moro

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moro (feminine singular mora, masculine plural mori, feminine plural more)

mora (feminine singular)
mori (masculine plural)
more (feminine plural)


verto

verto (feminine singular verta, masculine plural verti, feminine plural verte)

verta (feminine singular)
verti (masculine plural)
verte (feminine plural)

From Latin apertus. Compare Friulian viert.


bon

bon (feminine singular bona, masculine plural boni, feminine plural bone)

bona (feminine singular)
boni (masculine plural)
bone (feminine plural)

From Latin bonus. Compare Italian buono.


caro

caro (feminine singular cara, masculine plural cari, feminine plural care)

cara (feminine singular)
cari (masculine plural)
care (feminine plural)


agro

agro (feminine singular agra, masculine plural agri, feminine plural agre)

agra (feminine singular)
agri (masculine plural)
agre (feminine plural)

From Vulgar Latin ācrus, from Latin ācer (with a change in declension), from Proto-Italic *akris, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂ḱrós (“sharp”).


poro

poro (feminine singular pora, masculine plural pori, feminine plural pore)

pora (feminine singular)
pori (masculine plural)
pore (feminine plural)

From Latin pauper, pauperem. Compare Italian povero.


bianco

bianco (feminine singular bianca, masculine plural bianchi, feminine plural bianche)

bianca (feminine singular)
bianchi (masculine plural)
bianche (feminine plural)

→? Dalmatian: blanc

From Old Venetan blanco, from Early Medieval Latin blancus.


mato

mato (feminine singular mata, masculine plural mati, feminine plural mate)

mata (feminine singular)
mati (masculine plural)
mate (feminine plural)


cargo

cargo (feminine singular carga, masculine plural cargi, feminine plural carge)

carga (feminine singular)
cargi (masculine plural)
carge (feminine plural)


seren

seren (feminine singular serena, masculine plural sereni, feminine plural serene)

serena (feminine singular)
sereni (masculine plural)
serene (feminine plural)

From Latin serēnus. Compare Italian sereno.


justo

justo (feminine singular justa, masculine plural justi, feminine plural juste)

justa (feminine singular)
justi (masculine plural)
juste (feminine plural)

From Latin iūstus, jūstus (compare Italian giusto).


american

american (feminine singular americana, masculine plural americani, feminine plural americane)

americana (feminine singular)
americani (masculine plural)
americane (feminine plural)


mojo

mojo (feminine singular moja, masculine plural moji, feminine plural moje)

moja (feminine singular)
moji (masculine plural)
moje (feminine plural)


novo

novo (feminine singular nova, masculine plural novi, feminine plural nove)

nova (feminine singular)
novi (masculine plural)
nove (feminine plural)

From Latin novus. Compare Italian nuovo.


mezo

mezo (feminine singular meza, masculine plural mezi, feminine plural meze)

meza (feminine singular)
mezi (masculine plural)
meze (feminine plural)

From Latin medius. Compare Italian mezzo.


ceo

ceo (feminine singular cea, masculine plural cei, feminine plural cee)

cea (feminine singular)
cei (masculine plural)
cee (feminine plural)


rico

rico (feminine singular rica, masculine plural richi, feminine plural riche)

rica (feminine singular)
richi (masculine plural)
riche (feminine plural)

Ultimately from Proto-Germanic *rīkijaz. Compare Italian ricco.


tento

tento (feminine singular tenta, masculine plural tenti, feminine plural tente)

tenta (feminine singular)
tenti (masculine plural)
tente (feminine plural)


udo

udo (feminine singular uda, masculine plural udi, feminine plural ude)

uda (feminine singular)
udi (masculine plural)
ude (feminine plural)


propio

propio (feminine singular propia, masculine plural propi, feminine plural propie)

propia (feminine singular)
propi (masculine plural)
propie (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin proprius. Compare Italian proprio.


