantovani, feminine plural mantovane)

mantovana (feminine)
mantovani (masculine plural)
mantovane (feminine plural)


stilistico

stilistico (feminine stilistica, masculine plural stilistici, feminine plural stilistiche)

stilistica (feminine)
stilistici (masculine plural)
stilistiche (feminine plural)


sprezzante

contemptuous, disdainful, scornful, snide


pagabile

From pagare + -abile; cognate with Piedmontese pagàbil.


sottopagato

sottopagato (feminine sottopagata, masculine plural sottopagati, feminine plural sottopagate)

sottopagata (feminine)
sottopagati (masculine plural)
sottopagate (feminine plural)


usuraio

usuraio (feminine usuraia, masculine plural usurai, feminine plural usuraie)

usuraia (feminine)
usurai (masculine plural)
usuraie (feminine plural)

From usura + -aio, corresponding to Latin ūsūrārius. Cf. also usurario.


celeberrimo

celeberrimo (feminine celeberrima, masculine plural celeberrimi, feminine plural celeberrime)

celeberrima (feminine)
celeberrimi (masculine plural)
celeberrime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of celebre; very famous


usurario

usurario (feminine usuraria, masculine plural usurari, feminine plural usurarie)

usuraria (feminine)
usurari (masculine plural)
usurarie (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from Latin ūsūrārius. See also usuraio.


cementizio

cementizio (feminine cementizia, masculine plural cementizi, feminine plural cementizie)

cementizia (feminine)
cementizi (masculine plural)
cementizie (feminine plural)


sismologico

sismologico (feminine sismologica, masculine plural sismologici, feminine plural sismologiche)

sismologica (feminine)
sismologici (masculine plural)
sismologiche (feminine plural)


sistemico

sistemico (feminine sistemica, masculine plural sistemici, feminine plural sistemiche)

sistemica (feminine)
sistemici (masculine plural)
sistemiche (feminine plural)


stalinista

stalinista (masculine plural stalinisti, feminine plural staliniste)

stalinisti (masculine plural)
staliniste (feminine plural)


orientativo

orientativo (feminine orientativa, masculine plural orientativi, feminine plural orientative)

orientativa (feminine)
orientativi (masculine plural)
orientative (feminine plural)


usurai

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


perfezionistico

it-adj

perfezionistico (feminine perfezionistica, masculine plural perfezionistici, feminine plural perfezionistiche)

perfezionistica (feminine)
perfezionistici (masculine plural)
perfezionistiche (feminine plural)

From perfezione (“perfection”) + -istico (“-istic”).

suffix

perfectionistic (related to perfectionism)

(rare) perfectionistic (inclined to perfectionism)


migliorabile

improvable, susceptible of improvement, capable of being improved


animalesco

it-adj

animalesco (feminine animalesca, masculine plural animaleschi, feminine plural animalesche)

animalesca (feminine)
animaleschi (masculine plural)
animalesche (feminine plural)


perfezionista

perfezionista (masculine plural perfezionisti, feminine plural perfezioniste)

perfezionisti (masculine plural)
perfezioniste (feminine plural)

From perfezione (“perfection”) + -ista (“-ist”).

suffix

perfectionistic (inclined to perfectionsim)


morboso

it-adj

morboso (feminine morbosa, masculine plural morbosi, feminine plural morbose)

morbosa (feminine)
morbosi (masculine plural)
morbose (feminine plural)

From Latin morbōsus (“diseased”), from morbus (“disease”).


terzogenito

terzogenito (feminine terzogenita, masculine plural terzogeniti, feminine plural terzogenite)

terzogenita (feminine)
terzogeniti (masculine plural)
terzogenite (feminine plural)


radiologico

radiologico (feminine radiologica, masculine plural radiologici, feminine plural radiologiche)

radiologica (feminine)
radiologici (masculine plural)
radiologiche (feminine plural)


scoliotico

scoliotico (feminine scoliotica, masculine plural scoliotici, feminine plural scoliotiche)

scoliotica (feminine)
scoliotici (masculine plural)
scoliotiche (feminine plural)


osteoporotico

osteoporotico (feminine osteoporotica, masculine plural osteoporotici, feminine plural osteoporotiche)

osteoporotica (feminine)
osteoporotici (masculine plural)
osteoporotiche (feminine plural)


cibernetico

cibernetico (feminine cibernetica, masculine plural cibernetici, feminine plural cibernetiche)

cibernetica (feminine)
cibernetici (masculine plural)
cibernetiche (feminine plural)

Ultimately from Ancient Greek κῠβερνητῐκός (kubernētikós), but compare cibernetica (“cybernetics”) and English cybernetic, French cybernétique.

der

κῠβερνητῐκός


agnostico

it-adj

agnostico (feminine agnostica, masculine plural agnostici, feminine plural agnostiche)

agnostica (feminine)
agnostici (masculine plural)
agnostiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from English agnostic, derived from Ancient Greek ἄγνωστος (ágnōstos). By surface analysis, a- (“un-”, negative prefix) + gnostico (“gnostic”).


misantropico

it-adj

misantropico (feminine misantropica, masculine plural misantropici, feminine plural misantropiche)

misantropica (feminine)
misantropici (masculine plural)
misantropiche (feminine plural)


atterrito

atterrito (feminine atterrita, masculine plural atterriti, feminine plural atterrite)

atterrita (feminine)
atterriti (masculine plural)
atterrite (feminine plural)


esofageo

esofageo (feminine esofagea, masculine plural esofagei, feminine plural esofagee)

esofagea (feminine)
esofagei (masculine plural)
esofagee (feminine plural)


maoistico

maoistico (feminine maoistica, masculine plural maoistici, feminine plural maoistiche)

maoistica (feminine)
maoistici (masculine plural)
maoistiche (feminine plural)


operabile

operable (able to be treated by surgery)


maomettano

maomettano (feminine maomettana, masculine plural maomettani, feminine plural maomettane)

maomettana (feminine)
maomettani (masculine plural)
maomettane (feminine plural)


orinario

orinario (feminine orinaria, masculine plural orinari, feminine plural orinarie)

orinaria (feminine)
orinari (masculine plural)
orinarie (feminine plural)


ontologico

ontologico (feminine ontologica, masculine plural ontologici, feminine plural ontologiche)

ontologica (feminine)
ontologici (masculine plural)
ontologiche (feminine plural)


maoista

maoista (masculine plural maoisti, feminine plural maoiste)

maoisti (masculine plural)
maoiste (feminine plural)


misantropo

misantropo (feminine misantropa, masculine plural misantropi, feminine plural misantrope)

misantropa (feminine)
misantropi (masculine plural)
misantrope (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek μισάνθρωπος (misánthrōpos), from μισέω (miséō, “I hate”) + ἄνθρωπος (ánthrōpos, “human”).


recidivo

it-adj

recidivo (feminine recidiva, masculine plural recidivi, feminine plural recidive)

recidiva (feminine)
recidivi (masculine plural)
recidive (feminine plural)


ricercatrice

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


opalescente

From opale, modelled on iridescente, lattescente, etc.


marantico

it-adj

marantico (feminine marantica, masculine plural marantici, feminine plural marantiche)

marantica (feminine)
marantici (masculine plural)
marantiche (feminine plural)


biometrico

biometrico (feminine biometrica, masculine plural biometrici, feminine plural biometriche)

biometrica (feminine)
biometrici (masculine plural)
biometriche (feminine plural)

From biometria + -ico. By surface analysis, bio- + -metrico.


ameno

ameno (feminine amena, masculine plural ameni, feminine plural amene)

amena (feminine)
ameni (masculine plural)
amene (feminine plural)


ammaestrato

ammaestrato (feminine ammaestrata, masculine plural ammaestrati, feminine plural ammaestrate)

ammaestrata (feminine)
ammaestrati (masculine plural)
ammaestrate (feminine plural)


esplorativo

esplorativo (feminine esplorativa, masculine plural esplorativi, feminine plural esplorative)

esplorativa (feminine)
esplorativi (masculine plural)
esplorative (feminine plural)


demografico

demografico (feminine demografica, masculine plural demografici, feminine plural demografiche)

demografica (feminine)
demografici (masculine plural)
demografiche (feminine plural)


formativo

formativo (feminine formativa, masculine plural formativi, feminine plural formative)

formativa (feminine)
formativi (masculine plural)
formative (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin formativus.


