cancerogeno

cancerogeno (feminine cancerogena, masculine plural cancerogeni, feminine plural cancerogene)

cancerogena (feminine)
cancerogeni (masculine plural)
cancerogene (feminine plural)


fungicida

it-adj

fungicida (masculine plural fungicidi, feminine plural fungicide)

fungicidi (masculine plural)
fungicide (feminine plural)


aggregato

aggregato (feminine aggregata, masculine plural aggregati, feminine plural aggregate)

aggregata (feminine)
aggregati (masculine plural)
aggregate (feminine plural)


colorimetrico

colorimetrico (feminine colorimetrica, masculine plural colorimetrici, feminine plural colorimetriche)

colorimetrica (feminine)
colorimetrici (masculine plural)
colorimetriche (feminine plural)


meteorico

meteorico (feminine meteorica, masculine plural meteorici, feminine plural meteoriche)

meteorica (feminine)
meteorici (masculine plural)
meteoriche (feminine plural)


guelfo

guelfo (feminine guelfa, masculine plural guelfi, feminine plural guelfe)

guelfa (feminine)
guelfi (masculine plural)
guelfe (feminine plural)

From the given name Guelfo, adaptation of Middle High German Welf, name of a Bavarian dynasty.


primissimo

primissima (feminine)
primissimi (masculine plural)
primissime (feminine plural)


nucleosintetico

nucleosintetico (feminine nucleosintetica, masculine plural nucleosintetici, feminine plural nucleosintetiche)

nucleosintetica (feminine)
nucleosintetici (masculine plural)
nucleosintetiche (feminine plural)


rutilo

rutilo (feminine rutila, masculine plural rutili, feminine plural rutile)

rutila (feminine)
rutili (masculine plural)
rutile (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from Classical Latin rutilus (“having a warm or yellowish red colo(u)r; strawberry blonde”, adjective), of uncertain origin.

lbor

A coteﬆo tuo crespo, e lucido oro,
che ſembra fiamma rutila e ſottile,
Altro non manca, che ’l diuin decoro

1604, Gio[vanni] Soranzo, “Libro primo [First book]”, in Dell'Adamo, Genua: Giuseppe Pavoni, page 24:

This wavy, bright gold of yours, which looks like a red, thin flame, lacks nothing but divine dignity

E della luce il provvido
Eterno padre e fonte
Di vegetanti palpiti
Empie la valle e il monte,
E ne’ corpi col rutilo
Strale la vita saettando va.

1807, Vincenzo Monti, [untitled poem]; republished as “Ode genetliaca in occasione del parto di S[ua] A[ltezza] I[mperiale] la Vice-regina d'Italia, e del decreto 14. marzo su i licei convitti [Birth ode, on the occasion of the childbirth of Her Imperial Majesty the Vice-queen of Italy, and of the decree of March 14 on boarding schools]”, in Opere del cavaliere Vincenzo Monti, volume 2, Bologna: Stamperia delle Muse, 1827, page 152:

And the provident father, source of vegetable throbs, fills the valley and the mountain with light, and life darts around inside the bodies with its shining arrow.


glucidico

it-adj

glucidico (feminine glucidica, masculine plural glucidici, feminine plural glucidiche)

glucidica (feminine)
glucidici (masculine plural)
glucidiche (feminine plural)


lucidato

lucidato (feminine lucidata, masculine plural lucidati, feminine plural lucidate)

lucidata (feminine)
lucidati (masculine plural)
lucidate (feminine plural)


lipidico

lipidico (feminine lipidica, masculine plural lipidici, feminine plural lipidiche)

lipidica (feminine)
lipidici (masculine plural)
lipidiche (feminine plural)


mellito

mellito (feminine mellita, masculine plural melliti, feminine plural mellite)

mellita (feminine)
melliti (masculine plural)
mellite (feminine plural)


pensato

pensato (feminine pensata, masculine plural pensati, feminine plural pensate)

pensata (feminine)
pensati (masculine plural)
pensate (feminine plural)


diluito

diluito (feminine diluita, masculine plural diluiti, feminine plural diluite)

diluita (feminine)
diluiti (masculine plural)
diluite (feminine plural)


analogo

analogo (feminine analoga, masculine plural analoghi, feminine plural analoghe)

analoga (feminine)
analoghi (masculine plural)
analoghe (feminine plural)

From Latin analogus, from Ancient Greek ᾰ̓νᾰ́λογος (análogos).


controverso

controverso (feminine controversa, masculine plural controversi, feminine plural controverse)

controversa (feminine)
controversi (masculine plural)
controverse (feminine plural)


proveniente

that comes (from) or originates (in) a specified place


ottenne

From otto + -enne via Late Latin octennis.


malnoto

malnoto (feminine malnota, masculine plural malnoti, feminine plural malnote)

malnota (feminine)
malnoti (masculine plural)
malnote (feminine plural)


malnato

malnato (feminine malnata, masculine plural malnati, feminine plural malnate)

malnata (feminine)
malnati (masculine plural)
malnate (feminine plural)


grezzo

grezzo (feminine grezza, masculine plural grezzi, feminine plural grezze)

grezza (feminine)
grezzi (masculine plural)
grezze (feminine plural)


indurente

hardening (especially of a chemical agent that hardens plastics, resins etc.)


malonico

malonico (feminine malonica, masculine plural malonici, feminine plural maloniche)

malonica (feminine)
malonici (masculine plural)
maloniche (feminine plural)


azzurrognolo

azzurrognolo (feminine azzurrognola, masculine plural azzurrognoli, feminine plural azzurrognole)

azzurrognola (feminine)
azzurrognoli (masculine plural)
azzurrognole (feminine plural)


greggio

greggio (feminine greggia, masculine plural greggi, feminine plural gregge)

greggia (feminine)
greggi (masculine plural)
gregge (feminine plural)

Possibly from a Vulgar Latin *gregius, as in lana *gregia, from Latin grex.


malnutrito

malnutrito (feminine malnutrita, masculine plural malnutriti, feminine plural malnutrite)

malnutrita (feminine)
malnutriti (masculine plural)
malnutrite (feminine plural)


invalso

invalso (feminine invalsa, masculine plural invalsi, feminine plural invalse)

invalsa (feminine)
invalsi (masculine plural)
invalse (feminine plural)


granato

granato (feminine granata, masculine plural granati, feminine plural granate)

granata (feminine)
granati (masculine plural)
granate (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin grānātus (“having many seeds or grains”), derived from grānum (“grain, seed”).


catalitico

it-adj

catalitico (feminine catalitica, masculine plural catalitici, feminine plural catalitiche)

catalitica (feminine)
catalitici (masculine plural)
catalitiche (feminine plural)


piccolissimo

piccolissima (feminine)
piccolissimi (masculine plural)
piccolissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of piccolo (“smallest”)


smunto

smunto (feminine smunta, masculine plural smunti, feminine plural smunte)

smunta (feminine)
smunti (masculine plural)
smunte (feminine plural)


aeronautico

aeronautico (feminine aeronautica, masculine plural aeronautici, feminine plural aeronautiche)

aeronautica (feminine)
aeronautici (masculine plural)
aeronautiche (feminine plural)


compianto

compianto (feminine compianta, masculine plural compianti, feminine plural compiante)

compianta (feminine)
compianti (masculine plural)
compiante (feminine plural)


rimpianto

rimpianto (feminine rimpianta, masculine plural rimpianti, feminine plural rimpiante)

rimpianta (feminine)
rimpianti (masculine plural)
rimpiante (feminine plural)


alterato

alterato (feminine alterata, masculine plural alterati, feminine plural alterate)

alterata (feminine)
alterati (masculine plural)
alterate (feminine plural)


aeronautica

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


prediletto

it-adj

prediletto (feminine prediletta, masculine plural prediletti, feminine plural predilette)

prediletta (feminine)
prediletti (masculine plural)
predilette (feminine plural)


compunto

compunto (feminine compunta, masculine plural compunti, feminine plural compunte)

compunta (feminine)
compunti (masculine plural)
compunte (feminine plural)


diletto

diletto (feminine diletta, masculine plural diletti, feminine plural dilette)

diletta (feminine)
diletti (masculine plural)
dilette (feminine plural)


sporto

sporto (feminine sporta, masculine plural sporti, feminine plural sporte)

sporta (feminine)
sporti (masculine plural)
sporte (feminine plural)


rifulgente

From Latin refulgentem, present participle of refulgeō (“to shine back”).


reggente

From Latin regente, singular ablative of regēns.


diligente

diligente (plural diligenti, superlative diligentissimo)

diligenti (plural)
diligentissimo (superlative)

From Latin diligentem, present active participle of diligō (“to esteem, have regard for”).


scorretto

scorretto (feminine scorretta, masculine plural scorretti, feminine plural scorrette, superlative scorrettissimo)

scorretta (feminine)
scorretti (masculine plural)
scorrette (feminine plural)
scorrettissimo (superlative)


retto

retto (feminine retta, masculine plural retti, feminine plural rette)

retta (feminine)
retti (masculine plural)
rette (feminine plural)

From Latin rēctus, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *h₃reǵtós (“straightened, right”).

inh

«[...] non si est dare primum motum esse, ¶ o se del mezzo cerchio far si puote ¶ trïangol sì ch'un retto non avesse. [...]»

1321, Dante Alighieri, La divina commedia: Paradiso, Le Monnier, published 2002, Canto XIII, p. 236, vv. 100-102:

«… not [to know] if the being of a prime mover is acknowledgeable, ¶ or if in semicircle can be made ¶ triangle so that it have no right [angle]. …»

(geometry) right (of an angle); straight (of a line)


dirompente

tecnologie dirompenti


dirotto

it-adj

dirotto (feminine dirotta, masculine plural dirotti, feminine plural dirotte)

dirotta (feminine)
dirotti (masculine plural)
dirotte (feminine plural)


ascritto

ascritto (feminine ascritta, masculine plural ascritti, feminine plural ascritte)

ascritta (feminine)
ascritti (masculine plural)
ascritte (feminine plural)


circonscritto

circonscritto (feminine circonscritta, masculine plural circonscritti, feminine plural circonscritte)

circonscritta (feminine)
circonscritti (masculine plural)
circonscritte (feminine plural)


circoscritto

circoscritto (feminine circoscritta, masculine plural circoscritti, feminine plural circoscritte)

circoscritta (feminine)
circoscritti (masculine plural)
circoscritte (feminine plural)


inscritto

inscritto (feminine inscritta, masculine plural inscritti, feminine plural inscritte)

inscritta (feminine)
inscritti (masculine plural)
inscritte (feminine plural)


coscritto

coscritto (feminine coscritta, masculine plural coscritti, feminine plural coscritte)

coscritta (feminine)
coscritti (masculine plural)
coscritte (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin cōnscrīptus, perfect passive participle of cōnscrībō (“to enroll, enlist”).

(Ancient Rome) enrolled, enlisted (of senators)


dattiloscritto

dattiloscritto (feminine dattiloscritta, masculine plural dattiloscritti, feminine plural dattiloscritte)

dattiloscritta (feminine)
dattiloscritti (masculine plural)
dattiloscritte (feminine plural)


proscritto

proscritto (feminine proscritta, masculine plural proscritti, feminine plural proscritte)

proscritta (feminine)
proscritti (masculine plural)
proscritte (feminine plural)


reinscritto

reinscritto (feminine reinscritta, masculine plural reinscritti, feminine plural reinscritte)

reinscritta (feminine)
reinscritti (masculine plural)
reinscritte (feminine plural)


riscritto

riscritto (feminine riscritta, masculine plural riscritti, feminine plural riscritte)

riscritta (feminine)
riscritti (masculine plural)
riscritte (feminine plural)

From Latin rescrīptus, perfect passive participle of rescrībō.


sottoscritto

sottoscritto (feminine sottoscritta, masculine plural sottoscritti, feminine plural sottoscritte)

sottoscritta (feminine)
sottoscritti (masculine plural)
sottoscritte (feminine plural)


trascritto

trascritto (feminine trascritta, masculine plural trascritti, feminine plural trascritte)

trascritta (feminine)
trascritti (masculine plural)
trascritte (feminine plural)


coltivo

coltivo (feminine coltiva, masculine plural coltivi, feminine plural coltive)

coltiva (feminine)
coltivi (masculine plural)
coltive (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin cultīvus, derived from Latin cultus, perfect passive participle of colō (“to cultivate”).


assolto

assolto (feminine assolta, masculine plural assolti, feminine plural assolte)

assolta (feminine)
assolti (masculine plural)
assolte (feminine plural)


dissolto

dissolto (feminine dissolta, masculine plural dissolti, feminine plural dissolte)

dissolta (feminine)
dissolti (masculine plural)
dissolte (feminine plural)


assorta

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


assorto

it-adj

assorto (feminine assorta, masculine plural assorti, feminine plural assorte)

assorta (feminine)
assorti (masculine plural)
assorte (feminine plural)

From Latin absorptus, perfect passive participle of absorbeō.