baso

baso (feminine singular basa, masculine plural basi, feminine plural base)

basa (feminine singular)
basi (masculine plural)
base (feminine plural)


curto

curto (feminine singular curta, masculine plural curti, feminine plural curte)

curta (feminine singular)
curti (masculine plural)
curte (feminine plural)

From Latin curtus. Compare Italian corto.


rente

rente m or f (masculine and feminine plural renti)


vinti

From Latin vīgintī (“twenty”), from Proto-Indo-European *h₁wih₁ḱm̥ti, from *dwi(h₁)dḱm̥ti(h₁) (“two tens, two decades”), *dwi(h₁)dḱm̥ti. Compare Italian venti.


meridional

meridional (feminine singular meridionala, masculine plural meridionali, feminine plural meridionale)

meridionala (feminine singular)
meridionali (masculine plural)
meridionale (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin merīdiōnālis. Compare Italian meridionale.


seguro

seguro (feminine singular segura, masculine plural seguri, feminine plural segure)

segura (feminine singular)
seguri (masculine plural)
segure (feminine plural)

desctree

→ Greek: σίγουρος (sígouros)
→ Aromanian: siguru
→ Romanian: sigur, сигур (sigur) — post-1930s Cyrillic spelling
→ Bulgarian: сигурен (siguren)
→ Macedonian: сигурен (siguren)

→ Sabir: seguro

→ Serbo-Croatian: siguran / сигуран

From Latin securus. Compare Italian sicuro.


interesante

head

interesante m or f (masculine and feminine plural interesanti)


pien

pien (feminine singular piena, masculine plural pieni, feminine plural piene)

piena (feminine singular)
pieni (masculine plural)
piene (feminine plural)

From Latin plēnus. Compare Italian pieno.


terso

terso (feminine singular tersa, masculine plural tersi, feminine plural terse)

tersa (feminine singular)
tersi (masculine plural)
terse (feminine plural)

From Latin tertius. Compare Italian terzo.


graso

graso (feminine singular grasa, masculine plural grasi, feminine plural grase)

grasa (feminine singular)
grasi (masculine plural)
grase (feminine plural)


bixo

bixo (feminine singular bixa, masculine plural bixi, feminine plural bixe)

bixa (feminine singular)
bixi (masculine plural)
bixe (feminine plural)

Probably from Vulgar Latin *bysseus, from Latin byssus (“linen”). Cognate with Italian bigio, English beige, French beige and bis.


imediato

imediato (feminine singular imediata, masculine plural imediati, feminine plural imediate)

imediata (feminine singular)
imediati (masculine plural)
imediate (feminine plural)


atento

atento (feminine singular atenta, masculine plural atenti, feminine plural atente)

atenta (feminine singular)
atenti (masculine plural)
atente (feminine plural)


talian

talian (feminine singular taliana, masculine plural taliani, feminine plural taliane)

taliana (feminine singular)
taliani (masculine plural)
taliane (feminine plural)


careca

careca m or f (masculine and feminine plural careci)

(Brazil) bald (having no hair on the head)


tristo

tristo (feminine singular trista, masculine plural tristi, feminine plural triste)

trista (feminine singular)
tristi (masculine plural)
triste (feminine plural)

Inherited from Vulgar Latin trīstus, from Latin trīstis. Compare Italian tristo.


dalo

dalo (feminine singular dala, masculine plural dali, feminine plural dale)

dala (feminine singular)
dali (masculine plural)
dale (feminine plural)


inportante

inportante m or f (masculine and feminine plural inportanti)


vèneto

vèneto (feminine singular vèneta, masculine plural vèneti, feminine plural vènete)

vèneta (feminine singular)
vèneti (masculine plural)
vènete (feminine plural)


połaco

połaco (feminine singular połaca, masculine plural połachi, feminine plural połache)

połaca (feminine singular)
połachi (masculine plural)
połache (feminine plural)


orbo

orbo (feminine singular orba, masculine plural orbi, feminine plural orbe)

orba (feminine singular)
orbi (masculine plural)
orbe (feminine plural)


foresto

foresto (feminine singular foresta, masculine plural foresti, feminine plural foreste)

foresta (feminine singular)
foresti (masculine plural)
foreste (feminine plural)


dirito

dirito (feminine singular dirita, masculine plural diriti, feminine plural dirite)

dirita (feminine singular)
diriti (masculine plural)
dirite (feminine plural)

