strepitoso

strepitoso (feminine strepitosa, masculine plural strepitosi, feminine plural strepitose)

strepitosa (feminine)
strepitosi (masculine plural)
strepitose (feminine plural)

successo strepitoso

Questo tour sarà strepitoso!


stuardo

it-adj

stuardo (feminine stuarda, masculine plural stuardi, feminine plural stuarde)

stuarda (feminine)
stuardi (masculine plural)
stuarde (feminine plural)


subdolo

subdolo (feminine subdola, masculine plural subdoli, feminine plural subdole)

subdola (feminine)
subdoli (masculine plural)
subdole (feminine plural)


subconscio

subconscio (feminine subconscia, masculine plural subconsci, feminine plural subconsce or subconscie)

subconscia (feminine)
subconsci (masculine plural)
subconsce (feminine plural)
subconscie (feminine plural)


aortico

aortico (feminine aortica, masculine plural aortici, feminine plural aortiche)

aortica (feminine)
aortici (masculine plural)
aortiche (feminine plural)


surrogato

surrogato (feminine surrogata, masculine plural surrogati, feminine plural surrogate)

surrogata (feminine)
surrogati (masculine plural)
surrogate (feminine plural)


sventurato

sventurato (feminine sventurata, masculine plural sventurati, feminine plural sventurate)

sventurata (feminine)
sventurati (masculine plural)
sventurate (feminine plural)


svergognato

svergognato (feminine svergognata, masculine plural svergognati, feminine plural svergognate)

svergognata (feminine)
svergognati (masculine plural)
svergognate (feminine plural)


adiposo

adiposo (feminine adiposa, masculine plural adiposi, feminine plural adipose)

adiposa (feminine)
adiposi (masculine plural)
adipose (feminine plural)


barrato

barrato (feminine barrata, masculine plural barrati, feminine plural barrate)

barrata (feminine)
barrati (masculine plural)
barrate (feminine plural)


baritono

baritono (feminine baritona, masculine plural baritoni, feminine plural baritone)

baritona (feminine)
baritoni (masculine plural)
baritone (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek βαρύτονος (barútonos), from βαρύς (barús, “heavy”) + τόνος (tónos, “tone”).


beethoveniano

beethoveniano (feminine beethoveniana, masculine plural beethoveniani, feminine plural beethoveniane)

beethoveniana (feminine)
beethoveniani (masculine plural)
beethoveniane (feminine plural)

(relational) Beethoven's, of Beethoven; Beethovenian


tangibile

Borrowed from Late Latin tangibilis, from Latin tangō.


cameristico

cameristico (feminine cameristica, masculine plural cameristici, feminine plural cameristiche)

cameristica (feminine)
cameristici (masculine plural)
cameristiche (feminine plural)

(music, relational) chamber, chamber music


aritmico

aritmico (feminine aritmica, masculine plural aritmici, feminine plural aritmiche)

aritmica (feminine)
aritmici (masculine plural)
aritmiche (feminine plural)

From a- (“not”) + ritmico (“rhythmic”). By surface analysis, a- (“un-”, “not”, negative prefix) + ritmo (“rhythm”) + -ico (“-ic”, adjective-forming suffix).


antigenico

it-adj

antigenico (feminine antigenica, masculine plural antigenici, feminine plural antigeniche)

antigenica (feminine)
antigenici (masculine plural)
antigeniche (feminine plural)


patogeno

patogeno (feminine patogena, masculine plural patogeni, feminine plural patogene)

patogena (feminine)
patogeni (masculine plural)
patogene (feminine plural)


temibile

temibile (plural temibili, superlative temibilissimo)

temibili (plural)
temibilissimo (superlative)


linfatico

linfatico (feminine linfatica, masculine plural linfatici, feminine plural linfatiche)

linfatica (feminine)
linfatici (masculine plural)
linfatiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin lymphāticus. By surface analysis, linfa + -atico.

(anatomy, medicine, physiology) lymphatic


telepatico

telepatico (feminine telepatica, masculine plural telepatici, feminine plural telepatiche)

telepatica (feminine)
telepatici (masculine plural)
telepatiche (feminine plural)


circadiano

circadiano (feminine circadiana, masculine plural circadiani, feminine plural circadiane)

circadiana (feminine)
circadiani (masculine plural)
circadiane (feminine plural)


tiepido

tiepido (feminine tiepida, masculine plural tiepidi, feminine plural tiepide)

tiepida (feminine)
tiepidi (masculine plural)
tiepide (feminine plural)


toppato

toppato (feminine toppata, masculine plural toppati, feminine plural toppate)

toppata (feminine)
toppati (masculine plural)
toppate (feminine plural)


tonico

tonico (feminine tonica, masculine plural tonici, feminine plural toniche)

tonica (feminine)
tonici (masculine plural)
toniche (feminine plural)


concorde

in agreement; concordant; agreeing; harmonious


tozzo

tozzo (feminine tozza, masculine plural tozzi, feminine plural tozze)

tozza (feminine)
tozzi (masculine plural)
tozze (feminine plural)


tenebroso

tenebroso (feminine tenebrosa, masculine plural tenebrosi, feminine plural tenebrose)

tenebrosa (feminine)
tenebrosi (masculine plural)
tenebrose (feminine plural)

From Latin tenebrōsus, from tenebra (“darkness”).


pastorizzato

pastorizzato (feminine pastorizzata, masculine plural pastorizzati, feminine plural pastorizzate)

pastorizzata (feminine)
pastorizzati (masculine plural)
pastorizzate (feminine plural)


boreale

Borrowed from Latin boreālis (“northern”), from Boreās, from Ancient Greek Βορέᾱς (Boréās, “personification of the north wind”).


mandorlato

it-adj

mandorlato (feminine mandorlata, masculine plural mandorlati, feminine plural mandorlate)

mandorlata (feminine)
mandorlati (masculine plural)
mandorlate (feminine plural)

(relational) almonds (mainly referring to food made with almonds)


manciuriano

manciuriano (feminine manciuriana, masculine plural manciuriani, feminine plural manciuriane)

manciuriana (feminine)
manciuriani (masculine plural)
manciuriane (feminine plural)


manciù

Borrowed from English Manchu, from Manchu ᠮᠠᠨᠵᡠ (manju).


traumatico

traumatico (feminine traumatica, masculine plural traumatici, feminine plural traumatiche)

traumatica (feminine)
traumatici (masculine plural)
traumatiche (feminine plural)

traumatic (relating to, or caused by trauma)


ufficioso

ufficioso (feminine ufficiosa, masculine plural ufficiosi, feminine plural ufficiose)

ufficiosa (feminine)
ufficiosi (masculine plural)
ufficiose (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin officiōsus. By surface analysis, ufficio (“office, service”) + -oso (“-ous, -y”).


fibrillare

From fibrilla + -are (adjectival suffix).


vantaggioso

it-adj

vantaggioso (feminine vantaggiosa, masculine plural vantaggiosi, feminine plural vantaggiose, superlative vantaggiosissimo)

vantaggiosa (feminine)
vantaggiosi (masculine plural)
vantaggiose (feminine plural)
vantaggiosissimo (superlative)


vanitoso

vanitoso (feminine vanitosa, masculine plural vanitosi, feminine plural vanitose)

vanitosa (feminine)
vanitosi (masculine plural)
vanitose (feminine plural)


vispo

vispo (feminine vispa, masculine plural vispi, feminine plural vispe)

vispa (feminine)
vispi (masculine plural)
vispe (feminine plural)


vittorioso

vittorioso (feminine vittoriosa, masculine plural vittoriosi, feminine plural vittoriose)

vittoriosa (feminine)
vittoriosi (masculine plural)
vittoriose (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin victōriōsus. By surface analysis, vittoria (“victory”) + -oso.


venerabile

Borrowed from Latin venerābilis, from venerārī.


vociano

it-adj

vociano (feminine vociana, masculine plural vociani, feminine plural vociane)

vociana (feminine)
vociani (masculine plural)
vociane (feminine plural)

(relational) of the artistic movement vocianesimo


visionario

visionario (feminine visionaria, masculine plural visionari, feminine plural visionarie)

visionaria (feminine)
visionari (masculine plural)
visionarie (feminine plural)


vaticano

vaticano (feminine vaticana, masculine plural vaticani, feminine plural vaticane)

vaticana (feminine)
vaticani (masculine plural)
vaticane (feminine plural)


veglio

veglio (feminine veglia, masculine plural vegli, feminine plural veglie)

veglia (feminine)
vegli (masculine plural)
veglie (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Old Occitan vielh. Doublet of vecchio.

Diceami spesso il mio fidato speglio,
L’animo stanco e la cangiata scorza
E la scemata mia destrezza e forza:
Non ti nasconder più; tu se’ pur veglio.

1374, Francesco Petrarca, Il Canzoniere, Florence: Andrea Bettini, published 1858, page 379, lines 1–4:

Often my faithful mirror shows me my weary spirit, and my altered skin, and my weakened skill and strength, saying: ‘Don’t fool yourself any more: you are old.’

E per gli molti esempi che gia letto
De capitani havea del tempo veglio
Com’huom, ch’amava sopra ogni diletto
D’udir historie, e farne al viver speglio

16ᵗʰ c., Ludovico Ariosto, Cinque Canti, Venice: Printed by Gabriel Giolito, published 1551, page 234:

And for the many examples he already read about, of the captains of the old times, as a man who, above all pleasures, loved to hear stories about them, and mirror them in life.

(obsolete, poetic) old (chiefly of people)


villano

villano (feminine villana, masculine plural villani, feminine plural villane)

villana (feminine)
villani (masculine plural)
villane (feminine plural)

From Late Latin vīllānus, from Latin vīlla.


contrametrico

contrametrico (feminine contrametrica, masculine plural contrametrici, feminine plural contrametriche)

contrametrica (feminine)
contrametrici (masculine plural)
contrametriche (feminine plural)


contrappuntistico

contrappuntistico (feminine contrappuntistica, masculine plural contrappuntistici, feminine plural contrappuntistiche)

contrappuntistica (feminine)
contrappuntistici (masculine plural)
contrappuntistiche (feminine plural)


ventunesimo

ventunesimo (feminine ventunesima, masculine plural ventunesimi, feminine plural ventunesime)

ventunesima (feminine)
ventunesimi (masculine plural)
ventunesime (feminine plural)


volubile

Probably borrowed from Latin volūbilis (“turning”).


diastematico

diastematico (feminine diastematica, masculine plural diastematici, feminine plural diastematiche)

diastematica (feminine)
diastematici (masculine plural)
diastematiche (feminine plural)


diacronico

diacronico (feminine diacronica, masculine plural diacronici, feminine plural diacroniche)

diacronica (feminine)
diacronici (masculine plural)
diacroniche (feminine plural)


abbottonato

abbottonato (feminine abbottonata, masculine plural abbottonati, feminine plural abbottonate)

abbottonata (feminine)
abbottonati (masculine plural)
abbottonate (feminine plural)


prensile

Formed from Latin prehēnsus (and based on Italian prendere), with the suffix -ile.


sieroso

sieroso (feminine sierosa, masculine plural sierosi, feminine plural sierose)

sierosa (feminine)
sierosi (masculine plural)
sierose (feminine plural)


folico

folico (feminine folica, masculine plural folici, feminine plural foliche)

folica (feminine)
folici (masculine plural)
foliche (feminine plural)


connettivo

connettivo (feminine connettiva, masculine plural connettivi, feminine plural connettive)

connettiva (feminine)
connettivi (masculine plural)
connettive (feminine plural)


scheletrico

scheletrico (feminine scheletrica, masculine plural scheletrici, feminine plural scheletriche)

scheletrica (feminine)
scheletrici (masculine plural)
scheletriche (feminine plural)

(anatomy, relational) skeleton; skeletal


su misura

custom-made, tailor-made, tailored, made-to-order


diatonico

diatonico (feminine diatonica, masculine plural diatonici, feminine plural diatoniche)

diatonica (feminine)
diatonici (masculine plural)
diatoniche (feminine plural)

From Latin diatonicus or from French diatonique.