(usually followed by in) engrossed, absorbed


struggente

una brama struggente di un bene irraggiungibile

a melting yearning for an unreachable good

entailing or revealing an inner torment; melting, tender, moving, aching, painful, heart-rending


ristretto

ristretto (feminine ristretta, masculine plural ristretti, feminine plural ristrette, superlative ristrettissimo)

ristretta (feminine)
ristretti (masculine plural)
ristrette (feminine plural)
ristrettissimo (superlative)

cerchia ristretta


consunto

consunto (feminine consunta, masculine plural consunti, feminine plural consunte)

consunta (feminine)
consunti (masculine plural)
consunte (feminine plural)


estorto

estorto (feminine estorta, masculine plural estorti, feminine plural estorte)

estorta (feminine)
estorti (masculine plural)
estorte (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin extortus. Doublet of storto.


distorto

distorto (feminine distorta, masculine plural distorti, feminine plural distorte)

distorta (feminine)
distorti (masculine plural)
distorte (feminine plural)


ritorto

ritorto (feminine ritorta, masculine plural ritorti, feminine plural ritorte)

ritorta (feminine)
ritorti (masculine plural)
ritorte (feminine plural)


storto

storto (feminine storta, masculine plural storti, feminine plural storte)

storta (feminine)
storti (masculine plural)
storte (feminine plural)

From Latin extortus (“extorted”). By surface analysis, s- (pejorative prefix) + torto (“bent, twisted”). Doublet of estorto.


germano

it-adj

germano (feminine germana, masculine plural germani, feminine plural germane)

germana (feminine)
germani (masculine plural)
germane (feminine plural)

(historical) Germanic; related to the Germanic peoples


germano

fratello germano


avvinto

avvinto (feminine avvinta, masculine plural avvinti, feminine plural avvinte)

avvinta (feminine)
avvinti (masculine plural)
avvinte (feminine plural)


rivissuto

rivissuto (feminine rivissuta, masculine plural rivissuti, feminine plural rivissute)

rivissuta (feminine)
rivissuti (masculine plural)
rivissute (feminine plural)


urico

urico (feminine urica, masculine plural urici, feminine plural uriche)

urica (feminine)
urici (masculine plural)
uriche (feminine plural)


fornitore

fornitore (feminine fornitrice, masculine plural fornitori, feminine plural fornitrici)

fornitrice (feminine)
fornitori (masculine plural)
fornitrici (feminine plural)

supplying a specified material (of a company)


comparato

comparato (feminine comparata, masculine plural comparati, feminine plural comparate)

comparata (feminine)
comparati (masculine plural)
comparate (feminine plural)


manuale

Borrowed from Latin manuālem. Doublet of manovale.


altissimo

altissima (feminine)
altissimi (masculine plural)
altissime (feminine plural)

→ English: altissimo


anidro

anidro (feminine anidra, masculine plural anidri, feminine plural anidre)

anidra (feminine)
anidri (masculine plural)
anidre (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek ἀν- (an-) + ὕδωρ (húdōr, “water”).


radiativo

radiativo (feminine radiativa, masculine plural radiativi, feminine plural radiative)

radiativa (feminine)
radiativi (masculine plural)
radiative (feminine plural)


avvolgente

wrapping, enveloping, surrounding, encircling


coinvolto

coinvolto (feminine coinvolta, masculine plural coinvolti, feminine plural coinvolte)

coinvolta (feminine)
coinvolti (masculine plural)
coinvolte (feminine plural)


capovolto

capovolto (feminine capovolta, masculine plural capovolti, feminine plural capovolte)

capovolta (feminine)
capovolti (masculine plural)
capovolte (feminine plural)

Il mondo è proprio capovolto!


disinvolto

disinvolto (feminine disinvolta, masculine plural disinvolti, feminine plural disinvolte)

disinvolta (feminine)
disinvolti (masculine plural)
disinvolte (feminine plural)


paramagnetico

paramagnetico (feminine paramagnetica, masculine plural paramagnetici, feminine plural paramagnetiche)

paramagnetica (feminine)
paramagnetici (masculine plural)
paramagnetiche (feminine plural)


sconvolto

sconvolto (feminine sconvolta, masculine plural sconvolti, feminine plural sconvolte)

sconvolta (feminine)
sconvolti (masculine plural)
sconvolte (feminine plural)


stravolto

stravolto (feminine stravolta, masculine plural stravolti, feminine plural stravolte)

stravolta (feminine)
stravolti (masculine plural)
stravolte (feminine plural)


reologico

reologico (feminine reologica, masculine plural reologici, feminine plural reologiche)

reologica (feminine)
reologici (masculine plural)
reologiche (feminine plural)


redento

redento (feminine redenta, masculine plural redenti, feminine plural redente)

redenta (feminine)
redenti (masculine plural)
redente (feminine plural)

From redemptus. See redimere (“to redeem”).


tremendo

tremendo (feminine tremenda, masculine plural tremendi, feminine plural tremende)

tremenda (feminine)
tremendi (masculine plural)
tremende (feminine plural)


prescelto

prescelto (feminine prescelta, masculine plural prescelti, feminine plural prescelte)

prescelta (feminine)
prescelti (masculine plural)
prescelte (feminine plural)


stolti

masculine plural of stolto (“stupid, foolish”)


stolta

feminine singular of stolto (“stupid, foolish”)


stolto

stolto (feminine stolta, masculine plural stolti, feminine plural stolte, superlative stoltissimo)

stolta (feminine)
stolti (masculine plural)
stolte (feminine plural)
stoltissimo (superlative)


astratto

astratto (feminine astratta, masculine plural astratti, feminine plural astratte)

astratta (feminine)
astratti (masculine plural)
astratte (feminine plural)


lipofilo

lipofilo (feminine lipofila, masculine plural lipofili, feminine plural lipofile)

lipofila (feminine)
lipofili (masculine plural)
lipofile (feminine plural)


neoplastico

neoplastico (feminine neoplastica, masculine plural neoplastici, feminine plural neoplastiche)

neoplastica (feminine)
neoplastici (masculine plural)
neoplastiche (feminine plural)


epizootico

epizootico (feminine epizootica, masculine plural epizootici, feminine plural epizootiche)

epizootica (feminine)
epizootici (masculine plural)
epizootiche (feminine plural)


stolte

feminine plural of stolto (“stupid, foolish”)


metallurgico

metallurgico (feminine metallurgica, masculine plural metallurgici, feminine plural metallurgiche)

metallurgica (feminine)
metallurgici (masculine plural)
metallurgiche (feminine plural)


esigente

From Latin exigēns, present active participle of exigō (“demand, require”).
Cognate with Piedmontese esigent.


poliamminopolicarbossilica

feminine singular of poliamminopolicarbossilico


poliamminopolicarbossiliche

feminine plural of poliamminopolicarbossilico


poliamminopolicarbossilico

poliamminopolicarbossilico (feminine poliamminopolicarbossilica, masculine plural poliamminopolicarbossilici, feminine plural poliamminopolicarbossiliche)

poliamminopolicarbossilica (feminine)
poliamminopolicarbossilici (masculine plural)
poliamminopolicarbossiliche (feminine plural)


complessato

complessato (feminine complessata, masculine plural complessati, feminine plural complessate)

complessata (feminine)
complessati (masculine plural)
complessate (feminine plural)


poliamminopolicarbossilici

masculine plural of poliamminopolicarbossilico


auricolare

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

af

(anatomy) auricular (of or pertaining to the auricules of the heart)


cerico

it-adj

cerico (feminine cerica, masculine plural cerici, feminine plural ceriche)

cerica (feminine)
cerici (masculine plural)
ceriche (feminine plural)


sperduto

sperduto (feminine sperduta, masculine plural sperduti, feminine plural sperdute)

sperduta (feminine)
sperduti (masculine plural)
sperdute (feminine plural)


stracotto

stracotto (feminine stracotta, masculine plural stracotti, feminine plural stracotte)

stracotta (feminine)
stracotti (masculine plural)
stracotte (feminine plural)


scotto

scotto (feminine scotta, masculine plural scotti, feminine plural scotte)

scotta (feminine)
scotti (masculine plural)
scotte (feminine plural)

From Latin excoctus, perfect passive participle of excoquō (“to boil; to melt”).

Questi fusilli sono scotti.

overcooked, overdone (chiefly of pasta and rice)


nocente

From Latin nocentem (“harmful; guilty”), present active participle of noceō (“to harm, damage”), whence Italian nuocere.

cacciando un dí correa, ¶ quando a la vaga dea ¶ spina nocente e cruda ¶ punse del bianco piè la pianta ignuda.

1614, Giovan Battista Marino, “La rosa [The Rose]”, in Poesie varie^(https://it.wikisource.org/wiki/Indice:Marino_Poesie_varie_(1913).djvu), Bari: Giuseppe Laterza & Figli, published 1913, I. Le canzoni e i madrigali amorosi, page 32:

[Aphrodite] was hunting one day, and running, when a noxious and cruel thorn pricked the naked sole of the wandering goddess' white foot.

Il conte, dolente che d’innocente, fuggendo, s’era fatto nocente, […] prestamente trapassò in Inghilterra […]

1349–1353, Giovanni Boccaccio, “Giornata seconda – Novella ottava”, in Decameron; republished as Aldo Francesco Massera, editor, Il Decameron, Bari: Laterza, 1927:

The grieving Count, whose flight turned him from innocent to guilty, […] soon moved to England.


mosso

mosso (feminine mossa, masculine plural mossi, feminine plural mosse)

mossa (feminine)
mossi (masculine plural)
mosse (feminine plural)

Probably analogical with some other verb. Replaces the Classical Latin participle mōtus.


contraddetto

contraddetto (feminine contraddetta, masculine plural contraddetti, feminine plural contraddette)

contraddetta (feminine)
contraddetti (masculine plural)
contraddette (feminine plural)


contraffatto

contraffatto (feminine contraffatta, masculine plural contraffatti, feminine plural contraffatte)

contraffatta (feminine)
contraffatti (masculine plural)
contraffatte (feminine plural)


soddisfatto

soddisfatto (feminine soddisfatta, masculine plural soddisfatti, feminine plural soddisfatte, superlative soddisfattissimo)

soddisfatta (feminine)
soddisfatti (masculine plural)
soddisfatte (feminine plural)
soddisfattissimo (superlative)

From earlier satisfatto, from Latin satisfactus, past participle form of satisfaciō (“reparation, amends”).


tumefatto

tumefatto (feminine tumefatta, masculine plural tumefatti, feminine plural tumefatte)

tumefatta (feminine)
tumefatti (masculine plural)
tumefatte (feminine plural)


compiaciuto

compiaciuto (feminine compiaciuta, masculine plural compiaciuti, feminine plural compiaciute)

compiaciuta (feminine)
compiaciuti (masculine plural)
compiaciute (feminine plural)

