ingrato

ingrato (feminine ingrata, masculine plural ingrati, feminine plural ingrate)

ingrata (feminine)
ingrati (masculine plural)
ingrate (feminine plural)

thankless, unrewarding, unpleasant, difficult


inquieto

it-adj

inquieto (feminine inquieta, masculine plural inquieti, feminine plural inquiete)

inquieta (feminine)
inquieti (masculine plural)
inquiete (feminine plural)


allergico

allergico (feminine allergica, masculine plural allergici, feminine plural allergiche)

allergica (feminine)
allergici (masculine plural)
allergiche (feminine plural)


intimidatorio

intimidatorio (feminine intimidatoria, masculine plural intimidatori, feminine plural intimidatorie)

intimidatoria (feminine)
intimidatori (masculine plural)
intimidatorie (feminine plural)


androgenico

androgenico (feminine androgenica, masculine plural androgenici, feminine plural androgeniche)

androgenica (feminine)
androgenici (masculine plural)
androgeniche (feminine plural)


intramontabile

everlasting, eternal, evergreen, timeless


androgeno

androgeno (feminine androgena, masculine plural androgeni, feminine plural androgene)

androgena (feminine)
androgeni (masculine plural)
androgene (feminine plural)


velenoso

velenoso (feminine velenosa, masculine plural velenosi, feminine plural velenose, superlative velenosissimo)

velenosa (feminine)
velenosi (masculine plural)
velenose (feminine plural)
velenosissimo (superlative)

From Late Latin venēnōsus, from Latin venēnum. By surface analysis, veleno + -oso.


introvabile

that cannot be found, not to be found, unobtainable


introduttivo

introduttivo (feminine introduttiva, masculine plural introduttivi, feminine plural introduttive)

introduttiva (feminine)
introduttivi (masculine plural)
introduttive (feminine plural)


intrinseco

intrinseco (feminine intrinseca, masculine plural intrinseci, feminine plural intrinseche)

intrinseca (feminine)
intrinseci (masculine plural)
intrinseche (feminine plural)


intriso

intriso (feminine intrisa, masculine plural intrisi, feminine plural intrise)

intrisa (feminine)
intrisi (masculine plural)
intrise (feminine plural)


intrepido

intrepido (feminine intrepida, masculine plural intrepidi, feminine plural intrepide)

intrepida (feminine)
intrepidi (masculine plural)
intrepide (feminine plural)


intrauterino

intrauterino (feminine intrauterina, masculine plural intrauterini, feminine plural intrauterine)

intrauterina (feminine)
intrauterini (masculine plural)
intrauterine (feminine plural)


introverso

introverso (feminine introversa, masculine plural introversi, feminine plural introverse)

introversa (feminine)
introversi (masculine plural)
introverse (feminine plural)


vigoroso

vigoroso (feminine vigorosa, masculine plural vigorosi, feminine plural vigorose, superlative vigorosissimo)

vigorosa (feminine)
vigorosi (masculine plural)
vigorose (feminine plural)
vigorosissimo (superlative)


introspettivo

introspettivo (feminine introspettiva, masculine plural introspettivi, feminine plural introspettive)

introspettiva (feminine)
introspettivi (masculine plural)
introspettive (feminine plural)


intricato

intricato (feminine intricata, masculine plural intricati, feminine plural intricate, superlative intricatissimo)

intricata (feminine)
intricati (masculine plural)
intricate (feminine plural)
intricatissimo (superlative)

intricate, entangled, tangled, complicated

una selva intricata


inutilizzato

inutilizzato (feminine inutilizzata, masculine plural inutilizzati, feminine plural inutilizzate)

inutilizzata (feminine)
inutilizzati (masculine plural)
inutilizzate (feminine plural)


pariolino

pariolino (feminine pariolina, masculine plural pariolini, feminine plural parioline)

pariolina (feminine)
pariolini (masculine plural)
parioline (feminine plural)

of, from or relating to Parioli (district of Rome)

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describing what is defined at the noun below


invariabile

(linguistics) uncountable (linguistics: about a noun which cannot be counted)


invecchiato

invecchiato (feminine invecchiata, masculine plural invecchiati, feminine plural invecchiate)

invecchiata (feminine)
invecchiati (masculine plural)
invecchiate (feminine plural)


invasore

invasore (feminine invaditrice, masculine plural invasori, feminine plural invaditrici)

invaditrice (feminine)
invasori (masculine plural)
invaditrici (feminine plural)


variabile

changeable, varying, variable, unsteady, unsettled


inumano

inumano (feminine inumana, masculine plural inumani, feminine plural inumane)

inumana (feminine)
inumani (masculine plural)
inumane (feminine plural)


integro

integro (feminine integra, masculine plural integri, feminine plural integre, superlative integerrimo)

integra (feminine)
integri (masculine plural)
integre (feminine plural)
integerrimo (superlative)

Borrowed from Latin integer. Compare the inherited doublet intero.

entire, whole, integral, full, undamaged


intransitivo

intransitivo (feminine intransitiva, masculine plural intransitivi, feminine plural intransitive)

intransitiva (feminine)
intransitivi (masculine plural)
intransitive (feminine plural)

(grammar) intransitive (not taking a direct object) (of a verb)


transitivo

transitivo (feminine transitiva, masculine plural transitivi, feminine plural transitive)

transitiva (feminine)
transitivi (masculine plural)
transitive (feminine plural)


invasivo

invasivo (feminine invasiva, masculine plural invasivi, feminine plural invasive)

invasiva (feminine)
invasivi (masculine plural)
invasive (feminine plural)


invernale

From inverno, or borrowed from Latin hibernālis.


inventato

inventato (feminine inventata, masculine plural inventati, feminine plural inventate)

inventata (feminine)
inventati (masculine plural)
inventate (feminine plural)


invertebrato

invertebrato (feminine invertebrata, masculine plural invertebrati, feminine plural invertebrate)

invertebrata (feminine)
invertebrati (masculine plural)
invertebrate (feminine plural)


inverosimile

unlikely, improbable, far-fetched, fat chance, a fat lot


invertito

invertito (feminine invertita, masculine plural invertiti, feminine plural invertite)

invertita (feminine)
invertiti (masculine plural)
invertite (feminine plural)


intuitivo

intuitivo (feminine intuitiva, masculine plural intuitivi, feminine plural intuitive)

intuitiva (feminine)
intuitivi (masculine plural)
intuitive (feminine plural)


inventivo

inventivo (feminine inventiva, masculine plural inventivi, feminine plural inventive)

inventiva (feminine)
inventivi (masculine plural)
inventive (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin inventivus, from Latin inventum.


invidioso

invidioso (feminine invidiosa, masculine plural invidiosi, feminine plural invidiose)

invidiosa (feminine)
invidiosi (masculine plural)
invidiose (feminine plural)

→ Romanian: invidios


inviolabile

Borrowed from Latin inviolābilis (“untouchable”).


investigativo

it-adj

investigativo (feminine investigativa, masculine plural investigativi, feminine plural investigative)

investigativa (feminine)
investigativi (masculine plural)
investigative (feminine plural)

(relational) detective; investigative, investigating


involontario

involontario (feminine involontaria, masculine plural involontari, feminine plural involontarie)

involontaria (feminine)
involontari (masculine plural)
involontarie (feminine plural)


iperbarico

iperbarico (feminine iperbarica, masculine plural iperbarici, feminine plural iperbariche)

iperbarica (feminine)
iperbarici (masculine plural)
iperbariche (feminine plural)


ipnotico

ipnotico (feminine ipnotica, masculine plural ipnotici, feminine plural ipnotiche)

ipnotica (feminine)
ipnotici (masculine plural)
ipnotiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin hypnōticus (“pertaining to sleep”), from Ancient Greek ὑπνωτικός (hupnōtikós, “sleep-inducing”, “soporific”).


ipocondriaco

it-adj

ipocondriaco (feminine ipocondriaca, masculine plural ipocondriaci, feminine plural ipocondriache)

ipocondriaca (feminine)
ipocondriaci (masculine plural)
ipocondriache (feminine plural)


ipertrofico

ipertrofico (feminine ipertrofica, masculine plural ipertrofici, feminine plural ipertrofiche)

ipertrofica (feminine)
ipertrofici (masculine plural)
ipertrofiche (feminine plural)


ipoallergenico

ipoallergenico (feminine ipoallergenica, masculine plural ipoallergenici, feminine plural ipoallergeniche)

ipoallergenica (feminine)
ipoallergenici (masculine plural)
ipoallergeniche (feminine plural)


grandioso

grandioso (feminine grandiosa, masculine plural grandiosi, feminine plural grandiose)

grandiosa (feminine)
grandiosi (masculine plural)
grandiose (feminine plural)

→ German: grandios

→ English: grandiose

→ Esperanto: grandioza

→ Spanish: grandioso

→ French: grandiose

→ Portuguese: grandioso

desc

грандио́зный

→ Russian: грандио́зный (grandióznyj)


ipotizzabile

that can be surmised, that can be hypothesized, that can be conjectured


ipotecario

it-adj

ipotecario (feminine ipotecaria, masculine plural ipotecari, feminine plural ipotecarie)

ipotecaria (feminine)
ipotecari (masculine plural)
ipotecarie (feminine plural)


ipotetico

ipotetico (feminine ipotetica, masculine plural ipotetici, feminine plural ipotetiche)

ipotetica (feminine)
ipotetici (masculine plural)
ipotetiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin hypothetĭcus, from Ancient Greek ὑποθετικός (hupothetikós).


ippico

ippico (feminine ippica, masculine plural ippici, feminine plural ippiche)

ippica (feminine)
ippici (masculine plural)
ippiche (feminine plural)


ipocrita

ipocrita (masculine plural ipocriti, feminine plural ipocrite)

ipocriti (masculine plural)
ipocrite (feminine plural)


inverso

inverso (feminine inversa, masculine plural inversi, feminine plural inverse)

inversa (feminine)
inversi (masculine plural)
inverse (feminine plural)

reverse, inverted, opposite, contrary, inverse, upside down


iracheno

iracheno (feminine irachena, masculine plural iracheni, feminine plural irachene)

irachena (feminine)
iracheni (masculine plural)
irachene (feminine plural)


ironico

ironico (feminine ironica, masculine plural ironici, feminine plural ironiche)

ironica (feminine)
ironici (masculine plural)
ironiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin īrōnicus, from Ancient Greek εἰρωνικός (eirōnikós).


irraggiungibile

inaccessible, unreachable, unapproachable, beyond reach


neologico

neologico (feminine neologica, masculine plural neologici, feminine plural neologiche)

neologica (feminine)
neologici (masculine plural)
neologiche (feminine plural)

From neologia + -ico, or from French néologique.


nordeuropeo

nordeuropeo (feminine nordeuropea, masculine plural nordeuropei, feminine plural nordeuropee)

nordeuropea (feminine)
nordeuropei (masculine plural)
nordeuropee (feminine plural)


nuvolo

nuvolo (feminine nuvola, masculine plural nuvoli, feminine plural nuvole)

nuvola (feminine)
nuvoli (masculine plural)
nuvole (feminine plural)

From Latin nūbilus (“cloudy”), from Latin nūbēs, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *(s)newdʰ- (“to cover”). For the unexpected /o/ in the second syllable, compare -evole.


iridato

it-adj

iridato (feminine iridata, masculine plural iridati, feminine plural iridate)

iridata (feminine)
iridati (masculine plural)
iridate (feminine plural)

From the above past participle, or perhaps derived from iride (“iris”, “rainbow”) + -ato (“-ate”, derivational suffix).

suffix

(sports, relational) world champion, world championship


quiete

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


irrefrenabile

Borrowed from Late Latin irrefrēnābilis.

uncontrollable, unstoppable, overwhelming, irresistible


iraniano

it-adj

iraniano (feminine iraniana, masculine plural iraniani, feminine plural iraniane)

iraniana (feminine)
iraniani (masculine plural)
iraniane (feminine plural)


nevoso

nevoso (feminine nevosa, masculine plural nevosi, feminine plural nevose)

nevosa (feminine)
nevosi (masculine plural)
nevose (feminine plural)

From Latin nivōsus. By surface analysis, neve (“snow”) + -oso (“-y, -ous”).


neutro

it-adj

neutro (feminine neutra, masculine plural neutri, feminine plural neutre)

neutra (feminine)
neutri (masculine plural)
neutre (feminine plural)


irrecuperabile

Borrowed from Late Latin irrecuperābilis.