masochistico

masochistico (feminine masochistica, masculine plural masochistici, feminine plural masochistiche)

masochistica (feminine)
masochistici (masculine plural)
masochistiche (feminine plural)


maritato

maritato (feminine maritata, masculine plural maritati, feminine plural maritate)

maritata (feminine)
maritati (masculine plural)
maritate (feminine plural)


medicato

medicato (feminine medicata, masculine plural medicati, feminine plural medicate)

medicata (feminine)
medicati (masculine plural)
medicate (feminine plural)


compulsivo

compulsivo (feminine compulsiva, masculine plural compulsivi, feminine plural compulsive)

compulsiva (feminine)
compulsivi (masculine plural)
compulsive (feminine plural)


digestivo

digestivo (feminine digestiva, masculine plural digestivi, feminine plural digestive)

digestiva (feminine)
digestivi (masculine plural)
digestive (feminine plural)


capitalista

capitalista (masculine plural capitalisti, feminine plural capitaliste)

capitalisti (masculine plural)
capitaliste (feminine plural)


patavino

patavino (feminine patavina, masculine plural patavini, feminine plural patavine)

patavina (feminine)
patavini (masculine plural)
patavine (feminine plural)


asserito

asserito (feminine asserita, masculine plural asseriti, feminine plural asserite)

asserita (feminine)
asseriti (masculine plural)
asserite (feminine plural)


psicogeno

psicogeno (feminine psicogena, masculine plural psicogeni, feminine plural psicogene)

psicogena (feminine)
psicogeni (masculine plural)
psicogene (feminine plural)


barré

Borrowed from French barré. Doublet of barrato.

(music) barred (having the fingers placed across several strings of an instrument)


centigrado

centigrado (feminine centigrada, masculine plural centigradi, feminine plural centigrade)

centigrada (feminine)
centigradi (masculine plural)
centigrade (feminine plural)


euroscettico

euroscettico (feminine euroscettica, masculine plural euroscettici, feminine plural euroscettiche)

euroscettica (feminine)
euroscettici (masculine plural)
euroscettiche (feminine plural)


marchiano

marchiano (feminine marchiana, masculine plural marchiani, feminine plural marchiane)

marchiana (feminine)
marchiani (masculine plural)
marchiane (feminine plural)


aspecifico

aspecifico (feminine aspecifica, masculine plural aspecifici, feminine plural aspecifiche)

aspecifica (feminine)
aspecifici (masculine plural)
aspecifiche (feminine plural)


ascetico

ascetico (feminine ascetica, masculine plural ascetici, feminine plural ascetiche)

ascetica (feminine)
ascetici (masculine plural)
ascetiche (feminine plural)


golfistico

golfistico (feminine golfistica, masculine plural golfistici, feminine plural golfistiche)

golfistica (feminine)
golfistici (masculine plural)
golfistiche (feminine plural)


godibile

godibile (plural godibili, superlative godibilissimo)

godibili (plural)
godibilissimo (superlative)


fotonico

fotonico (feminine fotonica, masculine plural fotonici, feminine plural fotoniche)

fotonica (feminine)
fotonici (masculine plural)
fotoniche (feminine plural)


imperialistico

imperialistico (feminine imperialistica, masculine plural imperialistici, feminine plural imperialistiche)

imperialistica (feminine)
imperialistici (masculine plural)
imperialistiche (feminine plural)


autarchico

autarchico (feminine autarchica, masculine plural autarchici, feminine plural autarchiche)

autarchica (feminine)
autarchici (masculine plural)
autarchiche (feminine plural)


spastico

spastico (feminine spastica, masculine plural spastici, feminine plural spastiche)

spastica (feminine)
spastici (masculine plural)
spastiche (feminine plural)


azzeccato

azzeccato (feminine azzeccata, masculine plural azzeccati, feminine plural azzeccate)

azzeccata (feminine)
azzeccati (masculine plural)
azzeccate (feminine plural)

una frase azzeccata


gregario

gregario (feminine gregaria, masculine plural gregari, feminine plural gregarie)

gregaria (feminine)
gregari (masculine plural)
gregarie (feminine plural)

atteggiamento gregario

pertaining or relative to a follower; unable of showing any enterprise or autonomy

(of an animal) living in flocks, packs or likes

with many specimina growing in the same place (of a plant)


maremmano

maremmano (feminine maremmana, masculine plural maremmani, feminine plural maremmane)

maremmana (feminine)
maremmani (masculine plural)
maremmane (feminine plural)


risicato

risicato (feminine risicata, masculine plural risicati, feminine plural risicate)

risicata (feminine)
risicati (masculine plural)
risicate (feminine plural)


esportatore

esportatore (feminine esportatrice, masculine plural esportatori, feminine plural esportatrici)

esportatrice (feminine)
esportatori (masculine plural)
esportatrici (feminine plural)


individualistico

individualistico (feminine individualistica, masculine plural individualistici, feminine plural individualistiche)

individualistica (feminine)
individualistici (masculine plural)
individualistiche (feminine plural)


immeritato

immeritato (feminine immeritata, masculine plural immeritati, feminine plural immeritate)

immeritata (feminine)
immeritati (masculine plural)
immeritate (feminine plural)


saturnino

saturnino (feminine saturnina, masculine plural saturnini, feminine plural saturnine)

saturnina (feminine)
saturnini (masculine plural)
saturnine (feminine plural)


imperialista

imperialista (masculine plural imperialisti, feminine plural imperialiste)

imperialisti (masculine plural)
imperialiste (feminine plural)


israelitico

israelitico (feminine israelitica, masculine plural israelitici, feminine plural israelitiche)

israelitica (feminine)
israelitici (masculine plural)
israelitiche (feminine plural)


mussulmano

mussulmano (feminine mussulmana, masculine plural mussulmani, feminine plural mussulmane)

mussulmana (feminine)
mussulmani (masculine plural)
mussulmane (feminine plural)


bonario

bonario (feminine bonaria, masculine plural bonari, feminine plural bonarie)

bonaria (feminine)
bonari (masculine plural)
bonarie (feminine plural)


disinibito

disinibito (feminine disinibita, masculine plural disinibiti, feminine plural disinibite)

disinibita (feminine)
disinibiti (masculine plural)
disinibite (feminine plural)


broncio

broncio (feminine broncia, masculine plural bronci, feminine plural bronce)

broncia (feminine)
bronci (masculine plural)
bronce (feminine plural)


bisbetico

bisbetico (feminine bisbetica, masculine plural bisbetici, feminine plural bisbetiche)

bisbetica (feminine)
bisbetici (masculine plural)
bisbetiche (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek ἀμφισβητικός (amphisbētikós, “fond of disputing, disputatious, contentious”), possibly through a Vulgar Latin amphisbeticus. Influenced by the prefix bis-. Cf. also Romanian bezmetic.

der

ἀμφισβητικός


keniota

it-adj

keniota (masculine plural kenioti, feminine plural keniote)

kenioti (masculine plural)
keniote (feminine plural)


genotipico

genotipico (feminine genotipica, masculine plural genotipici, feminine plural genotipiche)

genotipica (feminine)
genotipici (masculine plural)
genotipiche (feminine plural)


genomico

genomico (feminine genomica, masculine plural genomici, feminine plural genomiche)

genomica (feminine)
genomici (masculine plural)
genomiche (feminine plural)


geotermico

geotermico (feminine geotermica, masculine plural geotermici, feminine plural geotermiche)

geotermica (feminine)
geotermici (masculine plural)
geotermiche (feminine plural)


gentilizio

gentilizio (feminine gentilizia, masculine plural gentilizi, feminine plural gentilizie)

gentilizia (feminine)
gentilizi (masculine plural)
gentilizie (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin gentīlicius. By surface analysis, gentile (in the historical sense “relating to a gens”) + -izio.