From Latin dīrectus, probably through a Vulgar Latin *dērēctus. Compare Italian diritto.


sucesivo

sucesivo (feminine singular sucesiva, masculine plural sucesivi, feminine plural sucesive)

sucesiva (feminine singular)
sucesivi (masculine plural)
sucesive (feminine plural)


turbio

turbio (feminine singular turbia, masculine plural turbi, feminine plural turbie)

turbia (feminine singular)
turbi (masculine plural)
turbie (feminine plural)

From Latin turbidus. Compare Italian torbido.


feltrino

feltrino (feminine singular feltrina, masculine plural feltrini, feminine plural feltrine)

feltrina (feminine singular)
feltrini (masculine plural)
feltrine (feminine plural)


conpleto

conpleto (feminine singular conpleta, masculine plural conpleti, feminine plural conplete)

conpleta (feminine singular)
conpleti (masculine plural)
conplete (feminine plural)


coexistente

coexistente m or f (masculine and feminine plural coexistenti)


suto

suto (feminine singular suta, masculine plural suti, feminine plural sute)

suta (feminine singular)
suti (masculine plural)
sute (feminine plural)

From Latin exsūctus. Compare Italian asciutto, Friulian sut, Dalmatian sot, Sicilian asciuttu, sciuttu.


semo

semo (feminine singular sema, masculine plural semi, feminine plural seme)

sema (feminine singular)
semi (masculine plural)
seme (feminine plural)


tuto

tuto (feminine singular tuta, masculine plural tuti, feminine plural tute)

tuta (feminine singular)
tuti (masculine plural)
tute (feminine plural)

From Vulgar Latin tōttus, alteration of Latin tōtus. Compare Italian tutto.


disnóve

Alternative form of disinove (“nineteenth”)


tałian

tałian (feminine singular tałiana, masculine plural tałiani, feminine plural tałiane)

tałiana (feminine singular)
tałiani (masculine plural)
tałiane (feminine plural)


disdoto

From Latin decem et octo (“ten and eight”). Compare Italian diciotto.


vérdo

vérdo (feminine singular vérda, masculine plural vérdi, feminine plural vérde)

vérda (feminine singular)
vérdi (masculine plural)
vérde (feminine plural)

From Vulgar Latin virdis, syncopated from Classical Latin viridis. Compare Italian verde.


łagunar

łagunar (feminine singular łagunara, masculine plural łagunari, feminine plural łagunare)

łagunara (feminine singular)
łagunari (masculine plural)
łagunare (feminine plural)


àrabo

àrabo (feminine singular àraba, masculine plural àrabi, feminine plural àrabe)

àraba (feminine singular)
àrabi (masculine plural)
àrabe (feminine plural)


łagunare

łagunare m or f (masculine and feminine plural łagunari)


merican

merican (feminine singular mericana, masculine plural mericani, feminine plural mericane)

mericana (feminine singular)
mericani (masculine plural)
mericane (feminine plural)


arsìo

arsìo (feminine singular arsìa, masculine plural arsìi, feminine plural arsìe)

arsìa (feminine singular)
arsìi (masculine plural)
arsìe (feminine plural)


ardìo

ardìo (feminine singular ardìa, masculine plural ardìi, feminine plural ardìe)

ardìa (feminine singular)
ardìi (masculine plural)
ardìe (feminine plural)


benvegnuo

benvegnuo (feminine singular benvegnua, masculine plural benvegnui, feminine plural benvegnue)

benvegnua (feminine singular)
benvegnui (masculine plural)
benvegnue (feminine plural)