(typically with di) content, satisfied (with)


ricompiuto

ricompiuto (feminine ricompiuta, masculine plural ricompiuti, feminine plural ricompiute)

ricompiuta (feminine)
ricompiuti (masculine plural)
ricompiute (feminine plural)

finished, completed or accomplished again


sottaciuto

sottaciuto (feminine sottaciuta, masculine plural sottaciuti, feminine plural sottaciute)

sottaciuta (feminine)
sottaciuti (masculine plural)
sottaciute (feminine plural)


transuranico

transuranico (feminine transuranica, masculine plural transuranici, feminine plural transuraniche)

transuranica (feminine)
transuranici (masculine plural)
transuraniche (feminine plural)


neutronico

neutronico (feminine neutronica, masculine plural neutronici, feminine plural neutroniche)

neutronica (feminine)
neutronici (masculine plural)
neutroniche (feminine plural)


petrolifero

petrolifero (feminine petrolifera, masculine plural petroliferi, feminine plural petrolifere)

petrolifera (feminine)
petroliferi (masculine plural)
petrolifere (feminine plural)


spontaneo

spontaneo (feminine spontanea, masculine plural spontanei, feminine plural spontanee)

spontanea (feminine)
spontanei (masculine plural)
spontanee (feminine plural)


appurato

appurato (feminine appurata, masculine plural appurati, feminine plural appurate)

appurata (feminine)
appurati (masculine plural)
appurate (feminine plural)


sganciato

sganciato (feminine sganciata, masculine plural sganciati, feminine plural sganciate)

sganciata (feminine)
sganciati (masculine plural)
sganciate (feminine plural)


elettronucleare

nuclear (method of generating electricity)


irraggiato

irraggiato (feminine irraggiata, masculine plural irraggiati, feminine plural irraggiate)

irraggiata (feminine)
irraggiati (masculine plural)
irraggiate (feminine plural)


sottomarino

sottomarino (feminine sottomarina, masculine plural sottomarini, feminine plural sottomarine)

sottomarina (feminine)
sottomarini (masculine plural)
sottomarine (feminine plural)


ammonita

ammonita (masculine plural ammoniti, feminine plural ammonite)

ammoniti (masculine plural)
ammonite (feminine plural)


ammonito

ammonito (feminine ammonita, masculine plural ammoniti, feminine plural ammonite)

ammonita (feminine)
ammoniti (masculine plural)
ammonite (feminine plural)


appassito

appassito (feminine appassita, masculine plural appassiti, feminine plural appassite)

appassita (feminine)
appassiti (masculine plural)
appassite (feminine plural)


assopito

assopito (feminine assopita, masculine plural assopiti, feminine plural assopite)

assopita (feminine)
assopiti (masculine plural)
assopite (feminine plural)


ghermito

ghermito (feminine ghermita, masculine plural ghermiti, feminine plural ghermite)

ghermita (feminine)
ghermiti (masculine plural)
ghermite (feminine plural)


imbellito

imbellito (feminine imbellita, masculine plural imbelliti, feminine plural imbellite)

imbellita (feminine)
imbelliti (masculine plural)
imbellite (feminine plural)


ingagliardito

ingagliardito (feminine ingagliardita, masculine plural ingagliarditi, feminine plural ingagliardite)

ingagliardita (feminine)
ingagliarditi (masculine plural)
ingagliardite (feminine plural)


ingiallito

ingiallito (feminine ingiallita, masculine plural ingialliti, feminine plural ingiallite)

ingiallita (feminine)
ingialliti (masculine plural)
ingiallite (feminine plural)


ingrandito

ingrandito (feminine ingrandita, masculine plural ingranditi, feminine plural ingrandite)

ingrandita (feminine)
ingranditi (masculine plural)
ingrandite (feminine plural)


ingentilito

ingentilito (feminine ingentilita, masculine plural ingentiliti, feminine plural ingentilite)

ingentilita (feminine)
ingentiliti (masculine plural)
ingentilite (feminine plural)


intontito

intontito (feminine intontita, masculine plural intontiti, feminine plural intontite)

intontita (feminine)
intontiti (masculine plural)
intontite (feminine plural)


inviperito

inviperito (feminine inviperita, masculine plural inviperiti, feminine plural inviperite)

inviperita (feminine)
inviperiti (masculine plural)
inviperite (feminine plural)


partigiano

partigiano (feminine partigiana, masculine plural partigiani, feminine plural partigiane)

partigiana (feminine)
partigiani (masculine plural)
partigiane (feminine plural)

→ English: partigiano (learned)

→ French: partisan

→ Belarusian: партыза́н (partyzán)

→ Czech: partyzán

→ English: partisan

→ Georgian: პარტიზანი (ṗarṭizani)

→ German: Partisan

→ Hungarian: partizán

→ Macedonian: партиза́н (partizán)

→ Norman: partisan

→ Norwegian Bokmål: partisan

→ Norwegian Nynorsk: partisan

→ Polish: partyzant

→ Romanian: partizan

→ Russian: партиза́н (partizán)

→ Armenian: պարտիզան (partizan)

→ Kazakh: партизан (partizan)

→ Yakut: партизан (partizan)

→ Serbo-Croatian:

Cyrillic: партѝза̄н

Latin: partìzān

→ Ukrainian: партиза́н (partyzán)

parte (“group, faction”) + -igiano (suffix indicating social position or occupation)

af

[…] plēbicola repente omnisque aurae populāris captātor ēvāderet prō trucī saevōque īnsectātore plēbis.

14ᵗʰ century [27–9 BCE], “Deca prima, Libro III [First decade, Book 3]”, in anonymous translator, Le Deche di Tito Livio [Titus Livius' decades], translation of Ab Urbe conditā librī CXLII by Titus Līvius (in Classical Latin), section XXXIII; republished as Francesco Pizzorno, editor, Le Deche di Tito Livio, volgarizzamento del buon secolo corretto e ridotto a miglior lezione, volume 1, 1842, page 263:

he showed himself as partial to the plebs, and it seemed he, who used to be the fiercest and most strenuous opponent the plebs had, was looking for its favor and benevolence

Parve alla plebe che Michele, nel riformare lo stato, fusse stato a’ maggiori popolani troppo partigiano

1532, Niccolò Machiavelli, “Libro terzo [Third book]”, in Istorie fiorentine [Florentine histories]; republished in Mario Martelli, editor, Niccolò Machiavelli: Tutte le opere, Sansoni editore, 1971:

The people thought Michele, in his state reform, had been too biased towards the wealthy

Avevamo avuta seria assicurazione […] che, perciò, tale concordia cittadina alla quale, del resto, erano tutti gli animi, in quei giorni, proclivi, non fosse guasta da nulla di partigiano.

late 19ᵗʰ–early 20ᵗʰ century, Giovanni Costa, Il plebiscito della città leonina [The plebiscite of the leonine city]; published in Giorgia Guerrazzi Costa, editor, Quel che vidi e quel che intesi [What I saw and what I heard], 1927, page 243:

We had received serious assurance that, therefore, such agreement in the city—to which, after all, everyone was tending in those days—was not ruined by anything partisan.

Il momento che si traversa è talmente credulo, fanatico, partigiano, che un fermento di critica, un elemento di pensiero, un nucleo di gente che guardi sopra agli interessi, non può che fare del bene.

1929 February 8, Antonio Gramsci, [untitled work]; republished as “Quaderno 1”, in Valentino Gerratana, editor, Antonio Gramsci - Quaderni del carcere [Antonio Gramsci - Notes from prison], volume 1, Giulio Einaudi editore, 1977, page 128:

The moment we're going through is so credulous, fanatic, biased, that a sign of critic, [or] an element of though, [or] a group of people looking beyond interests, can do nothing but good.

partisan (adherent to a party or faction); biased, partial

era in necessità di provvedersi di qualche altro parteggiano soccorso

late 17ᵗʰ century, Alvise II Mocenigo, Relazione di Spagna di Alvise II Mocenigo ambasciatore a Carlo II ed a Filippo IV; collected in Relazioni degli stati europei lette al senato dagli ambasciatori veneti nel secolo decimosettimo (1), volume 2, Venice: Pietro Naratovich, 1860, page 687:

he was in need of provide some other allied assistance for himself

of or pertaining to a resistance movement; resistance (attributive)

Da poco ero comandante della formazione Morselli, composta da una trentina di partigiani delle brigate Garibaldi, alle dirette dipendenze del generale partigiano Armando

1994, Alberto Cotti, “Achtung zona infetta da bande armate” (chapter 14), in Il Partigiano D'Artagnan - La lotta di liberazione nei ricordi di un partigiano di San Giovanni in Persiceto, San Giovanni in Persiceto:

I had recently been made commander of the Morselli formation, made of thirty-some partigiani from the Garibaldi Brigades, directly under resistance general Armando

Non era ancora diciottenne quando, dopo l'armistizio, decise di entrare nelle file del movimento partigiano.

2010, ANPI, “Germano Giovannini”, in Donne e Uomini della Resistenza:

He wasn't even eighteen-years-old when, after the armistice, he decided to enter the ranks of the resistance movement.

(historical) of or pertaining to the Italian resistance movement

portando ciaſchedun’huomo […] dal ventre della Madre […] mai ſempre ſeco quel cattiuello dell’Amore delle coſe proprie, e moﬅrandoſi partigiano di ciò, ch’è ſuo […]

1623, Secondo Lancellotti, “Disinganno primo”, in L’oggidì, overo Il mondo non peggiore né più calamitoso del passato, Venice: Gio. Guerigli, page 1:

with each man always taking from the mother's womb that naughty thing of love for one's own things, and showing himself to be zealously defending that which is his own […]


malpreparato

it-adj

malpreparato (feminine malpreparata, masculine plural malpreparati, feminine plural malpreparate)

malpreparata (feminine)
malpreparati (masculine plural)
malpreparate (feminine plural)


malpagato

malpagato (feminine malpagata, masculine plural malpagati, feminine plural malpagate)

malpagata (feminine)
malpagati (masculine plural)
malpagate (feminine plural)


difensivo

difensivo (feminine difensiva, masculine plural difensivi, feminine plural difensive)

difensiva (feminine)
difensivi (masculine plural)
difensive (feminine plural)


strategico

strategico (feminine strategica, masculine plural strategici, feminine plural strategiche)

strategica (feminine)
strategici (masculine plural)
strategiche (feminine plural)


camorristico

camorristico (feminine camorristica, masculine plural camorristici, feminine plural camorristiche)

camorristica (feminine)
camorristici (masculine plural)
camorristiche (feminine plural)


offensivo

offensivo (feminine offensiva, masculine plural offensivi, feminine plural offensive)

offensiva (feminine)
offensivi (masculine plural)
offensive (feminine plural)

From Medieval Latin offēnsīvus, from Latin offēnsus, past participle of offendō (“to offend”) (compare offenso).


massiccio

massiccio (feminine massiccia, masculine plural massicci, feminine plural massicce)

massiccia (feminine)
massicci (masculine plural)
massicce (feminine plural)

From Vulgar Latin *massīcius, from Latin massa. By surface analysis, massa + -iccio.


nazionalsocialista

nazionalsocialista (masculine plural nazionalsocialisti, feminine plural nazionalsocialiste)

nazionalsocialisti (masculine plural)
nazionalsocialiste (feminine plural)


furtivo

furtivo (feminine furtiva, masculine plural furtivi, feminine plural furtive)

furtiva (feminine)
furtivi (masculine plural)
furtive (feminine plural)

From Latin fūrtīvus (“stolen”), from fūrtum (“theft”), from fūr (“thief”).

merce di provenienza furtiva


tattico

tattico (feminine tattica, masculine plural tattici, feminine plural tattiche)

tattica (feminine)
tattici (masculine plural)
tattiche (feminine plural)


spicco

spicco (feminine spicca, masculine plural spicchi, feminine plural spicche)

spicca (feminine)
spicchi (masculine plural)
spicche (feminine plural)

Deverbal from spiccare (“to detach”) + -o.


spicchi

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


tripartitico

it-adj

tripartitico (feminine tripartitica, masculine plural tripartitici, feminine plural tripartitiche)

tripartitica (feminine)
tripartitici (masculine plural)
tripartitiche (feminine plural)


repubblicano

repubblicano (feminine repubblicana, masculine plural repubblicani, feminine plural repubblicane)

repubblicana (feminine)
repubblicani (masculine plural)
repubblicane (feminine plural)


maltenuto

maltenuto (feminine maltenuta, masculine plural maltenuti, feminine plural maltenute)

maltenuta (feminine)
maltenuti (masculine plural)
maltenute (feminine plural)


malriuscito

malriuscito (feminine malriuscita, masculine plural malriusciti, feminine plural malriuscite)

malriuscita (feminine)
malriusciti (masculine plural)
malriuscite (feminine plural)


tripartito

tripartito (feminine tripartita, masculine plural tripartiti, feminine plural tripartite)

tripartita (feminine)
tripartiti (masculine plural)
tripartite (feminine plural)


malridotto

malridotto (feminine malridotta, masculine plural malridotti, feminine plural malridotte)

malridotta (feminine)
malridotti (masculine plural)
malridotte (feminine plural)


malsicuro

malsicuro (feminine malsicura, masculine plural malsicuri, feminine plural malsicure)

malsicura (feminine)
malsicuri (masculine plural)
malsicure (feminine plural)


decennale

From Latin decennālis (“decennial”), from decennis (“10-year”) + -ālis (“-al: forming adjectives”).

decennial, of or related to a ten year period


uscente

Alla fine il notabile che ha sconfitto un Kennedy sul terreno di casa, il senatore uscente Ed Markey, è quello che ha usato i metodi più spregiudicati.