adirato

adirato (feminine adirata, masculine plural adirati, feminine plural adirate)

adirata (feminine)
adirati (masculine plural)
adirate (feminine plural)


affaticato

affaticato (feminine affaticata, masculine plural affaticati, feminine plural affaticate)

affaticata (feminine)
affaticati (masculine plural)
affaticate (feminine plural)


erotico

erotico (feminine erotica, masculine plural erotici, feminine plural erotiche)

erotica (feminine)
erotici (masculine plural)
erotiche (feminine plural)


citoplasmatico

citoplasmatico (feminine citoplasmatica, masculine plural citoplasmatici, feminine plural citoplasmatiche)

citoplasmatica (feminine)
citoplasmatici (masculine plural)
citoplasmatiche (feminine plural)


protoplasmatico

protoplasmatico (feminine protoplasmatica, masculine plural protoplasmatici, feminine plural protoplasmatiche)

protoplasmatica (feminine)
protoplasmatici (masculine plural)
protoplasmatiche (feminine plural)


forzoso

forzoso (feminine forzosa, masculine plural forzosi, feminine plural forzose)

forzosa (feminine)
forzosi (masculine plural)
forzose (feminine plural)


appetitoso

appetitoso (feminine appetitosa, masculine plural appetitosi, feminine plural appetitose)

appetitosa (feminine)
appetitosi (masculine plural)
appetitose (feminine plural)


appiccicaticcio

appiccicaticcio (feminine appiccicaticcia, masculine plural appiccicaticci, feminine plural appiccicaticce)

appiccicaticcia (feminine)
appiccicaticci (masculine plural)
appiccicaticce (feminine plural)


appiccicoso

appiccicoso (feminine appiccicosa, masculine plural appiccicosi, feminine plural appiccicose)

appiccicosa (feminine)
appiccicosi (masculine plural)
appiccicose (feminine plural)

(figurative, colloquial) clinging (of a person)


spinoso

spinoso (feminine spinosa, masculine plural spinosi, feminine plural spinose, superlative spinosissimo)

spinosa (feminine)
spinosi (masculine plural)
spinose (feminine plural)
spinosissimo (superlative)

From Latin spīnōsus, or from spina + -oso.


prezzolato

prezzolato (feminine prezzolata, masculine plural prezzolati, feminine plural prezzolate)

prezzolata (feminine)
prezzolati (masculine plural)
prezzolate (feminine plural)


artico

artico (feminine artica, masculine plural artici, feminine plural artiche)

artica (feminine)
artici (masculine plural)
artiche (feminine plural)

From Latin arcticus, from Ancient Greek ἀρκτικός (arktikós, “northern, of the (Great) Bear”), from ἄρκτος (árktos, “bear, Ursa Major”).


aragosta

From earlier aligusta, most likely from Latin locusta (probably through a Vulgar Latin form lacusta), with partial concretion or agglutination and false deglutination of the preceding article. Compare the borrowed doublet locusta.


gelatinoso

it-adj

gelatinoso (feminine gelatinosa, masculine plural gelatinosi, feminine plural gelatinose)

gelatinosa (feminine)
gelatinosi (masculine plural)
gelatinose (feminine plural)


disaccentato

disaccentato (feminine disaccentata, masculine plural disaccentati, feminine plural disaccentate)

disaccentata (feminine)
disaccentati (masculine plural)
disaccentate (feminine plural)

Past participle of disaccentare (“to deaccent”).


aureo

aureo (feminine aurea, masculine plural aurei, feminine plural auree)

aurea (feminine)
aurei (masculine plural)
auree (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from Latin aureus. By surface analysis, aur- (“gold”, fossilized stem for oro) + -eo.

surf

aur-<pos:fossilized stem for <i class="Latn mention" lang="it">oro</i>><t:gold>


enzimatico

it-adj

enzimatico (feminine enzimatica, masculine plural enzimatici, feminine plural enzimatiche)

enzimatica (feminine)
enzimatici (masculine plural)
enzimatiche (feminine plural)

From enzima (“enzyme”) + -atico (“-atic, pertaining to”).


inspiegato

it-adj

inspiegato (feminine inspiegata, masculine plural inspiegati, feminine plural inspiegate)

inspiegata (feminine)
inspiegati (masculine plural)
inspiegate (feminine plural)


azionario

azionario (feminine azionaria, masculine plural azionari, feminine plural azionarie)

azionaria (feminine)
azionari (masculine plural)
azionarie (feminine plural)


manesco

manesco (feminine manesca, masculine plural maneschi, feminine plural manesche)

manesca (feminine)
maneschi (masculine plural)
manesche (feminine plural)


cesareo

cesareo (feminine cesarea, masculine plural cesarei, feminine plural cesaree)

cesarea (feminine)
cesarei (masculine plural)
cesaree (feminine plural)

From Latin caesareus (“pertaining to Caesar”). By surface analysis, Cesare (“Caesar”) + -eo (“-ean”).

surf

(rare, relational) of Julius Caesar or the gens Julia; Caesarean


babbeo

it-adj

babbeo (feminine babbea, masculine plural babbei, feminine plural babbee)

babbea (feminine)
babbei (masculine plural)
babbee (feminine plural)


balistico

balistico (feminine balistica, masculine plural balistici, feminine plural balistiche)

balistica (feminine)
balistici (masculine plural)
balistiche (feminine plural)


bavoso

bavoso (feminine bavosa, masculine plural bavosi, feminine plural bavose)

bavosa (feminine)
bavosi (masculine plural)
bavose (feminine plural)


bendato

bendato (feminine bendata, masculine plural bendati, feminine plural bendate)

bendata (feminine)
bendati (masculine plural)
bendate (feminine plural)

puoi riconoscere il cibo da bendato?


bicipite

Borrowed from Latin bicipitem (“two-headed”).


mediorientale

From medio- + orientale or medioriente + -ale.


cancrizzante

(music) crabwise, retrograde (in counterpoint)


burocratico

it-adj

burocratico (feminine burocratica, masculine plural burocratici, feminine plural burocratiche)

burocratica (feminine)
burocratici (masculine plural)
burocratiche (feminine plural)


usuale

Borrowed from Late Latin ūsuālis, derived from Latin ūsus.


catalano

catalano (feminine catalana, masculine plural catalani, feminine plural catalane)

catalana (feminine)
catalani (masculine plural)
catalane (feminine plural)


pelvico

pelvico (feminine pelvica, masculine plural pelvici, feminine plural pelviche)

pelvica (feminine)
pelvici (masculine plural)
pelviche (feminine plural)


colombiano

colombiano (feminine colombiana, masculine plural colombiani, feminine plural colombiane)

colombiana (feminine)
colombiani (masculine plural)
colombiane (feminine plural)


guatemalteco

guatemalteco (feminine guatemalteca, masculine plural guatemaltechi, feminine plural guatemalteche)

guatemalteca (feminine)
guatemaltechi (masculine plural)
guatemalteche (feminine plural)


eptatonico

eptatonico (feminine eptatonica, masculine plural eptatonici, feminine plural eptatoniche)

eptatonica (feminine)
eptatonici (masculine plural)
eptatoniche (feminine plural)


elettromeccanico

elettromeccanico (feminine elettromeccanica, masculine plural elettromeccanici, feminine plural elettromeccaniche)

elettromeccanica (feminine)
elettromeccanici (masculine plural)
elettromeccaniche (feminine plural)


esafonico

esafonico (feminine esafonica, masculine plural esafonici, feminine plural esafoniche)

esafonica (feminine)
esafonici (masculine plural)
esafoniche (feminine plural)


energico

energico (feminine energica, masculine plural energici, feminine plural energiche)

energica (feminine)
energici (masculine plural)
energiche (feminine plural)


enigmatico

enigmatico (feminine enigmatica, masculine plural enigmatici, feminine plural enigmatiche)

enigmatica (feminine)
enigmatici (masculine plural)
enigmatiche (feminine plural)


esatonico

esatonico (feminine esatonica, masculine plural esatonici, feminine plural esatoniche)

esatonica (feminine)
esatonici (masculine plural)
esatoniche (feminine plural)


equabile

Learned borrowing from Latin aequābilis.


eufonico

eufonico (feminine eufonica, masculine plural eufonici, feminine plural eufoniche)

eufonica (feminine)
eufonici (masculine plural)
eufoniche (feminine plural)


estemporaneo

estemporaneo (feminine estemporanea, masculine plural estemporanei, feminine plural estemporanee)

estemporanea (feminine)
estemporanei (masculine plural)
estemporanee (feminine plural)


esplicito

esplicito (feminine esplicita, masculine plural espliciti, feminine plural esplicite)

esplicita (feminine)
espliciti (masculine plural)
esplicite (feminine plural)


celestiale

Borrowed from Medieval Latin caelestiālis, from Latin caelestis.


ovarico

it-adj

ovarico (feminine ovarica, masculine plural ovarici, feminine plural ovariche)

ovarica (feminine)
ovarici (masculine plural)
ovariche (feminine plural)


enarmonico

enarmonico (feminine enarmonica, masculine plural enarmonici, feminine plural enarmoniche)

enarmonica (feminine)
enarmonici (masculine plural)
enarmoniche (feminine plural)

From Latin enharmonicus, from Late Latin enarmonius, from Ancient Greek ἐναρμόνιος (enarmónios), from ἐν (en)+ἁρμονία (harmonía).


ariano

ariano (feminine ariana, masculine plural ariani, feminine plural ariane)

ariana (feminine)
ariani (masculine plural)
ariane (feminine plural)

From Sanskrit आर्य (ā́rya, “noble" or "noble one”).


ariano

(Christianity) Arian (pertaining to Arianism; heretic)


esaustivo

it-adj

esaustivo (feminine esaustiva, masculine plural esaustivi, feminine plural esaustive)

esaustiva (feminine)
esaustivi (masculine plural)
esaustive (feminine plural)


esocrino

esocrino (feminine esocrina, masculine plural esocrini, feminine plural esocrine)

esocrina (feminine)
esocrini (masculine plural)
esocrine (feminine plural)


noetheriano

noetheriano (feminine noetheriana, masculine plural noetheriani, feminine plural noetheriane)

noetheriana (feminine)
noetheriani (masculine plural)
noetheriane (feminine plural)


polinomiale

From polinomio + -ale. By surface analysis, poli- + -nomio + -ale.


platonico

it-adj

platonico (feminine platonica, masculine plural platonici, feminine plural platoniche)

platonica (feminine)
platonici (masculine plural)
platoniche (feminine plural)


commemorativo

commemorativo (feminine commemorativa, masculine plural commemorativi, feminine plural commemorative)

commemorativa (feminine)
commemorativi (masculine plural)
commemorative (feminine plural)


cileno

cileno (feminine cilena, masculine plural cileni, feminine plural cilene)

cilena (feminine)
cileni (masculine plural)
cilene (feminine plural)


germinale

From Latin germin- (“sprout, bud”) + -ale, the noun as a calque of French germinal.


endocrino

endocrino (feminine endocrina, masculine plural endocrini, feminine plural endocrine)

endocrina (feminine)
endocrini (masculine plural)
endocrine (feminine plural)

From endo- + Ancient Greek κρίνειν (krínein, “to separate”).


viscerale

From Late Latin viscerālis; cognate with Piedmontese visseral.


espiratore

it-adj

espiratore (feminine espiratrice, masculine plural espiratori, feminine plural espiratrici)

espiratrice (feminine)
espiratori (masculine plural)
espiratrici (feminine plural)


inspiratorio

inspiratorio (feminine inspiratoria, masculine plural inspiratori, feminine plural inspiratorie)

inspiratoria (feminine)
inspiratori (masculine plural)
inspiratorie (feminine plural)


espiratorio

espiratorio (feminine espiratoria, masculine plural espiratori, feminine plural espiratorie)

espiratoria (feminine)
espiratori (masculine plural)
espiratorie (feminine plural)


inspiratore

inspiratore (feminine inspiratrice, masculine plural inspiratori, feminine plural inspiratrici)

inspiratrice (feminine)
inspiratori (masculine plural)
inspiratrici (feminine plural)


alveolare

From alveolo (“alveolus”) + -are (adjective-forming suffix), from Latin alveolus (“small cavity”), derived from alveus (“hollow, cavity”), from alvus (“belly, womb”), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *h₂el- (“to grow, nourish”).