irreperibile

that cannot be found; untraceable, irretrievable, unfindable


irreprensibile

Borrowed from Late Latin irreprehēnsibilis.


irriconoscibile

unrecognizable, unrecognisable, beyond recognition


irrevocabile

sentenza irrevocabile

decree absolute (literally, “irrevocable judgment”)


croato

it-adj

croato (feminine croata, masculine plural croati, feminine plural croate)

croata (feminine)
croati (masculine plural)
croate (feminine plural)


irrilevante

unimportant, insignificant, trifling, irrelevant


irrisolto

irrisolto (feminine irrisolta, masculine plural irrisolti, feminine plural irrisolte)

irrisolta (feminine)
irrisolti (masculine plural)
irrisolte (feminine plural)


irrinunciabile

that cannot be renounced, that cannot be given up, essential, fundamental


nominativo

nominativo (feminine nominativa, masculine plural nominativi, feminine plural nominative)

nominativa (feminine)
nominativi (masculine plural)
nominative (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin nōminātīvus, derived from nōminō (“to name, give name to”).


irritabile

irritable, testy, peckish, crabby, prickly


irrimediabile

irremediable, irreparable, with no remedy


irrisorio

irrisorio (feminine irrisoria, masculine plural irrisori, feminine plural irrisorie)

irrisoria (feminine)
irrisori (masculine plural)
irrisorie (feminine plural)


nitido

nitido (feminine nitida, masculine plural nitidi, feminine plural nitide)

nitida (feminine)
nitidi (masculine plural)
nitide (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin nitidus. Doublet of the inherited netto.


sessuologico

sessuologico (feminine sessuologica, masculine plural sessuologici, feminine plural sessuologiche)

sessuologica (feminine)
sessuologici (masculine plural)
sessuologiche (feminine plural)


irritato

irritato (feminine irritata, masculine plural irritati, feminine plural irritate, superlative irritatissimo)

irritata (feminine)
irritati (masculine plural)
irritate (feminine plural)
irritatissimo (superlative)


islamico

islamico (feminine islamica, masculine plural islamici, feminine plural islamiche)

islamica (feminine)
islamici (masculine plural)
islamiche (feminine plural)


iscritto

iscritto (feminine iscritta, masculine plural iscritti, feminine plural iscritte)

iscritta (feminine)
iscritti (masculine plural)
iscritte (feminine plural)


irriverente

irreverent, disrespectful, pert, flippant


desolato

desolato (feminine desolata, masculine plural desolati, feminine plural desolate, superlative desolatissimo)

desolata (feminine)
desolati (masculine plural)
desolate (feminine plural)
desolatissimo (superlative)


irto

irto (feminine irta, masculine plural irti, feminine plural irte)

irta (feminine)
irti (masculine plural)
irte (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin hīrtus (“hairy, shaggy”).

bor+

bristly, shaggy, prickly, spiked, bristling (of hair)

(by extension) steep, rough, bold, difficult


ventesimo

it-adj

ventesimo (feminine ventesima, masculine plural ventesimi, feminine plural ventesime)

ventesima (feminine)
ventesimi (masculine plural)
ventesime (feminine plural)


inviso

inviso (feminine invisa, masculine plural invisi, feminine plural invise)

invisa (feminine)
invisi (masculine plural)
invise (feminine plural)


voluttuoso

voluttuoso (feminine voluttuosa, masculine plural voluttuosi, feminine plural voluttuose)

voluttuosa (feminine)
voluttuosi (masculine plural)
voluttuose (feminine plural)


lituano

lituano (feminine lituana, masculine plural lituani, feminine plural lituane)

lituana (feminine)
lituani (masculine plural)
lituane (feminine plural)


ispettivo

ispettivo (feminine ispettiva, masculine plural ispettivi, feminine plural ispettive)

ispettiva (feminine)
ispettivi (masculine plural)
ispettive (feminine plural)


islandese

Icelandic (of, from or relating to Iceland)


ispiratore

ispiratore (feminine ispiratrice, masculine plural ispiratori, feminine plural ispiratrici)

ispiratrice (feminine)
ispiratori (masculine plural)
ispiratrici (feminine plural)


confidente

From Latin cōnfīdentem, present active participle of cōnfīdō.


isolano

isolano (feminine isolana, masculine plural isolani, feminine plural isolane)

isolana (feminine)
isolani (masculine plural)
isolane (feminine plural)

From Latin īnsulānus, derived from īnsula (“island”).


israeliano

israeliano (feminine israeliana, masculine plural israeliani, feminine plural israeliane)

israeliana (feminine)
israeliani (masculine plural)
israeliane (feminine plural)


irritante

irritating, annoying, vexatious, pesky, teasing


irrequieto

irrequieto (feminine irrequieta, masculine plural irrequieti, feminine plural irrequiete)

irrequieta (feminine)
irrequieti (masculine plural)
irrequiete (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin irrequiētus, derived from quiētus (“quiet, calm”).


isolato

isolato (feminine isolata, masculine plural isolati, feminine plural isolate, superlative isolatissimo)

isolata (feminine)
isolati (masculine plural)
isolate (feminine plural)
isolatissimo (superlative)

→ French: isolé


istantaneo

istantaneo (feminine istantanea, masculine plural istantanei, feminine plural istantanee)

istantanea (feminine)
istantanei (masculine plural)
istantanee (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin īnstantāneus, from Latin īnstantem.


istantanea

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


ispirato

it-adj

ispirato (feminine ispirata, masculine plural ispirati, feminine plural ispirate, superlative ispiratissimo)

ispirata (feminine)
ispirati (masculine plural)
ispirate (feminine plural)
ispiratissimo (superlative)


isterico

isterico (feminine isterica, masculine plural isterici, feminine plural isteriche)

isterica (feminine)
isterici (masculine plural)
isteriche (feminine plural)

From Latin hystericus, from Ancient Greek ὑστερικός (husterikós, “suffering in the uterus, hysterical”), from ὑστέρα (hustéra, “womb”).


belga

it-adj

belga (masculine plural belgi, feminine plural belghe)

belgi (masculine plural)
belghe (feminine plural)

Belgian (of, from or relating to Belgium)


ittico

ittico (feminine ittica, masculine plural ittici, feminine plural ittiche)

ittica (feminine)
ittici (masculine plural)
ittiche (feminine plural)


istintivo

istintivo (feminine istintiva, masculine plural istintivi, feminine plural istintive)

istintiva (feminine)
istintivi (masculine plural)
istintive (feminine plural)


istruttorio

istruttorio (feminine istruttoria, masculine plural istruttori, feminine plural istruttorie)

istruttoria (feminine)
istruttori (masculine plural)
istruttorie (feminine plural)


iberico

iberico (feminine iberica, masculine plural iberici, feminine plural iberiche)

iberica (feminine)
iberici (masculine plural)
iberiche (feminine plural)


isolante

nastro isolante


istruttivo

istruttivo (feminine istruttiva, masculine plural istruttivi, feminine plural istruttive)

istruttiva (feminine)
istruttivi (masculine plural)
istruttive (feminine plural)


ivoriano

ivoriano (feminine ivoriana, masculine plural ivoriani, feminine plural ivoriane)

ivoriana (feminine)
ivoriani (masculine plural)
ivoriane (feminine plural)


itinerante

(relational) road; itinerant, travelling/traveling


junghiano

junghiano (feminine junghiana, masculine plural junghiani, feminine plural junghiane)

junghiana (feminine)
junghiani (masculine plural)
junghiane (feminine plural)


jazzistico

jazzistico (feminine jazzistica, masculine plural jazzistici, feminine plural jazzistiche)

jazzistica (feminine)
jazzistici (masculine plural)
jazzistiche (feminine plural)


istruttore

istruttore (feminine istruttrice, masculine plural istruttori, feminine plural istruttrici)

istruttrice (feminine)
istruttori (masculine plural)
istruttrici (feminine plural)


iussivo

iussivo (feminine iussiva, masculine plural iussivi, feminine plural iussive)

iussiva (feminine)
iussivi (masculine plural)
iussive (feminine plural)

From Latin iussus (“[having been] ordered”) + -ivo (“-ive”).


idilliaco

it-adj

idilliaco (feminine idilliaca, masculine plural idilliaci, feminine plural idilliache)

idilliaca (feminine)
idilliaci (masculine plural)
idilliache (feminine plural)


ibrido

ibrido (feminine ibrida, masculine plural ibridi, feminine plural ibride)

ibrida (feminine)
ibridi (masculine plural)
ibride (feminine plural)


idiomatico

idiomatico (feminine idiomatica, masculine plural idiomatici, feminine plural idiomatiche)

idiomatica (feminine)
idiomatici (masculine plural)
idiomatiche (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek ἰδιωματικός (idiōmatikós, “related to an idiom”), from ἰδίωμα (idíōma, “idiom”).


idrico

it-adj

idrico (feminine idrica, masculine plural idrici, feminine plural idriche)

idrica (feminine)
idrici (masculine plural)
idriche (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek ῠ̔́δωρ (húdōr, “water”) + -ico.


igienico

it-adj

igienico (feminine igienica, masculine plural igienici, feminine plural igieniche)

igienica (feminine)
igienici (masculine plural)
igieniche (feminine plural)

From igiene + -ico. Cognate with Piedmontese igiénich.


idraulico

idraulico (feminine idraulica, masculine plural idraulici, feminine plural idrauliche)

idraulica (feminine)
idraulici (masculine plural)
idrauliche (feminine plural)

From Latin hydraulicus, from Ancient Greek ὑδραυλικός (hudraulikós, “of a water organ”), from ὕδραυλις (húdraulis, “water organ”), from ὕδωρ (húdōr, “water”) + αὐλός (aulós, “pipe”). Cognate with Piedmontese idràulich.


ignifugo

it-adj

ignifugo (feminine ignifuga, masculine plural ignifughi, feminine plural ignifughe)

ignifuga (feminine)
ignifughi (masculine plural)
ignifughe (feminine plural)

fireproof, flameproof, flame-retardant, fire-retardant


illecito

illecito (feminine illecita, masculine plural illeciti, feminine plural illecite)

illecita (feminine)
illeciti (masculine plural)
illecite (feminine plural)

From Latin illicitus. By surface analysis, il- + lecito (“lawful, licit”).

surf

illicit, illegitimate, unlawful, illegal


sconosciuto

it-adj

sconosciuto (feminine sconosciuta, masculine plural sconosciuti, feminine plural sconosciute)

sconosciuta (feminine)
sconosciuti (masculine plural)
sconosciute (feminine plural)

unknown, unfamiliar, unidentified, unexplored, obscure


pidocchioso

pidocchioso (feminine pidocchiosa, masculine plural pidocchiosi, feminine plural pidocchiose)

pidocchiosa (feminine)
pidocchiosi (masculine plural)
pidocchiose (feminine plural)

From pidocchio (“louse”) + -(o)so (“adjectival suffix”), also possibly from Vulgar Latin peduclōsus, from Latin pēduculōsus.


ignoto

ignoto (feminine ignota, masculine plural ignoti, feminine plural ignote)

ignota (feminine)
ignoti (masculine plural)
ignote (feminine plural)


illimitato

illimitato (feminine illimitata, masculine plural illimitati, feminine plural illimitate)

illimitata (feminine)
illimitati (masculine plural)
illimitate (feminine plural)

unlimited, boundless, limitless, indefinite


illogico

illogico (feminine illogica, masculine plural illogici, feminine plural illogiche)

illogica (feminine)
illogici (masculine plural)
illogiche (feminine plural)

illogical, irrational, unreasoning, inconsistent, handwavy


illegittimo

illegittimo (feminine illegittima, masculine plural illegittimi, feminine plural illegittime)

illegittima (feminine)
illegittimi (masculine plural)
illegittime (feminine plural)

illegitimate, unlawful, illegal, unjustified, arbitrary


illegale

Borrowed from Medieval Latin illēgālis, from Latin lēgālis.


illuminato

illuminato (feminine illuminata, masculine plural illuminati, feminine plural illuminate, superlative illuminatissimo)

illuminata (feminine)
illuminati (masculine plural)
illuminate (feminine plural)
illuminatissimo (superlative)


illusorio

illusorio (feminine illusoria, masculine plural illusori, feminine plural illusorie)

illusoria (feminine)
illusori (masculine plural)
illusorie (feminine plural)


afghano

afghano (feminine afghana, masculine plural afghani, feminine plural afghane)

afghana (feminine)
afghani (masculine plural)
afghane (feminine plural)


divorziato

divorziato (feminine divorziata, masculine plural divorziati, feminine plural divorziate)

divorziata (feminine)
divorziati (masculine plural)
divorziate (feminine plural)


legale

From Latin legālis. Compare the doublet leale.