2020 September 2, Federico Rampini, “Il giovane Kennedy che ha messo fine alla sua dinastia [The young Kennedy who put an end to his dynasty]”, in la Repubblica:

In the end the notable (person) who beat a Kennedy on home ground, the incumbent senator Ed Markey, is the one who used the most unscrupulous methods.

leaving a post or office, typically due to the end of a political term; outgoing, incumbent

la settimana uscente

that is about to end or has just ended (of a period of time)


riuscito

riuscito (feminine riuscita, masculine plural riusciti, feminine plural riuscite)

riuscita (feminine)
riusciti (masculine plural)
riuscite (feminine plural)

un'appuntamento ben riuscito

that has had a certain outcome or result

Ma ho pensato che se il vero amore esiste davvero, quella era una definizione piuttosto riuscita.

2012, John Green, translated by Giorgia Grilli, Colpa delle Stelle [The Fault in our Stars], Mondadori, page 40:

But I thought that if true love did exist, that was a pretty good definition of it.


mussoliniano

mussoliniano (feminine mussoliniana, masculine plural mussoliniani, feminine plural mussoliniane)

mussoliniana (feminine)
mussoliniani (masculine plural)
mussoliniane (feminine plural)


malsano

malsano (feminine malsana, masculine plural malsani, feminine plural malsane)

malsana (feminine)
malsani (masculine plural)
malsane (feminine plural)


rivoluzionario

rivoluzionario (feminine rivoluzionaria, masculine plural rivoluzionari, feminine plural rivoluzionarie)

rivoluzionaria (feminine)
rivoluzionari (masculine plural)
rivoluzionarie (feminine plural)


nazionalista

nazionalista (masculine plural nazionalisti, feminine plural nazionaliste)

nazionalisti (masculine plural)
nazionaliste (feminine plural)


scolpito

scolpito (feminine scolpita, masculine plural scolpiti, feminine plural scolpite)

scolpita (feminine)
scolpiti (masculine plural)
scolpite (feminine plural)


pacifico

pacifico (feminine pacifica, masculine plural pacifici, feminine plural pacifiche)

pacifica (feminine)
pacifici (masculine plural)
pacifiche (feminine plural)


ricoperto

ricoperto (feminine ricoperta, masculine plural ricoperti, feminine plural ricoperte)

ricoperta (feminine)
ricoperti (masculine plural)
ricoperte (feminine plural)


atlantico

atlantico (feminine atlantica, masculine plural atlantici, feminine plural atlantiche)

atlantica (feminine)
atlantici (masculine plural)
atlantiche (feminine plural)


balbo

balbo (feminine balba, masculine plural balbi, feminine plural balbe)

balba (feminine)
balbi (masculine plural)
balbe (feminine plural)

From Latin balbus, of onomatopoeic origin.


filippino

filippino (feminine filippina, masculine plural filippini, feminine plural filippine)

filippina (feminine)
filippini (masculine plural)
filippine (feminine plural)


gerarchico

gerarchico (feminine gerarchica, masculine plural gerarchici, feminine plural gerarchiche)

gerarchica (feminine)
gerarchici (masculine plural)
gerarchiche (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek ἱεραρχικός (hierarkhikós). By surface analysis, gerarchia + -ico.


appaltatore

appaltatore (feminine appaltatrice, masculine plural appaltatori, feminine plural appaltatrici)

appaltatrice (feminine)
appaltatori (masculine plural)
appaltatrici (feminine plural)


balbi

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


fantoccio

governo fantoccio


passeggero

it-adj

passeggero (feminine passeggera, masculine plural passeggeri, feminine plural passeggere)

passeggera (feminine)
passeggeri (masculine plural)
passeggere (feminine plural)


sofferto

sofferto (feminine sofferta, masculine plural sofferti, feminine plural sofferte)

sofferta (feminine)
sofferti (masculine plural)
sofferte (feminine plural)

Inherited from Vulgar Latin *suffertus, innovative past participle for Classical Latin sufferre. Compare Catalan sofert, French souffert, Old Spanish sufierto.


velivolo

velivolo (feminine velivola, masculine plural velivoli, feminine plural velivole)

velivola (feminine)
velivoli (masculine plural)
velivole (feminine plural)

of or relating to a body of water that is crossed by ships


saraceno

saraceno (feminine saracena, masculine plural saraceni, feminine plural saracene)

saracena (feminine)
saraceni (masculine plural)
saracene (feminine plural)

Via Late Latin Saracenus from Ancient Greek Σαρακηνός (Sarakēnós).


mercenario

mercenario (feminine mercenaria, masculine plural mercenari, feminine plural mercenarie)

mercenaria (feminine)
mercenari (masculine plural)
mercenarie (feminine plural)


ungaro

ungaro (feminine ungara, masculine plural ungari, feminine plural ungare)

ungara (feminine)
ungari (masculine plural)
ungare (feminine plural)


benedetto

benedetto (feminine benedetta, masculine plural benedetti, feminine plural benedette)

benedetta (feminine)
benedetti (masculine plural)
benedette (feminine plural)

Past participle of benedire, from Ecclesiastical Latin benedictus, from Latin benedīcō.


odierno

odierno (feminine odierna, masculine plural odierni, feminine plural odierne)

odierna (feminine)
odierni (masculine plural)
odierne (feminine plural)


malthusiano

malthusiano (feminine malthusiana, masculine plural malthusiani, feminine plural malthusiane)

malthusiana (feminine)
malthusiani (masculine plural)
malthusiane (feminine plural)


achivo

achivo (feminine achiva, masculine plural achivi, feminine plural achive)

achiva (feminine)
achivi (masculine plural)
achive (feminine plural)

(by extension, literary) Synonym of greco (“Greek”)


teucro

teucro (feminine teucra, masculine plural teucri, feminine plural teucre)

teucra (feminine)
teucri (masculine plural)
teucre (feminine plural)


agrario

agrario (feminine agraria, masculine plural agrari, feminine plural agrarie)

agraria (feminine)
agrari (masculine plural)
agrarie (feminine plural)


sbarrato

sbarrato (feminine sbarrata, masculine plural sbarrati, feminine plural sbarrate)

sbarrata (feminine)
sbarrati (masculine plural)
sbarrate (feminine plural)

la strada sbarrata

wide open (of eyes) (due to amazement, horror, etc.)

un resoconto con il nome sbarrato


corredato

corredato (feminine corredata, masculine plural corredati, feminine plural corredate)

corredata (feminine)
corredati (masculine plural)
corredate (feminine plural)


malvagio

malvagio (feminine malvagia, masculine plural malvagi, feminine plural malvagie or malvage)

malvagia (feminine)
malvagi (masculine plural)
malvagie (feminine plural)
malvage (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Old Occitan malvatz, from Late Latin malifātius (“unfortunate”).


spezzato

spezzato (feminine spezzata, masculine plural spezzati, feminine plural spezzate)

spezzata (feminine)
spezzati (masculine plural)
spezzate (feminine plural)


giunonico

giunonico (feminine giunonica, masculine plural giunonici, feminine plural giunoniche)

giunonica (feminine)
giunonici (masculine plural)
giunoniche (feminine plural)


spezzino

spezzino (feminine spezzina, masculine plural spezzini, feminine plural spezzine)

spezzina (feminine)
spezzini (masculine plural)
spezzine (feminine plural)


acheo

acheo (feminine achea, masculine plural achei, feminine plural achee)

achea (feminine)
achei (masculine plural)
achee (feminine plural)

From Latin Achaeus, from Ancient Greek Ἀχαιός (Akhaiós).


undicesimo

undicesimo (feminine undicesima, masculine plural undicesimi, feminine plural undicesime)

undicesima (feminine)
undicesimi (masculine plural)
undicesime (feminine plural)

From undici (“eleven”) + -esimo (“-th”).

the Eleventh (postpositive, in reference to kings and popes)


tredicesimo

tredicesimo (feminine tredicesima, masculine plural tredicesimi, feminine plural tredicesime)

tredicesima (feminine)
tredicesimi (masculine plural)
tredicesime (feminine plural)

Luigi tredicesimo

Louis XIII (literally, “Louis [the] Thirteenth”)

Gregorio tredicesimo

[Pope] Gregory XIII (literally, “Gregory [the] Thirteenth”)

the Thirteenth (postpositive, in reference to kings and popes)


dodicesimo

dodicesimo (feminine dodicesima, masculine plural dodicesimi, feminine plural dodicesime)

dodicesima (feminine)
dodicesimi (masculine plural)
dodicesime (feminine plural)

From dodici (“twelve”) + -esimo (“-th”).

the Twelfth (postpositive, in reference to kings and popes)


diciannovesimo

diciannovesimo (feminine diciannovesima, masculine plural diciannovesimi, feminine plural diciannovesime)

diciannovesima (feminine)
diciannovesimi (masculine plural)
diciannovesime (feminine plural)


glauco

glauco (feminine glauca, masculine plural glauchi, feminine plural glauche)

glauca (feminine)
glauchi (masculine plural)
glauche (feminine plural)

From Latin glaucus, from Ancient Greek γλαυκός (glaukós, “blue-green, blue-grey”).


lacrimato

it-adj

lacrimato (feminine lacrimata, masculine plural lacrimati, feminine plural lacrimate)

lacrimata (feminine)
lacrimati (masculine plural)
lacrimate (feminine plural)


federale

From Latin stem foeder- of foedus (“covenant, league, treaty, alliance”).


troiano

troiano (feminine troiana, masculine plural troiani, feminine plural troiane)

troiana (feminine)
troiani (masculine plural)
troiane (feminine plural)

(historical) Trojan (of, from or relating to Troy)

of, from or relating to Troia (town in the province of Foggia, in Apulia, Italy)


aderente

aderente (plural aderenti, superlative aderentissimo)

aderenti (plural)
aderentissimo (superlative)


triduo

triduo (feminine tridua, masculine plural tridui, feminine plural tridue)

tridua (feminine)
tridui (masculine plural)
tridue (feminine plural)


bresciano

bresciano (feminine bresciana, masculine plural bresciani, feminine plural bresciane)

bresciana (feminine)
bresciani (masculine plural)
bresciane (feminine plural)


animoso

animoso (feminine animosa, masculine plural animosi, feminine plural animose)

animosa (feminine)
animosi (masculine plural)
animose (feminine plural)


dispari

From dis- + pari; cognate with Piedmontese dìspar.


dispetto

dispetto (feminine dispetta, masculine plural dispetti, feminine plural dispette)

dispetta (feminine)
dispetti (masculine plural)
dispette (feminine plural)


maledico

maledico (feminine maledica, masculine plural maledici, feminine plural malediche)

maledica (feminine)
maledici (masculine plural)
malediche (feminine plural)


vicario

vicario (feminine vicaria, masculine plural vicari, feminine plural vicarie)

vicaria (feminine)
vicari (masculine plural)
vicarie (feminine plural)


prodigio

Etymology tree
Latin prō
Latin prō-
Latin aiō
Latin -ium
Latin prōdigiumlbor.
Italian prodigio
Learned borrowing from Latin prōdigium.


santissimo

santissima (feminine)
santissimi (masculine plural)
santissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of santo (“most holy; holiest”)


invitto

it-adj

invitto (feminine invitta, masculine plural invitti, feminine plural invitte)

invitta (feminine)
invitti (masculine plural)
invitte (feminine plural)


inclito

inclito (feminine inclita, masculine plural incliti, feminine plural inclite)

inclita (feminine)
incliti (masculine plural)
inclite (feminine plural)


angosciato

angosciato (feminine angosciata, masculine plural angosciati, feminine plural angosciate)

angosciata (feminine)
angosciati (masculine plural)
angosciate (feminine plural)


effettivo

effettivo (feminine effettiva, masculine plural effettivi, feminine plural effettive)

effettiva (feminine)
effettivi (masculine plural)
effettive (feminine plural)


fosco

fosco (feminine fosca, masculine plural foschi, feminine plural fosche)

fosca (feminine)
foschi (masculine plural)
fosche (feminine plural)

From Latin fuscus (“dark, dim”). Compare Spanish hosco, Portuguese fosco, fusco, Catalan fosc, Old French fusque.

Non fronda verde, ma di color fosco; / non rami schietti, ma nodosi e ’nvolti; / non pomi v’eran, ma stecchi con tòsco.