From Vulgar Latin *bene venūtus, equivalent to ben (“well”) + vegnuo (“come”, past participle of vegner).

af

past participle of <i class="Latn mention" lang="vec">vegner</i>


asurdo

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asurdo (feminine singular asurda, masculine plural asurdi, feminine plural asurde)

asurda (feminine singular)
asurdi (masculine plural)
asurde (feminine plural)


african

african (feminine singular africana, masculine plural africani, feminine plural africane)

africana (feminine singular)
africani (masculine plural)
africane (feminine plural)


prinsipałe

prinsipałe m or f (masculine and feminine plural prinsipałi)


esensiałe

esensiałe m or f (masculine and feminine plural esensiałi)


cołaboradivo

cołaboradivo (feminine singular cołaboradiva, masculine plural cołaboradivi, feminine plural cołaboradive)

cołaboradiva (feminine singular)
cołaboradivi (masculine plural)
cołaboradive (feminine plural)


chìmego

chìmego (feminine singular chìmega, masculine plural chìmegi, feminine plural chìmeghe)

chìmega (feminine singular)
chìmegi (masculine plural)
chìmeghe (feminine plural)


secołare

secołare m or f (masculine and feminine plural secołari)


bałéngo

bałéngo (feminine singular bałénga, masculine plural bałéngi, feminine plural bałénge)

bałénga (feminine singular)
bałéngi (masculine plural)
bałénge (feminine plural)


bazxoto

bazxoto (feminine singular bazxota, masculine plural bazxoti, feminine plural bazxote)

bazxota (feminine singular)
bazxoti (masculine plural)
bazxote (feminine plural)


benedéto

benedéto (feminine singular benedéta, masculine plural benedéti, feminine plural benedéte)

benedéta (feminine singular)
benedéti (masculine plural)
benedéte (feminine plural)


beło

beło (feminine singular beła, masculine plural bełi, feminine plural bełe)

beła (feminine singular)
bełi (masculine plural)
bełe (feminine plural)


mójo

mójo (feminine singular mója, masculine plural móji, feminine plural móje)

mója (feminine singular)
móji (masculine plural)
móje (feminine plural)


bioto

bioto (feminine singular biota, masculine plural bioti, feminine plural biote)

biota (feminine singular)
bioti (masculine plural)
biote (feminine plural)


bixesto

bixesto (feminine singular bixesta, masculine plural bixesti, feminine plural bixeste)

bixesta (feminine singular)
bixesti (masculine plural)
bixeste (feminine plural)


selvadego

selvadego (feminine singular selvadega, masculine plural selvadegi, feminine plural selvadeghe)

selvadega (feminine singular)
selvadegi (masculine plural)
selvadeghe (feminine plural)


bonorivo

bonorivo (feminine singular bonoriva, masculine plural bonorivi, feminine plural bonorive)

bonoriva (feminine singular)
bonorivi (masculine plural)
bonorive (feminine plural)


bónboło

bónboło (feminine singular bónboła, masculine plural bónbołi, feminine plural bónbołe)

bónboła (feminine singular)
bónbołi (masculine plural)
bónbołe (feminine plural)


bónbo

bónbo (feminine singular bónba, masculine plural bónbi, feminine plural bónbe)

bónba (feminine singular)
bónbi (masculine plural)
bónbe (feminine plural)


axiatico

axiatico (feminine singular axiatica, masculine plural axiatici, feminine plural axiatiche)

axiatica (feminine singular)
axiatici (masculine plural)
axiatiche (feminine plural)


carbònico

carbònico (feminine singular carbònica, masculine plural carbònici, feminine plural carbòniche)

carbònica (feminine singular)
carbònici (masculine plural)
carbòniche (feminine plural)


matemàtego

matemàtego (feminine singular matemàtega, masculine plural matemàtegi, feminine plural matemàteghe)

matemàtega (feminine singular)
matemàtegi (masculine plural)
matemàteghe (feminine plural)


venessian

venessian (feminine singular venessiana, masculine plural venessiani, feminine plural venessiane)

venessiana (feminine singular)
venessiani (masculine plural)
venessiane (feminine plural)


biavo

biavo (feminine singular biava, masculine plural biavi, feminine plural biave)

biava (feminine singular)
biavi (masculine plural)
biave (feminine plural)


xało

xało (feminine singular xała, masculine plural xałi, feminine plural xałe)

xała (feminine singular)
xałi (masculine plural)
xałe (feminine plural)