der

(phonetics) alveolar (articulated with the tongue against the upper alveolar ridge)


concitato

it-adj

concitato (feminine concitata, masculine plural concitati, feminine plural concitate)

concitata (feminine)
concitati (masculine plural)
concitate (feminine plural)


confiscato

confiscato (feminine confiscata, masculine plural confiscati, feminine plural confiscate)

confiscata (feminine)
confiscati (masculine plural)
confiscate (feminine plural)


congenito

congenito (feminine congenita, masculine plural congeniti, feminine plural congenite)

congenita (feminine)
congeniti (masculine plural)
congenite (feminine plural)


conservatore

conservatore (feminine conservatrice, masculine plural conservatori, feminine plural conservatrici)

conservatrice (feminine)
conservatori (masculine plural)
conservatrici (feminine plural)


manganico

manganico (feminine manganica, masculine plural manganici, feminine plural manganiche)

manganica (feminine)
manganici (masculine plural)
manganiche (feminine plural)


egemonico

egemonico (feminine egemonica, masculine plural egemonici, feminine plural egemoniche)

egemonica (feminine)
egemonici (masculine plural)
egemoniche (feminine plural)


manganoso

manganoso (feminine manganosa, masculine plural manganosi, feminine plural manganose)

manganosa (feminine)
manganosi (masculine plural)
manganose (feminine plural)


gibilterrino

gibilterrino (feminine gibilterrina, masculine plural gibilterrini, feminine plural gibilterrine)

gibilterrina (feminine)
gibilterrini (masculine plural)
gibilterrine (feminine plural)


corinzio

corinzio (feminine corinzia, masculine plural corinzi, feminine plural corinzie)

corinzia (feminine)
corinzi (masculine plural)
corinzie (feminine plural)


coronario

coronario (feminine coronaria, masculine plural coronari, feminine plural coronarie)

coronaria (feminine)
coronari (masculine plural)
coronarie (feminine plural)


frammentario

frammentario (feminine frammentaria, masculine plural frammentari, feminine plural frammentarie)

frammentaria (feminine)
frammentari (masculine plural)
frammentarie (feminine plural)

fragmentary, fragmented, bitty, scrappy, patched


farmacologico

farmacologico (feminine farmacologica, masculine plural farmacologici, feminine plural farmacologiche)

farmacologica (feminine)
farmacologici (masculine plural)
farmacologiche (feminine plural)


criptato

criptato (feminine criptata, masculine plural criptati, feminine plural criptate)

criptata (feminine)
criptati (masculine plural)
criptate (feminine plural)


dannatissimo

dannatissima (feminine)
dannatissimi (masculine plural)
dannatissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of dannato (“damnedest”)


coronaria

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


secretivo

it-adj

secretivo (feminine secretiva, masculine plural secretivi, feminine plural secretive)

secretiva (feminine)
secretivi (masculine plural)
secretive (feminine plural)


granulato

granulato (feminine granulata, masculine plural granulati, feminine plural granulate)

granulata (feminine)
granulati (masculine plural)
granulate (feminine plural)


proliferativo

proliferativo (feminine proliferativa, masculine plural proliferativi, feminine plural proliferative)

proliferativa (feminine)
proliferativi (masculine plural)
proliferative (feminine plural)


monozigotico

monozigotico (feminine monozigotica, masculine plural monozigotici, feminine plural monozigotiche)

monozigotica (feminine)
monozigotici (masculine plural)
monozigotiche (feminine plural)


granuloso

granuloso (feminine granulosa, masculine plural granulosi, feminine plural granulose)

granulosa (feminine)
granulosi (masculine plural)
granulose (feminine plural)


cardiocircolatorio

cardiocircolatorio (feminine cardiocircolatoria, masculine plural cardiocircolatori, feminine plural cardiocircolatorie)

cardiocircolatoria (feminine)
cardiocircolatori (masculine plural)
cardiocircolatorie (feminine plural)


leporino

leporino (feminine leporina, masculine plural leporini, feminine plural leporine)

leporina (feminine)
leporini (masculine plural)
leporine (feminine plural)


desideroso

desideroso (feminine desiderosa, masculine plural desiderosi, feminine plural desiderose)

desiderosa (feminine)
desiderosi (masculine plural)
desiderose (feminine plural)


democristiano

democristiano (feminine democristiana, masculine plural democristiani, feminine plural democristiane)

democristiana (feminine)
democristiani (masculine plural)
democristiane (feminine plural)

Blend of democratico (“democratic”) + cristiano (“Christian”).

blend

Christian Democratic
Christian Democratic

Democrazia Cristiana
Democrazia Cristiana

(historical, relational) of the Democrazia Cristiana (Christian Democracy) political party


trasversale

(relational) cross; transverse, transversal, oblique


pancreatico

it-adj

pancreatico (feminine pancreatica, masculine plural pancreatici, feminine plural pancreatiche)

pancreatica (feminine)
pancreatici (masculine plural)
pancreatiche (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek πάγκρεας -έατος (pánkreas -éatos) + -ico.

der

πάγκρεας -έατος


trasverso

it-adj

trasverso (feminine trasversa, masculine plural trasversi, feminine plural trasverse)

trasversa (feminine)
trasversi (masculine plural)
trasverse (feminine plural)


sigmoideo

sigmoideo (feminine sigmoidea, masculine plural sigmoidei, feminine plural sigmoidee)

sigmoidea (feminine)
sigmoidei (masculine plural)
sigmoidee (feminine plural)


difficilissimo

difficilissima (feminine)
difficilissimi (masculine plural)
difficilissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of difficile (“very difficult”)


diffidente

From Latin diffīdentem, present participle of diffīdō (“to distrust”).


dignitoso

dignitoso (feminine dignitosa, masculine plural dignitosi, feminine plural dignitose, superlative dignitosissimo)

dignitosa (feminine)
dignitosi (masculine plural)
dignitose (feminine plural)
dignitosissimo (superlative)

From Late Latin dignitōsus. Cognate with Piedmontese dignitos.


degenerativo

degenerativo (feminine degenerativa, masculine plural degenerativi, feminine plural degenerative)

degenerativa (feminine)
degenerativi (masculine plural)
degenerative (feminine plural)

(pathology) degenerative (of a medical condition)


disdicevole

From dis- (reversal prefix) + dicevole (“proper, decent”).


diplomato

it-adj

diplomato (feminine diplomata, masculine plural diplomati, feminine plural diplomate)

diplomata (feminine)
diplomati (masculine plural)
diplomate (feminine plural)

qualified (especially as the result of a paper qualification)


istologico

istologico (feminine istologica, masculine plural istologici, feminine plural istologiche)

istologica (feminine)
istologici (masculine plural)
istologiche (feminine plural)


decelerato

decelerato (feminine decelerata, masculine plural decelerati, feminine plural decelerate)

decelerata (feminine)
decelerati (masculine plural)
decelerate (feminine plural)


fraseggiato

fraseggiato (feminine fraseggiata, masculine plural fraseggiati, feminine plural fraseggiate)

fraseggiata (feminine)
fraseggiati (masculine plural)
fraseggiate (feminine plural)


chirurgico

chirurgico (feminine chirurgica, masculine plural chirurgici, feminine plural chirurgiche)

chirurgica (feminine)
chirurgici (masculine plural)
chirurgiche (feminine plural)


disintossicato

disintossicato (feminine disintossicata, masculine plural disintossicati, feminine plural disintossicate)

disintossicata (feminine)
disintossicati (masculine plural)
disintossicate (feminine plural)


cartilagineo

cartilagineo (feminine cartilaginea, masculine plural cartilaginei, feminine plural cartilaginee)

cartilaginea (feminine)
cartilaginei (masculine plural)
cartilaginee (feminine plural)


dispiegato

dispiegato (feminine dispiegata, masculine plural dispiegati, feminine plural dispiegate)

dispiegata (feminine)
dispiegati (masculine plural)
dispiegate (feminine plural)


dissacrato

dissacrato (feminine dissacrata, masculine plural dissacrati, feminine plural dissacrate)

dissacrata (feminine)
dissacrati (masculine plural)
dissacrate (feminine plural)


dispotico

dispotico (feminine dispotica, masculine plural dispotici, feminine plural dispotiche)

dispotica (feminine)
dispotici (masculine plural)
dispotiche (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek δεσποτικός (despotikós), from δεσπότης (despótēs, “ruler, despot”).


dissanguato

dissanguato (feminine dissanguata, masculine plural dissanguati, feminine plural dissanguate)

dissanguata (feminine)
dissanguati (masculine plural)
dissanguate (feminine plural)


disorientato

disorientato (feminine disorientata, masculine plural disorientati, feminine plural disorientate)

disorientata (feminine)
disorientati (masculine plural)
disorientate (feminine plural)


dissipato

dissipato (feminine dissipata, masculine plural dissipati, feminine plural dissipate)

dissipata (feminine)
dissipati (masculine plural)
dissipate (feminine plural)


disumano

disumano (feminine disumana, masculine plural disumani, feminine plural disumane)

disumana (feminine)
disumani (masculine plural)
disumane (feminine plural)

From dis- + umano; cognate with Piedmontese disuman.


mucoso

mucoso (feminine mucosa, masculine plural mucosi, feminine plural mucose)

mucosa (feminine)
mucosi (masculine plural)
mucose (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin mūcōsus, from Latin mūcus.


dominatore

dominatore (feminine dominatrice, masculine plural dominatori, feminine plural dominatrici)

dominatrice (feminine)
dominatori (masculine plural)
dominatrici (feminine plural)


estetico

estetico (feminine estetica, masculine plural estetici, feminine plural estetiche)

estetica (feminine)
estetici (masculine plural)
estetiche (feminine plural)


cartilaginoso

cartilaginoso (feminine cartilaginosa, masculine plural cartilaginosi, feminine plural cartilaginose)

cartilaginosa (feminine)
cartilaginosi (masculine plural)
cartilaginose (feminine plural)


integratore

integratore (feminine integratrice, masculine plural integratori, feminine plural integratrici)

integratrice (feminine)
integratori (masculine plural)
integratrici (feminine plural)


edificato

edificato (feminine edificata, masculine plural edificati, feminine plural edificate)

edificata (feminine)
edificati (masculine plural)
edificate (feminine plural)


rosolato

rosolato (feminine rosolata, masculine plural rosolati, feminine plural rosolate)

rosolata (feminine)
rosolati (masculine plural)
rosolate (feminine plural)


effeminato

effeminato (feminine effeminata, masculine plural effeminati, feminine plural effeminate)

effeminata (feminine)
effeminati (masculine plural)
effeminate (feminine plural)


egocentrico

egocentrico (feminine egocentrica, masculine plural egocentrici, feminine plural egocentriche)

egocentrica (feminine)
egocentrici (masculine plural)
egocentriche (feminine plural)


doloso

doloso (feminine dolosa, masculine plural dolosi, feminine plural dolose)

dolosa (feminine)
dolosi (masculine plural)
dolose (feminine plural)


capitalistico

capitalistico (feminine capitalistica, masculine plural capitalistici, feminine plural capitalistiche)

capitalistica (feminine)
capitalistici (masculine plural)
capitalistiche (feminine plural)


lesso

lesso (feminine lessa, masculine plural lessi, feminine plural lesse)

lessa (feminine)
lessi (masculine plural)
lesse (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin ēlixus (“boiled, soaked”). Compare the regular thematic counterpart lessato, from lessare (“to boil”). Bentley analyses/analyzes the former as agentless and derived from a change-of-state root, and the latter as agentive and derived from a verbal base.


omogeneizzato

it-adj

omogeneizzato (feminine omogeneizzata, masculine plural omogeneizzati, feminine plural omogeneizzate)

omogeneizzata (feminine)
omogeneizzati (masculine plural)
omogeneizzate (feminine plural)


olimpionico

olimpionico (feminine olimpionica, masculine plural olimpionici, feminine plural olimpioniche)

olimpionica (feminine)
olimpionici (masculine plural)
olimpioniche (feminine plural)

Olympic, Olympian (relating to the Olympic Games)


olimpio

olimpio (feminine olimpia, masculine plural olimpi, feminine plural olimpie)

olimpia (feminine)
olimpi (masculine plural)
olimpie (feminine plural)


eloquente

eloquente (plural eloquenti, superlative eloquentissimo)

eloquenti (plural)
eloquentissimo (superlative)

From Latin ēloquentem (“eloquent, articulate”).


olimpico

it-adj

olimpico (feminine olimpica, masculine plural olimpici, feminine plural olimpiche)

olimpica (feminine)
olimpici (masculine plural)
olimpiche (feminine plural)


epico

epico (feminine epica, masculine plural epici, feminine plural epiche)

epica (feminine)
epici (masculine plural)
epiche (feminine plural)

From Latin epicus, from Ancient Greek ἐπικός (epikós). By surface analysis, epos (“an epic”) + -ico (“-ic”, adjective-forming suffix).


emiliano

it-adj

emiliano (feminine emiliana, masculine plural emiliani, feminine plural emiliane)

emiliana (feminine)
emiliani (masculine plural)
emiliane (feminine plural)

Emilian (of, from or relating to Emilia)


cumulabile

combinable, that can be summed, that can be accumulated


equivoco

equivoco (feminine equivoca, masculine plural equivoci, feminine plural equivoche)

equivoca (feminine)
equivoci (masculine plural)
equivoche (feminine plural)


espiato

espiato (feminine espiata, masculine plural espiati, feminine plural espiate)

espiata (feminine)
espiati (masculine plural)
espiate (feminine plural)


erboso

erboso (feminine erbosa, masculine plural erbosi, feminine plural erbose)

erbosa (feminine)
erbosi (masculine plural)
erbose (feminine plural)