1300s–1310s, Dante Alighieri, “Canto XIII”, in Inferno [Hell], lines 4–6; republished as Giorgio Petrocchi, editor, La Commedia secondo l'antica vulgata [The Commedia according to the ancient vulgate], 2ⁿᵈ revised edition, Florence: publ. Le Lettere, 1994:

Not green foliage green, but of a dusky color; not branches smooth, but gnarled and intertangled; there were not apple-trees, but thorns with poison.

dipingere a tinte fosche


psicotropo

psicotropo (feminine psicotropa, masculine plural psicotropi, feminine plural psicotrope)

psicotropa (feminine)
psicotropi (masculine plural)
psicotrope (feminine plural)


stupefacente

le sostanze stupefacenti


aldino

aldino (feminine aldina, masculine plural aldini, feminine plural aldine)

aldina (feminine)
aldini (masculine plural)
aldine (feminine plural)


ardito

ardito (feminine ardita, masculine plural arditi, feminine plural ardite, superlative arditissimo)

ardita (feminine)
arditi (masculine plural)
ardite (feminine plural)
arditissimo (superlative)


appropriato

appropriato (feminine appropriata, masculine plural appropriati, feminine plural appropriate)

appropriata (feminine)
appropriati (masculine plural)
appropriate (feminine plural)


strapazzato

strapazzato (feminine strapazzata, masculine plural strapazzati, feminine plural strapazzate)

strapazzata (feminine)
strapazzati (masculine plural)
strapazzate (feminine plural)

un'infanzia strapazzata

una maglia strapazzata

in bad condition due to desuetude or neglect


barbaro

barbaro (feminine barbara, masculine plural barbari, feminine plural barbare)

barbara (feminine)
barbari (masculine plural)
barbare (feminine plural)

From Latin barbarus (“foreign, savage”), from Ancient Greek βάρβαρος (bárbaros, “foreign, strange”), of onomatopoeic origin, mimicking the sound of foreign languages.

onomatopoeic

onomatopoeic


perfido

it-adj

perfido (feminine perfida, masculine plural perfidi, feminine plural perfide)

perfida (feminine)
perfidi (masculine plural)
perfide (feminine plural)


saputo

saputo (feminine saputa, masculine plural saputi, feminine plural sapute)

saputa (feminine)
saputi (masculine plural)
sapute (feminine plural)

onde la scorta mia saputa e fida ¶ mi s’accostò e l’omero m’offerse

1321, Dante Alighieri, La divina commedia: Purgatorio [The Divine Comedy: Purgatory] (paperback), Bompiani, published 2001, Canto ⅩⅥ, lines 8–9:

So my guide, experienced and loyal, came close to me and offered me his shoulder

Or tu le ragion tue puoi dire a lui, ¶ Che mi pare uomo assai giusto e saputo.

1478, Luigi Pulci, Morgante, Felice Le Monnier, published 1855, Canto terzo, page 52:

Now, you can explain your reasons to him, who seems to me like a very just and wise man

il passero saputo in cor già gode, ¶ e il tutto spia dai rami irti del moro

1891, Giovanni Pascoli, Myricae, published 1905, page 69:

The knowing sparrow is already rejoicing in his heart, and takes a look through the prickly branches of the mulberry

(by extension) that acts like a know-it-all


affezionato

affezionato (feminine affezionata, masculine plural affezionati, feminine plural affezionate, superlative affezionatissimo)

affezionata (feminine)
affezionati (masculine plural)
affezionate (feminine plural)
affezionatissimo (superlative)


battista

battista (masculine plural battisti, feminine plural battiste)

battisti (masculine plural)
battiste (feminine plural)

From Latin baptista, from Ancient Greek βαπτιστής (baptistḗs).


canonico

canonico (feminine canonica, masculine plural canonici, feminine plural canoniche)

canonica (feminine)
canonici (masculine plural)
canoniche (feminine plural)


risaputo

risaputo (feminine risaputa, masculine plural risaputi, feminine plural risapute)

risaputa (feminine)
risaputi (masculine plural)
risapute (feminine plural)

well-known, widely known, of common knowledge


privilegiato

privilegiato (feminine privilegiata, masculine plural privilegiati, feminine plural privilegiate)

privilegiata (feminine)
privilegiati (masculine plural)
privilegiate (feminine plural)


sepolto

sepolto (feminine sepolta, masculine plural sepolti, feminine plural sepolte)

sepolta (feminine)
sepolti (masculine plural)
sepolte (feminine plural)


canonica

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


normanno

it-adj

normanno (feminine normanna, masculine plural normanni, feminine plural normanne)

normanna (feminine)
normanni (masculine plural)
normanne (feminine plural)


consolidato

consolidato (feminine consolidata, masculine plural consolidati, feminine plural consolidate, superlative consolidatissimo)

consolidata (feminine)
consolidati (masculine plural)
consolidate (feminine plural)
consolidatissimo (superlative)


abissino

abissino (feminine abissina, masculine plural abissini, feminine plural abissine)

abissina (feminine)
abissini (masculine plural)
abissine (feminine plural)


sicano

sicano (feminine sicana, masculine plural sicani, feminine plural sicane)

sicana (feminine)
sicani (masculine plural)
sicane (feminine plural)

From Latin Sicānus, from Ancient Greek Σῐκᾱνός (Sikānós).


conciato

conciato (feminine conciata, masculine plural conciati, feminine plural conciate)

conciata (feminine)
conciati (masculine plural)
conciate (feminine plural)


certosino

certosino (feminine certosina, masculine plural certosini, feminine plural certosine)

certosina (feminine)
certosini (masculine plural)
certosine (feminine plural)


persiano

persiano (feminine persiana, masculine plural persiani, feminine plural persiane)

persiana (feminine)
persiani (masculine plural)
persiane (feminine plural)


soriano

soriano (feminine soriana, masculine plural soriani, feminine plural soriane)

soriana (feminine)
soriani (masculine plural)
soriane (feminine plural)


siriano

siriano (feminine siriana, masculine plural siriani, feminine plural siriane)

siriana (feminine)
siriani (masculine plural)
siriane (feminine plural)


balneare

Borrowed from Late Latin balneāris, from Latin balneum.


cefalutano

cefalutano (feminine cefalutana, masculine plural cefalutani, feminine plural cefalutane)

cefalutana (feminine)
cefalutani (masculine plural)
cefalutane (feminine plural)


purgatorio

purgatorio (feminine purgatoria, masculine plural purgatori, feminine plural purgatorie)

purgatoria (feminine)
purgatori (masculine plural)
purgatorie (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from Late Latin pūrgātōrium (“cleansing”).


murario

it-adj

murario (feminine muraria, masculine plural murari, feminine plural murarie)

muraria (feminine)
murari (masculine plural)
murarie (feminine plural)


vandalo

vandalo (feminine vandala, masculine plural vandali, feminine plural vandale)

vandala (feminine)
vandali (masculine plural)
vandale (feminine plural)

From Latin Vandalus, named after the Germanic tribe, from Proto-Germanic *wandilaz.


giudeo

giudeo (feminine giudea, masculine plural giudei, feminine plural giudee)

giudea (feminine)
giudei (masculine plural)
giudee (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin iūdaeus, from Ancient Greek Ἰουδαῖος (Ioudaîos), from Hebrew יהודי (Yehudi).


peschereccio

peschereccio (feminine peschereccia, masculine plural pescherecci, feminine plural pescherecce)

peschereccia (feminine)
pescherecci (masculine plural)
pescherecce (feminine plural)

From Late Latin piscāricius, from Latin piscis (“fish”). By surface analysis, pesca + -ereccio.


sigillato

sigillato (feminine sigillata, masculine plural sigillati, feminine plural sigillate)

sigillata (feminine)
sigillati (masculine plural)
sigillate (feminine plural)


cavernicolo

cavernicolo (feminine cavernicola, masculine plural cavernicoli, feminine plural cavernicole)

cavernicola (feminine)
cavernicoli (masculine plural)
cavernicole (feminine plural)


miracoloso

miracoloso (feminine miracolosa, masculine plural miracolosi, feminine plural miracolose)

miracolosa (feminine)
miracolosi (masculine plural)
miracolose (feminine plural)

From Medieval Latin miraculosus, or from miracolo + -oso.


apostolico

apostolico (feminine apostolica, masculine plural apostolici, feminine plural apostoliche)

apostolica (feminine)
apostolici (masculine plural)
apostoliche (feminine plural)

From Latin apostolicus (“apostolic”), from Ancient Greek ἀποστολικός (apostolikós, “apostolic”).


linguistico

it-adj

linguistico (feminine linguistica, masculine plural linguistici, feminine plural linguistiche)

linguistica (feminine)
linguistici (masculine plural)
linguistiche (feminine plural)


inquisito

inquisito (feminine inquisita, masculine plural inquisiti, feminine plural inquisite)

inquisita (feminine)
inquisiti (masculine plural)
inquisite (feminine plural)


festoso

festoso (feminine festosa, masculine plural festosi, feminine plural festose)

festosa (feminine)
festosi (masculine plural)
festose (feminine plural)


uliva

Alternative form of oliva (“olive-green”)


violentissimo

violentissima (feminine)
violentissimi (masculine plural)
violentissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of violento (“very violent”)


riscattato

riscattato (feminine riscattata, masculine plural riscattati, feminine plural riscattate)

riscattata (feminine)
riscattati (masculine plural)
riscattate (feminine plural)


torrentizio

torrentizio (feminine torrentizia, masculine plural torrentizi, feminine plural torrentizie)

torrentizia (feminine)
torrentizi (masculine plural)
torrentizie (feminine plural)

From torrente, from Latin torrentem, present active participle of torreō (“to scorch, burn, parch”), from Proto-Italic *torzeō, causative of the Proto-Indo-European root *ters- (“dry”). By surface analysis, torrent(e) (“torrent”, “stream”) + -izio (derivational suffix).

surf

torrential, torrent-like, irregular (of a river flow)


litografico

it-adj

litografico (feminine litografica, masculine plural litografici, feminine plural litografiche)

litografica (feminine)
litografici (masculine plural)
litografiche (feminine plural)


beneficiale

(relational) of an ecclesiastical benefice


bizantino

bizantino (feminine bizantina, masculine plural bizantini, feminine plural bizantine)

bizantina (feminine)
bizantini (masculine plural)
bizantine (feminine plural)


punico

punico (feminine punica, masculine plural punici, feminine plural puniche)

punica (feminine)
punici (masculine plural)
puniche (feminine plural)

From Latin pūnicus (“Punic”), from Poenicus (“Phoenician”), from Ancient Greek Φοῖνιξ (Phoînix, “Phoenician”).


idolatri

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


leccato

it-adj

leccato (feminine leccata, masculine plural leccati, feminine plural leccate)

leccata (feminine)
leccati (masculine plural)
leccate (feminine plural)


giubilare

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


idolatra

it-adj

idolatra (masculine plural idolatri, feminine plural idolatre)

idolatri (masculine plural)
idolatre (feminine plural)

Haplology from Late Latin īdōlolatrēs, from Ancient Greek εἰδωλολᾰ́τρης (eidōlolátrēs).

der

εἰδωλολᾰ́τρης


stimolato

it-adj

stimolato (feminine stimolata, masculine plural stimolati, feminine plural stimolate)

stimolata (feminine)
stimolati (masculine plural)
stimolate (feminine plural)


precolombiano

precolombiano (feminine precolombiana, masculine plural precolombiani, feminine plural precolombiane)

precolombiana (feminine)
precolombiani (masculine plural)
precolombiane (feminine plural)

From pre- (“pre-”) + colombiano (“Columbian”).


monastico

it-adj

monastico (feminine monastica, masculine plural monastici, feminine plural monastiche)

monastica (feminine)
monastici (masculine plural)
monastiche (feminine plural)


svariato

svariato (feminine svariata, masculine plural svariati, feminine plural svariate, superlative svariatissimo)

svariata (feminine)
svariati (masculine plural)
svariate (feminine plural)
svariatissimo (superlative)


babilonese

Babylonian (of, from or relating to Babylon)


empatico

empatico (feminine empatica, masculine plural empatici, feminine plural empatiche)

empatica (feminine)
empatici (masculine plural)
empatiche (feminine plural)


allevato

allevato (feminine allevata, masculine plural allevati, feminine plural allevate)

allevata (feminine)
allevati (masculine plural)
allevate (feminine plural)

(chiefly in combination) brought up, bred


stressato

stressato (feminine stressata, masculine plural stressati, feminine plural stressate)

stressata (feminine)
stressati (masculine plural)
stressate (feminine plural)


vaccinato

vaccinato (feminine vaccinata, masculine plural vaccinati, feminine plural vaccinate)

vaccinata (feminine)
vaccinati (masculine plural)
vaccinate (feminine plural)


imparentato

imparentato (feminine imparentata, masculine plural imparentati, feminine plural imparentate)

imparentata (feminine)
imparentati (masculine plural)
imparentate (feminine plural)


giocattolo

Il blitz "sproporzionato" è stato innescato per la chiamata di un vicino che aveva riferito di aver visto un nero nell'abitazione con un'arma da fuoco. Era una pistola giocattolo.