Ultimately from Latin galbinus, probably through the intermediate of a Gallo-Romance language. Compare Italian giallo (from Old French jalne), Friulian zâl, Istriot zalo, Sicilian giallu.


vissin

vissin (feminine singular vissina, masculine plural vissini, feminine plural vissine)

vissina (feminine singular)
vissini (masculine plural)
vissine (feminine plural)


łatente

łatente m or f (masculine and feminine plural łatenti)


solfòrico

solfòrico (feminine singular solfòrica, masculine plural solfòrici, feminine plural solfòriche)

solfòrica (feminine singular)
solfòrici (masculine plural)
solfòriche (feminine plural)

(inorganic chemistry) sulfuric / sulphuric


spesifego

spesifego (feminine singular spesifega, masculine plural spesifegi, feminine plural spesifeghe)

spesifega (feminine singular)
spesifegi (masculine plural)
spesifeghe (feminine plural)


picenin

picenin (feminine singular picenina, masculine plural picenini, feminine plural picenine)

picenina (feminine singular)
picenini (masculine plural)
picenine (feminine plural)


chìmico

chìmico (feminine singular chìmica, masculine plural chìmici, feminine plural chìmice)

chìmica (feminine singular)
chìmici (masculine plural)
chìmice (feminine plural)


ciaro

ciaro (feminine singular ciara, masculine plural ciari, feminine plural ciare)

ciara (feminine singular)
ciari (masculine plural)
ciare (feminine plural)

From Latin clārus. Compare Italian chiaro.


turìstego

turìstego (feminine singular turìstega, masculine plural turìstegi, feminine plural turìsteghe)

turìstega (feminine singular)
turìstegi (masculine plural)
turìsteghe (feminine plural)


clàsico

clàsico (feminine singular clàsica, masculine plural clàsici, feminine plural clàsiche)

clàsica (feminine singular)
clàsici (masculine plural)
clàsiche (feminine plural)


çerebrałe

çerebrałe m or f (masculine and feminine plural çerebrałi)


picoło

picoło (feminine singular picoła, masculine plural picołi, feminine plural picołe)

picoła (feminine singular)
picołi (masculine plural)
picołe (feminine plural)


sièntifego

sièntifego (feminine singular sièntifega, masculine plural sièntifeghi, feminine plural sièntifeghe)

sièntifega (feminine singular)
sièntifeghi (masculine plural)
sièntifeghe (feminine plural)


popołoxo

popołoxo (feminine singular popołoxa, masculine plural popołoxi, feminine plural popołoxe)

popołoxa (feminine singular)
popołoxi (masculine plural)
popołoxe (feminine plural)


fìxico

fìxico (feminine singular fìxica, masculine plural fìxichi, feminine plural fìxiche)

fìxica (feminine singular)
fìxichi (masculine plural)
fìxiche (feminine plural)


muxicałe

muxicałe m or f (masculine and feminine plural muxicałi)


enformàdego

enformàdego (feminine singular enformàdega, masculine plural enformàdeghi, feminine plural enformàdeghe)

enformàdega (feminine singular)
enformàdeghi (masculine plural)
enformàdeghe (feminine plural)


quatòrdexe

From Latin quattuordecim. Compare Italian quattordici.


quìndexe

From Latin quīndecim. Compare Italian quindici.


dixisete

From Latin decem et septem (“ten and seven”). Compare Italian diciassette.