illustrato

illustrato (feminine illustrata, masculine plural illustrati, feminine plural illustrate)

illustrata (feminine)
illustrati (masculine plural)
illustrate (feminine plural)


pisano

pisano (feminine pisana, masculine plural pisani, feminine plural pisane)

pisana (feminine)
pisani (masculine plural)
pisane (feminine plural)

Pisan (of, from or relating to Pisa (city in Italy))


afgano

afgano (feminine afgana, masculine plural afgani, feminine plural afgane)

afgana (feminine)
afgani (masculine plural)
afgane (feminine plural)


prematuro

prematuro (feminine prematura, masculine plural prematuri, feminine plural premature)

prematura (feminine)
prematuri (masculine plural)
premature (feminine plural)


catodico

catodico (feminine catodica, masculine plural catodici, feminine plural catodiche)

catodica (feminine)
catodici (masculine plural)
catodiche (feminine plural)


imbarazzato

imbarazzato (feminine imbarazzata, masculine plural imbarazzati, feminine plural imbarazzate, superlative imbarazzatissimo)

imbarazzata (feminine)
imbarazzati (masculine plural)
imbarazzate (feminine plural)
imbarazzatissimo (superlative)


arruffato

arruffato (feminine arruffata, masculine plural arruffati, feminine plural arruffate)

arruffata (feminine)
arruffati (masculine plural)
arruffate (feminine plural)


immacolato

immacolato (feminine immacolata, masculine plural immacolati, feminine plural immacolate)

immacolata (feminine)
immacolati (masculine plural)
immacolate (feminine plural)


lattiginoso

lattiginoso (feminine lattiginosa, masculine plural lattiginosi, feminine plural lattiginose)

lattiginosa (feminine)
lattiginosi (masculine plural)
lattiginose (feminine plural)


imbottito

imbottito (feminine imbottita, masculine plural imbottiti, feminine plural imbottite)

imbottita (feminine)
imbottiti (masculine plural)
imbottite (feminine plural)


immaginario

immaginario (feminine immaginaria, masculine plural immaginari, feminine plural immaginarie)

immaginaria (feminine)
immaginari (masculine plural)
immaginarie (feminine plural)


imbranato

imbranato (feminine imbranata, masculine plural imbranati, feminine plural imbranate)

imbranata (feminine)
imbranati (masculine plural)
imbranate (feminine plural)

unskilled, clumsy, awkward, useless, hopeless


corrotto

corrotto (feminine corrotta, masculine plural corrotti, feminine plural corrotte, superlative corrottissimo)

corrotta (feminine)
corrotti (masculine plural)
corrotte (feminine plural)
corrottissimo (superlative)

From Latin corruptus, perfect passive participle of corrumpō (“to pervert; to taint”).


lebbroso

lebbroso (feminine lebbrosa, masculine plural lebbrosi, feminine plural lebbrose)

lebbrosa (feminine)
lebbrosi (masculine plural)
lebbrose (feminine plural)

From Late Latin leprōsus. Doublet of leproso.


cencioso

cencioso (feminine cenciosa, masculine plural cenciosi, feminine plural cenciose)

cenciosa (feminine)
cenciosi (masculine plural)
cenciose (feminine plural)


scorbutico

scorbutico (feminine scorbutica, masculine plural scorbutici, feminine plural scorbutiche)

scorbutica (feminine)
scorbutici (masculine plural)
scorbutiche (feminine plural)


nebbioso

nebbioso (feminine nebbiosa, masculine plural nebbiosi, feminine plural nebbiose)

nebbiosa (feminine)
nebbiosi (masculine plural)
nebbiose (feminine plural)

From nebbia + -oso; first appears 13th century. Cognate to Italian nebuloso, which is borrowed from Latin.


draconiano

draconiano (feminine draconiana, masculine plural draconiani, feminine plural draconiane)

draconiana (feminine)
draconiani (masculine plural)
draconiane (feminine plural)


ignorante

ignorant, uneducated, uncultured, illiterate, incompetent


sciropposo

sciropposo (feminine sciropposa, masculine plural sciropposi, feminine plural sciroppose)

sciropposa (feminine)
sciropposi (masculine plural)
sciroppose (feminine plural)


smisurato

smisurato (feminine smisurata, masculine plural smisurati, feminine plural smisurate)

smisurata (feminine)
smisurati (masculine plural)
smisurate (feminine plural)

Past participle of smisurare. By surface analysis, s- + misura + -ato.


immancabile

From im- + mancare (“to miss”) + -abile. Compare French immanquable.

l'immancabile cenone di fine d'anno

that cannot be missed out on; unmissable

è arrivato il direttore con l'immancabile caposquadra

the director arrived with his ever-present foreman

that always imposes its presence; that is difficult to miss or not notice; ever-present; unmissable

Per lei, l'immancabile sconfitto dell'individuo non era una legge di natura.

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

She would not accept it as a law of nature that the individual is always defeated.


sveglio

sveglio (feminine sveglia, masculine plural svegli, feminine plural sveglie)

sveglia (feminine)
svegli (masculine plural)
sveglie (feminine plural)

From the short past participle of svegliare (“to wake up”) in Tuscan; compare the Standard Italian participle svegliato (“woken up”).


immaturo

immaturo (feminine immatura, masculine plural immaturi, feminine plural immature)

immatura (feminine)
immaturi (masculine plural)
immature (feminine plural)


immerso

immerso (feminine immersa, masculine plural immersi, feminine plural immerse)

immersa (feminine)
immersi (masculine plural)
immerse (feminine plural)

immersed, absorbed, dipped, submerged, soaked


mou

Derived from French caramel mou (“soft caramel”). Attested since 1942. Doublet of molle.


immigratorio

it-adj

immigratorio (feminine immigratoria, masculine plural immigratori, feminine plural immigratorie)

immigratoria (feminine)
immigratori (masculine plural)
immigratorie (feminine plural)


emigrato

emigrato (feminine emigrata, masculine plural emigrati, feminine plural emigrate)

emigrata (feminine)
emigrati (masculine plural)
emigrate (feminine plural)


chimerico

chimerico (feminine chimerica, masculine plural chimerici, feminine plural chimeriche)

chimerica (feminine)
chimerici (masculine plural)
chimeriche (feminine plural)


alle porte

Un'altra aggressione fatale è accaduta invece a Rochester, alle porte di New York, lo scorso 30 marzo, ma il video è stato diffuso solo adesso.

2020 September 3, “Usa, due afroamericani uccisi dalla polizia. Biden vola a Kenosha: "Incriminare gli agenti responsabili" [USA, two African-Americans killed by the police. Biden flies to Kenosha: "Charge the responsible agents"]”, in la Repubblica:

Another fatal aggression instead occurred in Rochester, next to New York, last March 30th, but the video was released only now.


imminente

imminente (plural imminenti, superlative imminentissimo)

imminenti (plural)
imminentissimo (superlative)


immobiliare

(relational) real estate, property, house


scalzo

scalzo (feminine scalza, masculine plural scalzi, feminine plural scalze)

scalza (feminine)
scalzi (masculine plural)
scalze (feminine plural)

Derived regressively from the verb scalzare, or possibly from a Vulgar Latin root *excalceus, itself either from a shortening of Latin excalceatus, or from ex- + calceus. Compare Neapolitan scauzo, Sicilian scàusu, Corsican scalzu; cf. also Spanish descalzo, Portuguese descalço, Catalan descalç, French déchaux, Friulian discolç, Romanian desculț, Ladin deschëuz, from a related Vulgar Latin root.


armeno

armeno (feminine armena, masculine plural armeni, feminine plural armene)

armena (feminine)
armeni (masculine plural)
armene (feminine plural)


destrorso

destrorso (feminine destrorsa, masculine plural destrorsi, feminine plural destrorse)

destrorsa (feminine)
destrorsi (masculine plural)
destrorse (feminine plural)


desto

desto (feminine desta, masculine plural desti, feminine plural deste)

desta (feminine)
desti (masculine plural)
deste (feminine plural)

Unsuffixed past participle of destare (“to awaken”).


bruciaticcio

bruciaticcio (feminine bruciaticcia, masculine plural bruciaticci, feminine plural bruciaticce)

bruciaticcia (feminine)
bruciaticci (masculine plural)
bruciaticce (feminine plural)


immondo

immondo (feminine immonda, masculine plural immondi, feminine plural immonde)

immonda (feminine)
immondi (masculine plural)
immonde (feminine plural)


immotivato

immotivato (feminine immotivata, masculine plural immotivati, feminine plural immotivate)

immotivata (feminine)
immotivati (masculine plural)
immotivate (feminine plural)


immunitario

immunitario (feminine immunitaria, masculine plural immunitari, feminine plural immunitarie)

immunitaria (feminine)
immunitari (masculine plural)
immunitarie (feminine plural)


immutabile

unchangeable, changeless, unchanging, immutable

in humans and animals, genetically determined, instinctive behavior, as opposed to learned behavior


immutato

immutato (feminine immutata, masculine plural immutati, feminine plural immutate)

immutata (feminine)
immutati (masculine plural)
immutate (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin immūtātus. By surface analysis, in- + mutato.


gonfio

gonfio (feminine gonfia, masculine plural gonfi, feminine plural gonfie)

gonfia (feminine)
gonfi (masculine plural)
gonfie (feminine plural)

From the short past participle of gonfiare (“to inflate”) in Tuscan; compare the Standard Italian participle gonfiato.


fatuo

fatuo (feminine fatua, masculine plural fatui, feminine plural fatue)

fatua (feminine)
fatui (masculine plural)
fatue (feminine plural)


impacciato

impacciato (feminine impacciata, masculine plural impacciati, feminine plural impacciate)

impacciata (feminine)
impacciati (masculine plural)
impacciate (feminine plural)


labiodentale

From labio- (“labio-”) + dentale (“dental”, “pertaining to the teeth”). By surface analysis, labio- (“pertaining to the lips”) + dent(e) (“tooth”) + -ale (“-al”, adjectival derivational suffix).

surf

La lettera F rappresenta una consonante labiodentale.

The letter F represents a labiodental consonant.

(phonetics) labiodental (articulated with the lower lip and the upper teeth)


impareggiabile

incomparable, peerless, unparalleled, matchless


labiale

Borrowed from Medieval Latin labiālis (“of the lips”), derived from Latin labium (“lip”), from the Proto-Indo-European root *leb- (“to hang loosely”).

bor+

Il termine ‘labiale’ comprende suoni bilabiali, labiodentali, o comunque labializzati.

The term ‘labial’ encompasses bilabial, labiodental, or otherwise labialized sounds.

(phonetics) labial (whose articulation involves the lips)


impeccabile

Borrowed from Late Latin impeccābilis. Cognate with Piedmontese impecàbil.

faultless, impeccable, flawless, perfect


impassibile

From Late Latin impassibĭlis. Cognate with Piedmontese impassìbil.


anfibio

it-adj

anfibio (feminine anfibia, masculine plural anfibi, feminine plural anfibie)

anfibia (feminine)
anfibi (masculine plural)
anfibie (feminine plural)

From Latin amphibius, from Ancient Greek ἀμφίβιος (amphíbios).


leale

Borrowed from Old Occitan or Old French leial, from Latin legālis, whence also the doublet legale.


lercio

lercio (feminine lercia, masculine plural lerci, feminine plural lerce)

lercia (feminine)
lerci (masculine plural)
lerce (feminine plural)

Perhaps from a Vulgar Latin form *hirceus (“hircine”, “pertaining to goats”), derived from Latin hircus (“goat”), with an initial -l- attached from a preceding article.


impedito

impedito (feminine impedita, masculine plural impediti, feminine plural impedite)

impedita (feminine)
impediti (masculine plural)
impedite (feminine plural)


laotiano

laotiano (feminine laotiana, masculine plural laotiani, feminine plural laotiane)

laotiana (feminine)
laotiani (masculine plural)
laotiane (feminine plural)


laborioso

laborioso (feminine laboriosa, masculine plural laboriosi, feminine plural laboriose, superlative laboriosissimo)

laboriosa (feminine)
laboriosi (masculine plural)
laboriose (feminine plural)
laboriosissimo (superlative)


impensabile

From im- + pensabile; cognate with Piedmontese impensàbil.


impellente

Sento il bisogno impellente di chiudermi nella biblioteca.