2020 July 28, “Regno Unito, dodicenne arrestato per una pistola giocattolo. La madre denuncia Scotland Yard [United Kingdom, twelve-year-old arrested for a toy gun. The mother sues Scotland Yard]”, in la Repubblica:

The disproportionate blitz was set off by the call of a neighbor who had reported seeing a black man in the home with a firearm. It was a toy gun.


vaccino

vaccino (feminine vaccina, masculine plural vaccini, feminine plural vaccine)

vaccina (feminine)
vaccini (masculine plural)
vaccine (feminine plural)


iperteso

iperteso (feminine ipertesa, masculine plural ipertesi, feminine plural ipertese)

ipertesa (feminine)
ipertesi (masculine plural)
ipertese (feminine plural)


ondulato

ondulato (feminine ondulata, masculine plural ondulati, feminine plural ondulate)

ondulata (feminine)
ondulati (masculine plural)
ondulate (feminine plural)


ambulatorio

ambulatorio (feminine ambulatoria, masculine plural ambulatori, feminine plural ambulatorie)

ambulatoria (feminine)
ambulatori (masculine plural)
ambulatorie (feminine plural)


esotico

esotico (feminine esotica, masculine plural esotici, feminine plural esotiche)

esotica (feminine)
esotici (masculine plural)
esotiche (feminine plural)


articolato

articolato (feminine articolata, masculine plural articolati, feminine plural articolate, superlative articolatissimo)

articolata (feminine)
articolati (masculine plural)
articolate (feminine plural)
articolatissimo (superlative)


ondulatorio

ondulatorio (feminine ondulatoria, masculine plural ondulatori, feminine plural ondulatorie)

ondulatoria (feminine)
ondulatori (masculine plural)
ondulatorie (feminine plural)


scrupoloso

scrupoloso (feminine scrupolosa, masculine plural scrupolosi, feminine plural scrupolose)

scrupolosa (feminine)
scrupolosi (masculine plural)
scrupolose (feminine plural)


sudato

sudato (feminine sudata, masculine plural sudati, feminine plural sudate)

sudata (feminine)
sudati (masculine plural)
sudate (feminine plural)


pensile

From Latin pēnsilis (“hanging”). Doublet of pesolo. Compare Portuguese pênsil.


contemplativo

contemplativo (feminine contemplativa, masculine plural contemplativi, feminine plural contemplative)

contemplativa (feminine)
contemplativi (masculine plural)
contemplative (feminine plural)


astuto

astuto (feminine astuta, masculine plural astuti, feminine plural astute, superlative astutissimo)

astuta (feminine)
astuti (masculine plural)
astute (feminine plural)
astutissimo (superlative)


predatore

predatore (feminine predatrice, masculine plural predatori, feminine plural predatrici)

predatrice (feminine)
predatori (masculine plural)
predatrici (feminine plural)

From Latin praedātōrem. By surface analysis, predare + -tore.


sottratto

sottratto (feminine sottratta, masculine plural sottratti, feminine plural sottratte)

sottratta (feminine)
sottratti (masculine plural)
sottratte (feminine plural)


utilitaristico

utilitaristico (feminine utilitaristica, masculine plural utilitaristici, feminine plural utilitaristiche)

utilitaristica (feminine)
utilitaristici (masculine plural)
utilitaristiche (feminine plural)


riconsiderato

riconsiderato (feminine riconsiderata, masculine plural riconsiderati, feminine plural riconsiderate)

riconsiderata (feminine)
riconsiderati (masculine plural)
riconsiderate (feminine plural)


abituato

abituato (feminine abituata, masculine plural abituati, feminine plural abituate)

abituata (feminine)
abituati (masculine plural)
abituate (feminine plural)

From Late Latin habituātus, perfect passive participle of habituō (“to bring into a condition or habit”), derived from Latin habitus (“habit”). Doublet of habitué.

È abituato a prepararsi i pasti da solo.

E questi sette col primaio stuolo
erano abitüati, ma di gigli
dintorno al capo non facëan brolo,
anzi di rose e d’altri fior vermigli

1310s, Dante Alighieri, “Canto XXIX”, in Purgatorio [Purgatory], lines 145–148; republished as Giorgio Petrocchi, editor, La Commedia secondo l'antica vulgata [The Commedia according to the ancient vulgate], 2ⁿᵈ revised edition, Florence: publ. Le Lettere, 1994:

And like the foremost company these seven were habited; yet of the flower-de-luce no garland round about the head they wore, but of the rose, and other flowers vermilion


mansueto

mansueto (feminine mansueta, masculine plural mansueti, feminine plural mansuete)

mansueta (feminine)
mansueti (masculine plural)
mansuete (feminine plural)


sospettoso

sospettoso (feminine sospettosa, masculine plural sospettosi, feminine plural sospettose)

sospettosa (feminine)
sospettosi (masculine plural)
sospettose (feminine plural)


analogico

analogico (feminine analogica, masculine plural analogici, feminine plural analogiche)

analogica (feminine)
analogici (masculine plural)
analogiche (feminine plural)


mosaico

mosaico (feminine mosaica, masculine plural mosaici, feminine plural mosaiche)

mosaica (feminine)
mosaici (masculine plural)
mosaiche (feminine plural)


squisito

squisito (feminine squisita, masculine plural squisiti, feminine plural squisite)

squisita (feminine)
squisiti (masculine plural)
squisite (feminine plural)

From Latin exquīsītus, perfect passive participle of exquīrō (“seek out”).


affettivo

affettivo (feminine affettiva, masculine plural affettivi, feminine plural affettive)

affettiva (feminine)
affettivi (masculine plural)
affettive (feminine plural)


lungiforme

having a long, slender shape; long-shaped


univoco

univoco (feminine univoca, masculine plural univoci, feminine plural univoche)

univoca (feminine)
univoci (masculine plural)
univoche (feminine plural)


olfattivo

olfattivo (feminine olfattiva, masculine plural olfattivi, feminine plural olfattive)

olfattiva (feminine)
olfattivi (masculine plural)
olfattive (feminine plural)


escretore

escretore (feminine escretrice, masculine plural escretori, feminine plural escretrici)

escretrice (feminine)
escretori (masculine plural)
escretrici (feminine plural)


escretorio

escretorio (feminine escretoria, masculine plural escretori, feminine plural escretorie)

escretoria (feminine)
escretori (masculine plural)
escretorie (feminine plural)


ritmico

ritmico (feminine ritmica, masculine plural ritmici, feminine plural ritmiche)

ritmica (feminine)
ritmici (masculine plural)
ritmiche (feminine plural)


sbattuto

sbattuto (feminine sbattuta, masculine plural sbattuti, feminine plural sbattute)

sbattuta (feminine)
sbattuti (masculine plural)
sbattute (feminine plural)


ritto

ritto (feminine ritta, masculine plural ritti, feminine plural ritte)

ritta (feminine)
ritti (masculine plural)
ritte (feminine plural)

Variant of retto (from Latin rēctus) influenced by diritto.


amniotico

amniotico (feminine amniotica, masculine plural amniotici, feminine plural amniotiche)

amniotica (feminine)
amniotici (masculine plural)
amniotiche (feminine plural)


biblico

biblico (feminine biblica, masculine plural biblici, feminine plural bibliche)

biblica (feminine)
biblici (masculine plural)
bibliche (feminine plural)


esagerato

esagerato (feminine esagerata, masculine plural esagerati, feminine plural esagerate)

esagerata (feminine)
esagerati (masculine plural)
esagerate (feminine plural)


rapidissimo

rapidissima (feminine)
rapidissimi (masculine plural)
rapidissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of rapido (“very quick, very rapid”)


rispettivo

rispettivo (feminine rispettiva, masculine plural rispettivi, feminine plural rispettive)

rispettiva (feminine)
rispettivi (masculine plural)
rispettive (feminine plural)


sovrapposto

sovrapposto (feminine sovrapposta, masculine plural sovrapposti, feminine plural sovrapposte)

sovrapposta (feminine)
sovrapposti (masculine plural)
sovrapposte (feminine plural)


appagato

appagato (feminine appagata, masculine plural appagati, feminine plural appagate)

appagata (feminine)
appagati (masculine plural)
appagate (feminine plural)


somigliante

somigliante (plural somiglianti, superlative somigliantissimo)

somiglianti (plural)
somigliantissimo (superlative)

From Vulgar Latin *similiantem, present participle of *similiāre, a verb based on Latin similis (“similar”). By surface analysis, somigliare + -ante.


contorsionistico

contorsionistico (feminine contorsionistica, masculine plural contorsionistici, feminine plural contorsionistiche)

contorsionistica (feminine)
contorsionistici (masculine plural)
contorsionistiche (feminine plural)


moltissimo

moltissima (feminine)
moltissimi (masculine plural)
moltissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of molto: very much, very many


soffiato

soffiato (feminine soffiata, masculine plural soffiati, feminine plural soffiate)

soffiata (feminine)
soffiati (masculine plural)
soffiate (feminine plural)


importantissimo

importantissima (feminine)
importantissimi (masculine plural)
importantissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of importante (“very important”)


tigrato

tigrato (feminine tigrata, masculine plural tigrati, feminine plural tigrate)

tigrata (feminine)
tigrati (masculine plural)
tigrate (feminine plural)


minuzioso

minuzioso (feminine minuziosa, masculine plural minuziosi, feminine plural minuziose)

minuziosa (feminine)
minuziosi (masculine plural)
minuziose (feminine plural)

meticulous, said especially of people who are pedantic or overly scrupulous


ravvicinato

ravvicinato (feminine ravvicinata, masculine plural ravvicinati, feminine plural ravvicinate)

ravvicinata (feminine)
ravvicinati (masculine plural)
ravvicinate (feminine plural)


snodato

snodato (feminine snodata, masculine plural snodati, feminine plural snodate)

snodata (feminine)
snodati (masculine plural)
snodate (feminine plural)


ultrasonico

ultrasonico (feminine ultrasonica, masculine plural ultrasonici, feminine plural ultrasoniche)

ultrasonica (feminine)
ultrasonici (masculine plural)
ultrasoniche (feminine plural)


scarsissimo

scarsissima (feminine)
scarsissimi (masculine plural)
scarsissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of scarso
very poor, very lean

superlative degree of scarso
poorest, leanest


valutabile

that can be valued or estimated, measurable, assessable


ruvido

ruvido (feminine ruvida, masculine plural ruvidi, feminine plural ruvide)

ruvida (feminine)
ruvidi (masculine plural)
ruvide (feminine plural)

From Latin rūgidus, from ruga (“wrinkle”). Cognate with Piedmontese rùvid.


silenziosissimo

silenziosissima (feminine)
silenziosissimi (masculine plural)
silenziosissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of silenzioso
very silent

superlative degree of silenzioso
most silent


possessivo

possessivo (feminine possessiva, masculine plural possessivi, feminine plural possessive)

possessiva (feminine)
possessivi (masculine plural)
possessive (feminine plural)

From Latin possessivus (“possessive”), from possideō (“to possess”), from potis (“able”) + sedeō (“sit”).


corporeo

corporeo (feminine corporea, masculine plural corporei, feminine plural corporee)

corporea (feminine)
corporei (masculine plural)
corporee (feminine plural)

From Latin corporeus. By surface analysis, corpor- (“body”, fossilized stem for corpo) + -eo.

surf

corpor-<pos:fossilized stem for <i class="Latn mention" lang="it">corpo</i>><t:body>


paesaggistico

it-adj

paesaggistico (feminine paesaggistica, masculine plural paesaggistici, feminine plural paesaggistiche)

paesaggistica (feminine)
paesaggistici (masculine plural)
paesaggistiche (feminine plural)


categorizzato

categorizzato (feminine categorizzata, masculine plural categorizzati, feminine plural categorizzate)

categorizzata (feminine)
categorizzati (masculine plural)
categorizzate (feminine plural)


agiato

agiato (feminine agiata, masculine plural agiati, feminine plural agiate)

agiata (feminine)
agiati (masculine plural)
agiate (feminine plural)

una famiglia agiata

comfortable, well-off, well-to-do, leisured


scenografico

scenografico (feminine scenografica, masculine plural scenografici, feminine plural scenografiche)

scenografica (feminine)
scenografici (masculine plural)
scenografiche (feminine plural)

From scenografia + -ico, equivalent to Ancient Greek σκηνή (skēnḗ) + γρᾰφή (graphḗ) + -ῐκός (-ikós).