diéxe

From Latin decem; compare Italian dieci.


aministrativo

aministrativo (feminine singular aministrativa, masculine plural aministrativi, feminine plural aministrative)

aministrativa (feminine singular)
aministrativi (masculine plural)
aministrative (feminine plural)


anpio

anpio (feminine singular anpia, masculine plural anpi, feminine plural anpie)

anpia (feminine singular)
anpi (masculine plural)
anpie (feminine plural)


bełunexe

bełunexe m or f (masculine and feminine plural bełunexi)

Of or relating to Belluno or the Belluno people


baléngo

baléngo (feminine singular balénga, masculine plural balénghi, feminine plural balénghe)

balénga (feminine singular)
balénghi (masculine plural)
balénghe (feminine plural)


venesiano

venesiano (feminine singular venesiana, masculine plural venesiani, feminine plural venesiane)

venesiana (feminine singular)
venesiani (masculine plural)
venesiane (feminine plural)


vegro

vegro (feminine singular vegra, masculine plural vegri, feminine plural vegre)

vegra (feminine singular)
vegri (masculine plural)
vegre (feminine plural)


vecio

vecio (feminine singular vecia, masculine plural veci, feminine plural vecie)

vecia (feminine singular)
veci (masculine plural)
vecie (feminine plural)

Inherited from Late Latin veclus, from Latin vetulus. Compare Italian vecchio.


ufiçiale

ufiçiale m or f (masculine and feminine plural ufiçiali)


tantisimo

tantisimo (feminine singular tantisima, masculine plural tantisimi, feminine plural tantisime)

tantisima (feminine singular)
tantisimi (masculine plural)
tantisime (feminine plural)


trevixano

trevixano (feminine singular trevixana, masculine plural trevixani, feminine plural trevixane)

trevixana (feminine singular)
trevixani (masculine plural)
trevixane (feminine plural)


stéso

stéso (feminine singular stésa, masculine plural stési, feminine plural stése)

stésa (feminine singular)
stési (masculine plural)
stése (feminine plural)


siłabico

siłabico (feminine singular siłabica, masculine plural siłabici, feminine plural siłabiche)

siłabica (feminine singular)
siłabici (masculine plural)
siłabiche (feminine plural)


fasista

fasista (feminine singular fasista, masculine plural fasisti, feminine plural fasiste)

fasista (feminine singular)
fasisti (masculine plural)
fasiste (feminine plural)


osidentale

ossidentale m or f (masculine and feminine plural ossidentali)

ossidentale (canonical feminine masculine)
ossidentali (feminine masculine plural)


gramaticale

gramaticale m or f (masculine and feminine plural gramaticali)


inposto

inposto (feminine singular inposta, masculine plural inposti, feminine plural inposte)

inposta (feminine singular)
inposti (masculine plural)
inposte (feminine plural)


nisuno

nisuno (feminine singular nisuna, masculine plural nisuni, feminine plural nisune)

nisuna (feminine singular)
nisuni (masculine plural)
nisune (feminine plural)


disete

Alternative form of dixisete (“seventeenth”)


dódexe

From Latin duodecim. Compare Italian dodici.


trédexe

From Latin trēdecim. Compare Italian tredici.


sédexe

From Latin sedecim. Compare Italian sedici.


nóvo

nóvo (feminine singular nóva, masculine plural nuvi, feminine plural nóve)

nóva (feminine singular)
nuvi (masculine plural)
nóve (feminine plural)

From Latin novus. Compare Italian nuovo.


néto

néto (feminine singular néta, masculine plural niti, feminine plural néte)

néta (feminine singular)
niti (masculine plural)
néte (feminine plural)

From Vulgar Latin *nittus (compare Italian netto), from classical Latin nitidus.


cruo

cruo (feminine singular crua, masculine plural crui, feminine plural crue)

crua (feminine singular)
crui (masculine plural)
crue (feminine plural)

From Latin crudus. Compare Italian crudo.