I feel a pressing need to shut myself into the library.


paraffinico

paraffinico (feminine paraffinica, masculine plural paraffinici, feminine plural paraffiniche)

paraffinica (feminine)
paraffinici (masculine plural)
paraffiniche (feminine plural)


lapidario

lapidario (feminine lapidaria, masculine plural lapidari, feminine plural lapidarie)

lapidaria (feminine)
lapidari (masculine plural)
lapidarie (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from Latin lapidārius.


laico

laico (feminine laica, masculine plural laici, feminine plural laiche)

laica (feminine)
laici (masculine plural)
laiche (feminine plural)


parafernale

Borrowed from Medieval Latin parafernālis, paraphernālis, derived from Latin parapherna.


laido

it-adj

laido (feminine laida, masculine plural laidi, feminine plural laide)

laida (feminine)
laidi (masculine plural)
laide (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Old French lait, leit (“unpleasant, horrible, odious”), of Germanic origin, from Low Frankish *laiþ (“unpleasant, obstinate, odious”) from Proto-Germanic *laiþaz (“sorrowful, unpleasant”), from Proto-Indo-European *leyt- (“unpleasant”). Akin to Old High German leid (“unpleasant, odious”) (German leid (“unfortunate”), Leid (“grief”)), Old Norse leiþr (“odious”), Old English lāþ (“unpleasant, odious”). More at English loath.


adattatore

it-adj

adattatore (feminine adattatrice, masculine plural adattatori, feminine plural adattatrici)

adattatrice (feminine)
adattatori (masculine plural)
adattatrici (feminine plural)


deverbale

(grammar) deverbal (derived from a verb)


periferico

periferico (feminine periferica, masculine plural periferici, feminine plural periferiche)

periferica (feminine)
periferici (masculine plural)
periferiche (feminine plural)

suburban, outlying, in the suburbs, on the outskirts


diabetico

diabetico (feminine diabetica, masculine plural diabetici, feminine plural diabetiche)

diabetica (feminine)
diabetici (masculine plural)
diabetiche (feminine plural)


imperante

malcostume imperante


di base

Prima del Covid, ha detto Guterres, c'erano già "250 milioni di bambini che non poirtevano^([sic]) andare a scuola e soltanto 1 quarto di studenti delle scuole secondarie nei Paesi in via di sviluppo che ricevevano un'istruzione di base".

2020 August 4, “Coronavirus nel mondo, Onu: "La chiusura delle scuole è una catastrofe generazionale". Melbourne si ribella al lockdown [Coronavirus in the world, UN: "The closing of schools is a generational catastrophe". Melbourne rebels against the lockdown]”, in la Repubblica:

Before Covid, Guterres said, there were already "250 million children who could not go to school and only 1 quarter of students of secondary schools in developing countries who received a basic education".


imperativo

imperativo (feminine imperativa, masculine plural imperativi, feminine plural imperative)

imperativa (feminine)
imperativi (masculine plural)
imperative (feminine plural)

Probably borrowed from Latin imperātīvus.


imperterrito

imperterrito (feminine imperterrita, masculine plural imperterriti, feminine plural imperterrite)

imperterrita (feminine)
imperterriti (masculine plural)
imperterrite (feminine plural)


imperturbabile

Borrowed from Late Latin imperturbābilis.


impermeabile

Borrowed from Late Latin impermeābilis. Compare Piedmontese impermeàbil.

abbiamo usato un accelerometro impermeabile che misura il movimento in tempo reale

we used a waterproof accelerometer that measures motion in real time


impervio

it-adj

impervio (feminine impervia, masculine plural impervi, feminine plural impervie)

impervia (feminine)
impervi (masculine plural)
impervie (feminine plural)

inaccessible, rough, unattainable, impassable


innumerevole

Borrowed from Latin innumerābilis, with the suffix adapted to -evole. Doublet of innumerabile.

unnumbered, countless, innumerable, numberless


arrivato

arrivato (feminine arrivata, masculine plural arrivati, feminine plural arrivate)

arrivata (feminine)
arrivati (masculine plural)
arrivate (feminine plural)


amichevole

Inherited from Late Latin amīcābilis. Doublet of amicabile, which was borrowed. By surface analysis, amico + -evole.


diacritico

diacritico (feminine diacritica, masculine plural diacritici, feminine plural diacritiche)

diacritica (feminine)
diacritici (masculine plural)
diacritiche (feminine plural)


diafano

diafano (feminine diafana, masculine plural diafani, feminine plural diafane)

diafana (feminine)
diafani (masculine plural)
diafane (feminine plural)

From Latin diaphanus, from Ancient Greek διαφανής (diaphanḗs).


dichiarato

dichiarato (feminine dichiarata, masculine plural dichiarati, feminine plural dichiarate)

dichiarata (feminine)
dichiarati (masculine plural)
dichiarate (feminine plural)


convinto

convinto (feminine convinta, masculine plural convinti, feminine plural convinte)

convinta (feminine)
convinti (masculine plural)
convinte (feminine plural)


esclusivo

esclusivo (feminine esclusiva, masculine plural esclusivi, feminine plural esclusive, superlative esclusivissimo)

esclusiva (feminine)
esclusivi (masculine plural)
esclusive (feminine plural)
esclusivissimo (superlative)


volte

feminine plural of volto (“facing, concerning”)


assediato

assediato (feminine assediata, masculine plural assediati, feminine plural assediate)

assediata (feminine)
assediati (masculine plural)
assediate (feminine plural)


seguito

seguito (feminine seguita, masculine plural seguiti, feminine plural seguite, superlative seguitissimo)

seguita (feminine)
seguiti (masculine plural)
seguite (feminine plural)
seguitissimo (superlative)


impiegatizio

impiegatizio (feminine impiegatizia, masculine plural impiegatizi, feminine plural impiegatizie)

impiegatizia (feminine)
impiegatizi (masculine plural)
impiegatizie (feminine plural)

From impiegat(o) (“clerk, employee”) + -izio (adjective-forming derivational suffix).


impietoso

it-adj

impietoso (feminine impietosa, masculine plural impietosi, feminine plural impietose)

impietosa (feminine)
impietosi (masculine plural)
impietose (feminine plural)


implacabile

Borrowed from Latin implācābilis. By surface analysis, in- + placabile.


dicefalo

dicefalo (feminine dicefala, masculine plural dicefali, feminine plural dicefale)

dicefala (feminine)
dicefali (masculine plural)
dicefale (feminine plural)


impertinente

From Latin impertĭnentem. Cognate with Piedmontese impertinent.


implicito

implicito (feminine implicita, masculine plural impliciti, feminine plural implicite)

implicita (feminine)
impliciti (masculine plural)
implicite (feminine plural)


imponibile

From imporre (“to impose”) + -ibile (“-able”).


importatore

it-adj

importatore (feminine importatrice, masculine plural importatori, feminine plural importatrici)

importatrice (feminine)
importatori (masculine plural)
importatrici (feminine plural)


esplosivo

esplosivo (feminine esplosiva, masculine plural esplosivi, feminine plural esplosive)

esplosiva (feminine)
esplosivi (masculine plural)
esplosive (feminine plural)

Borrowed from French explosif. By surface analysis, esploso + -ivo.


lazzaronesco

lazzaronesco (feminine lazzaronesca, masculine plural lazzaroneschi, feminine plural lazzaronesche)

lazzaronesca (feminine)
lazzaroneschi (masculine plural)
lazzaronesche (feminine plural)


lazzarista

lazzarista (masculine plural lazzaristi, feminine plural lazzariste)

lazzaristi (masculine plural)
lazzariste (feminine plural)

Calque of French lazariste, from lazzaro (“lazar, leper”) + -ista (“-ist”).


impetuoso

it-adj

impetuoso (feminine impetuosa, masculine plural impetuosi, feminine plural impetuose)

impetuosa (feminine)
impetuosi (masculine plural)
impetuose (feminine plural)


maccheronico

maccheronico (feminine maccheronica, masculine plural maccheronici, feminine plural maccheroniche)

maccheronica (feminine)
maccheronici (masculine plural)
maccheroniche (feminine plural)


impossibilitato

impossibilitato (feminine impossibilitata, masculine plural impossibilitati, feminine plural impossibilitate)

impossibilitata (feminine)
impossibilitati (masculine plural)
impossibilitate (feminine plural)


impoverito

impoverito (feminine impoverita, masculine plural impoveriti, feminine plural impoverite)

impoverita (feminine)
impoveriti (masculine plural)
impoverite (feminine plural)


etilico

etilico (feminine etilica, masculine plural etilici, feminine plural etiliche)

etilica (feminine)
etilici (masculine plural)
etiliche (feminine plural)


elettronico

elettronico (feminine elettronica, masculine plural elettronici, feminine plural elettroniche)

elettronica (feminine)
elettronici (masculine plural)
elettroniche (feminine plural)


paradosso

paradosso (feminine paradossa, masculine plural paradossi, feminine plural paradosse)

paradossa (feminine)
paradossi (masculine plural)
paradosse (feminine plural)


imponente

imposing, large, impressive, magnificent


alcoolico

alcoolico (feminine alcoolica, masculine plural alcoolici, feminine plural alcooliche)

alcoolica (feminine)
alcoolici (masculine plural)
alcooliche (feminine plural)


elettronica

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


terziario

it-adj

terziario (feminine terziaria, masculine plural terziari, feminine plural terziarie)

terziaria (feminine)
terziari (masculine plural)
terziarie (feminine plural)


alcolico

alcolico (feminine alcolica, masculine plural alcolici, feminine plural alcoliche)

alcolica (feminine)
alcolici (masculine plural)
alcoliche (feminine plural)

alcoholic (of, pertaining to or containing alcohol)


importuno

importuno (feminine importuna, masculine plural importuni, feminine plural importune)

importuna (feminine)
importuni (masculine plural)
importune (feminine plural)


bacucco

bacucco (feminine bacucca, masculine plural bacucchi, feminine plural bacucche)

bacucca (feminine)
bacucchi (masculine plural)
bacucche (feminine plural)


alcolizzato

alcolizzato (feminine alcolizzata, masculine plural alcolizzati, feminine plural alcolizzate)

alcolizzata (feminine)
alcolizzati (masculine plural)
alcolizzate (feminine plural)

alcoholic (of or pertaining to alcoholism)


imprendibile

that cannot be caught, elusive, unstoppable, uncatchable


imprecisato

imprecisato (feminine imprecisata, masculine plural imprecisati, feminine plural imprecisate)

imprecisata (feminine)
imprecisati (masculine plural)
imprecisate (feminine plural)


impraticabile

impassable, (sports; of a field) unplayable


imprenditoriale

From imprenditore (“entrepreneur”) + -ale.


didattico

didattico (feminine didattica, masculine plural didattici, feminine plural didattiche)

didattica (feminine)
didattici (masculine plural)
didattiche (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek διδακτικός (didaktikós).