deterministico

it-adj

deterministico (feminine deterministica, masculine plural deterministici, feminine plural deterministiche)

deterministica (feminine)
deterministici (masculine plural)
deterministiche (feminine plural)


gemellare

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


gemmologico

it-adj

gemmologico (feminine gemmologica, masculine plural gemmologici, feminine plural gemmologiche)

gemmologica (feminine)
gemmologici (masculine plural)
gemmologiche (feminine plural)


deteriorato

deteriorato (feminine deteriorata, masculine plural deteriorati, feminine plural deteriorate)

deteriorata (feminine)
deteriorati (masculine plural)
deteriorate (feminine plural)


oftalmico

oftalmico (feminine oftalmica, masculine plural oftalmici, feminine plural oftalmiche)

oftalmica (feminine)
oftalmici (masculine plural)
oftalmiche (feminine plural)

(anatomy, pathology, relational) eye; ophthalmic


oliato

oliato (feminine oliata, masculine plural oliati, feminine plural oliate)

oliata (feminine)
oliati (masculine plural)
oliate (feminine plural)


olioso

olioso (feminine oliosa, masculine plural oliosi, feminine plural oliose)

oliosa (feminine)
oliosi (masculine plural)
oliose (feminine plural)


oleario

oleario (feminine olearia, masculine plural oleari, feminine plural olearie)

olearia (feminine)
oleari (masculine plural)
olearie (feminine plural)


oliata

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


oleaceo

it-adj

oleaceo (feminine oleacea, masculine plural oleacei, feminine plural oleacee)

oleacea (feminine)
oleacei (masculine plural)
oleacee (feminine plural)


documentato

documentato (feminine documentata, masculine plural documentati, feminine plural documentate)

documentata (feminine)
documentati (masculine plural)
documentate (feminine plural)


oleoso

oleoso (feminine oleosa, masculine plural oleosi, feminine plural oleose)

oleosa (feminine)
oleosi (masculine plural)
oleose (feminine plural)


caprino

caprino (feminine caprina, masculine plural caprini, feminine plural caprine)

caprina (feminine)
caprini (masculine plural)
caprine (feminine plural)


podistico

podistico (feminine podistica, masculine plural podistici, feminine plural podistiche)

podistica (feminine)
podistici (masculine plural)
podistiche (feminine plural)


algoritmico

algoritmico (feminine algoritmica, masculine plural algoritmici, feminine plural algoritmiche)

algoritmica (feminine)
algoritmici (masculine plural)
algoritmiche (feminine plural)


allegorico

allegorico (feminine allegorica, masculine plural allegorici, feminine plural allegoriche)

allegorica (feminine)
allegorici (masculine plural)
allegoriche (feminine plural)


costruttivo

costruttivo (feminine costruttiva, masculine plural costruttivi, feminine plural costruttive)

costruttiva (feminine)
costruttivi (masculine plural)
costruttive (feminine plural)


venenoso

venenoso (feminine venenosa, masculine plural venenosi, feminine plural venenose)

venenosa (feminine)
venenosi (masculine plural)
venenose (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from Late Latin venēnōsus, derived from Latin venēnum (“poison”).

lbor

(literary, obsolete) Alternative form of velenoso (“venomous”)


catastrofico

it-adj

catastrofico (feminine catastrofica, masculine plural catastrofici, feminine plural catastrofiche)

catastrofica (feminine)
catastrofici (masculine plural)
catastrofiche (feminine plural)


cavalleresco

cavalleresco (feminine cavalleresca, masculine plural cavallereschi, feminine plural cavalleresche)

cavalleresca (feminine)
cavallereschi (masculine plural)
cavalleresche (feminine plural)

L'utilizzo del fuoco in azioni belliche non era considerato un atto poco cavalleresco nonostante i suoi terrificanti e distruttivi effetti.

The use of fire in acts of war wasn't considered unchivalrous despite its terrifying and destructive effects.

(figurative, by extension) knightly, chivalrous, noble


burlesco

burlesco (feminine burlesca, masculine plural burleschi, feminine plural burlesche)

burlesca (feminine)
burleschi (masculine plural)
burlesche (feminine plural)

desctree

→ French: burlesque
→ English: burlesque
→ German: burlesk
→ Romanian: burlesc
→ Turkish: burlesk

→ Portuguese: burlesco


chioccio

it-adj

chioccio (feminine chioccia, masculine plural chiocci, feminine plural chiocce)

chioccia (feminine)
chiocci (masculine plural)
chiocce (feminine plural)

Deverbal from chiocciare (“to cluck”) + -o.


cartesiano

it-adj

cartesiano (feminine cartesiana, masculine plural cartesiani, feminine plural cartesiane)

cartesiana (feminine)
cartesiani (masculine plural)
cartesiane (feminine plural)

From the New Latin Cartesiānus, from Cartesius (“René Descartes”).


inclemente

Borrowed from Latin inclēmentem (“harsh”).


corrucciato

it-adj

corrucciato (feminine corrucciata, masculine plural corrucciati, feminine plural corrucciate)

corrucciata (feminine)
corrucciati (masculine plural)
corrucciate (feminine plural)


contraddittorio

contraddittorio (feminine contraddittoria, masculine plural contraddittori, feminine plural contraddittorie)

contraddittoria (feminine)
contraddittori (masculine plural)
contraddittorie (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin contrādictōrius (“contradictory”), from Latin contrādīcō (“to speak against; contradict”).


iracondo

it-adj

iracondo (feminine iraconda, masculine plural iracondi, feminine plural iraconde)

iraconda (feminine)
iracondi (masculine plural)
iraconde (feminine plural)


coeso

coeso (feminine coesa, masculine plural coesi, feminine plural coese)

coesa (feminine)
coesi (masculine plural)
coese (feminine plural)


carismatico

carismatico (feminine carismatica, masculine plural carismatici, feminine plural carismatiche)

carismatica (feminine)
carismatici (masculine plural)
carismatiche (feminine plural)


coranico

coranico (feminine coranica, masculine plural coranici, feminine plural coraniche)

coranica (feminine)
coranici (masculine plural)
coraniche (feminine plural)


ginnico

ginnico (feminine ginnica, masculine plural ginnici, feminine plural ginniche)

ginnica (feminine)
ginnici (masculine plural)
ginniche (feminine plural)


convesso

convesso (feminine convessa, masculine plural convessi, feminine plural convesse)

convessa (feminine)
convessi (masculine plural)
convesse (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin convexus, and adapted to Italian.


giallognolo

giallognolo (feminine giallognola, masculine plural giallognoli, feminine plural giallognole)

giallognola (feminine)
giallognoli (masculine plural)
giallognole (feminine plural)

From giallo (“yellow”) + -ognolo (“-ish”, diminutive-derogative suffix).


criptico

it-adj

criptico (feminine criptica, masculine plural criptici, feminine plural criptiche)

criptica (feminine)
criptici (masculine plural)
criptiche (feminine plural)


desueto

desueto (feminine desueta, masculine plural desueti, feminine plural desuete)

desueta (feminine)
desueti (masculine plural)
desuete (feminine plural)

From Latin dēsuētus (“unused”), from dēsuēscō (“to disuse”).


curvilineo

curvilineo (feminine curvilinea, masculine plural curvilinei, feminine plural curvilinee)

curvilinea (feminine)
curvilinei (masculine plural)
curvilinee (feminine plural)


continuativo

continuativo (feminine continuativa, masculine plural continuativi, feminine plural continuative)

continuativa (feminine)
continuativi (masculine plural)
continuative (feminine plural)


denigratorio

denigratorio (feminine denigratoria, masculine plural denigratori, feminine plural denigratorie)

denigratoria (feminine)
denigratori (masculine plural)
denigratorie (feminine plural)


consiliare

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

la sala consiliare


dispregiativo

dispregiativo (feminine dispregiativa, masculine plural dispregiativi, feminine plural dispregiative)

dispregiativa (feminine)
dispregiativi (masculine plural)
dispregiative (feminine plural)


disperatissimo

disperatissima (feminine)
disperatissimi (masculine plural)
disperatissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of disperato (“very hopeless or desperate”)


disordinato

disordinato (feminine disordinata, masculine plural disordinati, feminine plural disordinate)

disordinata (feminine)
disordinati (masculine plural)
disordinate (feminine plural)


avventato

avventato (feminine avventata, masculine plural avventati, feminine plural avventate)

avventata (feminine)
avventati (masculine plural)
avventate (feminine plural)


prefabbricato

prefabbricato (feminine prefabbricata, masculine plural prefabbricati, feminine plural prefabbricate)

prefabbricata (feminine)
prefabbricati (masculine plural)
prefabbricate (feminine plural)


congiuntivo

congiuntivo (feminine congiuntiva, masculine plural congiuntivi, feminine plural congiuntive)

congiuntiva (feminine)
congiuntivi (masculine plural)
congiuntive (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin coniūnctīvus, from Latin coniūnctus, perfect passive participle of coniungō; noun sense is ultimately from an ellipsis of modus coniūnctīvus (“the joining-together mood”).