From Latin herbōsus. By surface analysis, erba + -oso.


fabiano

fabiano (feminine fabiana, masculine plural fabiani, feminine plural fabiane)

fabiana (feminine)
fabiani (masculine plural)
fabiane (feminine plural)


evacuato

evacuato (feminine evacuata, masculine plural evacuati, feminine plural evacuate)

evacuata (feminine)
evacuati (masculine plural)
evacuate (feminine plural)


fangoso

fangoso (feminine fangosa, masculine plural fangosi, feminine plural fangose)

fangosa (feminine)
fangosi (masculine plural)
fangose (feminine plural)


antiestetico

antiestetico (feminine antiestetica, masculine plural antiestetici, feminine plural antiestetiche)

antiestetica (feminine)
antiestetici (masculine plural)
antiestetiche (feminine plural)


frigio

frigio (feminine frigia, masculine plural frigi, feminine plural frigie)

frigia (feminine)
frigi (masculine plural)
frigie (feminine plural)

Phrygian (of, from or relating to Phrygia) (all senses)


graduatore

graduatore (feminine graduatrice, masculine plural graduatori, feminine plural graduatrici)

graduatrice (feminine)
graduatori (masculine plural)
graduatrici (feminine plural)


longevo

longevo (feminine longeva, masculine plural longevi, feminine plural longeve)

longeva (feminine)
longevi (masculine plural)
longeve (feminine plural)


tossicodipendente

From tossico- (“toxi-”) + dipendente (“dependent, addicted”).


gravoso

it-adj

gravoso (feminine gravosa, masculine plural gravosi, feminine plural gravose)

gravosa (feminine)
gravosi (masculine plural)
gravose (feminine plural)


idiofono

idiofono (feminine idiofona, masculine plural idiofoni, feminine plural idiofone)

idiofona (feminine)
idiofoni (masculine plural)
idiofone (feminine plural)


ultradiano

ultradiano (feminine ultradiana, masculine plural ultradiani, feminine plural ultradiane)

ultradiana (feminine)
ultradiani (masculine plural)
ultradiane (feminine plural)


infradiano

infradiano (feminine infradiana, masculine plural infradiani, feminine plural infradiane)

infradiana (feminine)
infradiani (masculine plural)
infradiane (feminine plural)


graduatori

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


ricreativo

it-adj

ricreativo (feminine ricreativa, masculine plural ricreativi, feminine plural ricreative)

ricreativa (feminine)
ricreativi (masculine plural)
ricreative (feminine plural)


fatidico

fatidico (feminine fatidica, masculine plural fatidici, feminine plural fatidiche)

fatidica (feminine)
fatidici (masculine plural)
fatidiche (feminine plural)


gregoriano

gregoriano (feminine gregoriana, masculine plural gregoriani, feminine plural gregoriane)

gregoriana (feminine)
gregoriani (masculine plural)
gregoriane (feminine plural)


inesploso

inesploso (feminine inesplosa, masculine plural inesplosi, feminine plural inesplose)

inesplosa (feminine)
inesplosi (masculine plural)
inesplose (feminine plural)


influenzabile

easily influenced, pliant, influenceable


interpolato

interpolato (feminine interpolata, masculine plural interpolati, feminine plural interpolate)

interpolata (feminine)
interpolati (masculine plural)
interpolate (feminine plural)


isocrono

isocrono (feminine isocrona, masculine plural isocroni, feminine plural isocrone)

isocrona (feminine)
isocroni (masculine plural)
isocrone (feminine plural)


orale

per via orale

orally (literally, “through oral tract”)

(relational) mouth; oral, buccal (relating to the mouth)


metronomico

metronomico (feminine metronomica, masculine plural metronomici, feminine plural metronomiche)

metronomica (feminine)
metronomici (masculine plural)
metronomiche (feminine plural)


logaritmico

logaritmico (feminine logaritmica, masculine plural logaritmici, feminine plural logaritmiche)

logaritmica (feminine)
logaritmici (masculine plural)
logaritmiche (feminine plural)


modulato

modulato (feminine modulata, masculine plural modulati, feminine plural modulate)

modulata (feminine)
modulati (masculine plural)
modulate (feminine plural)


momentaneo

momentaneo (feminine momentanea, masculine plural momentanei, feminine plural momentanee)

momentanea (feminine)
momentanei (masculine plural)
momentanee (feminine plural)


microscopico

microscopico (feminine microscopica, masculine plural microscopici, feminine plural microscopiche)

microscopica (feminine)
microscopici (masculine plural)
microscopiche (feminine plural)


intervallare

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

af

periodi intervallari

intervals (literally, “interval periods”)


anacronistico

it-adj

anacronistico (feminine anacronistica, masculine plural anacronistici, feminine plural anacronistiche)

anacronistica (feminine)
anacronistici (masculine plural)
anacronistiche (feminine plural)

From anacron(ismo) (“anachronism”) + -istico (“-istic”). By surface analysis, ana- (“reversal”) + cron(o-) (“time”) + -istico.


apprensivo

it-adj

apprensivo (feminine apprensiva, masculine plural apprensivi, feminine plural apprensive)

apprensiva (feminine)
apprensivi (masculine plural)
apprensive (feminine plural)


interpolare

(physics) interpolar (between two poles)


monodico

monodico (feminine monodica, masculine plural monodici, feminine plural monodiche)

monodica (feminine)
monodici (masculine plural)
monodiche (feminine plural)


luterano

luterano (feminine luterana, masculine plural luterani, feminine plural luterane)

luterana (feminine)
luterani (masculine plural)
luterane (feminine plural)


novecentesco

novecentesco (feminine novecentesca, masculine plural novecenteschi, feminine plural novecentesche)

novecentesca (feminine)
novecenteschi (masculine plural)
novecentesche (feminine plural)

From Novecento (“twentieth century”) + -esco (“-like”).


omoritimico

it-adj

omoritimico (feminine omoritimica, masculine plural omoritimici, feminine plural omoritimiche)

omoritimica (feminine)
omoritimici (masculine plural)
omoritimiche (feminine plural)


omofonico

omofonico (feminine omofonica, masculine plural omofonici, feminine plural omofoniche)

omofonica (feminine)
omofonici (masculine plural)
omofoniche (feminine plural)


testuale

parole testuale


difficoltoso

difficoltoso (feminine difficoltosa, masculine plural difficoltosi, feminine plural difficoltose)

difficoltosa (feminine)
difficoltosi (masculine plural)
difficoltose (feminine plural)


omofono

omofono (feminine omofona, masculine plural omofoni, feminine plural omofone)

omofona (feminine)
omofoni (masculine plural)
omofone (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek ὁμόφωνος (homóphōnos). By surface analysis, omo- + -fono.

(phonetics, semantics) homophonous (having the same pronunciation)

(music) homophonic (having a single melodic line)


sovrumano

sovrumano (feminine sovrumana, masculine plural sovrumani, feminine plural sovrumane)

sovrumana (feminine)
sovrumani (masculine plural)
sovrumane (feminine plural)


superstizioso

superstizioso (feminine superstiziosa, masculine plural superstiziosi, feminine plural superstiziose)

superstiziosa (feminine)
superstiziosi (masculine plural)
superstiziose (feminine plural)


ducentesco

ducentesco (feminine ducentesca, masculine plural ducenteschi, feminine plural ducentesche)

ducentesca (feminine)
ducenteschi (masculine plural)
ducentesche (feminine plural)


sistematico

sistematico (feminine sistematica, masculine plural sistematici, feminine plural sistematiche)

sistematica (feminine)
sistematici (masculine plural)
sistematiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from French systématique (adjective), from Late Latin systematicus, from Ancient Greek συστηματικός (sustēmatikós), from σύστημᾰ (sústēma).

der

συστηματικός


organario

it-adj

organario (feminine organaria, masculine plural organari, feminine plural organarie)

organaria (feminine)
organari (masculine plural)
organarie (feminine plural)


duecentesco

duecentesco (feminine duecentesca, masculine plural duecenteschi, feminine plural duecentesche)

duecentesca (feminine)
duecenteschi (masculine plural)
duecentesche (feminine plural)

From Duecento (“thirteenth century”) + -esco (“-like”).


secentesco

it-adj

secentesco (feminine secentesca, masculine plural secenteschi, feminine plural secentesche)

secentesca (feminine)
secenteschi (masculine plural)
secentesche (feminine plural)


trecentesco

trecentesco (feminine trecentesca, masculine plural trecenteschi, feminine plural trecentesche)

trecentesca (feminine)
trecenteschi (masculine plural)
trecentesche (feminine plural)

From Trecento (“fourteenth century”) + -esco (“-like”).


quattrocentesco

it-adj

quattrocentesco (feminine quattrocentesca, masculine plural quattrocenteschi, feminine plural quattrocentesche)

quattrocentesca (feminine)
quattrocenteschi (masculine plural)
quattrocentesche (feminine plural)

From Quattrocento (“fifteenth century”) + -esco (“-like”).


seicentesco

it-adj

seicentesco (feminine seicentesca, masculine plural seicenteschi, feminine plural seicentesche)

seicentesca (feminine)
seicenteschi (masculine plural)
seicentesche (feminine plural)

From Seicento (“seventeenth century”) + -esco (“-like”).


organistico

it-adj

organistico (feminine organistica, masculine plural organistici, feminine plural organistiche)

organistica (feminine)
organistici (masculine plural)
organistiche (feminine plural)


ottocentesco

ottocentesco (feminine ottocentesca, masculine plural ottocenteschi, feminine plural ottocentesche)

ottocentesca (feminine)
ottocenteschi (masculine plural)
ottocentesche (feminine plural)

From Ottocento (“nineteenth century”) + -esco (“-like”).


settecentesco

it-adj

settecentesco (feminine settecentesca, masculine plural settecenteschi, feminine plural settecentesche)

settecentesca (feminine)
settecenteschi (masculine plural)
settecentesche (feminine plural)

From Settecento (“eighteenth century”) + -esco (“-like”).


venturo

it-adj

venturo (feminine ventura, masculine plural venturi, feminine plural venture)

ventura (feminine)
venturi (masculine plural)
venture (feminine plural)

From Latin ventūrus (“about to come”), future active participle of veniō (“to come, approach”).

Da questa parte onde ’l fiore è maturo
di tutte le sue foglie, sono assisi
quei che credettero in Cristo venturo

1316–c. 1321, Dante Alighieri, “Canto XXXII”, in Paradiso [Heaven], lines 22–24; 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:

On this side, where the flower is perfect with each of its petals, sit those who believed in Christ to come


irrispettoso

irrispettoso (feminine irrispettosa, masculine plural irrispettosi, feminine plural irrispettose)

irrispettosa (feminine)
irrispettosi (masculine plural)
irrispettose (feminine plural)


sistematica

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

nonlemma

(philosophy)
feminine singular of sistematico


scivoloso

it-adj

scivoloso (feminine scivolosa, masculine plural scivolosi, feminine plural scivolose)

scivolosa (feminine)
scivolosi (masculine plural)
scivolose (feminine plural)


rispettoso

rispettoso (feminine rispettosa, masculine plural rispettosi, feminine plural rispettose)

rispettosa (feminine)
rispettosi (masculine plural)
rispettose (feminine plural)


semestrale

half-yearly, semiannual, biannual, twice-yearly


mastodontico

mastodontico (feminine mastodontica, masculine plural mastodontici, feminine plural mastodontiche)

mastodontica (feminine)
mastodontici (masculine plural)
mastodontiche (feminine plural)


sensato

sensato (feminine sensata, masculine plural sensati, feminine plural sensate, superlative sensatissimo)

sensata (feminine)
sensati (masculine plural)
sensate (feminine plural)
sensatissimo (superlative)


simultaneo

simultaneo (feminine simultanea, masculine plural simultanei, feminine plural simultanee)

simultanea (feminine)
simultanei (masculine plural)
simultanee (feminine plural)


respirabile

Borrowed from Late Latin respīrābilis, from Latin respīrō.


restrittivo

restrittivo (feminine restrittiva, masculine plural restrittivi, feminine plural restrittive)

restrittiva (feminine)
restrittivi (masculine plural)
restrittive (feminine plural)


gemino

gemino (feminine gemina, masculine plural gemini, feminine plural gemine)

gemina (feminine)
gemini (masculine plural)
gemine (feminine plural)


talebano

talebano (feminine talebana, masculine plural talebani, feminine plural talebane)

talebana (feminine)
talebani (masculine plural)
talebane (feminine plural)


sanguinoso

sanguinoso (feminine sanguinosa, masculine plural sanguinosi, feminine plural sanguinose)

sanguinosa (feminine)
sanguinosi (masculine plural)
sanguinose (feminine plural)