clitorideo

clitorideo (feminine clitoridea, masculine plural clitoridei, feminine plural clitoridee)

clitoridea (feminine)
clitoridei (masculine plural)
clitoridee (feminine plural)


impreparato

impreparato (feminine impreparata, masculine plural impreparati, feminine plural impreparate)

impreparata (feminine)
impreparati (masculine plural)
impreparate (feminine plural)


macchiettato

macchiettato (feminine macchiettata, masculine plural macchiettati, feminine plural macchiettate)

macchiettata (feminine)
macchiettati (masculine plural)
macchiettate (feminine plural)


macchinoso

macchinoso (feminine macchinosa, masculine plural macchinosi, feminine plural macchinose)

macchinosa (feminine)
macchinosi (masculine plural)
macchinose (feminine plural)


didascalico

didascalico (feminine didascalica, masculine plural didascalici, feminine plural didascaliche)

didascalica (feminine)
didascalici (masculine plural)
didascaliche (feminine plural)


imposto

imposto (feminine imposta, masculine plural imposti, feminine plural imposte)

imposta (feminine)
imposti (masculine plural)
imposte (feminine plural)


impressionistico

impressionistico (feminine impressionistica, masculine plural impressionistici, feminine plural impressionistiche)

impressionistica (feminine)
impressionistici (masculine plural)
impressionistiche (feminine plural)


impressionato

impressionato (feminine impressionata, masculine plural impressionati, feminine plural impressionate)

impressionata (feminine)
impressionati (masculine plural)
impressionate (feminine plural)


consecutivo

consecutivo (feminine consecutiva, masculine plural consecutivi, feminine plural consecutive)

consecutiva (feminine)
consecutivi (masculine plural)
consecutive (feminine plural)


carcerario

carcerario (feminine carceraria, masculine plural carcerari, feminine plural carcerarie)

carceraria (feminine)
carcerari (masculine plural)
carcerarie (feminine plural)


imprigionato

imprigionato (feminine imprigionata, masculine plural imprigionati, feminine plural imprigionate)

imprigionata (feminine)
imprigionati (masculine plural)
imprigionate (feminine plural)


prigioniero

prigioniero (feminine prigioniera, masculine plural prigionieri, feminine plural prigioniere)

prigioniera (feminine)
prigionieri (masculine plural)
prigioniere (feminine plural)


neroazzurro

neroazzurro (feminine neroazzurra, masculine plural neroazzurri, feminine plural neroazzurre)

neroazzurra (feminine)
neroazzurri (masculine plural)
neroazzurre (feminine plural)


nerazzurro

nerazzurro (feminine nerazzurra, masculine plural nerazzurri, feminine plural nerazzurre)

nerazzurra (feminine)
nerazzurri (masculine plural)
nerazzurre (feminine plural)

of or pertaining to the FC Internazionale Milano, the famous Italian football/soccer club based in Milan

of or pertaining to any other sporting team wearing a black-blue shirt


impresso

impresso (feminine impressa, masculine plural impressi, feminine plural impresse)

impressa (feminine)
impressi (masculine plural)
impresse (feminine plural)


impressionante

From impressionare + -ante. Cognate with Asturian, Galician and Spanish impresionante.

striking, impressive, grand, stunning, shocking


ceramico

ceramico (feminine ceramica, masculine plural ceramici, feminine plural ceramiche)

ceramica (feminine)
ceramici (masculine plural)
ceramiche (feminine plural)


improrogabile

not to be extended; that cannot be postponed; that cannot be delayed


impressionista

impressionista (masculine plural impressionisti, feminine plural impressioniste)

impressionisti (masculine plural)
impressioniste (feminine plural)


improprio

improprio (feminine impropria, masculine plural impropri, feminine plural improprie)

impropria (feminine)
impropri (masculine plural)
improprie (feminine plural)

wrong, incorrect, unfit, inappropriate, improper


improntato

improntato (feminine improntata, masculine plural improntati, feminine plural improntate)

improntata (feminine)
improntati (masculine plural)
improntate (feminine plural)


improvvisato

improvvisato (feminine improvvisata, masculine plural improvvisati, feminine plural improvvisate)

improvvisata (feminine)
improvvisati (masculine plural)
improvvisate (feminine plural)

improvised, impromptu, extempore, off-the-cuff, ad-libbed


logistico

logistico (feminine logistica, masculine plural logistici, feminine plural logistiche)

logistica (feminine)
logistici (masculine plural)
logistiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin logisticus, from Ancient Greek λογιστικός (logistikós).


completato

completato (feminine completata, masculine plural completati, feminine plural completate)

completata (feminine)
completati (masculine plural)
completate (feminine plural)


logistica

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


alcune

feminine plural of alcuna (“some, a few”)


contenuto

it-adj

contenuto (feminine contenuta, masculine plural contenuti, feminine plural contenute)

contenuta (feminine)
contenuti (masculine plural)
contenute (feminine plural)

Past participle of contenere. Compare French contenu, Portuguese conteúdo.


impugnabile

(law) that can be appealed, that can be impugned; impugnable


apposito

apposito (feminine apposita, masculine plural appositi, feminine plural apposite)

apposita (feminine)
appositi (masculine plural)
apposite (feminine plural)

From Latin appositus, perfect passive participle of appōnō (“to appoint; to place near”).

Nel cominciamento di ciascuno bene ordinato convivio sogliono li sergenti prendere lo pane apposito, e quello purgare da ogni macula.

c. 1307, Dante Alighieri, “Trattato Primo [First Treatise]”, in Convivio [The Banquet], Florence: Le Monnier, published 1964, Chapter II:

At the beginning of every well-ordered banquet the servants customarily take the bread placed on the table and cleanse it of any impurity.

(obsolete) placed (near, before or above)


fotografico

fotografico (feminine fotografica, masculine plural fotografici, feminine plural fotografiche)

fotografica (feminine)
fotografici (masculine plural)
fotografiche (feminine plural)

(relational) photograph, photo; photographic


impunito

impunito (feminine impunita, masculine plural impuniti, feminine plural impunite)

impunita (feminine)
impuniti (masculine plural)
impunite (feminine plural)


imprudente

imprudente (plural imprudenti, superlative imprudentissimo)

imprudenti (plural)
imprudentissimo (superlative)


imputabile

imputable, attributable, ascribable, chargeable


sognato

sognato (feminine sognata, masculine plural sognati, feminine plural sognate)

sognata (feminine)
sognati (masculine plural)
sognate (feminine plural)


belvedere

From bel (“nice, fair, beautiful”, apocopic form of bello) + vedere (“view, sight”, noun verb meaning “to see”).

compound

apocopic form of <i class="Latn mention" lang="it">bello</i>

having good visibility (used especially of tourist coaches)


imputato

it-adj

imputato (feminine imputata, masculine plural imputati, feminine plural imputate)

imputata (feminine)
imputati (masculine plural)
imputate (feminine plural)


veneziano

veneziano (feminine veneziana, masculine plural veneziani, feminine plural veneziane)

veneziana (feminine)
veneziani (masculine plural)
veneziane (feminine plural)


inalterato

inalterato (feminine inalterata, masculine plural inalterati, feminine plural inalterate)

inalterata (feminine)
inalterati (masculine plural)
inalterate (feminine plural)


statico

statico (feminine statica, masculine plural statici, feminine plural statiche)

statica (feminine)
statici (masculine plural)
statiche (feminine plural)


impulsivo

impulsivo (feminine impulsiva, masculine plural impulsivi, feminine plural impulsive)

impulsiva (feminine)
impulsivi (masculine plural)
impulsive (feminine plural)


preoccupato

preoccupato (feminine preoccupata, masculine plural preoccupati, feminine plural preoccupate, superlative preoccupatissimo)

preoccupata (feminine)
preoccupati (masculine plural)
preoccupate (feminine plural)
preoccupatissimo (superlative)


colpito

colpito (feminine colpita, masculine plural colpiti, feminine plural colpite)

colpita (feminine)
colpiti (masculine plural)
colpite (feminine plural)

Sono rimasto molto colpito da Tom.


intergalattico

intergalattico (feminine intergalattica, masculine plural intergalattici, feminine plural intergalattiche)

intergalattica (feminine)
intergalattici (masculine plural)
intergalattiche (feminine plural)


stazionario

stazionario (feminine stazionaria, masculine plural stazionari, feminine plural stazionarie)

stazionaria (feminine)
stazionari (masculine plural)
stazionarie (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin statiōnārius, from statiō, statiōnis.


emesso

emesso (feminine emessa, masculine plural emessi, feminine plural emesse)

emessa (feminine)
emessi (masculine plural)
emesse (feminine plural)


altruistico

altruistico (feminine altruistica, masculine plural altruistici, feminine plural altruistiche)

altruistica (feminine)
altruistici (masculine plural)
altruistiche (feminine plural)


egoistico

egoistico (feminine egoistica, masculine plural egoistici, feminine plural egoistiche)

egoistica (feminine)
egoistici (masculine plural)
egoistiche (feminine plural)


inattivo

inattivo (feminine inattiva, masculine plural inattivi, feminine plural inattive)

inattiva (feminine)
inattivi (masculine plural)
inattive (feminine plural)

From in- + attivo, on the model of French inactif.


fisico

fisico (feminine fisica, masculine plural fisici, feminine plural fisiche)

fisica (feminine)
fisici (masculine plural)
fisiche (feminine plural)

From Latin physicus (“physical”, “natural”), from Ancient Greek φυσικός (phusikós).


inaudito

inaudito (feminine inaudita, masculine plural inauditi, feminine plural inaudite)

inaudita (feminine)
inauditi (masculine plural)
inaudite (feminine plural)


assunto

assunto (feminine assunta, masculine plural assunti, feminine plural assunte)

assunta (feminine)
assunti (masculine plural)
assunte (feminine plural)


nuvoloso

nuvoloso (feminine nuvolosa, masculine plural nuvolosi, feminine plural nuvolose)

nuvolosa (feminine)
nuvolosi (masculine plural)
nuvolose (feminine plural)

From Late Latin nūbilōsus, from Latin nūbilus. By surface analysis, nuvola + -oso.


bagnato

bagnato (feminine bagnata, masculine plural bagnati, feminine plural bagnate)

bagnata (feminine)
bagnati (masculine plural)
bagnate (feminine plural)


piovoso

piovoso (feminine piovosa, masculine plural piovosi, feminine plural piovose)

piovosa (feminine)
piovosi (masculine plural)
piovose (feminine plural)

From Latin pluviōsus. By surface analysis, piova + ia (“-y”) + -oso (“rain”)s|ABELMOSK]] (“rain”)s suffixed with -oso|ABELMOSK]].

surf

literary or regional variant of <i class="Latn mention" lang="it">pioggia</i> (“rain”)


elettromagnetico

it-adj

elettromagnetico (feminine elettromagnetica, masculine plural elettromagnetici, feminine plural elettromagnetiche)

elettromagnetica (feminine)
elettromagnetici (masculine plural)
elettromagnetiche (feminine plural)


termico

termico (feminine termica, masculine plural termici, feminine plural termiche)

termica (feminine)
termici (masculine plural)
termiche (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek θερμός (thermós, “warm, hot”) + -ico, from Proto-Indo-European *gʷʰer- (“to heat, warm”).


analitico

it-adj

analitico (feminine analitica, masculine plural analitici, feminine plural analitiche)

analitica (feminine)
analitici (masculine plural)
analitiche (feminine plural)


teorico

teorico (feminine teorica, masculine plural teorici, feminine plural teoriche)

teorica (feminine)
teorici (masculine plural)
teoriche (feminine plural)


sorgente

From the present participle of sorgere, indicating 'water that rises up'.


ultravioletto

ultravioletto (feminine ultravioletta, masculine plural ultravioletti, feminine plural ultraviolette)

ultravioletta (feminine)
ultravioletti (masculine plural)
ultraviolette (feminine plural)


fluido

fluido (feminine fluida, masculine plural fluidi, feminine plural fluide, superlative fluidissimo)

fluida (feminine)
fluidi (masculine plural)
fluide (feminine plural)
fluidissimo (superlative)


altruista

altruista (masculine plural altruisti, feminine plural altruiste)

altruisti (masculine plural)
altruiste (feminine plural)


sterilizzato

sterilizzato (feminine sterilizzata, masculine plural sterilizzati, feminine plural sterilizzate)

sterilizzata (feminine)
sterilizzati (masculine plural)
sterilizzate (feminine plural)


conosciuto

conosciuto (feminine conosciuta, masculine plural conosciuti, feminine plural conosciute, superlative conosciutissimo)

conosciuta (feminine)
conosciuti (masculine plural)
conosciute (feminine plural)
conosciutissimo (superlative)


egoista

egoista (masculine plural egoisti, feminine plural egoiste)

egoisti (masculine plural)
egoiste (feminine plural)


mancato

mancato (feminine mancata, masculine plural mancati, feminine plural mancate)

mancata (feminine)
mancati (masculine plural)
mancate (feminine plural)


randagio

randagio (feminine randagia, masculine plural randagi, feminine plural randagie or randage)

randagia (feminine)
randagi (masculine plural)
randagie (feminine plural)
randage (feminine plural)

Alcuni pochi si erano consegnati spontaneamente, o perché ridotti alla disperazione dalla vita randagia, o perché privi di mezzi, o per non separarsi da un congiunto catturato, o anche, assurdamente, per «mettersi in ordine con la legge».