crittografico

it-adj

crittografico (feminine crittografica, masculine plural crittografici, feminine plural crittografiche)

crittografica (feminine)
crittografici (masculine plural)
crittografiche (feminine plural)


calloso

calloso (feminine callosa, masculine plural callosi, feminine plural callose)

callosa (feminine)
callosi (masculine plural)
callose (feminine plural)


emblematico

emblematico (feminine emblematica, masculine plural emblematici, feminine plural emblematiche)

emblematica (feminine)
emblematici (masculine plural)
emblematiche (feminine plural)


enfatico

enfatico (feminine enfatica, masculine plural enfatici, feminine plural enfatiche)

enfatica (feminine)
enfatici (masculine plural)
enfatiche (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek ἐμφατικός (emphatikós), variant of ἐμφαντικός (emphantikós), from ἐμφαίνω (emphaínō, “I show, present”).


elettivo

elettivo (feminine elettiva, masculine plural elettivi, feminine plural elettive)

elettiva (feminine)
elettivi (masculine plural)
elettive (feminine plural)


manifatturiero

manifatturiero (feminine manifatturiera, masculine plural manifatturieri, feminine plural manifatturiere)

manifatturiera (feminine)
manifatturieri (masculine plural)
manifatturiere (feminine plural)

From manifattura (“manufacturing”) + -iero.


marmoreo

marmoreo (feminine marmorea, masculine plural marmorei, feminine plural marmoree)

marmorea (feminine)
marmorei (masculine plural)
marmoree (feminine plural)


congiuntiva

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


minoritario

it-adj

minoritario (feminine minoritaria, masculine plural minoritari, feminine plural minoritarie)

minoritaria (feminine)
minoritari (masculine plural)
minoritarie (feminine plural)

Borrowed from French minoritaire, from minorité. By surface analysis, minorità + -ario.


criminoso

criminoso (feminine criminosa, masculine plural criminosi, feminine plural criminose)

criminosa (feminine)
criminosi (masculine plural)
criminose (feminine plural)


postdatato

postdatato (feminine postdatata, masculine plural postdatati, feminine plural postdatate)

postdatata (feminine)
postdatati (masculine plural)
postdatate (feminine plural)


posdatato

posdatato (feminine posdatata, masculine plural posdatati, feminine plural posdatate)

posdatata (feminine)
posdatati (masculine plural)
posdatate (feminine plural)


probabilistico

probabilistico (feminine probabilistica, masculine plural probabilistici, feminine plural probabilistiche)

probabilistica (feminine)
probabilistici (masculine plural)
probabilistiche (feminine plural)


espiatorio

espiatorio (feminine espiatoria, masculine plural espiatori, feminine plural espiatorie)

espiatoria (feminine)
espiatori (masculine plural)
espiatorie (feminine plural)


etimologico

etimologico (feminine etimologica, masculine plural etimologici, feminine plural etimologiche)

etimologica (feminine)
etimologici (masculine plural)
etimologiche (feminine plural)


pescoso

pescoso (feminine pescosa, masculine plural pescosi, feminine plural pescose)

pescosa (feminine)
pescosi (masculine plural)
pescose (feminine plural)

From Latin piscōsus, derived from piscis (“fish”).

[…] in quella guisa,
Che il pescoso Oceàno si rabbuffa,
Quando improvviso dalla tracia tana
Di Ponente sorgiunge e d’Aquilone
L’impetuoso soffio […]

1825, “Libro IX [Book 9]”, in Vincenzo Monti, transl., Iliade [Iliad], Milan: Giovanni Resnati e Gius. Bernardoni di Gio, translation of Ἰλιάς (Iliás) by Homer, published 1840, page 182, lines 6–10:

In a manner similar to how the fishful ocean swells when, from the Thracian lair, suddenly the impetuous blowing of the west and north winds comes

(of a body of water) fish-filled, fishful (abounding in fish, full of fish)


evangelico

evangelico (feminine evangelica, masculine plural evangelici, feminine plural evangeliche)

evangelica (feminine)
evangelici (masculine plural)
evangeliche (feminine plural)


proibitivo

proibitivo (feminine proibitiva, masculine plural proibitivi, feminine plural proibitive)

proibitiva (feminine)
proibitivi (masculine plural)
proibitive (feminine plural)


lucrativo

lucrativo (feminine lucrativa, masculine plural lucrativi, feminine plural lucrative)

lucrativa (feminine)
lucrativi (masculine plural)
lucrative (feminine plural)


fasciato

fasciato (feminine fasciata, masculine plural fasciati, feminine plural fasciate)

fasciata (feminine)
fasciati (masculine plural)
fasciate (feminine plural)


porcino

porcino (feminine porcina, masculine plural porcini, feminine plural porcine)

porcina (feminine)
porcini (masculine plural)
porcine (feminine plural)

From Latin porcīnus, from porcus (“hog”).


pedante

Probably from Latin pedis, pēs (“foot”).


abrasivo

abrasivo (feminine abrasiva, masculine plural abrasivi, feminine plural abrasive)

abrasiva (feminine)
abrasivi (masculine plural)
abrasive (feminine plural)

Borrowed from French abrasif. By surface analysis, abraso + -ivo.


colonialistico

colonialistico (feminine colonialistica, masculine plural colonialistici, feminine plural colonialistiche)

colonialistica (feminine)
colonialistici (masculine plural)
colonialistiche (feminine plural)


erogeno

erogeno (feminine erogena, masculine plural erogeni, feminine plural erogene)

erogena (feminine)
erogeni (masculine plural)
erogene (feminine plural)


eruttivo

eruttivo (feminine eruttiva, masculine plural eruttivi, feminine plural eruttive)

eruttiva (feminine)
eruttivi (masculine plural)
eruttive (feminine plural)


cerimonioso

cerimonioso (feminine cerimoniosa, masculine plural cerimoniosi, feminine plural cerimoniose)

cerimoniosa (feminine)
cerimoniosi (masculine plural)
cerimoniose (feminine plural)


forbito

forbito (feminine forbita, masculine plural forbiti, feminine plural forbite)

forbita (feminine)
forbiti (masculine plural)
forbite (feminine plural)


marezzato

marezzato (feminine marezzata, masculine plural marezzati, feminine plural marezzate)

marezzata (feminine)
marezzati (masculine plural)
marezzate (feminine plural)


goliardico

goliardico (feminine goliardica, masculine plural goliardici, feminine plural goliardiche)

goliardica (feminine)
goliardici (masculine plural)
goliardiche (feminine plural)

(historical) goliardic (relating to the mediaeval goliards)

(relational) student, university (relating to modern university student life in respect to goliardic themes or traditions)


pomeridiano

pomeridiano (feminine pomeridiana, masculine plural pomeridiani, feminine plural pomeridiane)

pomeridiana (feminine)
pomeridiani (masculine plural)
pomeridiane (feminine plural)

Borrowed from post meridiānus. Cf. pomeriggio.


pittoresco

pittoresco (feminine pittoresca, masculine plural pittoreschi, feminine plural pittoresche)

pittoresca (feminine)
pittoreschi (masculine plural)
pittoresche (feminine plural)

→ Portuguese: pitoresco

From pittore (“painter”) + -esco (“-like”).