From Late Latin sanguinōsus, from Latin sanguis.


asettico

asettico (feminine asettica, masculine plural asettici, feminine plural asettiche)

asettica (feminine)
asettici (masculine plural)
asettiche (feminine plural)


forfettario

forfettario (feminine forfettaria, masculine plural forfettari, feminine plural forfettarie)

forfettaria (feminine)
forfettari (masculine plural)
forfettarie (feminine plural)


civilizzato

civilizzato (feminine civilizzata, masculine plural civilizzati, feminine plural civilizzate)

civilizzata (feminine)
civilizzati (masculine plural)
civilizzate (feminine plural)


geotecnico

geotecnico (feminine geotecnica, masculine plural geotecnici, feminine plural geotecniche)

geotecnica (feminine)
geotecnici (masculine plural)
geotecniche (feminine plural)


saltuario

saltuario (feminine saltuaria, masculine plural saltuari, feminine plural saltuarie)

saltuaria (feminine)
saltuari (masculine plural)
saltuarie (feminine plural)


curativo

curativo (feminine curativa, masculine plural curativi, feminine plural curative)

curativa (feminine)
curativi (masculine plural)
curative (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin curativus. By surface analysis, curare + -ivo.


pianistico

pianistico (feminine pianistica, masculine plural pianistici, feminine plural pianistiche)

pianistica (feminine)
pianistici (masculine plural)
pianistiche (feminine plural)


pitagorico

pitagorico (feminine pitagorica, masculine plural pitagorici, feminine plural pitagoriche)

pitagorica (feminine)
pitagorici (masculine plural)
pitagoriche (feminine plural)


squalificato

squalificato (feminine squalificata, masculine plural squalificati, feminine plural squalificate)

squalificata (feminine)
squalificati (masculine plural)
squalificate (feminine plural)


polifonico

polifonico (feminine polifonica, masculine plural polifonici, feminine plural polifoniche)

polifonica (feminine)
polifonici (masculine plural)
polifoniche (feminine plural)


brasiliano

brasiliano (feminine brasiliana, masculine plural brasiliani, feminine plural brasiliane)

brasiliana (feminine)
brasiliani (masculine plural)
brasiliane (feminine plural)


precostituito

precostituito (feminine precostituita, masculine plural precostituiti, feminine plural precostituite)

precostituita (feminine)
precostituiti (masculine plural)
precostituite (feminine plural)

"Mi rivolgo alle forze di maggioranza ma anche di opposizione, perché su questi temi non si deve ragionare su schieramenti precostituiti o logiche precostituite" e "resto fiducioso che possa maturare in quest'Aula con consapevolezza e piena assunzione di responsabilità una convergente valutazione positiva su questo decisivo passaggio da cui discendono rilevanti conseguenze per l'intera comunità nazionale".

2020 July 28, “Conte: "Virus continua a circolare. Proroga stato emergenza inevitabile" [Conte: "Virus continues to circulate. Prolonging state of emergenzy inevitable"]”, in la Repubblica:

"I turn to the majority forces but also to those of the opposition, because on these issues we must not think on the basis of pre-established [political] coalitions or preconceived lines of reasoning" and "I remain confident that in this hall can mature, with consciousness and full assumption of responsibility, a converging positive assessment on this decisive passage from which relevant consequences for the entire national community descend".


scaramantico

scaramantico (feminine scaramantica, masculine plural scaramantici, feminine plural scaramantiche)

scaramantica (feminine)
scaramantici (masculine plural)
scaramantiche (feminine plural)


fallico

fallico (feminine fallica, masculine plural fallici, feminine plural falliche)

fallica (feminine)
fallici (masculine plural)
falliche (feminine plural)


nigeriano

nigeriano (feminine nigeriana, masculine plural nigeriani, feminine plural nigeriane)

nigeriana (feminine)
nigeriani (masculine plural)
nigeriane (feminine plural)


quadra

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


tanguto

it-adj

tanguto (feminine tanguta, masculine plural tanguti, feminine plural tangute)

tanguta (feminine)
tanguti (masculine plural)
tangute (feminine plural)


quintuplo

quintuplo (feminine quintupla, masculine plural quintupli, feminine plural quintuple)

quintupla (feminine)
quintupli (masculine plural)
quintuple (feminine plural)

From Latin quintuplus. Equivalent to quinto + -uplo.


quinario

quinario (feminine quinaria, masculine plural quinari, feminine plural quinarie)

quinaria (feminine)
quinari (masculine plural)
quinarie (feminine plural)


kosovaro

kosovaro (feminine kosovara, masculine plural kosovari, feminine plural kosovare)

kosovara (feminine)
kosovari (masculine plural)
kosovare (feminine plural)


concettuale

From Medieval Latin conceptuālis, derived from Latin conceptus. By surface analysis, concetto + -uale.


controproducente

Borrowed from Spanish contraproducente, from a Latin locution contrā prōdūcentem (literally “against the one presenting”).


radicato

radicato (feminine radicata, masculine plural radicati, feminine plural radicate)

radicata (feminine)
radicati (masculine plural)
radicate (feminine plural)

(figurative) deep-seated, radicated, deep-rooted, dyed-in-the-wool


retrogrado

retrogrado (feminine retrograda, masculine plural retrogradi, feminine plural retrograde)

retrograda (feminine)
retrogradi (masculine plural)
retrograde (feminine plural)

From Latin retrōgradus, from retrō (“backwards”) + gradus (“step”). By surface analysis, retro- + grado.


inorridito

inorridito (feminine inorridita, masculine plural inorriditi, feminine plural inorridite)

inorridita (feminine)
inorriditi (masculine plural)
inorridite (feminine plural)


faringeo

faringeo (feminine faringea, masculine plural faringei, feminine plural faringee)

faringea (feminine)
faringei (masculine plural)
faringee (feminine plural)


senario

senario (feminine senaria, masculine plural senari, feminine plural senarie)

senaria (feminine)
senari (masculine plural)
senarie (feminine plural)


resinoso

resinoso (feminine resinosa, masculine plural resinosi, feminine plural resinose)

resinosa (feminine)
resinosi (masculine plural)
resinose (feminine plural)

From Latin resīnōsus. By surface analysis, resina + -oso.


panato

panato (feminine panata, masculine plural panati, feminine plural panate)

panata (feminine)
panati (masculine plural)
panate (feminine plural)


impanato

impanato (feminine impanata, masculine plural impanati, feminine plural impanate)

impanata (feminine)
impanati (masculine plural)
impanate (feminine plural)


recitativo

recitativo (feminine recitativa, masculine plural recitativi, feminine plural recitative)

recitativa (feminine)
recitativi (masculine plural)
recitative (feminine plural)


constatato

constatato (feminine constatata, masculine plural constatati, feminine plural constatate)

constatata (feminine)
constatati (masculine plural)
constatate (feminine plural)


mortificato

mortificato (feminine mortificata, masculine plural mortificati, feminine plural mortificate)

mortificata (feminine)
mortificati (masculine plural)
mortificate (feminine plural)


steroideo

steroideo (feminine steroidea, masculine plural steroidei, feminine plural steroidee)

steroidea (feminine)
steroidei (masculine plural)
steroidee (feminine plural)


aculeato

aculeato (feminine aculeata, masculine plural aculeati, feminine plural aculeate)

aculeata (feminine)
aculeati (masculine plural)
aculeate (feminine plural)


doveroso

doveroso (feminine doverosa, masculine plural doverosi, feminine plural doverose)

doverosa (feminine)
doverosi (masculine plural)
doverose (feminine plural)


duodecuplo

duodecuplo (feminine duodecupla, masculine plural duodecupli, feminine plural duodecuple)

duodecupla (feminine)
duodecupli (masculine plural)
duodecuple (feminine plural)


barbiturico

barbiturico (feminine barbiturica, masculine plural barbiturici, feminine plural barbituriche)

barbiturica (feminine)
barbiturici (masculine plural)
barbituriche (feminine plural)


settuplo

settuplo (feminine settupla, masculine plural settupli, feminine plural settuple)

settupla (feminine)
settupli (masculine plural)
settuple (feminine plural)


ottuplo

ottuplo (feminine ottupla, masculine plural ottupli, feminine plural ottuple)

ottupla (feminine)
ottupli (masculine plural)
ottuple (feminine plural)


centuplo

centuplo (feminine centupla, masculine plural centupli, feminine plural centuple)

centupla (feminine)
centupli (masculine plural)
centuple (feminine plural)


settimino

settimino (feminine settimina, masculine plural settimini, feminine plural settimine)

settimina (feminine)
settimini (masculine plural)
settimine (feminine plural)


settenario

settenario (feminine settenaria, masculine plural settenari, feminine plural settenarie)

settenaria (feminine)
settenari (masculine plural)
settenarie (feminine plural)


ottonario

ottonario (feminine ottonaria, masculine plural ottonari, feminine plural ottonarie)

ottonaria (feminine)
ottonari (masculine plural)
ottonarie (feminine plural)


millecuplo

millecuplo (feminine millecupla, masculine plural millecupli, feminine plural millecuple)

millecupla (feminine)
millecupli (masculine plural)
millecuple (feminine plural)


vigecuplo

vigecuplo (feminine vigecupla, masculine plural vigecupli, feminine plural vigecuple)

vigecupla (feminine)
vigecupli (masculine plural)
vigecuple (feminine plural)


sillabico

sillabico (feminine sillabica, masculine plural sillabici, feminine plural sillabiche)

sillabica (feminine)
sillabici (masculine plural)
sillabiche (feminine plural)


sincronico

sincronico (feminine sincronica, masculine plural sincronici, feminine plural sincroniche)

sincronica (feminine)
sincronici (masculine plural)
sincroniche (feminine plural)


decasillabo

decasillabo (feminine decasillaba, masculine plural decasillabi, feminine plural decasillabe)

decasillaba (feminine)
decasillabi (masculine plural)
decasillabe (feminine plural)

From Late Latin decasyllabus, from Ancient Greek δεκασύλλαβος (dekasúllabos), from δέκᾰ (déka, “ten”) + σῠλλᾰβή (sullabḗ, “syllable”). By surface analysis, deca- + sillabo.

der

δεκασύλλαβος


endecasillabo

it-adj

endecasillabo (feminine endecasillaba, masculine plural endecasillabi, feminine plural endecasillabe)

endecasillaba (feminine)
endecasillabi (masculine plural)
endecasillabe (feminine plural)

From Latin hendecasyllabus, from Ancient Greek ἑνδεκᾰσύλλᾰβος (hendekasúllabos), from ἕνδεκα (héndeka, “eleven”) + συλλαβή (sullabḗ, “syllable”).

der

ἑνδεκᾰσύλλᾰβος


sinottico

it-adj

sinottico (feminine sinottica, masculine plural sinottici, feminine plural sinottiche)

sinottica (feminine)
sinottici (masculine plural)
sinottiche (feminine plural)


sintonico

sintonico (feminine sintonica, masculine plural sintonici, feminine plural sintoniche)

sintonica (feminine)
sintonici (masculine plural)
sintoniche (feminine plural)


sintattico

sintattico (feminine sintattica, masculine plural sintattici, feminine plural sintattiche)

sintattica (feminine)
sintattici (masculine plural)
sintattiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek συντακτικός (suntaktikós), from σῠ́ντᾰξῐς (súntaxis, “syntax”) (compare sintassi).


solistico

it-adj

solistico (feminine solistica, masculine plural solistici, feminine plural solistiche)

solistica (feminine)
solistici (masculine plural)
solistiche (feminine plural)


nonuplo

nonuplo (feminine nonupla, masculine plural nonupli, feminine plural nonuple)

nonupla (feminine)
nonupli (masculine plural)
nonuple (feminine plural)


novenario

novenario (feminine novenaria, masculine plural novenari, feminine plural novenarie)

novenaria (feminine)
novenari (masculine plural)
novenarie (feminine plural)


sestuplo

sestuplo (feminine sestupla, masculine plural sestupli, feminine plural sestuple)

sestupla (feminine)
sestupli (masculine plural)
sestuple (feminine plural)


sottomultiplo

sottomultiplo (feminine sottomultipla, masculine plural sottomultipli, feminine plural sottomultiple)

sottomultipla (feminine)
sottomultipli (masculine plural)
sottomultiple (feminine plural)


speculativo

speculativo (feminine speculativa, masculine plural speculativi, feminine plural speculative)

speculativa (feminine)
speculativi (masculine plural)
speculative (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin speculātīvus, from Latin speculor.