characteristic of a show or spectacle; grand


botanico

botanico (feminine botanica, masculine plural botanici, feminine plural botaniche)

botanica (feminine)
botanici (masculine plural)
botaniche (feminine plural)


autoctono

autoctono (feminine autoctona, masculine plural autoctoni, feminine plural autoctone)

autoctona (feminine)
autoctoni (masculine plural)
autoctone (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek αὐτόχθων (autókhthōn).


topiario

topiario (feminine topiaria, masculine plural topiari, feminine plural topiarie)

topiaria (feminine)
topiari (masculine plural)
topiarie (feminine plural)


spicca

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


voluminoso

it-adj

voluminoso (feminine voluminosa, masculine plural voluminosi, feminine plural voluminose)

voluminosa (feminine)
voluminosi (masculine plural)
voluminose (feminine plural)


ricreato

ricreato (feminine ricreata, masculine plural ricreati, feminine plural ricreate)

ricreata (feminine)
ricreati (masculine plural)
ricreate (feminine plural)


impiantato

impiantato (feminine impiantata, masculine plural impiantati, feminine plural impiantate)

impiantata (feminine)
impiantati (masculine plural)
impiantate (feminine plural)


nutriente

Borrowed from Latin nūtrientem, present participle of nūtriō (“to suckle, nourish, foster”).


spiccato

spiccato (feminine spiccata, masculine plural spiccati, feminine plural spiccate)

spiccata (feminine)
spiccati (masculine plural)
spiccate (feminine plural)

strong, marked, broad, remarkable, distinct


primitivo

primitivo (feminine primitiva, masculine plural primitivi, feminine plural primitive)

primitiva (feminine)
primitivi (masculine plural)
primitive (feminine plural)


alternato

alternato (feminine alternata, masculine plural alternati, feminine plural alternate)

alternata (feminine)
alternati (masculine plural)
alternate (feminine plural)


sovrastante

From Latin superstantem. By surface analysis, sovra- + stante.


arboreo

arboreo (feminine arborea, masculine plural arborei, feminine plural arboree)

arborea (feminine)
arborei (masculine plural)
arboree (feminine plural)


antropico

antropico (feminine antropica, masculine plural antropici, feminine plural antropiche)

antropica (feminine)
antropici (masculine plural)
antropiche (feminine plural)


improduttivo

improduttivo (feminine improduttiva, masculine plural improduttivi, feminine plural improduttive)

improduttiva (feminine)
improduttivi (masculine plural)
improduttive (feminine plural)


vegetativo

vegetativo (feminine vegetativa, masculine plural vegetativi, feminine plural vegetative)

vegetativa (feminine)
vegetativi (masculine plural)
vegetative (feminine plural)


secolare

Semi-learned borrowing from Latin saeculāris. The meanings related to religion started developing through the works of Christian authors.

slbor

(literary) centennial (happening once in a hundred years)

meanings related to time:
age-old, secular

meanings related to religion:
secular, lay

mundane, worldly, secular (of abstract things)

(Christianity) secular (not bound by the vows of a monastic order) (of clergy)


centenario

it-adj

centenario (feminine centenaria, masculine plural centenari, feminine plural centenarie)

centenaria (feminine)
centenari (masculine plural)
centenarie (feminine plural)


attiguo

attiguo (feminine attigua, masculine plural attigui, feminine plural attigue)

attigua (feminine)
attigui (masculine plural)
attigue (feminine plural)


temperato

temperato (feminine temperata, masculine plural temperati, feminine plural temperate)

temperata (feminine)
temperati (masculine plural)
temperate (feminine plural)


forestale

guardie forestali

relational adjective of foresta. of forests


correlato

correlato (feminine correlata, masculine plural correlati, feminine plural correlate)

correlata (feminine)
correlati (masculine plural)
correlate (feminine plural)


specchiato

specchiato (feminine specchiata, masculine plural specchiati, feminine plural specchiate)

specchiata (feminine)
specchiati (masculine plural)
specchiate (feminine plural)


esaltante

exciting, exultant, stimulating, arousing, thrilling


prospettico

prospettico (feminine prospettica, masculine plural prospettici, feminine plural prospettiche)

prospettica (feminine)
prospettici (masculine plural)
prospettiche (feminine plural)


ampissimo

ampissima (feminine)
ampissimi (masculine plural)
ampissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of ampio (“most spacious, wide or broad”)


prolifico

prolifico (feminine prolifica, masculine plural prolifici, feminine plural prolifiche)

prolifica (feminine)
prolifici (masculine plural)
prolifiche (feminine plural)


ammorbidito

ammorbidito (feminine ammorbidita, masculine plural ammorbiditi, feminine plural ammorbidite)

ammorbidita (feminine)
ammorbiditi (masculine plural)
ammorbidite (feminine plural)


cinquecentesco

cinquecentesco (feminine cinquecentesca, masculine plural cinquecenteschi, feminine plural cinquecentesche)

cinquecentesca (feminine)
cinquecenteschi (masculine plural)
cinquecentesche (feminine plural)

From Cinquecento (“sixteenth century”) + -esco (“-like”).


architettonico

it-adj

architettonico (feminine architettonica, masculine plural architettonici, feminine plural architettoniche)

architettonica (feminine)
architettonici (masculine plural)
architettoniche (feminine plural)


esaltato

esaltato (feminine esaltata, masculine plural esaltati, feminine plural esaltate)

esaltata (feminine)
esaltati (masculine plural)
esaltate (feminine plural)


mediceo

mediceo (feminine medicea, masculine plural medicei, feminine plural medicee)

medicea (feminine)
medicei (masculine plural)
medicee (feminine plural)

From the name Medici + -eo (“-ean”, derivational suffix).

(historical, relational) of the Medici family


purissimo

purissima (feminine)
purissimi (masculine plural)
purissime (feminine plural)


selvaggio

selvaggio (feminine selvaggia, masculine plural selvaggi, feminine plural selvagge)

selvaggia (feminine)
selvaggi (masculine plural)
selvagge (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Old Occitan salvatge, from Vulgar Latin *salvāticus, from Latin silvāticus (“of the woods”). Doublet of the inherited selvatico. Compare Sicilian sarbaggiu, Spanish salvaje, Portuguese selvagem, Catalan salvatge, Piedmontese salvaj.

Ahi quanto a dir qual era è cosa dura ¶ esta selva selvaggia e aspra e forte ¶ che nel pensier rinova la paura!

1321, Dante Alighieri, La divina commedia: Inferno [The Divine Comedy: Hell], 12th edition (paperback), Le Monnier, published 1994, Canto I, page 6, lines 4–6:

Ah me! how hard a thing it is to say what was this forest savage, rough, and stern, which in the very thought renews the fear


barocco

barocco (feminine barocca, masculine plural barocchi, feminine plural barocche)

barocca (feminine)
barocchi (masculine plural)
barocche (feminine plural)

The sense referring to a style of art and music is borrowed from French baroque.


palladiano

palladiano (feminine palladiana, masculine plural palladiani, feminine plural palladiane)

palladiana (feminine)
palladiani (masculine plural)
palladiane (feminine plural)


patrizio

patrizio (feminine patrizia, masculine plural patrizi, feminine plural patrizie)

patrizia (feminine)
patrizi (masculine plural)
patrizie (feminine plural)


algerino

algerino (feminine algerina, masculine plural algerini, feminine plural algerine)

algerina (feminine)
algerini (masculine plural)
algerine (feminine plural)


ciclonico

ciclonico (feminine ciclonica, masculine plural ciclonici, feminine plural cicloniche)

ciclonica (feminine)
ciclonici (masculine plural)
cicloniche (feminine plural)


antiorario

antiorario (feminine antioraria, masculine plural antiorari, feminine plural antiorarie)

antioraria (feminine)
antiorari (masculine plural)
antiorarie (feminine plural)


nordafricano

nordafricano (feminine nordafricana, masculine plural nordafricani, feminine plural nordafricane)

nordafricana (feminine)
nordafricani (masculine plural)
nordafricane (feminine plural)


raffreddi

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


raffreddo

it-adj

raffreddo (feminine raffredda, masculine plural raffreddi, feminine plural raffredde)

raffredda (feminine)
raffreddi (masculine plural)
raffredde (feminine plural)

Unsuffixed past participle of raffreddare.


alterno

alterno (feminine alterna, masculine plural alterni, feminine plural alterne)

alterna (feminine)
alterni (masculine plural)
alterne (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin alternus, from alter (“other”).


biforcuto

biforcuto (feminine biforcuta, masculine plural biforcuti, feminine plural biforcute)

biforcuta (feminine)
biforcuti (masculine plural)
biforcute (feminine plural)


oceanografico

oceanografico (feminine oceanografica, masculine plural oceanografici, feminine plural oceanografiche)

oceanografica (feminine)
oceanografici (masculine plural)
oceanografiche (feminine plural)


interbancario

interbancario (feminine interbancaria, masculine plural interbancari, feminine plural interbancarie)

interbancaria (feminine)
interbancari (masculine plural)
interbancarie (feminine plural)


sinuoso

sinuoso (feminine sinuosa, masculine plural sinuosi, feminine plural sinuose)

sinuosa (feminine)
sinuosi (masculine plural)
sinuose (feminine plural)


anticiclonico

anticiclonico (feminine anticiclonica, masculine plural anticiclonici, feminine plural anticicloniche)

anticiclonica (feminine)
anticiclonici (masculine plural)
anticicloniche (feminine plural)


cospicuo

cospicuo (feminine cospicua, masculine plural cospicui, feminine plural cospicue)

cospicua (feminine)
cospicui (masculine plural)
cospicue (feminine plural)


semiaperto

semiaperto (feminine semiaperta, masculine plural semiaperti, feminine plural semiaperte)

semiaperta (feminine)
semiaperti (masculine plural)
semiaperte (feminine plural)


semichiuso

semichiuso (feminine semichiusa, masculine plural semichiusi, feminine plural semichiuse)

semichiusa (feminine)
semichiusi (masculine plural)
semichiuse (feminine plural)


pliniano

pliniano (feminine pliniana, masculine plural pliniani, feminine plural pliniane)

pliniana (feminine)
pliniani (masculine plural)
pliniane (feminine plural)


morfologico

morfologico (feminine morfologica, masculine plural morfologici, feminine plural morfologiche)

morfologica (feminine)
morfologici (masculine plural)
morfologiche (feminine plural)


omonimo

omonimo (feminine omonima, masculine plural omonimi, feminine plural omonime)

omonima (feminine)
omonimi (masculine plural)
omonime (feminine plural)


topografico

topografico (feminine topografica, masculine plural topografici, feminine plural topografiche)

topografica (feminine)
topografici (masculine plural)
topografiche (feminine plural)


accidentato

accidentato (feminine accidentata, masculine plural accidentati, feminine plural accidentate)

accidentata (feminine)
accidentati (masculine plural)
accidentate (feminine plural)


georgiano

georgiano (feminine georgiana, masculine plural georgiani, feminine plural georgiane)

georgiana (feminine)
georgiani (masculine plural)
georgiane (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin geōrgiānus. By surface analysis, Georgia + -iano.


detritivoro

detritivoro (feminine detritivora, masculine plural detritivori, feminine plural detritivore)

detritivora (feminine)
detritivori (masculine plural)
detritivore (feminine plural)


organolettico

organolettico (feminine organolettica, masculine plural organolettici, feminine plural organolettiche)

organolettica (feminine)
organolettici (masculine plural)
organolettiche (feminine plural)


triangolare

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


corposo

it-adj

corposo (feminine corposa, masculine plural corposi, feminine plural corpose)

corposa (feminine)
corposi (masculine plural)
corpose (feminine plural)

(oenology) full-bodied (especially of wine)


strutturato

strutturato (feminine strutturata, masculine plural strutturati, feminine plural strutturate)

strutturata (feminine)
strutturati (masculine plural)
strutturate (feminine plural)


soave

soave (plural soavi, superlative soavissimo)


neolitico

neolitico (feminine neolitica, masculine plural neolitici, feminine plural neolitiche)

neolitica (feminine)
neolitici (masculine plural)
neolitiche (feminine plural)


comunitario

comunitario (feminine comunitaria, masculine plural comunitari, feminine plural comunitarie)

comunitaria (feminine)
comunitari (masculine plural)
comunitarie (feminine plural)

From Latin commūnitārius. By surface analysis, comunità + -ario.


qualitativo

qualitativo (feminine qualitativa, masculine plural qualitativi, feminine plural qualitative)

qualitativa (feminine)
qualitativi (masculine plural)
qualitative (feminine plural)


barbaresco

barbaresco (feminine barbaresca, masculine plural barbareschi, feminine plural barbaresche)

barbaresca (feminine)
barbareschi (masculine plural)
barbaresche (feminine plural)