fraudolento

fraudolento (feminine fraudolenta, masculine plural fraudolenti, feminine plural fraudolente)

fraudolenta (feminine)
fraudolenti (masculine plural)
fraudolente (feminine plural)


percettivo

percettivo (feminine percettiva, masculine plural percettivi, feminine plural percettive)

percettiva (feminine)
percettivi (masculine plural)
percettive (feminine plural)

Formed from percetto + -ivo (from Latin perceptus), based on French perceptif, or borrowed from Medieval Latin perceptivus.


pragmatistico

pragmatistico (feminine pragmatistica, masculine plural pragmatistici, feminine plural pragmatistiche)

pragmatistica (feminine)
pragmatistici (masculine plural)
pragmatistiche (feminine plural)


pluralistico

pluralistico (feminine pluralistica, masculine plural pluralistici, feminine plural pluralistiche)

pluralistica (feminine)
pluralistici (masculine plural)
pluralistiche (feminine plural)


pragmatista

pragmatista (masculine plural pragmatisti, feminine plural pragmatiste)

pragmatisti (masculine plural)
pragmatiste (feminine plural)


prelibato

prelibato (feminine prelibata, masculine plural prelibati, feminine plural prelibate)

prelibata (feminine)
prelibati (masculine plural)
prelibate (feminine plural)

un piatto prelibato

(of food) delicious, dainty, tasteful; fine, exquisite

(figuratively, of a person or thing) attractive

(literary or humorous) distinguished, renowned


imbronciato

imbronciato (feminine imbronciata, masculine plural imbronciati, feminine plural imbronciate)

imbronciata (feminine)
imbronciati (masculine plural)
imbronciate (feminine plural)

Winston guardò il regalo con aria imbronciata, senza curiosità.

2019, George Orwell, translated by Nicola Gardini, Nineteen Eighty-Four, Mondadori:

Winston looked at the thing sulkily and without interest.


inamovibile

describing a person who cannot be dismissed from a post; unremovable


inespresso

inespresso (feminine inespressa, masculine plural inespressi, feminine plural inespresse)

inespressa (feminine)
inespressi (masculine plural)
inespresse (feminine plural)


incompiuto

incompiuto (feminine incompiuta, masculine plural incompiuti, feminine plural incompiute)

incompiuta (feminine)
incompiuti (masculine plural)
incompiute (feminine plural)


indicizzato

indicizzato (feminine indicizzata, masculine plural indicizzati, feminine plural indicizzate)

indicizzata (feminine)
indicizzati (masculine plural)
indicizzate (feminine plural)


incongruo

incongruo (feminine incongrua, masculine plural incongrui, feminine plural incongrue)

incongrua (feminine)
incongrui (masculine plural)
incongrue (feminine plural)


incompreso

incompreso (feminine incompresa, masculine plural incompresi, feminine plural incomprese)

incompresa (feminine)
incompresi (masculine plural)
incomprese (feminine plural)


indomito

indomito (feminine indomita, masculine plural indomiti, feminine plural indomite)

indomita (feminine)
indomiti (masculine plural)
indomite (feminine plural)


ingarbugliato

ingarbugliato (feminine ingarbugliata, masculine plural ingarbugliati, feminine plural ingarbugliate, superlative ingarbugliatissimo)

ingarbugliata (feminine)
ingarbugliati (masculine plural)
ingarbugliate (feminine plural)
ingarbugliatissimo (superlative)


pluralista

pluralista (masculine plural pluralisti, feminine plural pluraliste)

plural pluralisti (masculine)
plural pluraliste (feminine)


politicizzato

politicizzato (feminine politicizzata, masculine plural politicizzati, feminine plural politicizzate)

politicizzata (feminine)
politicizzati (masculine plural)
politicizzate (feminine plural)


voluttuario

voluttuario (feminine voluttuaria, masculine plural voluttuari, feminine plural voluttuarie)

voluttuaria (feminine)
voluttuari (masculine plural)
voluttuarie (feminine plural)


permissivo

permissivo (feminine permissiva, masculine plural permissivi, feminine plural permissive)

permissiva (feminine)
permissivi (masculine plural)
permissive (feminine plural)


policromo

policromo (feminine policroma, masculine plural policromi, feminine plural policrome)

policroma (feminine)
policromi (masculine plural)
policrome (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek πολύχρωμος (polúkhrōmos).


leggerissimo

leggerissima (feminine)
leggerissimi (masculine plural)
leggerissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of leggero (“very light, slight, nimble”)


italianizzato

it-adj

italianizzato (feminine italianizzata, masculine plural italianizzati, feminine plural italianizzate)

italianizzata (feminine)
italianizzati (masculine plural)
italianizzate (feminine plural)

From italianizzare (“to Italianize”) + -ato (past participle suffix).


laziale

(relational) of the S.S. Lazio, the Italian football/soccer team based in Rome


crebro

it-adj

crebro (feminine crebra, masculine plural crebri, feminine plural crebre)

crebra (feminine)
crebri (masculine plural)
crebre (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from Latin crēbrum (“thick, numerous, frequent”), from Proto-Italic *krēzros, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱreh₁sro-, derived from the root *ḱer- (“to grow”).

lbor

Assai t'è mo aperta la latebra
che t'ascondeva la giustizia viva,
di che facei question cotanto crebra

1316–c. 1321, Dante Alighieri, “Canto XIX”, in Paradiso [Heaven], lines 67–69; republished as Giorgio Petrocchi, editor, La Commedia secondo l'antica vulgata [The Commedia according to the ancient vulgate], 2ⁿᵈ revised edition, Florence: publ. Le Lettere, 1994:

Now to you is opened enough the hideaway which had concealed from you the living justice, of which you made such frequent questioning

Dopo non molto la bara funebre
Giunse a splendor di torchi e di facelle,
Là, dove fece le strida più crebre
Con un batter di man gire a le stelle

1516, Ludovico Ariosto, “Canto ventesimoterzo [Twenty-third Canto]”, in Orlando Furioso [Raging Roland], Venice: Printed by Gabriel Giolito, published 1551, page 105:

Not long after, the funereal casket came to the shine of candles and small torches, there, where it made the more frequent cries reach the heavens with a clapping of hands


goloso

it-adj

goloso (feminine golosa, masculine plural golosi, feminine plural golose, superlative golosissimo)

golosa (feminine)
golosi (masculine plural)
golose (feminine plural)
golosissimo (superlative)


similare

Calque of French similaire, from Latin simile + -are. Compare also Medieval Latin similāris.


tosco

tosco (feminine tosca, masculine plural toschi, feminine plural tosche)

tosca (feminine)
toschi (masculine plural)
tosche (feminine plural)

(archaic) Tuscan (of, from or relating to Tuscany)


massonico

massonico (feminine massonica, masculine plural massonici, feminine plural massoniche)

massonica (feminine)
massonici (masculine plural)
massoniche (feminine plural)


marinaresco

marinaresco (feminine marinaresca, masculine plural marinareschi, feminine plural marinaresche)

marinaresca (feminine)
marinareschi (masculine plural)
marinaresche (feminine plural)


militaresco

militaresco (feminine militaresca, masculine plural militareschi, feminine plural militaresche)

militaresca (feminine)
militareschi (masculine plural)
militaresche (feminine plural)

From militare (“soldier”) + -esco (“-like”).


mesolitico

mesolitico (feminine mesolitica, masculine plural mesolitici, feminine plural mesolitiche)

mesolitica (feminine)
mesolitici (masculine plural)
mesolitiche (feminine plural)


meticoloso

meticoloso (feminine meticolosa, masculine plural meticolosi, feminine plural meticolose)

meticolosa (feminine)
meticolosi (masculine plural)
meticolose (feminine plural)


mingherlino

mingherlino (feminine mingherlina, masculine plural mingherlini, feminine plural mingherline)

mingherlina (feminine)
mingherlini (masculine plural)
mingherline (feminine plural)


miliare

Borrowed from Latin mīlliāre < mīlliārius < mīlle.