1947, Primo Levi, “Il viaggio”, in Se questo è un uomo [If This Is a Man], Torino: Einaudi, published 1987, →ISBN, page 12:

A select few surrendered spontaneously, either because they had been reduced to desperation from stray life, or because of a lack of funds, or in order to not be separated from a captured relative, or even, absurdly, in order to "put themselves in order with the law".


volontario

volontario (feminine volontaria, masculine plural volontari, feminine plural volontarie)

volontaria (feminine)
volontari (masculine plural)
volontarie (feminine plural)


patologico

patologico (feminine patologica, masculine plural patologici, feminine plural patologiche)

patologica (feminine)
patologici (masculine plural)
patologiche (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek παθολογικός (pathologikós). Compare French pathologique.


biochimico

it-adj

biochimico (feminine biochimica, masculine plural biochimici, feminine plural biochimiche)

biochimica (feminine)
biochimici (masculine plural)
biochimiche (feminine plural)


turistico

turistico (feminine turistica, masculine plural turistici, feminine plural turistiche)

turistica (feminine)
turistici (masculine plural)
turistiche (feminine plural)

(relational) tourist; touristy, touristic


compressa

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


concentrato

it-adj

concentrato (feminine concentrata, masculine plural concentrati, feminine plural concentrate, superlative concentratissimo)

concentrata (feminine)
concentrati (masculine plural)
concentrate (feminine plural)
concentratissimo (superlative)


sommo

sommo (feminine somma, masculine plural sommi, feminine plural somme)

somma (feminine)
sommi (masculine plural)
somme (feminine plural)
of grande and alto (superlative)

From Latin summus. Compare Spanish and Portuguese sumo.

Dante, il sommo poeta


scomparso

scomparso (feminine scomparsa, masculine plural scomparsi, feminine plural scomparse)

scomparsa (feminine)
scomparsi (masculine plural)
scomparse (feminine plural)


pontificio

pontificio (feminine pontificia, masculine plural pontifici, feminine plural pontificie)

pontificia (feminine)
pontifici (masculine plural)
pontificie (feminine plural)


radioattivo

radioattivo (feminine radioattiva, masculine plural radioattivi, feminine plural radioattive)

radioattiva (feminine)
radioattivi (masculine plural)
radioattive (feminine plural)


energetico

energetico (feminine energetica, masculine plural energetici, feminine plural energetiche)

energetica (feminine)
energetici (masculine plural)
energetiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek ἐνεργητικός (energētikós).


ricettivo

it-adj

ricettivo (feminine ricettiva, masculine plural ricettivi, feminine plural ricettive)

ricettiva (feminine)
ricettivi (masculine plural)
ricettive (feminine plural)

From Medieval Latin receptivus, from Latin receptus.


contabile

Borrowed from French comptable, from compter. By surface analysis, contare + -abile.


lavorato

lavorato (feminine lavorata, masculine plural lavorati, feminine plural lavorate)

lavorata (feminine)
lavorati (masculine plural)
lavorate (feminine plural)


ritrovato

ritrovato (feminine ritrovata, masculine plural ritrovati, feminine plural ritrovate)

ritrovata (feminine)
ritrovati (masculine plural)
ritrovate (feminine plural)


efficiente

efficiente (plural efficienti, superlative efficientissimo)

efficienti (plural)
efficientissimo (superlative)


destinato

destinato (feminine destinata, masculine plural destinati, feminine plural destinate)

destinata (feminine)
destinati (masculine plural)
destinate (feminine plural)


domestico

domestico (feminine domestica, masculine plural domestici, feminine plural domestiche)

domestica (feminine)
domestici (masculine plural)
domestiche (feminine plural)

From Latin domesticus, from domus (“house”).

(relational) home, family, household; domestic


caricato

caricato (feminine caricata, masculine plural caricati, feminine plural caricate)

caricata (feminine)
caricati (masculine plural)
caricate (feminine plural)


clemente

clemente (plural clementi, superlative clementissimo)

clementi (plural)
clementissimo (superlative)


sentito

sentito (feminine sentita, masculine plural sentiti, feminine plural sentite)

sentita (feminine)
sentiti (masculine plural)
sentite (feminine plural)

un aggiunto molto sentito alla chiesa

influential, trusted, or listened-to in a certain academic or vocational field (of a person)


indarno

indarno (feminine indarna, masculine plural indarni, feminine plural indarne)

indarna (feminine)
indarni (masculine plural)
indarne (feminine plural)

Italia mia, benché ’l parlar sia indarno / a le piaghe mortali / che nel bel corpo tuo sì spesse veggio […]

1336–1374, Francesco Petrarca, “CXXVIII — Italia mia, benché ’l parlar sia indarno”, in Il Canzoniere, lines 1–3; republished as Daniele Ponchiroli, editor, Turin: publ. Giulio Einaudi, 1964:

My dear Italy, although speaking is useless to [cure] the mortal wounds that in your beautiful body I see so many […]


mangiato

mangiato (feminine mangiata, masculine plural mangiati, feminine plural mangiate)

mangiata (feminine)
mangiati (masculine plural)
mangiate (feminine plural)


giudiziario

giudiziario (feminine giudiziaria, masculine plural giudiziari, feminine plural giudiziarie)

giudiziaria (feminine)
giudiziari (masculine plural)
giudiziarie (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin iūdiciārius. By surface analysis, giudizio (“judgement”) + -ario (“-ary”, “pertaining to”).


giudiziale

Borrowed from Latin iūdiciālis. By surface analysis, giudizio (“judgement”) + -ale (“-al”, “pertaining to”).


provato

it-adj

provato (feminine provata, masculine plural provati, feminine plural provate)

provata (feminine)
provati (masculine plural)
provate (feminine plural)


macellabile

fit to be slaughtered (of a farm animal)


cancellato

cancellato (feminine cancellata, masculine plural cancellati, feminine plural cancellate)

cancellata (feminine)
cancellati (masculine plural)
cancellate (feminine plural)


messo

messo (feminine messa, masculine plural messi, feminine plural messe)

messa (feminine)
messi (masculine plural)
messe (feminine plural)

badly-off (poor) or well-off (rich) (in combination)


alternativo

alternativo (feminine alternativa, masculine plural alternativi, feminine plural alternative)

alternativa (feminine)
alternativi (masculine plural)
alternative (feminine plural)


ambientalista

ambientalista (masculine plural ambientalisti, feminine plural ambientaliste)

ambientalisti (masculine plural)
ambientaliste (feminine plural)

From ambientale (“environmental”) + -ista.


macerato

macerato (feminine macerata, masculine plural macerati, feminine plural macerate)

macerata (feminine)
macerati (masculine plural)
macerate (feminine plural)


stretta

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


incantevole

enchanting, charming, beautiful, delightful


incallito

it-adj

incallito (feminine incallita, masculine plural incalliti, feminine plural incallite)

incallita (feminine)
incalliti (masculine plural)
incallite (feminine plural)

(figurative) inveterate, hardened, ingrained


eseguito

eseguito (feminine eseguita, masculine plural eseguiti, feminine plural eseguite)

eseguita (feminine)
eseguiti (masculine plural)
eseguite (feminine plural)


preliminare

From New Latin praelīmināris. Cognate to French préliminaire.


incantato

incantato (feminine incantata, masculine plural incantati, feminine plural incantate)

incantata (feminine)
incantati (masculine plural)
incantate (feminine plural)


stabilito

stabilito (feminine stabilita, masculine plural stabiliti, feminine plural stabilite)

stabilita (feminine)
stabiliti (masculine plural)
stabilite (feminine plural)


redatto

redatto (feminine redatta, masculine plural redatti, feminine plural redatte)

redatta (feminine)
redatti (masculine plural)
redatte (feminine plural)


sonoro

sonoro (feminine sonora, masculine plural sonori, feminine plural sonore)

sonora (feminine)
sonori (masculine plural)
sonore (feminine plural)

(literally) sonorous, resounding
(by extension) rich in resonance

(figuratively) sonorous
resounding, sensational


accessorio

accessorio (feminine accessoria, masculine plural accessori, feminine plural accessorie)

accessoria (feminine)
accessori (masculine plural)
accessorie (feminine plural)

accessory, accessorial, additional, incidental


pronunciato

pronunciato (feminine pronunciata, masculine plural pronunciati, feminine plural pronunciate)

pronunciata (feminine)
pronunciati (masculine plural)
pronunciate (feminine plural)


designato

designato (feminine designata, masculine plural designati, feminine plural designate)

designata (feminine)
designati (masculine plural)
designate (feminine plural)


atroce

atroce (plural atroci, superlative atrocissimo)

atroci (plural)
atrocissimo (superlative)


registrato

registrato (feminine registrata, masculine plural registrati, feminine plural registrate)

registrata (feminine)
registrati (masculine plural)
registrate (feminine plural)


sottoposto

sottoposto (feminine sottoposta, masculine plural sottoposti, feminine plural sottoposte)

sottoposta (feminine)
sottoposti (masculine plural)
sottoposte (feminine plural)


monocratico

monocratico (feminine monocratica, masculine plural monocratici, feminine plural monocratiche)

monocratica (feminine)
monocratici (masculine plural)
monocratiche (feminine plural)


notificato

notificato (feminine notificata, masculine plural notificati, feminine plural notificate)

notificata (feminine)
notificati (masculine plural)
notificate (feminine plural)


eletto

eletto (feminine eletta, masculine plural eletti, feminine plural elette)

eletta (feminine)
eletti (masculine plural)
elette (feminine plural)


avvenuto

avvenuto (feminine avvenuta, masculine plural avvenuti, feminine plural avvenute)

avvenuta (feminine)
avvenuti (masculine plural)
avvenute (feminine plural)


diagnostico

diagnostico (feminine diagnostica, masculine plural diagnostici, feminine plural diagnostiche)

diagnostica (feminine)
diagnostici (masculine plural)
diagnostiche (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek διαγνωστικός (diagnōstikós).

der

διαγνωστικός


ricusato

it-adj

ricusato (feminine ricusata, masculine plural ricusati, feminine plural ricusate)

ricusata (feminine)
ricusati (masculine plural)
ricusate (feminine plural)


incandescente

Borrowed from Latin incandēscentem, present active participle of incandēscō (“to grow warm; to kindle”).

white-hot, incandescent (emitting light as a result of being heated)

(by extension, hyperbolic) scorching hot, scalding hot, boiling hot


raccomandato

raccomandato (feminine raccomandata, masculine plural raccomandati, feminine plural raccomandate)

raccomandata (feminine)
raccomandati (masculine plural)
raccomandate (feminine plural)


tecnologico

tecnologico (feminine tecnologica, masculine plural tecnologici, feminine plural tecnologiche)

tecnologica (feminine)
tecnologici (masculine plural)
tecnologiche (feminine plural)


statunitense

From Stati Uniti (“United States”) + -ense.

(relational) US, United States; American


donchisciottesco

donchisciottesco (feminine donchisciottesca, masculine plural donchisciotteschi, feminine plural donchisciottesche)

donchisciottesca (feminine)
donchisciotteschi (masculine plural)
donchisciottesche (feminine plural)

From donchisciotte or Don Chisciotte (“Don Quixote”) + -esco (“-esque, -ish”).


motivato

it-adj

motivato (feminine motivata, masculine plural motivati, feminine plural motivate)

motivata (feminine)
motivati (masculine plural)
motivate (feminine plural)


effettuato

effettuato (feminine effettuata, masculine plural effettuati, feminine plural effettuate)

effettuata (feminine)
effettuati (masculine plural)
effettuate (feminine plural)


machiavellico

machiavellico (feminine machiavellica, masculine plural machiavellici, feminine plural machiavelliche)

machiavellica (feminine)
machiavellici (masculine plural)
machiavelliche (feminine plural)

→ French: machiavélique


pecuniario

pecuniario (feminine pecuniaria, masculine plural pecuniari, feminine plural pecuniarie)

pecuniaria (feminine)
pecuniari (masculine plural)
pecuniarie (feminine plural)

From Latin pecūniārius, from pecūnia (“money”).


ordinato

ordinato (feminine ordinata, masculine plural ordinati, feminine plural ordinate)

ordinata (feminine)
ordinati (masculine plural)
ordinate (feminine plural)


ausiliario

ausiliario (feminine ausiliaria, masculine plural ausiliari, feminine plural ausiliarie)

ausiliaria (feminine)
ausiliari (masculine plural)
ausiliarie (feminine plural)


pappagallesco

pappagallesco (feminine pappagallesca, masculine plural pappagalleschi, feminine plural pappagallesche)

pappagallesca (feminine)
pappagalleschi (masculine plural)
pappagallesche (feminine plural)

From pappagallo (“parrot”) + -esco (“-like”).