stereotipo

stereotipo (feminine stereotipa, masculine plural stereotipi, feminine plural stereotipe)

stereotipa (feminine)
stereotipi (masculine plural)
stereotipe (feminine plural)


infermieristico

infermieristico (feminine infermieristica, masculine plural infermieristici, feminine plural infermieristiche)

infermieristica (feminine)
infermieristici (masculine plural)
infermieristiche (feminine plural)


uditivo

uditivo (feminine uditiva, masculine plural uditivi, feminine plural uditive)

uditiva (feminine)
uditivi (masculine plural)
uditive (feminine plural)


dialettico

dialettico (feminine dialettica, masculine plural dialettici, feminine plural dialettiche)

dialettica (feminine)
dialettici (masculine plural)
dialettiche (feminine plural)


chiassoso

chiassoso (feminine chiassosa, masculine plural chiassosi, feminine plural chiassose)

chiassosa (feminine)
chiassosi (masculine plural)
chiassose (feminine plural)


depurativo

depurativo (feminine depurativa, masculine plural depurativi, feminine plural depurative)

depurativa (feminine)
depurativi (masculine plural)
depurative (feminine plural)


boscoso

boscoso (feminine boscosa, masculine plural boscosi, feminine plural boscose)

boscosa (feminine)
boscosi (masculine plural)
boscose (feminine plural)


limpido

limpido (feminine limpida, masculine plural limpidi, feminine plural limpide, superlative limpidissimo)

limpida (feminine)
limpidi (masculine plural)
limpide (feminine plural)
limpidissimo (superlative)

Oggi è un giorno limpido


apatico

apatico (feminine apatica, masculine plural apatici, feminine plural apatiche)

apatica (feminine)
apatici (masculine plural)
apatiche (feminine plural)


geroglifico

geroglifico (feminine geroglifica, masculine plural geroglifici, feminine plural geroglifiche)

geroglifica (feminine)
geroglifici (masculine plural)
geroglifiche (feminine plural)


auditivo

auditivo (feminine auditiva, masculine plural auditivi, feminine plural auditive)

auditiva (feminine)
auditivi (masculine plural)
auditive (feminine plural)


blindato

blindato (feminine blindata, masculine plural blindati, feminine plural blindate, superlative blindatissimo)

blindata (feminine)
blindati (masculine plural)
blindate (feminine plural)
blindatissimo (superlative)


duplo

duplo (feminine dupla, masculine plural dupli, feminine plural duple)

dupla (feminine)
dupli (masculine plural)
duple (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin duplus, whence also Italian doppio (an inherited doublet).


teoretico

teoretico (feminine teoretica, masculine plural teoretici, feminine plural teoretiche)

teoretica (feminine)
teoretici (masculine plural)
teoretiche (feminine plural)


timbrico

timbrico (feminine timbrica, masculine plural timbrici, feminine plural timbriche)

timbrica (feminine)
timbrici (masculine plural)
timbriche (feminine plural)


tetico

tetico (feminine tetica, masculine plural tetici, feminine plural tetiche)

tetica (feminine)
tetici (masculine plural)
tetiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin theticus, from Ancient Greek θετικός (thetikós).


virtuosistico

virtuosistico (feminine virtuosistica, masculine plural virtuosistici, feminine plural virtuosistiche)

virtuosistica (feminine)
virtuosistici (masculine plural)
virtuosistiche (feminine plural)


affinato

affinato (feminine affinata, masculine plural affinati, feminine plural affinate)

affinata (feminine)
affinati (masculine plural)
affinate (feminine plural)


cognitivo

cognitivo (feminine cognitiva, masculine plural cognitivi, feminine plural cognitive)

cognitiva (feminine)
cognitivi (masculine plural)
cognitive (feminine plural)


bioenergetico

bioenergetico (feminine bioenergetica, masculine plural bioenergetici, feminine plural bioenergetiche)

bioenergetica (feminine)
bioenergetici (masculine plural)
bioenergetiche (feminine plural)


febbrile

Borrowed from Medieval Latin febrilis, from Latin febris.


rupestre

(botany) rupicolous (growing on or among rocks)


fetido

fetido (feminine fetida, masculine plural fetidi, feminine plural fetide)

fetida (feminine)
fetidi (masculine plural)
fetide (feminine plural)


solista

solista (masculine plural solisti, feminine plural soliste)

solisti (masculine plural)
soliste (feminine plural)


fiacco

fiacco (feminine fiacca, masculine plural fiacchi, feminine plural fiacche)

fiacca (feminine)
fiacchi (masculine plural)
fiacche (feminine plural)

From Latin flaccus. Compare French flache, Portuguese fraco and Spanish flaco.


redditizio

redditizio (feminine redditizia, masculine plural redditizi, feminine plural redditizie)

redditizia (feminine)
redditizi (masculine plural)
redditizie (feminine plural)


tassonomico

tassonomico (feminine tassonomica, masculine plural tassonomici, feminine plural tassonomiche)

tassonomica (feminine)
tassonomici (masculine plural)
tassonomiche (feminine plural)


ricamato

ricamato (feminine ricamata, masculine plural ricamati, feminine plural ricamate)

ricamata (feminine)
ricamati (masculine plural)
ricamate (feminine plural)


nefasto

nefasto (feminine nefasta, masculine plural nefasti, feminine plural nefaste)

nefasta (feminine)
nefasti (masculine plural)
nefaste (feminine plural)


focoso

focoso (feminine focosa, masculine plural focosi, feminine plural focose)

focosa (feminine)
focosi (masculine plural)
focose (feminine plural)

From fuoco (“fire”) + -oso (adjectival suffix).


folto

it-adj

folto (feminine folta, masculine plural folti, feminine plural folte, superlative foltissimo)

folta (feminine)
folti (masculine plural)
folte (feminine plural)
foltissimo (superlative)


fiacca

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


forato

it-adj

forato (feminine forata, masculine plural forati, feminine plural forate)

forata (feminine)
forati (masculine plural)
forate (feminine plural)


frivolo

frivolo (feminine frivola, masculine plural frivoli, feminine plural frivole)

frivola (feminine)
frivoli (masculine plural)
frivole (feminine plural)


flebile

Learned borrowing from Latin flēbilis (“tearful”). Doublet of fievole, which was inherited.

lbor

Quando Alcuin, secondo l’antico uso
salito in alto, poi che guardato ebbe
la gente afflitta e lamentabil tanto,
la cetra accommodò col flebil canto.

1478, Luigi Pulci, “Canto ventesimottavo [Twenty-eighth Canto]”, in Morgante, Felice Le Monnier, published 1855, page 418:

When Alcuin, according to the old custom, got higher up, and after looking at the so troubled and grieving people, he prepared the lyre with the tearful singing.

In queste voci languide risuona
Un non sò che di flebile, e soave,
ch'al cor gli serpe […]

1581, Torquato Tasso, “Canto duodecimo [Twelfth Canto]”, in Gerusalemme liberata [Jerusalem Delivered], Erasmo Viotti, page 289:

In these languid voices, something sorrowful and gentle resounds, that slithers to his heart

Corser le Ninfe a que’ dogliosi accenti,
Nettuno il genitor vi corse anch’esso,
e ne piansero in suon flebile e rauco

1623, Giambattista Marino, “Canto XIX”, in L'Adone [Adonis], collected in Tutte le opere di Giovan Battista Marino, volume 2, tomo 1, Milan: A. Mondadori, published 1976:

The Nymphs ran at those sorrowful cries, Neptune the parent also ran there, and they cried with a tearful and raucous sound

Invan brillare il vespero
vidi per muto calle,
invan sonò la valle
del flebile usignol.

1835, Giacomo Leopardi with Alessandro Donati, “XX. Il risorgimento”, in Canti^(https://it.wikisource.org/wiki/Indice:Canti_(Leopardi_-_Donati).djvu), Bari: Einaudi, published 1917, page 75, lines 53–56:

I saw twilight shine in vain on silent roads, in vain the valley echoed to the sad nightingale.


obbligazionario

it-adj

obbligazionario (feminine obbligazionaria, masculine plural obbligazionari, feminine plural obbligazionarie)

obbligazionaria (feminine)
obbligazionari (masculine plural)
obbligazionarie (feminine plural)


oppressivo

oppressivo (feminine oppressiva, masculine plural oppressivi, feminine plural oppressive)

oppressiva (feminine)
oppressivi (masculine plural)
oppressive (feminine plural)


frigido

frigido (feminine frigida, masculine plural frigidi, feminine plural frigide)

frigida (feminine)
frigidi (masculine plural)
frigide (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin frīgidus, from frīgus (“cold, coldness”), from Proto-Indo-European *sriges-, *sriHges-. Compare the inherited doublet freddo.


evolutivo

evolutivo (feminine evolutiva, masculine plural evolutivi, feminine plural evolutive)

evolutiva (feminine)
evolutivi (masculine plural)
evolutive (feminine plural)

Derived from Latin ēvolūtus (perfect passive participle of ēvolvō) + -ivo.

der

perfect passive participle of <i class="Latn mention" lang="la">ēvolvō</i>


prodigioso

it-adj

prodigioso (feminine prodigiosa, masculine plural prodigiosi, feminine plural prodigiose)

prodigiosa (feminine)
prodigiosi (masculine plural)
prodigiose (feminine plural)


persuasivo

persuasivo (feminine persuasiva, masculine plural persuasivi, feminine plural persuasive)

persuasiva (feminine)
persuasivi (masculine plural)
persuasive (feminine plural)


lattifero

lattifero (feminine lattifera, masculine plural lattiferi, feminine plural lattifere)

lattifera (feminine)
lattiferi (masculine plural)
lattifere (feminine plural)


intuibile

that can be guessed; that can be realized


debile

Borrowed from Latin dēbilis. Compare debole.


psicotecnico

psicotecnico (feminine psicotecnica, masculine plural psicotecnici, feminine plural psicotecniche)

psicotecnica (feminine)
psicotecnici (masculine plural)
psicotecniche (feminine plural)


umanistico

umanistico (feminine umanistica, masculine plural umanistici, feminine plural umanistiche)

umanistica (feminine)
umanistici (masculine plural)
umanistiche (feminine plural)


psicosomatico

psicosomatico (feminine psicosomatica, masculine plural psicosomatici, feminine plural psicosomatiche)

psicosomatica (feminine)
psicosomatici (masculine plural)
psicosomatiche (feminine plural)


fuggiasco

fuggiasco (feminine fuggiasca, masculine plural fuggiaschi, feminine plural fuggiasche)

fuggiasca (feminine)
fuggiaschi (masculine plural)
fuggiasche (feminine plural)


psicofisico

psicofisico (feminine psicofisica, masculine plural psicofisici, feminine plural psicofisiche)

psicofisica (feminine)
psicofisici (masculine plural)
psicofisiche (feminine plural)


alberato

alberato (feminine alberata, masculine plural alberati, feminine plural alberate)

alberata (feminine)
alberati (masculine plural)
alberate (feminine plural)


recettore

recettore (feminine recettrice, masculine plural recettori, feminine plural recettrici)

recettrice (feminine)
recettori (masculine plural)
recettrici (feminine plural)


eponimo

eponimo (feminine eponima, masculine plural eponimi, feminine plural eponime)

eponima (feminine)
eponimi (masculine plural)
eponime (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek ἐπώνυμος (epṓnumos).

bor+

Già gli antichi greci, quando moriva l’eroe eponimo – colui che aveva fondato la città – gli erigevano un tempio al centro della città stessa e ci seppellivano il corpo

2020 September, Antonio Pennacchi, “Capitolo secondo [Second Chapter]”, in La strada del mare (overall work in Italian, Venetian, English, and French), Milan: Mondadori Libri S.p.A., →ISBN, page 239:

As early as [the time of] the ancient Greeks, when the eponymous hero – the one who had founded the city – died, a temple would be built at the center of that city, and they would bury the body there


propenso

it-adj

propenso (feminine propensa, masculine plural propensi, feminine plural propense)

propensa (feminine)
propensi (masculine plural)
propense (feminine plural)


eversivo

eversivo (feminine eversiva, masculine plural eversivi, feminine plural eversive)

eversiva (feminine)
eversivi (masculine plural)
eversive (feminine plural)


sovvertito

sovvertito (feminine sovvertita, masculine plural sovvertiti, feminine plural sovvertite)

sovvertita (feminine)
sovvertiti (masculine plural)
sovvertite (feminine plural)


cazzo di

C'è un cazzo di freddo

(vulgar) fucking (used as an intensifier)


del cazzo

C'è un freddo del cazzo.


evocativo

evocativo (feminine evocativa, masculine plural evocativi, feminine plural evocative)

evocativa (feminine)
evocativi (masculine plural)
evocative (feminine plural)


scottante

un'offesa scottante

una situazione scottante


evanescente

Le cose persistono nel tempo, non sono evanescenti come il movimento o il gesto o l'azione.