miliare

characterised/characterized by small blisters


oppositore

oppositore (feminine oppositrice, masculine plural oppositori, feminine plural oppositrici)

oppositrice (feminine)
oppositori (masculine plural)
oppositrici (feminine plural)


oculato

oculato (feminine oculata, masculine plural oculati, feminine plural oculate)

oculata (feminine)
oculati (masculine plural)
oculate (feminine plural)


paleolitico

paleolitico (feminine paleolitica, masculine plural paleolitici, feminine plural paleolitiche)

paleolitica (feminine)
paleolitici (masculine plural)
paleolitiche (feminine plural)


nostalgico

nostalgico (feminine nostalgica, masculine plural nostalgici, feminine plural nostalgiche)

nostalgica (feminine)
nostalgici (masculine plural)
nostalgiche (feminine plural)


parodico

parodico (feminine parodica, masculine plural parodici, feminine plural parodiche)

parodica (feminine)
parodici (masculine plural)
parodiche (feminine plural)


parodistico

parodistico (feminine parodistica, masculine plural parodistici, feminine plural parodistiche)

parodistica (feminine)
parodistici (masculine plural)
parodistiche (feminine plural)


poverissimo

poverissima (feminine)
poverissimi (masculine plural)
poverissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of povero (“very poor”)


ozioso

ozioso (feminine oziosa, masculine plural oziosi, feminine plural oziose)

oziosa (feminine)
oziosi (masculine plural)
oziose (feminine plural)


pornografico

pornografico (feminine pornografica, masculine plural pornografici, feminine plural pornografiche)

pornografica (feminine)
pornografici (masculine plural)
pornografiche (feminine plural)

From pornografia (“pornography”) + -ico (“-ic”).


poroso

it-adj

poroso (feminine porosa, masculine plural porosi, feminine plural porose)

porosa (feminine)
porosi (masculine plural)
porose (feminine plural)


pestifero

pestifero (feminine pestifera, masculine plural pestiferi, feminine plural pestifere)

pestifera (feminine)
pestiferi (masculine plural)
pestifere (feminine plural)


popoloso

popoloso (feminine popolosa, masculine plural popolosi, feminine plural popolose)

popolosa (feminine)
popolosi (masculine plural)
popolose (feminine plural)


precipitoso

precipitoso (feminine precipitosa, masculine plural precipitosi, feminine plural precipitose)

precipitosa (feminine)
precipitosi (masculine plural)
precipitose (feminine plural)


perentorio

perentorio (feminine perentoria, masculine plural perentori, feminine plural perentorie)

perentoria (feminine)
perentori (masculine plural)
perentorie (feminine plural)


modenese

Modenese (of, from or relating to Modena)


pignolo

pignolo (feminine pignola, masculine plural pignoli, feminine plural pignole)

pignola (feminine)
pignoli (masculine plural)
pignole (feminine plural)


pronunziato

pronunziato (feminine pronunziata, masculine plural pronunziati, feminine plural pronunziate)

pronunziata (feminine)
pronunziati (masculine plural)
pronunziate (feminine plural)


propagandistico

propagandistico (feminine propagandistica, masculine plural propagandistici, feminine plural propagandistiche)

propagandistica (feminine)
propagandistici (masculine plural)
propagandistiche (feminine plural)


autonomistico

autonomistico (feminine autonomistica, masculine plural autonomistici, feminine plural autonomistiche)

autonomistica (feminine)
autonomistici (masculine plural)
autonomistiche (feminine plural)


precario

precario (feminine precaria, masculine plural precari, feminine plural precarie)

precaria (feminine)
precari (masculine plural)
precarie (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin prĕcārius. See also preghiera.


onomatopeico

onomatopeico (feminine onomatopeica, masculine plural onomatopeici, feminine plural onomatopeiche)

onomatopeica (feminine)
onomatopeici (masculine plural)
onomatopeiche (feminine plural)


atavico

atavico (feminine atavica, masculine plural atavici, feminine plural ataviche)

atavica (feminine)
atavici (masculine plural)
ataviche (feminine plural)


autoritario

autoritario (feminine autoritaria, masculine plural autoritari, feminine plural autoritarie)

autoritaria (feminine)
autoritari (masculine plural)
autoritarie (feminine plural)

From autorità + -ario, on the model of French autoritaire.


algebrico

algebrico (feminine algebrica, masculine plural algebrici, feminine plural algebriche)

algebrica (feminine)
algebrici (masculine plural)
algebriche (feminine plural)


appariscente

From Late Latin appārēscēnte (“beginning to appear”), singular ablative present participle of appārēscō (“to begin to appear”), inchoative of Latin appāreō (“to appear”).

inh

showy, eye-catching, garish, loud, flashy


veritiero

it-adj

veritiero (feminine veritiera, masculine plural veritieri, feminine plural veritiere)

veritiera (feminine)
veritieri (masculine plural)
veritiere (feminine plural)


verace

(literary) Synonym of vero
honest, sincere


veridico

veridico (feminine veridica, masculine plural veridici, feminine plural veridiche)

veridica (feminine)
veridici (masculine plural)
veridiche (feminine plural)


lanoso

lanoso (feminine lanosa, masculine plural lanosi, feminine plural lanose)

lanosa (feminine)
lanosi (masculine plural)
lanose (feminine plural)

From Latin lānōsus. By surface analysis, lana + -oso.

Quinci fuor quete le lanose gote
al nocchier de la livida palude,
che ’ntorno a li occhi avea di fiamme rote.

1300s–1310s, Dante Alighieri, “Canto III”, in Inferno [Hell], lines 97–99; republished as Giorgio Petrocchi, editor, La Commedia secondo l'antica vulgata [The Commedia according to the ancient vulgate], 2ⁿᵈ revised edition, Florence: publ. Le Lettere, 1994:

Henceforth went quiet the lanate cheeks of the black swamp's helmsman, who had circles of flames around his eyes.

(by extension) lanate (covered in woolly hairs)

woolly (having a wool-like texture or appearance)


antartico

antartico (feminine antartica, masculine plural antartici, feminine plural antartiche)

antartica (feminine)
antartici (masculine plural)
antartiche (feminine plural)

From Latin antarcticus, from Ancient Greek ἀνταρκτικός (antarktikós, “opposite the arctic”).


aggettivale

From aggettivo (“adjective”) + -ale (“-al”, “pertaining to”).


pseudonimo

it-adj

pseudonimo (feminine pseudonima, masculine plural pseudonimi, feminine plural pseudonime)

pseudonima (feminine)
pseudonimi (masculine plural)
pseudonime (feminine plural)


ciclopico

ciclopico (feminine ciclopica, masculine plural ciclopici, feminine plural ciclopiche)

ciclopica (feminine)
ciclopici (masculine plural)
ciclopiche (feminine plural)


moltiplicativo

moltiplicativo (feminine moltiplicativa, masculine plural moltiplicativi, feminine plural moltiplicative)

moltiplicativa (feminine)
moltiplicativi (masculine plural)
moltiplicative (feminine plural)


motociclistico

motociclistico (feminine motociclistica, masculine plural motociclistici, feminine plural motociclistiche)

motociclistica (feminine)
motociclistici (masculine plural)
motociclistiche (feminine plural)


categorico

categorico (feminine categorica, masculine plural categorici, feminine plural categoriche)

categorica (feminine)
categorici (masculine plural)
categoriche (feminine plural)


combattivo

combattivo (feminine combattiva, masculine plural combattivi, feminine plural combattive)

combattiva (feminine)
combattivi (masculine plural)
combattive (feminine plural)


montagnoso

montagnoso (feminine montagnosa, masculine plural montagnosi, feminine plural montagnose)

montagnosa (feminine)
montagnosi (masculine plural)
montagnose (feminine plural)

From Late Latin montāniōsus, an adjective based on montānia, from Latin montem (“mountain”). By surface analysis, montagna + -oso.


alpinistico

alpinistico (feminine alpinistica, masculine plural alpinistici, feminine plural alpinistiche)

alpinistica (feminine)
alpinistici (masculine plural)
alpinistiche (feminine plural)


angelico

angelico (feminine angelica, masculine plural angelici, feminine plural angeliche)

angelica (feminine)
angelici (masculine plural)
angeliche (feminine plural)