consegnato

consegnato (feminine consegnata, masculine plural consegnati, feminine plural consegnate)

consegnata (feminine)
consegnati (masculine plural)
consegnate (feminine plural)

confined to barracks
confine to barracks


depositato

depositato (feminine depositata, masculine plural depositati, feminine plural depositate)

depositata (feminine)
depositati (masculine plural)
depositate (feminine plural)


eccepito

eccepito (feminine eccepita, masculine plural eccepiti, feminine plural eccepite)

eccepita (feminine)
eccepiti (masculine plural)
eccepite (feminine plural)


incendiario

incendiario (feminine incendiaria, masculine plural incendiari, feminine plural incendiarie)

incendiaria (feminine)
incendiari (masculine plural)
incendiarie (feminine plural)


attribuito

attribuito (feminine attribuita, masculine plural attribuiti, feminine plural attribuite)

attribuita (feminine)
attribuiti (masculine plural)
attribuite (feminine plural)


riassuntivo

riassuntivo (feminine riassuntiva, masculine plural riassuntivi, feminine plural riassuntive)

riassuntiva (feminine)
riassuntivi (masculine plural)
riassuntive (feminine plural)


utilizzato

utilizzato (feminine utilizzata, masculine plural utilizzati, feminine plural utilizzate)

utilizzata (feminine)
utilizzati (masculine plural)
utilizzate (feminine plural)


macilento

macilento (feminine macilenta, masculine plural macilenti, feminine plural macilente)

macilenta (feminine)
macilenti (masculine plural)
macilente (feminine plural)

haggard, emaciated, gaunt, scrawny, sickly


di mezzo

Italia di mezzo


nominato

nominato (feminine nominata, masculine plural nominati, feminine plural nominate)

nominata (feminine)
nominati (masculine plural)
nominate (feminine plural)


fonografico

fonografico (feminine fonografica, masculine plural fonografici, feminine plural fonografiche)

fonografica (feminine)
fonografici (masculine plural)
fonografiche (feminine plural)


prescritto

prescritto (feminine prescritta, masculine plural prescritti, feminine plural prescritte)

prescritta (feminine)
prescritti (masculine plural)
prescritte (feminine plural)


conferito

conferito (feminine conferita, masculine plural conferiti, feminine plural conferite)

conferita (feminine)
conferiti (masculine plural)
conferite (feminine plural)


specifico

specifico (feminine specifica, masculine plural specifici, feminine plural specifiche)

specifica (feminine)
specifici (masculine plural)
specifiche (feminine plural)


fieristico

fieristico (feminine fieristica, masculine plural fieristici, feminine plural fieristiche)

fieristica (feminine)
fieristici (masculine plural)
fieristiche (feminine plural)

trade fair, trade show, fair, exhibition


collettivo

collettivo (feminine collettiva, masculine plural collettivi, feminine plural collettive)

collettiva (feminine)
collettivi (masculine plural)
collettive (feminine plural)


orgoglioso

orgoglioso (feminine orgogliosa, masculine plural orgogliosi, feminine plural orgogliose, superlative orgogliosissimo)

orgogliosa (feminine)
orgogliosi (masculine plural)
orgogliose (feminine plural)
orgogliosissimo (superlative)

→ Romanian: orgolios

From orgoglio (“pride”) + -oso (“-ful, -y”).


cautelare

→ Maltese: kkawtela


coattivo

coattivo (feminine coattiva, masculine plural coattivi, feminine plural coattive)

coattiva (feminine)
coattivi (masculine plural)
coattive (feminine plural)


rilevato

rilevato (feminine rilevata, masculine plural rilevati, feminine plural rilevate)

rilevata (feminine)
rilevati (masculine plural)
rilevate (feminine plural)


riproposto

riproposto (feminine riproposta, masculine plural riproposti, feminine plural riproposte)

riproposta (feminine)
riproposti (masculine plural)
riproposte (feminine plural)


fedecommissario

fedecommissario (feminine fedecommissaria, masculine plural fedecommissari, feminine plural fedecommissarie)

fedecommissaria (feminine)
fedecommissari (masculine plural)
fedecommissarie (feminine plural)

of or pertaining to the beneficiary of a trust


collezionistico

collezionistico (feminine collezionistica, masculine plural collezionistici, feminine plural collezionistiche)

collezionistica (feminine)
collezionistici (masculine plural)
collezionistiche (feminine plural)


esercitato

esercitato (feminine esercitata, masculine plural esercitati, feminine plural esercitate)

esercitata (feminine)
esercitati (masculine plural)
esercitate (feminine plural)


fedecommessario

fedecommessario (feminine fedecommessaria, masculine plural fedecommessari, feminine plural fedecommessarie)

fedecommessaria (feminine)
fedecommessari (masculine plural)
fedecommessarie (feminine plural)


sostituito

sostituito (feminine sostituita, masculine plural sostituiti, feminine plural sostituite)

sostituita (feminine)
sostituiti (masculine plural)
sostituite (feminine plural)


congiunto

congiunto (feminine congiunta, masculine plural congiunti, feminine plural congiunte)

congiunta (feminine)
congiunti (masculine plural)
congiunte (feminine plural)

From Latin coniunctus, both adjective and noun.


internato

internato (feminine internata, masculine plural internati, feminine plural internate)

internata (feminine)
internati (masculine plural)
internate (feminine plural)


fedecommesso

fedecommesso (feminine fedecommessa, masculine plural fedecommessi, feminine plural fedecommesse)

fedecommessa (feminine)
fedecommessi (masculine plural)
fedecommesse (feminine plural)

of or pertaining to a trust (legal arrangement)


ricorso

ricorso (feminine ricorsa, masculine plural ricorsi, feminine plural ricorse)

ricorsa (feminine)
ricorsi (masculine plural)
ricorse (feminine plural)


interdetto

interdetto (feminine interdetta, masculine plural interdetti, feminine plural interdette)

interdetta (feminine)
interdetti (masculine plural)
interdette (feminine plural)


satanico

satanico (feminine satanica, masculine plural satanici, feminine plural sataniche)

satanica (feminine)
satanici (masculine plural)
sataniche (feminine plural)


psicologico

psicologico (feminine psicologica, masculine plural psicologici, feminine plural psicologiche)

psicologica (feminine)
psicologici (masculine plural)
psicologiche (feminine plural)

→ Maltese: psikoloġiku


autenticato

autenticato (feminine autenticata, masculine plural autenticati, feminine plural autenticate)

autenticata (feminine)
autenticati (masculine plural)
autenticate (feminine plural)


apocopato

apocopato (feminine apocopata, masculine plural apocopati, feminine plural apocopate)

apocopata (feminine)
apocopati (masculine plural)
apocopate (feminine plural)


del cuore

amico del cuore


revocato

revocato (feminine revocata, masculine plural revocati, feminine plural revocate)

revocata (feminine)
revocati (masculine plural)
revocate (feminine plural)


fiero

fiero (feminine fiera, masculine plural fieri, feminine plural fiere, superlative fierissimo)

fiera (feminine)
fieri (masculine plural)
fiere (feminine plural)
fierissimo (superlative)

(literary) fierce, specifically:
cruel, merciless
(figurative) fiercely hostile (of fate)

fierce, specifically:
cruel, merciless
fiercely hostile (of fate)

(by extension) frightening, intimidating (of a face)

fierce, specifically:
cruel, merciless
frightening, intimidating (of a face)

(literary) fierce, specifically:
frightening, ghastly, horrible

(literary) fierce, specifically:
savage, violent (of a struggle)

(literary) fierce, specifically:
furious, raging (of natural forces)

intense, vehement (of feelings or expressions)

Sono fiero di te.


scettico

scettico (feminine scettica, masculine plural scettici, feminine plural scettiche)

scettica (feminine)
scettici (masculine plural)
scettiche (feminine plural)


planetario

planetario (feminine planetaria, masculine plural planetari, feminine plural planetarie)

planetaria (feminine)
planetari (masculine plural)
planetarie (feminine plural)

From Late Latin planētārius (“astrologer, relating to the planets”), from Latin planēta (“planet, wandering star”).


televisivo

it-adj

televisivo (feminine televisiva, masculine plural televisivi, feminine plural televisive)

televisiva (feminine)
televisivi (masculine plural)
televisive (feminine plural)


lirica

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


lirico

it-adj

lirico (feminine lirica, masculine plural lirici, feminine plural liriche)

lirica (feminine)
lirici (masculine plural)
liriche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin lyricus, from Ancient Greek λυρικός (lurikós).


coreografico

coreografico (feminine coreografica, masculine plural coreografici, feminine plural coreografiche)

coreografica (feminine)
coreografici (masculine plural)
coreografiche (feminine plural)


approvato

approvato (feminine approvata, masculine plural approvati, feminine plural approvate)

approvata (feminine)
approvati (masculine plural)
approvate (feminine plural)


colorato

colorato (feminine colorata, masculine plural colorati, feminine plural colorate, superlative coloratissimo)

colorata (feminine)
colorati (masculine plural)
colorate (feminine plural)
coloratissimo (superlative)

coloured/colored, colourful/colorful, tinted, stained


convertito

convertito (feminine convertita, masculine plural convertiti, feminine plural convertite)

convertita (feminine)
convertiti (masculine plural)
convertite (feminine plural)


soleggiato

soleggiato (feminine soleggiata, masculine plural soleggiati, feminine plural soleggiate)

soleggiata (feminine)
soleggiati (masculine plural)
soleggiate (feminine plural)


argilloso

argilloso (feminine argillosa, masculine plural argillosi, feminine plural argillose)

argillosa (feminine)
argillosi (masculine plural)
argillose (feminine plural)


sanitario

sanitario (feminine sanitaria, masculine plural sanitari, feminine plural sanitarie)

sanitaria (feminine)
sanitari (masculine plural)
sanitarie (feminine plural)

A learned formation created from the base of Latin sānitās (cf. sanità), probably partly based on French sanitaire.


autorizzato

autorizzato (feminine autorizzata, masculine plural autorizzati, feminine plural autorizzate)

autorizzata (feminine)
autorizzati (masculine plural)
autorizzate (feminine plural)


mutuo

mutuo (feminine mutua, masculine plural mutui, feminine plural mutue)

mutua (feminine)
mutui (masculine plural)
mutue (feminine plural)

From Latin mūtuus (“mutual, reciprocal”).


macrobiotico

macrobiotico (feminine macrobiotica, masculine plural macrobiotici, feminine plural macrobiotiche)

macrobiotica (feminine)
macrobiotici (masculine plural)
macrobiotiche (feminine plural)


macroeconomico

macroeconomico (feminine macroeconomica, masculine plural macroeconomici, feminine plural macroeconomiche)

macroeconomica (feminine)
macroeconomici (masculine plural)
macroeconomiche (feminine plural)


professionistico

professionistico (feminine professionistica, masculine plural professionistici, feminine plural professionistiche)

professionistica (feminine)
professionistici (masculine plural)
professionistiche (feminine plural)


aggiunto

aggiunto (feminine aggiunta, masculine plural aggiunti, feminine plural aggiunte)

aggiunta (feminine)
aggiunti (masculine plural)
aggiunte (feminine plural)


macrocefalo

macrocefalo (feminine macrocefala, masculine plural macrocefali, feminine plural macrocefale)

macrocefala (feminine)
macrocefali (masculine plural)
macrocefale (feminine plural)


macrofago

macrofago (feminine macrofaga, masculine plural macrofagi, feminine plural macrofaghe)

macrofaga (feminine)
macrofagi (masculine plural)
macrofaghe (feminine plural)


professionista

professionista (masculine plural professionisti, feminine plural professioniste)

professionisti (masculine plural)
professioniste (feminine plural)


leso

leso (feminine lesa, masculine plural lesi, feminine plural lese)

lesa (feminine)
lesi (masculine plural)
lese (feminine plural)


odoroso

odoroso (feminine odorosa, masculine plural odorosi, feminine plural odorose)

odorosa (feminine)
odorosi (masculine plural)
odorose (feminine plural)

smelling, perfumed, sweet-smelling, odorous, aromatic


lussureggiante

natura lussureggiante


profumato

profumato (feminine profumata, masculine plural profumati, feminine plural profumate)

profumata (feminine)
profumati (masculine plural)
profumate (feminine plural)


calpestato

calpestato (feminine calpestata, masculine plural calpestati, feminine plural calpestate)

calpestata (feminine)
calpestati (masculine plural)
calpestate (feminine plural)


multicolore

From Latin multicolōrem. By surface analysis, multi- (“many”, “multi-”) + colore (“color”).