2019 November, Silvia Ferrara, La grande invenzione, Feltrinelli, →ISBN, page 22:

Things persist over time, they are not evanescent like a movement, a gesture or an action.


assiduo

assiduo (feminine assidua, masculine plural assidui, feminine plural assidue)

assidua (feminine)
assidui (masculine plural)
assidue (feminine plural)


merceologico

merceologico (feminine merceologica, masculine plural merceologici, feminine plural merceologiche)

merceologica (feminine)
merceologici (masculine plural)
merceologiche (feminine plural)

(economics) of or pertaining to the study of, or knowledge of commodities


ponderato

ponderato (feminine ponderata, masculine plural ponderati, feminine plural ponderate)

ponderata (feminine)
ponderati (masculine plural)
ponderate (feminine plural)

well-considered, well thought-out, weighed, balanced


marxiano

marxiano (feminine marxiana, masculine plural marxiani, feminine plural marxiane)

marxiana (feminine)
marxiani (masculine plural)
marxiane (feminine plural)


vitreo

vitreo (feminine vitrea, masculine plural vitrei, feminine plural vitree)

vitrea (feminine)
vitrei (masculine plural)
vitree (feminine plural)


aguzzo

aguzzo (feminine aguzza, masculine plural aguzzi, feminine plural aguzze)

aguzza (feminine)
aguzzi (masculine plural)
aguzze (feminine plural)


prefissato

prefissato (feminine prefissata, masculine plural prefissati, feminine plural prefissate)

prefissata (feminine)
prefissati (masculine plural)
prefissate (feminine plural)


rappresentativo

rappresentativo (feminine rappresentativa, masculine plural rappresentativi, feminine plural rappresentative)

rappresentativa (feminine)
rappresentativi (masculine plural)
rappresentative (feminine plural)


solvibile

solvent (able to meet one's financial obligations)


reggenza

From reggente (“ruler”). The historical sense is a calque from French.

(antiques, art) Régence or Regency, pertaining to the art style flourishied in the homonymous period


sussidiario

sussidiario (feminine sussidiaria, masculine plural sussidiari, feminine plural sussidiarie)

sussidiaria (feminine)
sussidiari (masculine plural)
sussidiarie (feminine plural)

From Latin subsidiārius. Compare with Friulian sussidiari.


telematico

telematico (feminine telematica, masculine plural telematici, feminine plural telematiche)

telematica (feminine)
telematici (masculine plural)
telematiche (feminine plural)


tributario

tributario (feminine tributaria, masculine plural tributari, feminine plural tributarie)

tributaria (feminine)
tributari (masculine plural)
tributarie (feminine plural)


confuciano

confuciano (feminine confuciana, masculine plural confuciani, feminine plural confuciane)

confuciana (feminine)
confuciani (masculine plural)
confuciane (feminine plural)


aerifero

aerifero (feminine aerifera, masculine plural aeriferi, feminine plural aerifere)

aerifera (feminine)
aeriferi (masculine plural)
aerifere (feminine plural)


acidofilo

acidofilo (feminine acidofila, masculine plural acidofili, feminine plural acidofile)

acidofila (feminine)
acidofili (masculine plural)
acidofile (feminine plural)


acuminato

acuminato (feminine acuminata, masculine plural acuminati, feminine plural acuminate)

acuminata (feminine)
acuminati (masculine plural)
acuminate (feminine plural)


accollato

accollato (feminine accollata, masculine plural accollati, feminine plural accollate)

accollata (feminine)
accollati (masculine plural)
accollate (feminine plural)


gettonato

gettonato (feminine gettonata, masculine plural gettonati, feminine plural gettonate, superlative gettonatissimo)

gettonata (feminine)
gettonati (masculine plural)
gettonate (feminine plural)
gettonatissimo (superlative)

popular (of records selected in a jukebox)

(informal, by extension) much requested or appreciated


idrofilico

idrofilico (feminine idrofilica, masculine plural idrofilici, feminine plural idrofiliche)

idrofilica (feminine)
idrofilici (masculine plural)
idrofiliche (feminine plural)


idrofobico

idrofobico (feminine idrofobica, masculine plural idrofobici, feminine plural idrofobiche)

idrofobica (feminine)
idrofobici (masculine plural)
idrofobiche (feminine plural)


nucleofilo

nucleofilo (feminine nucleofila, masculine plural nucleofili, feminine plural nucleofile)

nucleofila (feminine)
nucleofili (masculine plural)
nucleofile (feminine plural)


agamico

agamico (feminine agamica, masculine plural agamici, feminine plural agamiche)

agamica (feminine)
agamici (masculine plural)
agamiche (feminine plural)


anfifilico

anfifilico (feminine anfifilica, masculine plural anfifilici, feminine plural anfifiliche)

anfifilica (feminine)
anfifilici (masculine plural)
anfifiliche (feminine plural)


giugulare

Borrowed from Medieval Latin or Scientific Latin iugularis, jugularis, from Latin iugulum.


glorificato

glorificato (feminine glorificata, masculine plural glorificati, feminine plural glorificate)

glorificata (feminine)
glorificati (masculine plural)
glorificate (feminine plural)


mangereccio

mangereccio (feminine mangereccia, masculine plural mangerecci, feminine plural mangerecce)

mangereccia (feminine)
mangerecci (masculine plural)
mangerecce (feminine plural)


handicappato

handicappato (feminine handicappata, masculine plural handicappati, feminine plural handicappate)

handicappata (feminine)
handicappati (masculine plural)
handicappate (feminine plural)


icastico

icastico (feminine icastica, masculine plural icastici, feminine plural icastiche)

icastica (feminine)
icastici (masculine plural)
icastiche (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek εἰκαστικός (eikastikós)

icastico e pregnante

vivid and pregnant (evocative of an incisive, memorable image rich in meaning)


anemofilo

anemofilo (feminine anemofila, masculine plural anemofili, feminine plural anemofile)

anemofila (feminine)
anemofili (masculine plural)
anemofile (feminine plural)


apocarpico

apocarpico (feminine apocarpica, masculine plural apocarpici, feminine plural apocarpiche)

apocarpica (feminine)
apocarpici (masculine plural)
apocarpiche (feminine plural)


attinomorfo

attinomorfo (feminine attinomorfa, masculine plural attinomorfi, feminine plural attinomorfe)

attinomorfa (feminine)
attinomorfi (masculine plural)
attinomorfe (feminine plural)

(botany) Alternative form of actinomorfo (“actinomorphic”)


asessuato

asessuato (feminine asessuata, masculine plural asessuati, feminine plural asessuate)

asessuata (feminine)
asessuati (masculine plural)
asessuate (feminine plural)

(biology) asexual (lacking distinct sex, lacking sexual organs)

asexual (not experiencing sexual attraction)


ivato

ivato (feminine ivata, masculine plural ivati, feminine plural ivate)

ivata (feminine)
ivati (masculine plural)
ivate (feminine plural)


imbucato

imbucato (feminine imbucata, masculine plural imbucati, feminine plural imbucate)

imbucata (feminine)
imbucati (masculine plural)
imbucate (feminine plural)


bilabiato

bilabiato (feminine bilabiata, masculine plural bilabiati, feminine plural bilabiate)

bilabiata (feminine)
bilabiati (masculine plural)
bilabiate (feminine plural)


attorcigliato

attorcigliato (feminine attorcigliata, masculine plural attorcigliati, feminine plural attorcigliate)

attorcigliata (feminine)
attorcigliati (masculine plural)
attorcigliate (feminine plural)


darwinista

darwinista (masculine plural darwinisti, feminine plural darwiniste)

darwinisti (masculine plural)
darwiniste (feminine plural)


avventizio

avventizio (feminine avventizia, masculine plural avventizi, feminine plural avventizie)

avventizia (feminine)
avventizi (masculine plural)
avventizie (feminine plural)

avvenitizio

borrowed, possibly crossed with the above

(Ancient Rome, law) coming from an inheritance or a donation (of wealth)

(by extension) unstable, uncertain, temporary


meublé

describing a hotel that only provides bedrooms (but no restaurant)


subacqueo

subacqueo (feminine subacquea, masculine plural subacquei, feminine plural subacquee)

subacquea (feminine)
subacquei (masculine plural)
subacquee (feminine plural)


immolato

immolato (feminine immolata, masculine plural immolati, feminine plural immolate)

immolata (feminine)
immolati (masculine plural)
immolate (feminine plural)


impavido

impavido (feminine impavida, masculine plural impavidi, feminine plural impavide)

impavida (feminine)
impavidi (masculine plural)
impavide (feminine plural)


avventizia

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


inanimato

it-adj

inanimato (feminine inanimata, masculine plural inanimati, feminine plural inanimate)

inanimata (feminine)
inanimati (masculine plural)
inanimate (feminine plural)


tranchant

Unadapted borrowing from French tranchant.

ubor

In realtà, oggi siamo meno tranchant.

2019 November, Silvia Ferrara, La grande invenzione, Feltrinelli, →ISBN, page 24:

In reality, we're less tranchant these days.


incartato

it-adj

incartato (feminine incartata, masculine plural incartati, feminine plural incartate)

incartata (feminine)
incartati (masculine plural)
incartate (feminine plural)


increscioso

increscioso (feminine incresciosa, masculine plural incresciosi, feminine plural incresciose)

incresciosa (feminine)
incresciosi (masculine plural)
incresciose (feminine plural)


indebito

indebito (feminine indebita, masculine plural indebiti, feminine plural indebite)

indebita (feminine)
indebiti (masculine plural)
indebite (feminine plural)

From post-classical Latin indēbitus (“not owed”), derived from dēbitus (“due, owed”).


incauto

incauto (feminine incauta, masculine plural incauti, feminine plural incaute)

incauta (feminine)
incauti (masculine plural)
incaute (feminine plural)

From Latin incautus (“incautious, heedless”).


sopraddetto

sopraddetto (feminine sopraddetta, masculine plural sopraddetti, feminine plural sopraddette)

sopraddetta (feminine)
sopraddetti (masculine plural)
sopraddette (feminine plural)


incisivo

incisivo (feminine incisiva, masculine plural incisivi, feminine plural incisive)

incisiva (feminine)
incisivi (masculine plural)
incisive (feminine plural)


mangiasoldi

Verb-object compound, composed of mangia (“to eat”) + soldi (“money”).


cinquenne

From cinque (“five”) + -enne (“-year-old”), on the example of Latin quinquennis.


manierato

it-adj

manierato (feminine manierata, masculine plural manierati, feminine plural manierate)

manierata (feminine)
manierati (masculine plural)
manierate (feminine plural)


manufatturiero

manufatturiero (feminine manufatturiera, masculine plural manufatturieri, feminine plural manufatturiere)

manufatturiera (feminine)
manufatturieri (masculine plural)
manufatturiere (feminine plural)


manieroso

manieroso (feminine manierosa, masculine plural manierosi, feminine plural manierose)

manierosa (feminine)
manierosi (masculine plural)
manierose (feminine plural)


manieristico

manieristico (feminine manieristica, masculine plural manieristici, feminine plural manieristiche)

manieristica (feminine)
manieristici (masculine plural)
manieristiche (feminine plural)


manicomiale

From manicomio (“mental hospital, madhouse”) + -ale (“-al”).


manicheo

it-adj

manicheo (feminine manichea, masculine plural manichei, feminine plural manichee)

manichea (feminine)
manichei (masculine plural)
manichee (feminine plural)


corimboso

corimboso (feminine corimbosa, masculine plural corimbosi, feminine plural corimbose)

corimbosa (feminine)
corimbosi (masculine plural)
corimbose (feminine plural)


cordato

cordato (feminine cordata, masculine plural cordati, feminine plural cordate)

cordata (feminine)
cordati (masculine plural)
cordate (feminine plural)


connato

connato (feminine connata, masculine plural connati, feminine plural connate)

connata (feminine)
connati (masculine plural)
connate (feminine plural)


corologico

corologico (feminine corologica, masculine plural corologici, feminine plural corologiche)

corologica (feminine)
corologici (masculine plural)
corologiche (feminine plural)


dimorfico

dimorfico (feminine dimorfica, masculine plural dimorfici, feminine plural dimorfiche)

dimorfica (feminine)
dimorfici (masculine plural)
dimorfiche (feminine plural)


drenato

drenato (feminine drenata, masculine plural drenati, feminine plural drenate)

drenata (feminine)
drenati (masculine plural)
drenate (feminine plural)


crenato

crenato (feminine crenata, masculine plural crenati, feminine plural crenate)

crenata (feminine)
crenati (masculine plural)
crenate (feminine plural)


dioico

dioico (feminine dioica, masculine plural dioici, feminine plural dioiche)

dioica (feminine)
dioici (masculine plural)
dioiche (feminine plural)


calicino

calicino (feminine calicina, masculine plural calicini, feminine plural calicine)

calicina (feminine)
calicini (masculine plural)
calicine (feminine plural)


deciduo

deciduo (feminine decidua, masculine plural decidui, feminine plural decidue)

decidua (feminine)
decidui (masculine plural)
decidue (feminine plural)