→ Maltese: anġeliku

Borrowed from Latin angelicus, from angelus (“angel”). By surface analysis, angelo + -ico.


repressivo

repressivo (feminine repressiva, masculine plural repressivi, feminine plural repressive)

repressiva (feminine)
repressivi (masculine plural)
repressive (feminine plural)


montuoso

montuoso (feminine montuosa, masculine plural montuosi, feminine plural montuose)

montuosa (feminine)
montuosi (masculine plural)
montuose (feminine plural)


rancido

rancido (feminine rancida, masculine plural rancidi, feminine plural rancide)

rancida (feminine)
rancidi (masculine plural)
rancide (feminine plural)


ripido

ripido (feminine ripida, masculine plural ripidi, feminine plural ripide, superlative ripidissimo)

ripida (feminine)
ripidi (masculine plural)
ripide (feminine plural)
ripidissimo (superlative)

Alteration of rapido (“fast”) influenced by ripa (“shore”).


recondito

recondito (feminine recondita, masculine plural reconditi, feminine plural recondite)

recondita (feminine)
reconditi (masculine plural)
recondite (feminine plural)


associativo

associativo (feminine associativa, masculine plural associativi, feminine plural associative)

associativa (feminine)
associativi (masculine plural)
associative (feminine plural)


rilegato

rilegato (feminine rilegata, masculine plural rilegati, feminine plural rilegate)

rilegata (feminine)
rilegati (masculine plural)
rilegate (feminine plural)


prodigo

prodigo (feminine prodiga, masculine plural prodighi, feminine plural prodighe)

prodiga (feminine)
prodighi (masculine plural)
prodighe (feminine plural)


muscoloso

muscoloso (feminine muscolosa, masculine plural muscolosi, feminine plural muscolose)

muscolosa (feminine)
muscolosi (masculine plural)
muscolose (feminine plural)

From muscolo + -oso, or from Latin musculōsus.

Comincia la tua anatomia all’omo perfetto, e poi lo fa vecchio e men muscoloso, po’ va spogliando a gradi insino all’ossa.

c. 1500, Leonardo da Vinci, “Il corpo umano”, in G. Fumagalli, editor, Leonardo Prosatore, scelta di scritti Vinciani, Milan: Albrighi, published 1915, →OCLC, page 107:


autonomista

autonomista (masculine plural autonomisti, feminine plural autonomiste)

autonomisti (masculine plural)
autonomiste (feminine plural)


morello

morello (feminine morella, masculine plural morelli, feminine plural morelle)

morella (feminine)
morelli (masculine plural)
morelle (feminine plural)


rigoglioso

rigoglioso (feminine rigogliosa, masculine plural rigogliosi, feminine plural rigogliose)

rigogliosa (feminine)
rigogliosi (masculine plural)
rigogliose (feminine plural)


roseo

roseo (feminine rosea, masculine plural rosei, feminine plural rosee)

rosea (feminine)
rosei (masculine plural)
rosee (feminine plural)

(also figurative) rosy, rose-colored/rose-coloured


alpestre

From Latin alpēstris. By surface analysis, Alpi + -estre.

alpine, mountainous (of or related to the Alps or mountains in general)


mariano

mariano (feminine mariana, masculine plural mariani, feminine plural mariane)

mariana (feminine)
mariani (masculine plural)
mariane (feminine plural)

Mary, Queen of Scots
w:Mary, Queen of Scots

Marian (referring to the Virgin Mary or to Mary, Queen of Scots)


mariano

Marian (referring to Gaius Marius, Ancient Roman general)


roccioso

roccioso (feminine rocciosa, masculine plural rocciosi, feminine plural rocciose)

rocciosa (feminine)
rocciosi (masculine plural)
rocciose (feminine plural)


retrodatato

retrodatato (feminine retrodatata, masculine plural retrodatati, feminine plural retrodatate)

retrodatata (feminine)
retrodatati (masculine plural)
retrodatate (feminine plural)


riduttivo

riduttivo (feminine riduttiva, masculine plural riduttivi, feminine plural riduttive)

riduttiva (feminine)
riduttivi (masculine plural)
riduttive (feminine plural)


raffermo

raffermo (feminine rafferma, masculine plural raffermi, feminine plural rafferme)

rafferma (feminine)
raffermi (masculine plural)
rafferme (feminine plural)


razzistico

razzistico (feminine razzistica, masculine plural razzistici, feminine plural razzistiche)

razzistica (feminine)
razzistici (masculine plural)
razzistiche (feminine plural)


regressivo

regressivo (feminine regressiva, masculine plural regressivi, feminine plural regressive)

regressiva (feminine)
regressivi (masculine plural)
regressive (feminine plural)


radiotelevisivo

radiotelevisivo (feminine radiotelevisiva, masculine plural radiotelevisivi, feminine plural radiotelevisive)

radiotelevisiva (feminine)
radiotelevisivi (masculine plural)
radiotelevisive (feminine plural)

(relational) radio and television, broadcast, broadcasting


referendario

referendario (feminine referendaria, masculine plural referendari, feminine plural referendarie)

referendaria (feminine)
referendari (masculine plural)
referendarie (feminine plural)


qualunquistico

qualunquistico (feminine qualunquistica, masculine plural qualunquistici, feminine plural qualunquistiche)

qualunquistica (feminine)
qualunquistici (masculine plural)
qualunquistiche (feminine plural)


evoluzionistico

evoluzionistico (feminine evoluzionistica, masculine plural evoluzionistici, feminine plural evoluzionistiche)

evoluzionistica (feminine)
evoluzionistici (masculine plural)
evoluzionistiche (feminine plural)


espositivo

espositivo (feminine espositiva, masculine plural espositivi, feminine plural espositive)

espositiva (feminine)
espositivi (masculine plural)
espositive (feminine plural)


fenomenologico

fenomenologico (feminine fenomenologica, masculine plural fenomenologici, feminine plural fenomenologiche)

fenomenologica (feminine)
fenomenologici (masculine plural)
fenomenologiche (feminine plural)


evoluzionista

evoluzionista (masculine plural evoluzionisti, feminine plural evoluzioniste)

evoluzionisti (masculine plural)
evoluzioniste (feminine plural)


marionettistico

marionettistico (feminine marionettistica, masculine plural marionettistici, feminine plural marionettistiche)

marionettistica (feminine)
marionettistici (masculine plural)
marionettistiche (feminine plural)


marmifero

marmifero (feminine marmifera, masculine plural marmiferi, feminine plural marmifere)

marmifera (feminine)
marmiferi (masculine plural)
marmifere (feminine plural)


mariologico

mariologico (feminine mariologica, masculine plural mariologici, feminine plural mariologiche)

mariologica (feminine)
mariologici (masculine plural)
mariologiche (feminine plural)


incestuoso

incestuoso (feminine incestuosa, masculine plural incestuosi, feminine plural incestuose)

incestuosa (feminine)
incestuosi (masculine plural)
incestuose (feminine plural)


frastagliato

frastagliato (feminine frastagliata, masculine plural frastagliati, feminine plural frastagliate)

frastagliata (feminine)
frastagliati (masculine plural)
frastagliate (feminine plural)

(rare, figurative, by extension) overworked; overly ornate; arabesque

(heraldry) cut or engraved in a pattern resembling the foliage or leaves of the Acanthus plant (of a lambrequin)


ricolmo

ricolmo (feminine ricolma, masculine plural ricolmi, feminine plural ricolme)

ricolma (feminine)
ricolmi (masculine plural)
ricolme (feminine plural)


distributivo

distributivo (feminine distributiva, masculine plural distributivi, feminine plural distributive)

distributiva (feminine)
distributivi (masculine plural)
distributive (feminine plural)


equitativo

equitativo (feminine equitativa, masculine plural equitativi, feminine plural equitative)

equitativa (feminine)
equitativi (masculine plural)
equitative (feminine plural)


rigonfio

rigonfio (feminine rigonfia, masculine plural rigonfi, feminine plural rigonfie)

rigonfia (feminine)
rigonfi (masculine plural)
rigonfie (feminine plural)


lucano

lucano (feminine lucana, masculine plural lucani, feminine plural lucane)

lucana (feminine)
lucani (masculine plural)
lucane (feminine plural)


ricurvo

ricurvo (feminine ricurva, masculine plural ricurvi, feminine plural ricurve)

ricurva (feminine)
ricurvi (masculine plural)
ricurve (feminine plural)


riconducibile

Sono sempre le analisi fatte sui bilanci obbligatori della campagna, a dare alcune indicazioni: Trump ha sperperato soldi in spese non strettamente collegate alla sua rielezione, ma più spesso riconducibili al suo tenore di vita e alle sue abitudini; qualcuno dei suoi consiglieri ha cominciato a imitarlo.