legislativo

it-adj

legislativo (feminine legislativa, masculine plural legislativi, feminine plural legislative)

legislativa (feminine)
legislativi (masculine plural)
legislative (feminine plural)


monocolore

one-color/one-colour, monocolor/monocolour, unicolor/unicolour, monochromatic, monocrome, one-tone


requisito

requisito (feminine requisita, masculine plural requisiti, feminine plural requisite)

requisita (feminine)
requisiti (masculine plural)
requisite (feminine plural)


piacevole

piacevole (plural piacevoli, superlative piacevolissimo)

piacevoli (plural)
piacevolissimo (superlative)

From piace(re) (“to be liked, to please”) + -evole.


idrogenato

it-adj

idrogenato (feminine idrogenata, masculine plural idrogenati, feminine plural idrogenate)

idrogenata (feminine)
idrogenati (masculine plural)
idrogenate (feminine plural)


pensionistico

pensionistico (feminine pensionistica, masculine plural pensionistici, feminine plural pensionistiche)

pensionistica (feminine)
pensionistici (masculine plural)
pensionistiche (feminine plural)


predetto

predetto (feminine predetta, masculine plural predetti, feminine plural predette)

predetta (feminine)
predetti (masculine plural)
predette (feminine plural)


obiettivo

obiettivo (feminine obiettiva, masculine plural obiettivi, feminine plural obiettive)

obiettiva (feminine)
obiettivi (masculine plural)
obiettive (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin obiectīvus.


reciso

reciso (feminine recisa, masculine plural recisi, feminine plural recise)

recisa (feminine)
recisi (masculine plural)
recise (feminine plural)


tostato

tostato (feminine tostata, masculine plural tostati, feminine plural tostate)

tostata (feminine)
tostati (masculine plural)
tostate (feminine plural)


finanziario

finanziario (feminine finanziaria, masculine plural finanziari, feminine plural finanziarie)

finanziaria (feminine)
finanziari (masculine plural)
finanziarie (feminine plural)


contributivo

contributivo (feminine contributiva, masculine plural contributivi, feminine plural contributive)

contributiva (feminine)
contributivi (masculine plural)
contributive (feminine plural)


abrogato

abrogato (feminine abrogata, masculine plural abrogati, feminine plural abrogate)

abrogata (feminine)
abrogati (masculine plural)
abrogate (feminine plural)


inserito

inserito (feminine inserita, masculine plural inseriti, feminine plural inserite)

inserita (feminine)
inseriti (masculine plural)
inserite (feminine plural)


prorogato

prorogato (feminine prorogata, masculine plural prorogati, feminine plural prorogate)

prorogata (feminine)
prorogati (masculine plural)
prorogate (feminine plural)


tosto

tosto (feminine tosta, masculine plural tosti, feminine plural toste, superlative tostissimo)

tosta (feminine)
tosti (masculine plural)
toste (feminine plural)
tostissimo (superlative)

From Latin tostus, probably from the sense of "drying rapidly". Cognate to French tôt, Occitan and Catalan tost.

(literary or regional, mostly Southern Italy) hard, tough, firm, hard-boiled, hardheaded, resistant, persistent, resilient, resolute, determined, dogged, sturdy, or rugged


poligamo

poligamo (feminine poligama, masculine plural poligami, feminine plural poligame)

poligama (feminine)
poligami (masculine plural)
poligame (feminine plural)


vedovo

vedovo (feminine vedova, masculine plural vedovi, feminine plural vedove)

vedova (feminine)
vedovi (masculine plural)
vedove (feminine plural)

From Latin viduus, through a Vulgar Latin *viduvus.


individuato

individuato (feminine individuata, masculine plural individuati, feminine plural individuate)

individuata (feminine)
individuati (masculine plural)
individuate (feminine plural)


clonato

clonato (feminine clonata, masculine plural clonati, feminine plural clonate)

clonata (feminine)
clonati (masculine plural)
clonate (feminine plural)


ignorato

ignorato (feminine ignorata, masculine plural ignorati, feminine plural ignorate)

ignorata (feminine)
ignorati (masculine plural)
ignorate (feminine plural)


passante

leone passante


vedova

Inherited from Latin vidua, possibly through a Vulgar Latin *viduva.


fatturato

fatturato (feminine fatturata, masculine plural fatturati, feminine plural fatturate)

fatturata (feminine)
fatturati (masculine plural)
fatturate (feminine plural)


bionico

bionico (feminine bionica, masculine plural bionici, feminine plural bioniche)

bionica (feminine)
bionici (masculine plural)
bioniche (feminine plural)


previo

previo (feminine previa, masculine plural previ, feminine plural previe)

previa (feminine)
previ (masculine plural)
previe (feminine plural)


biografico

biografico (feminine biografica, masculine plural biografici, feminine plural biografiche)

biografica (feminine)
biografici (masculine plural)
biografiche (feminine plural)


bioetica

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


etico

it-adj

etico (feminine etica, masculine plural etici, feminine plural etiche)

etica (feminine)
etici (masculine plural)
etiche (feminine plural)

From Latin ēthicus, from Ancient Greek ἠθικός (ēthikós).


etico

From Late Latin hecticus, from Ancient Greek ἑκτικός (hektikós).


complessivo

complessivo (feminine complessiva, masculine plural complessivi, feminine plural complessive)

complessiva (feminine)
complessivi (masculine plural)
complessive (feminine plural)


ateo

ateo (feminine atea, masculine plural atei, feminine plural atee)

atea (feminine)
atei (masculine plural)
atee (feminine plural)

From Latin atheos, from Ancient Greek ἄθεος (átheos).


istituito

istituito (feminine istituita, masculine plural istituiti, feminine plural istituite)

istituita (feminine)
istituiti (masculine plural)
istituite (feminine plural)


macroscopico

macroscopico (feminine macroscopica, masculine plural macroscopici, feminine plural macroscopiche)

macroscopica (feminine)
macroscopici (masculine plural)
macroscopiche (feminine plural)


biologico

biologico (feminine biologica, masculine plural biologici, feminine plural biologiche)

biologica (feminine)
biologici (masculine plural)
biologiche (feminine plural)

cibi biologici


emorragico

emorragico (feminine emorragica, masculine plural emorragici, feminine plural emorragiche)

emorragica (feminine)
emorragici (masculine plural)
emorragiche (feminine plural)


vigente

Borrowed from Latin vigentem (“lively, active, effective”).


ematico

it-adj

ematico (feminine ematica, masculine plural ematici, feminine plural ematiche)

ematica (feminine)
ematici (masculine plural)
ematiche (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek αἱματικός (haimatikós), from αἷμᾰ, αἵμᾰτος (haîma, haímatos, “blood”).


empirico

it-adj

empirico (feminine empirica, masculine plural empirici, feminine plural empiriche)

empirica (feminine)
empirici (masculine plural)
empiriche (feminine plural)


emozionato

emozionato (feminine emozionata, masculine plural emozionati, feminine plural emozionate)

emozionata (feminine)
emozionati (masculine plural)
emozionate (feminine plural)


commosso

commosso (feminine commossa, masculine plural commossi, feminine plural commosse)

commossa (feminine)
commossi (masculine plural)
commosse (feminine plural)


erogato

erogato (feminine erogata, masculine plural erogati, feminine plural erogate)

erogata (feminine)
erogati (masculine plural)
erogate (feminine plural)


concessionario

concessionario (feminine concessionaria, masculine plural concessionari, feminine plural concessionarie)

concessionaria (feminine)
concessionari (masculine plural)
concessionarie (feminine plural)


compensato

compensato (feminine compensata, masculine plural compensati, feminine plural compensate)

compensata (feminine)
compensati (masculine plural)
compensate (feminine plural)


religioso

religioso (feminine religiosa, masculine plural religiosi, feminine plural religiose)

religiosa (feminine)
religiosi (masculine plural)
religiose (feminine plural)


madido

madido (feminine madida, masculine plural madidi, feminine plural madide)

madida (feminine)
madidi (masculine plural)
madide (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin madidus, derived from madeō (“to be wet or moist”).

Era madido di sudore


made in Italy

Unadapted borrowing from English made in Italy, from the English-language label attached to such products.

ubor

2004, Giuseppe Lo Russo, Dolce Natale. Panettone e pandoro. Una tradizione italiana:

[…] rischiano di compromettere l'immagine dello stesso prodotto made in Italy.

[…] risks compromising the image of the same product made in Italy.

manufactured in Italy, especially when made for export (of goods)


emotivo

it-adj

emotivo (feminine emotiva, masculine plural emotivi, feminine plural emotive)

emotiva (feminine)
emotivi (masculine plural)
emotive (feminine plural)


pulsatile

By surface analysis, pulsare, pulsato + -ile.

surf

(anatomy, uncommon) pulsatile (that pulses)


luttuoso

it-adj

luttuoso (feminine luttuosa, masculine plural luttuosi, feminine plural luttuose)

luttuosa (feminine)
luttuosi (masculine plural)
luttuose (feminine plural)


drammatico

drammatico (feminine drammatica, masculine plural drammatici, feminine plural drammatiche)

drammatica (feminine)
drammatici (masculine plural)
drammatiche (feminine plural)


lussuoso

lussuoso (feminine lussuosa, masculine plural lussuosi, feminine plural lussuose, superlative lussuosissimo)

lussuosa (feminine)
lussuosi (masculine plural)
lussuose (feminine plural)
lussuosissimo (superlative)


farmaceutico

farmaceutico (feminine farmaceutica, masculine plural farmaceutici, feminine plural farmaceutiche)

farmaceutica (feminine)
farmaceutici (masculine plural)
farmaceutiche (feminine plural)


farmaceutica

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


modificato

it-adj

modificato (feminine modificata, masculine plural modificati, feminine plural modificate)

modificata (feminine)
modificati (masculine plural)
modificate (feminine plural)


sperimentato

sperimentato (feminine sperimentata, masculine plural sperimentati, feminine plural sperimentate, superlative sperimentatissimo)

sperimentata (feminine)
sperimentati (masculine plural)
sperimentate (feminine plural)
sperimentatissimo (superlative)


riciclato

riciclato (feminine riciclata, masculine plural riciclati, feminine plural riciclate)

riciclata (feminine)
riciclati (masculine plural)
riciclate (feminine plural)


impegnativo

impegnativo (feminine impegnativa, masculine plural impegnativi, feminine plural impegnative)

impegnativa (feminine)
impegnativi (masculine plural)
impegnative (feminine plural)

From impegnare + -ivo. Cognate with Piedmontese impegnativ.


compreso

compreso (feminine compresa, masculine plural compresi, feminine plural comprese)

compresa (feminine)
compresi (masculine plural)
comprese (feminine plural)

From Latin comprēnsus, variant of comprehensus.


cinematografico

cinematografico (feminine cinematografica, masculine plural cinematografici, feminine plural cinematografiche)

cinematografica (feminine)
cinematografici (masculine plural)
cinematografiche (feminine plural)

cinematographic, film, movie, motion-picture, cinema


emanato

emanato (feminine emanata, masculine plural emanati, feminine plural emanate)

emanata (feminine)
emanati (masculine plural)
emanate (feminine plural)


produttivo

produttivo (feminine produttiva, masculine plural produttivi, feminine plural produttive)

produttiva (feminine)
produttivi (masculine plural)
produttive (feminine plural)

From prodotto + -ivo, or borrowed from Late Latin productivus.


coordinato

coordinato (feminine coordinata, masculine plural coordinati, feminine plural coordinate)

coordinata (feminine)
coordinati (masculine plural)
coordinate (feminine plural)


normativo

normativo (feminine normativa, masculine plural normativi, feminine plural normative)

normativa (feminine)
normativi (masculine plural)
normative (feminine plural)


madreporico

madreporico (feminine madreporica, masculine plural madreporici, feminine plural madreporiche)

madreporica (feminine)
madreporici (masculine plural)
madreporiche (feminine plural)


madreperlaceo

madreperlaceo (feminine madreperlacea, masculine plural madreperlacei, feminine plural madreperlacee)

madreperlacea (feminine)
madreperlacei (masculine plural)
madreperlacee (feminine plural)


mitologico

mitologico (feminine mitologica, masculine plural mitologici, feminine plural mitologiche)

mitologica (feminine)
mitologici (masculine plural)
mitologiche (feminine plural)