From barbaro (“barbarian”) + -esco (“-ish”).


barbaresco

From Barberia (“Barbary”) + -esco (“-ish”).


moscato

moscato (feminine moscata, masculine plural moscati, feminine plural moscate)

moscata (feminine)
moscati (masculine plural)
moscate (feminine plural)

From mosca (“fly”) + -ato (“having, resembling”).

suf

characterized by black spots (of a horse's coat)


egiziano

it-adj

egiziano (feminine egiziana, masculine plural egiziani, feminine plural egiziane)

egiziana (feminine)
egiziani (masculine plural)
egiziane (feminine plural)

From egizio (“Egyptian”) + -iano (“pertaining to”).


apivoro

it-adj

apivoro (feminine apivora, masculine plural apivori, feminine plural apivore)

apivora (feminine)
apivori (masculine plural)
apivore (feminine plural)


comburivoro

comburivoro (feminine comburivora, masculine plural comburivori, feminine plural comburivore)

comburivora (feminine)
comburivori (masculine plural)
comburivore (feminine plural)


crudivoro

crudivoro (feminine crudivora, masculine plural crudivori, feminine plural crudivore)

crudivora (feminine)
crudivori (masculine plural)
crudivore (feminine plural)

that eats food raw (especially meat or flesh); "crudivorous"


fruttivoro

fruttivoro (feminine fruttivora, masculine plural fruttivori, feminine plural fruttivore)

fruttivora (feminine)
fruttivori (masculine plural)
fruttivore (feminine plural)


larvivoro

larvivoro (feminine larvivora, masculine plural larvivori, feminine plural larvivore)

larvivora (feminine)
larvivori (masculine plural)
larvivore (feminine plural)


idrovoro

idrovoro (feminine idrovora, masculine plural idrovori, feminine plural idrovore)

idrovora (feminine)
idrovori (masculine plural)
idrovore (feminine plural)

describing a pump capable of moving large quantities of water

describing soil that is capable of absorbing lots of water


ossivoro

ossivoro (feminine ossivora, masculine plural ossivori, feminine plural ossivore)

ossivora (feminine)
ossivori (masculine plural)
ossivore (feminine plural)

(surgery) describing surgical implements used to handle small fragments of bone


idrovora

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


sanguivoro

it-adj

sanguivoro (feminine sanguivora, masculine plural sanguivori, feminine plural sanguivore)

sanguivora (feminine)
sanguivori (masculine plural)
sanguivore (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin sanguivŏrus, from Latin sanguis + -vorus. By surface analysis, sangue + -voro.


fumivoro

fumivoro (feminine fumivora, masculine plural fumivori, feminine plural fumivore)

fumivora (feminine)
fumivori (masculine plural)
fumivore (feminine plural)


frugivoro

frugivoro (feminine frugivora, masculine plural frugivori, feminine plural frugivore)

frugivora (feminine)
frugivori (masculine plural)
frugivore (feminine plural)


piscivoro

piscivoro (feminine piscivora, masculine plural piscivori, feminine plural piscivore)

piscivora (feminine)
piscivori (masculine plural)
piscivore (feminine plural)


limivoro

limivoro (feminine limivora, masculine plural limivori, feminine plural limivore)

limivora (feminine)
limivori (masculine plural)
limivore (feminine plural)


omnivoro

omnivoro (feminine omnivora, masculine plural omnivori, feminine plural omnivore)

omnivora (feminine)
omnivori (masculine plural)
omnivore (feminine plural)


onnivoro

onnivoro (feminine onnivora, masculine plural onnivori, feminine plural onnivore)

onnivora (feminine)
onnivori (masculine plural)
onnivore (feminine plural)


granivoro

granivoro (feminine granivora, masculine plural granivori, feminine plural granivore)

granivora (feminine)
granivori (masculine plural)
granivore (feminine plural)


insettivoro

insettivoro (feminine insettivora, masculine plural insettivori, feminine plural insettivore)

insettivora (feminine)
insettivori (masculine plural)
insettivore (feminine plural)


liquoroso

liquoroso (feminine liquorosa, masculine plural liquorosi, feminine plural liquorose)

liquorosa (feminine)
liquorosi (masculine plural)
liquorose (feminine plural)

describing wine that has a higher alcoholic content and a denser aroma; often a dessert wine


pregiato

pregiato (feminine pregiata, masculine plural pregiati, feminine plural pregiate, superlative pregiatissimo)

pregiata (feminine)
pregiati (masculine plural)
pregiate (feminine plural)
pregiatissimo (superlative)


vinicolo

vinicolo (feminine vinicola, masculine plural vinicoli, feminine plural vinicole)

vinicola (feminine)
vinicoli (masculine plural)
vinicole (feminine plural)


ligneo

ligneo (feminine lignea, masculine plural lignei, feminine plural lignee)

lignea (feminine)
lignei (masculine plural)
lignee (feminine plural)

Probably borrowed from Latin ligneus. By surface analysis, lign- (“wood”, fossilized stem for legno) + -eo.

surf

lign-<pos:fossilized stem for <i class="Latn mention" lang="it">legno</i>><t:wood>


segnalato

it-adj

segnalato (feminine segnalata, masculine plural segnalati, feminine plural segnalate)

segnalata (feminine)
segnalati (masculine plural)
segnalate (feminine plural)


prolungato

prolungato (feminine prolungata, masculine plural prolungati, feminine plural prolungate)

prolungata (feminine)
prolungati (masculine plural)
prolungate (feminine plural)


gallico

gallico (feminine gallica, masculine plural gallici, feminine plural galliche)

gallica (feminine)
gallici (masculine plural)
galliche (feminine plural)


scemo

scemo (feminine scema, masculine plural scemi, feminine plural sceme)

scema (feminine)
scemi (masculine plural)
sceme (feminine plural)


posticcio

posticcio (feminine posticcia, masculine plural posticci, feminine plural posticce)

posticcia (feminine)
posticci (masculine plural)
posticce (feminine plural)

From Old Italian apposticcio, from Late Latin appositīcius, from Latin appōnere. By surface analysis, posto (“put, placed”, past participle of porre (“to put, place”)) + -iccio.

surf

past participle of <i class="Latn mention" lang="it">porre</i> (“to put, place”)

barba posticcia

added, where there originally was not
fake, artificial

parete posticcia

(by extension) easy to remove, temporary

added, where there originally was not
easy to remove, temporary

nomi posticci

added, where there originally was not
fake, invented


aranciato

it-adj

aranciato (feminine aranciata, masculine plural aranciati, feminine plural aranciate)

aranciata (feminine)
aranciati (masculine plural)
aranciate (feminine plural)


paglierino

paglierino (feminine paglierina, masculine plural paglierini, feminine plural paglierine)

paglierina (feminine)
paglierini (masculine plural)
paglierine (feminine plural)


cerasuolo

cerasuolo (feminine cerasuola, masculine plural cerasuoli, feminine plural cerasuole)

cerasuola (feminine)
cerasuoli (masculine plural)
cerasuole (feminine plural)


ambrato

ambrato (feminine ambrata, masculine plural ambrati, feminine plural ambrate)

ambrata (feminine)
ambrati (masculine plural)
ambrate (feminine plural)

amber (of a brownish yellow colour/color)


chiaretto

chiaretto (feminine chiaretta, masculine plural chiaretti, feminine plural chiarette)

chiaretta (feminine)
chiaretti (masculine plural)
chiarette (feminine plural)


sapido

sapido (feminine sapida, masculine plural sapidi, feminine plural sapide)

sapida (feminine)
sapidi (masculine plural)
sapide (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin sapidus. Doublet of savio, which arrived via Occitan, and Doublet of saggio.


malvestito

malvestito (feminine malvestita, masculine plural malvestiti, feminine plural malvestite)

malvestita (feminine)
malvestiti (masculine plural)
malvestite (feminine plural)


viticolo

viticolo (feminine viticola, masculine plural viticoli, feminine plural viticole)

viticola (feminine)
viticoli (masculine plural)
viticole (feminine plural)


acquisito

acquisito (feminine acquisita, masculine plural acquisiti, feminine plural acquisite)

acquisita (feminine)
acquisiti (masculine plural)
acquisite (feminine plural)


elevatissimo

elevatissima (feminine)
elevatissimi (masculine plural)
elevatissime (feminine plural)

superlative degree of elevato (“highest, loftiest”)


rinomato

rinomato (feminine rinomata, masculine plural rinomati, feminine plural rinomate)

rinomata (feminine)
rinomati (masculine plural)
rinomate (feminine plural)

renowned, famous, sought-after, well-known


generico

generico (feminine generica, masculine plural generici, feminine plural generiche)

generica (feminine)
generici (masculine plural)
generiche (feminine plural)


verdolino

verdolino (feminine verdolina, masculine plural verdolini, feminine plural verdoline)

verdolina (feminine)
verdolini (masculine plural)
verdoline (feminine plural)


porpora

From Latin purpura, from Ancient Greek πορφύρα (porphúra).


alcoolometrico

alcoolometrico (feminine alcoolometrica, masculine plural alcoolometrici, feminine plural alcoolometriche)

alcoolometrica (feminine)
alcoolometrici (masculine plural)
alcoolometriche (feminine plural)


tenue

rosso tenue

una tenue luce

un tenue desiderio

(figurative) slight, slender (hopes etc.)


applicativo

applicativo (feminine applicativa, masculine plural applicativi, feminine plural applicative)

applicativa (feminine)
applicativi (masculine plural)
applicative (feminine plural)


psicoattivo

psicoattivo (feminine psicoattiva, masculine plural psicoattivi, feminine plural psicoattive)

psicoattiva (feminine)
psicoattivi (masculine plural)
psicoattive (feminine plural)


fitosanitario

fitosanitario (feminine fitosanitaria, masculine plural fitosanitari, feminine plural fitosanitarie)

fitosanitaria (feminine)
fitosanitari (masculine plural)
fitosanitarie (feminine plural)


benedettino

benedettino (feminine benedettina, masculine plural benedettini, feminine plural benedettine)

benedettina (feminine)
benedettini (masculine plural)
benedettine (feminine plural)


piantato

piantato (feminine piantata, masculine plural piantati, feminine plural piantate)

piantata (feminine)
piantati (masculine plural)
piantate (feminine plural)


accertato

accertato (feminine accertata, masculine plural accertati, feminine plural accertate)

accertata (feminine)
accertati (masculine plural)
accertate (feminine plural)


preistorico

preistorico (feminine preistorica, masculine plural preistorici, feminine plural preistoriche)

preistorica (feminine)
preistorici (masculine plural)
preistoriche (feminine plural)


sanscrito

sanscrito (feminine sanscrita, masculine plural sanscriti, feminine plural sanscrite)

sanscrita (feminine)
sanscriti (masculine plural)
sanscrite (feminine plural)


elitario

elitario (feminine elitaria, masculine plural elitari, feminine plural elitarie)

elitaria (feminine)
elitari (masculine plural)
elitarie (feminine plural)

Borrowed from French élitaire. By surface analysis, élite + -ario.


pedologico

pedologico (feminine pedologica, masculine plural pedologici, feminine plural pedologiche)

pedologica (feminine)
pedologici (masculine plural)
pedologiche (feminine plural)


fondiario

fondiario (feminine fondiaria, masculine plural fondiari, feminine plural fondiarie)

fondiaria (feminine)
fondiari (masculine plural)
fondiarie (feminine plural)


cereale

From Latin Cereālis (“relating to Ceres”), from Cerēs (“goddess of agriculture”).


estrinseco

estrinseco (feminine estrinseca, masculine plural estrinseci, feminine plural estrinseche)

estrinseca (feminine)
estrinseci (masculine plural)
estrinseche (feminine plural)


lombardo

lombardo (feminine lombarda, masculine plural lombardi, feminine plural lombarde)

lombarda (feminine)
lombardi (masculine plural)
lombarde (feminine plural)

From Late Latin Longobardus, of Germanic origin, from *langaz (“long”) + *bardaz.


ruotante

Alternative form of rotante: rotating, revolving


cavallino

cavallino (feminine cavallina, masculine plural cavallini, feminine plural cavalline)

cavallina (feminine)
cavallini (masculine plural)
cavalline (feminine plural)


elicoide

Borrowed from Ancient Greek ἑλικοειδής (helikoeidḗs, “spiral”, adjective), derived from ἕλιξ (hélix, “spiral”, noun).