2020 September 8, Federico Rampini, “Lusso, staff, bodyguard: Trump dilapida i fondi mentre Biden fa il pieno [Luxury, staff, bodyguard: Trump dilapidates his funds while Biden has enough]”, in la Repubblica:

These are still the analyses done on the obligatory campaign budgets that give certain indications: Trump squandered his money in expenses not strictly linked to his reelection, but more often attributable to his standard of living and to his habits; some of his advisers have begun to imitate him.


remunerato

remunerato (feminine remunerata, masculine plural remunerati, feminine plural remunerate, superlative remuneratissimo)

remunerata (feminine)
remunerati (masculine plural)
remunerate (feminine plural)
remuneratissimo (superlative)


scaccato

scaccato (feminine scaccata, masculine plural scaccati, feminine plural scaccate)

scaccata (feminine)
scaccati (masculine plural)
scaccate (feminine plural)

checkerboard (US), chequerboard (British) (design)


mendace

Borrowed from Latin mendācem (“mendacious, lying, false”).


timorato

it-adj

timorato (feminine timorata, masculine plural timorati, feminine plural timorate)

timorata (feminine)
timorati (masculine plural)
timorate (feminine plural)


timorato di Dio

timorato di Dio (feminine timorata di Dio, masculine plural timorati di Dio, feminine plural timorate di Dio)

timorata di Dio (feminine)
timorati di Dio (masculine plural)
timorate di Dio (feminine plural)


romanesco

romanesco (feminine romanesca, masculine plural romaneschi, feminine plural romanesche)

romanesca (feminine)
romaneschi (masculine plural)
romanesche (feminine plural)

From roman(o) (“Roman”) + -esco (“-esque”, adjective-forming suffix).

suffix

of, from or relating to the city of Rome (from the Middle Ages onwards)


sconclusionato

it-adj

sconclusionato (feminine sconclusionata, masculine plural sconclusionati, feminine plural sconclusionate)

sconclusionata (feminine)
sconclusionati (masculine plural)
sconclusionate (feminine plural)


selciato

selciato (feminine selciata, masculine plural selciati, feminine plural selciate)

selciata (feminine)
selciati (masculine plural)
selciate (feminine plural)


schietto

schietto (feminine schietta, masculine plural schietti, feminine plural schiette)

schietta (feminine)
schietti (masculine plural)
schiette (feminine plural)

→ Greek: σκέτος (skétos)

Of Germanic origin; possibly from Gothic 𐍃𐌻𐌰𐌹𐌷𐍄𐍃 (slaihts), from Proto-Germanic *slihtaz (“smooth”), in which case the term is cognate with English slight, German schlicht and Dutch slecht. Compare Sicilian schittu and the relearned schettu.


eugenetica

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


semplicissimo

semplicissima (feminine)
semplicissimi (masculine plural)
semplicissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of semplice (“very simple”)


sgraziato

it-adj

sgraziato (feminine sgraziata, masculine plural sgraziati, feminine plural sgraziate)

sgraziata (feminine)
sgraziati (masculine plural)
sgraziate (feminine plural)


giallorosso

giallorosso (feminine giallorossa, masculine plural giallorossi, feminine plural giallorosse)

giallorossa (feminine)
giallorossi (masculine plural)
giallorosse (feminine plural)

From giallo (“yellow”) + rosso (“red”), the colors of the flag of Rome and of the shirts of the Roma football/soccer team.

of or pertaining to the Roma Football Club, the famous Italian football/soccer team based in Rome

of or pertaining to any other sporting team wearing a yellow-red shirt


simbolico

simbolico (feminine simbolica, masculine plural simbolici, feminine plural simboliche)

simbolica (feminine)
simbolici (masculine plural)
simboliche (feminine plural)


sgrammaticato

sgrammaticato (feminine sgrammaticata, masculine plural sgrammaticati, feminine plural sgrammaticate)

sgrammaticata (feminine)
sgrammaticati (masculine plural)
sgrammaticate (feminine plural)

From s- (“un-”) + grammatica (“grammar”) + -ato (“-ed”).


sollecito

it-adj

sollecito (feminine sollecita, masculine plural solleciti, feminine plural sollecite, superlative sollecitissimo)

sollecita (feminine)
solleciti (masculine plural)
sollecite (feminine plural)
sollecitissimo (superlative)


reiterato

reiterato (feminine reiterata, masculine plural reiterati, feminine plural reiterate)

reiterata (feminine)
reiterati (masculine plural)
reiterate (feminine plural)


reinventato

reinventato (feminine reinventata, masculine plural reinventati, feminine plural reinventate)

reinventata (feminine)
reinventati (masculine plural)
reinventate (feminine plural)


secreti

masculine plural of secreto (“secret, hidden”)


secreti

masculine plural of secreto (“secretion (relational); secreted”)


soverchiatore

soverchiatore (feminine soverchiatrice, masculine plural soverchiatori, feminine plural soverchiatrici)

soverchiatrice (feminine)
soverchiatori (masculine plural)
soverchiatrici (feminine plural)


pneumococcico

pneumococcico (feminine pneumococcica, masculine plural pneumococcici, feminine plural pneumococciche)

pneumococcica (feminine)
pneumococcici (masculine plural)
pneumococciche (feminine plural)


sperticato

sperticato (feminine sperticata, masculine plural sperticati, feminine plural sperticate)

sperticata (feminine)
sperticati (masculine plural)
sperticate (feminine plural)


spavaldo

spavaldo (feminine spavalda, masculine plural spavaldi, feminine plural spavalde)

spavalda (feminine)
spavaldi (masculine plural)
spavalde (feminine plural)


spregiudicato

spregiudicato (feminine spregiudicata, masculine plural spregiudicati, feminine plural spregiudicate)

spregiudicata (feminine)
spregiudicati (masculine plural)
spregiudicate (feminine plural)

From s- (“un-, not”) + pregiudic(are) (“to prejudge”) + -ato.

con

that flaunts absolute freedom and independence in one's manners and attitudes; nonconformist; uninhibited; audacious


shakespeariano

it-adj

shakespeariano (feminine shakespeariana, masculine plural shakespeariani, feminine plural shakespeariane)

shakespeariana (feminine)
shakespeariani (masculine plural)
shakespeariane (feminine plural)

From English Shakespeare + -iano (“-ian”).


stremo

stremo (feminine strema, masculine plural stremi, feminine plural streme)

strema (feminine)
stremi (masculine plural)
streme (feminine plural)

Qual suole il fiammeggiar de le cose unte
muoversi pur su per la strema buccia,
tal era lì dai calcagni a le punte.

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

Even as the flame of unctuous things is wont to move upon the outer surface only, so likewise was it there from heel to point.

Egli, con tutto che la sua povertá fosse strema, non s’era ancor tanto avveduto quanto bisogno gli facea che egli avesse fuor d’ordine spese le sue ricchezze

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

Despite his extreme poverty, he had not yet realized as much as he needed how much he had spent his money beyond his possibilities

(archaic) extended meanings:
small, little


tarpano

tarpano (feminine tarpana, masculine plural tarpani, feminine plural tarpane)

tarpana (feminine)
tarpani (masculine plural)
tarpane (feminine plural)


totalitario

totalitario (feminine totalitaria, masculine plural totalitari, feminine plural totalitarie)

totalitaria (feminine)
totalitari (masculine plural)
totalitarie (feminine plural)