From Latin dēciduus (“falling down or off”), from dēcidō (“fall down”).


carnoso

carnoso (feminine carnosa, masculine plural carnosi, feminine plural carnose)

carnosa (feminine)
carnosi (masculine plural)
carnose (feminine plural)

From Latin carnōsus. By surface analysis, carne (“meat, flesh”) + -oso (“-y”).


eliofilo

it-adj

eliofilo (feminine eliofila, masculine plural eliofili, feminine plural eliofile)

eliofila (feminine)
eliofili (masculine plural)
eliofile (feminine plural)


entomofilo

entomofilo (feminine entomofila, masculine plural entomofili, feminine plural entomofile)

entomofila (feminine)
entomofili (masculine plural)
entomofile (feminine plural)


epigeo

epigeo (feminine epigea, masculine plural epigei, feminine plural epigee)

epigea (feminine)
epigei (masculine plural)
epigee (feminine plural)


embricato

embricato (feminine embricata, masculine plural embricati, feminine plural embricate)

embricata (feminine)
embricati (masculine plural)
embricate (feminine plural)


laosiano

laosiano (feminine laosiana, masculine plural laosiani, feminine plural laosiane)

laosiana (feminine)
laosiani (masculine plural)
laosiane (feminine plural)

From French laotien (“Laotian”). By surface analysis, Laos + -iano (“-ian”).


estrorso

it-adj

estrorso (feminine estrorsa, masculine plural estrorsi, feminine plural estrorse)

estrorsa (feminine)
estrorsi (masculine plural)
estrorse (feminine plural)


fellodermico

fellodermico (feminine fellodermica, masculine plural fellodermici, feminine plural fellodermiche)

fellodermica (feminine)
fellodermici (masculine plural)
fellodermiche (feminine plural)


fecondato

fecondato (feminine fecondata, masculine plural fecondati, feminine plural fecondate)

fecondata (feminine)
fecondati (masculine plural)
fecondate (feminine plural)


fecondativo

fecondativo (feminine fecondativa, masculine plural fecondativi, feminine plural fecondative)

fecondativa (feminine)
fecondativi (masculine plural)
fecondative (feminine plural)


feltroso

feltroso (feminine feltrosa, masculine plural feltrosi, feminine plural feltrose)

feltrosa (feminine)
feltrosi (masculine plural)
feltrose (feminine plural)


fioccoso

fioccoso (feminine fioccosa, masculine plural fioccosi, feminine plural fioccose)

fioccosa (feminine)
fioccosi (masculine plural)
fioccose (feminine plural)

From Late Latin floccōsus, from Latin floccus.


fistoloso

fistoloso (feminine fistolosa, masculine plural fistolosi, feminine plural fistolose)

fistolosa (feminine)
fistolosi (masculine plural)
fistolose (feminine plural)


fiorifero

fiorifero (feminine fiorifera, masculine plural fioriferi, feminine plural fiorifere)

fiorifera (feminine)
fioriferi (masculine plural)
fiorifere (feminine plural)


foglioso

foglioso (feminine fogliosa, masculine plural fogliosi, feminine plural fogliose)

fogliosa (feminine)
fogliosi (masculine plural)
fogliose (feminine plural)

From Latin foliōsus. By surface analysis, foglia + -oso.


flabellato

flabellato (feminine flabellata, masculine plural flabellati, feminine plural flabellate)

flabellata (feminine)
flabellati (masculine plural)
flabellate (feminine plural)


ermafrodito

ermafrodito (feminine ermafrodita, masculine plural ermafroditi, feminine plural ermafrodite)

ermafrodita (feminine)
ermafroditi (masculine plural)
ermafrodite (feminine plural)


fecondo

fecondo (feminine feconda, masculine plural fecondi, feminine plural feconde)

feconda (feminine)
fecondi (masculine plural)
feconde (feminine plural)


gamopetalo

gamopetalo (feminine gamopetala, masculine plural gamopetali, feminine plural gamopetale)

gamopetala (feminine)
gamopetali (masculine plural)
gamopetale (feminine plural)


gamosepalo

gamosepalo (feminine gamosepala, masculine plural gamosepali, feminine plural gamosepale)

gamosepala (feminine)
gamosepali (masculine plural)
gamosepale (feminine plural)


geomorfologico

geomorfologico (feminine geomorfologica, masculine plural geomorfologici, feminine plural geomorfologiche)

geomorfologica (feminine)
geomorfologici (masculine plural)
geomorfologiche (feminine plural)


globuloso

globuloso (feminine globulosa, masculine plural globulosi, feminine plural globulose)

globulosa (feminine)
globulosi (masculine plural)
globulose (feminine plural)


glanduloso

glanduloso (feminine glandulosa, masculine plural glandulosi, feminine plural glandulose)

glandulosa (feminine)
glandulosi (masculine plural)
glandulose (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin glandulōsus, from Latin glandula.


imparipennato

imparipennato (feminine imparipennata, masculine plural imparipennati, feminine plural imparipennate)

imparipennata (feminine)
imparipennati (masculine plural)
imparipennate (feminine plural)


ialino

ialino (feminine ialina, masculine plural ialini, feminine plural ialine)

ialina (feminine)
ialini (masculine plural)
ialine (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin hyalinus, from late Ancient Greek ὑάλινος (huálinos), from ὕαλος (húalos, “glass”).


spossato

spossato (feminine spossata, masculine plural spossati, feminine plural spossate)

spossata (feminine)
spossati (masculine plural)
spossate (feminine plural)


fitoterapico

fitoterapico (feminine fitoterapica, masculine plural fitoterapici, feminine plural fitoterapiche)

fitoterapica (feminine)
fitoterapici (masculine plural)
fitoterapiche (feminine plural)


introrso

introrso (feminine introrsa, masculine plural introrsi, feminine plural introrse)

introrsa (feminine)
introrsi (masculine plural)
introrse (feminine plural)


glabro

glabro (feminine glabra, masculine plural glabri, feminine plural glabre)

glabra (feminine)
glabri (masculine plural)
glabre (feminine plural)


ingrossato

ingrossato (feminine ingrossata, masculine plural ingrossati, feminine plural ingrossate)

ingrossata (feminine)
ingrossati (masculine plural)
ingrossate (feminine plural)


manipolativo

manipolativo (feminine manipolativa, masculine plural manipolativi, feminine plural manipolative)

manipolativa (feminine)
manipolativi (masculine plural)
manipolative (feminine plural)


andaluso

andaluso (feminine andalusa, masculine plural andalusi, feminine plural andaluse)

andalusa (feminine)
andalusi (masculine plural)
andaluse (feminine plural)

Andalusian (of, from or relating to Andalusia)


manometrico

manometrico (feminine manometrica, masculine plural manometrici, feminine plural manometriche)

manometrica (feminine)
manometrici (masculine plural)
manometriche (feminine plural)


ungueale

(relational) nail (of the hand or foot); ungual


osteoartritico

osteoartritico (feminine osteoartritica, masculine plural osteoartritici, feminine plural osteoartritiche)

osteoartritica (feminine)
osteoartritici (masculine plural)
osteoartritiche (feminine plural)


allergologico

allergologico (feminine allergologica, masculine plural allergologici, feminine plural allergologiche)

allergologica (feminine)
allergologici (masculine plural)
allergologiche (feminine plural)

(medicine, relational) allergology; allergological


monopolistico

monopolistico (feminine monopolistica, masculine plural monopolistici, feminine plural monopolistiche)

monopolistica (feminine)
monopolistici (masculine plural)
monopolistiche (feminine plural)


infangato

infangato (feminine infangata, masculine plural infangati, feminine plural infangate)

infangata (feminine)
infangati (masculine plural)
infangate (feminine plural)

morally impure or dishonored; sullied, besmirched


infatuato

infatuato (feminine infatuata, masculine plural infatuati, feminine plural infatuate)

infatuata (feminine)
infatuati (masculine plural)
infatuate (feminine plural)


infervorato

infervorato (feminine infervorata, masculine plural infervorati, feminine plural infervorate)

infervorata (feminine)
infervorati (masculine plural)
infervorate (feminine plural)


infuocato

infuocato (feminine infuocata, masculine plural infuocati, feminine plural infuocate)

infuocata (feminine)
infuocati (masculine plural)
infuocate (feminine plural)


mansardato

mansardato (feminine mansardata, masculine plural mansardati, feminine plural mansardate)

mansardata (feminine)
mansardati (masculine plural)
mansardate (feminine plural)


mnemotecnico

mnemotecnico (feminine mnemotecnica, masculine plural mnemotecnici, feminine plural mnemotecniche)

mnemotecnica (feminine)
mnemotecnici (masculine plural)
mnemotecniche (feminine plural)


cirrotico

cirrotico (feminine cirrotica, masculine plural cirrotici, feminine plural cirrotiche)

cirrotica (feminine)
cirrotici (masculine plural)
cirrotiche (feminine plural)


mantecato

mantecato (feminine mantecata, masculine plural mantecati, feminine plural mantecate)

mantecata (feminine)
mantecati (masculine plural)
mantecate (feminine plural)


biotico

biotico (feminine biotica, masculine plural biotici, feminine plural biotiche)

biotica (feminine)
biotici (masculine plural)
biotiche (feminine plural)


antistatico

antistatico (feminine antistatica, masculine plural antistatici, feminine plural antistatiche)

antistatica (feminine)
antistatici (masculine plural)
antistatiche (feminine plural)


tossicologico

tossicologico (feminine tossicologica, masculine plural tossicologici, feminine plural tossicologiche)

tossicologica (feminine)
tossicologici (masculine plural)
tossicologiche (feminine plural)


antistaminico

antistaminico (feminine antistaminica, masculine plural antistaminici, feminine plural antistaminiche)

antistaminica (feminine)
antistaminici (masculine plural)
antistaminiche (feminine plural)


allergenico

allergenico (feminine allergenica, masculine plural allergenici, feminine plural allergeniche)

allergenica (feminine)
allergenici (masculine plural)
allergeniche (feminine plural)


pastoso

pastoso (feminine pastosa, masculine plural pastosi, feminine plural pastose)

pastosa (feminine)
pastosi (masculine plural)
pastose (feminine plural)

→ German: pastos


gnocco

gnocco (feminine gnocca, masculine plural gnocchi, feminine plural gnocche)

gnocca (feminine)
gnocchi (masculine plural)
gnocche (feminine plural)

From Venetian gnoco, perhaps from Lombard knohhil (“knot in wood”). Doublet of nocchio.

(slightly vulgar, slang) handsome, good looking


tunisino

tunisino (feminine tunisina, masculine plural tunisini, feminine plural tunisine)

tunisina (feminine)
tunisini (masculine plural)
tunisine (feminine plural)


venezuelano

venezuelano (feminine venezuelana, masculine plural venezuelani, feminine plural venezuelane)

venezuelana (feminine)
venezuelani (masculine plural)
venezuelane (feminine plural)


pachistano

pachistano (feminine pachistana, masculine plural pachistani, feminine plural pachistane)

pachistana (feminine)
pachistani (masculine plural)
pachistane (feminine plural)


pakistano

pakistano (feminine pakistana, masculine plural pakistani, feminine plural pakistane)

pakistana (feminine)
pakistani (masculine plural)
pakistane (feminine plural)


ecuadoregno

ecuadoregno (feminine ecuadoregna, masculine plural ecuadoregni, feminine plural ecuadoregne)

ecuadoregna (feminine)
ecuadoregni (masculine plural)
ecuadoregne (feminine plural)


ecuadoriano

ecuadoriano (feminine ecuadoriana, masculine plural ecuadoriani, feminine plural ecuadoriane)

ecuadoriana (feminine)
ecuadoriani (masculine plural)
ecuadoriane (feminine plural)


marocchino

marocchino (feminine marocchina, masculine plural marocchini, feminine plural marocchine)

marocchina (feminine)
marocchini (masculine plural)
marocchine (feminine plural)

(slang, derogatory, now dated) African, negroid


cambogiano

cambogiano (feminine cambogiana, masculine plural cambogiani, feminine plural cambogiane)

cambogiana (feminine)
cambogiani (masculine plural)
cambogiane (feminine plural)