łarghìsimo

łarghìsimo (feminine singular łarghìsima, masculine plural łarghìsimi, feminine plural łarghìsime)

łarghìsima (feminine singular)
łarghìsimi (masculine plural)
łarghìsime (feminine plural)


łargo

łargo (feminine singular łarga, masculine plural łarghi, feminine plural łarghe)

łarga (feminine singular)
łarghi (masculine plural)
łarghe (feminine plural)

From Latin largus. Compare Italian largo.


dégno

dégno (feminine singular dégna, masculine plural digni, feminine plural dégne)

dégna (feminine singular)
digni (masculine plural)
dégne (feminine plural)


conpagno

conpagno (feminine singular conpagna, masculine plural conpagni, feminine plural conpagne)

conpagna (feminine singular)
conpagni (masculine plural)
conpagne (feminine plural)


comerciale

comerciale m or f (masculine and feminine plural comerciali)


statunitènse

statunitènse m or f (masculine and feminine plural statunitènsi)

statunitènsi (feminine masculine plural)


conpleso

conpleso (feminine singular conplesa, masculine plural conplesi, feminine plural conplese)

conplesa (feminine singular)
conplesi (masculine plural)
conplese (feminine plural)


giogràfego

giogràfego (feminine singular giogràfega, masculine plural giogràfeghi, feminine plural giogràfeghe)

giogràfega (feminine singular)
giogràfeghi (masculine plural)
giogràfeghe (feminine plural)


vegetałe

vegetałe m or f (masculine and feminine plural vegetałi)


fiłoxofico

fiłoxofico (feminine singular fiłoxofica, masculine plural fiłoxofici, feminine plural fiłoxofiche)

fiłoxofica (feminine singular)
fiłoxofici (masculine plural)
fiłoxofiche (feminine plural)


póco

póco (feminine singular póca, masculine plural puchi, feminine plural póche)

póca (feminine singular)
puchi (masculine plural)
póche (feminine plural)


iconografego

iconografego (feminine singular iconografega, masculine plural iconografeghi, feminine plural iconografeghe)

iconografega (feminine singular)
iconografeghi (masculine plural)
iconografeghe (feminine plural)


dogałe

dogałe m or f (masculine and feminine plural dogałi)


dólso

dólso (feminine singular dólsa, masculine plural dulsi, feminine plural dólse)

dólsa (feminine singular)
dulsi (masculine plural)
dólse (feminine plural)

From Latin dulcem. Compare Italian dolce.


dóveno

dóveno (feminine singular dóvena, masculine plural dóveni, feminine plural dóvene)

dóvena (feminine singular)
dóveni (masculine plural)
dóvene (feminine plural)


érto

érto (feminine singular érta, masculine plural érti, feminine plural érte)

érta (feminine singular)
érti (masculine plural)
érte (feminine plural)


ebrèo

ebrèo (feminine singular ebrèa, masculine plural ebrèi, feminine plural ebrèe)

ebrèa (feminine singular)
ebrèi (masculine plural)
ebrèe (feminine plural)


drito

drito (feminine singular drita, masculine plural driti, feminine plural drite)

drita (feminine singular)
driti (masculine plural)
drite (feminine plural)


drio

From Early Venetan dredo, from Late Latin dē retrō. Compare Italian dietro, Istriot dreîo.


todesco

todesco (feminine singular todesca, masculine plural todeschi, feminine plural todesche)

todesca (feminine singular)
todeschi (masculine plural)
todesche (feminine plural)

From Medieval Latin or Late Latin theodiscus, from a Germanic language, from Proto-Germanic *þiudiskaz (“of the people, popular, vernacular”), from *þeudō (“people”) + *-iskaz (“-ish, -ic, -al”). Cognates include Italian tedesco, German deutsch, teutsch (obsolete spelling), German Low German düütsch, Saterland Frisian düütsk, Yiddish דײַטש (daytsh), דײַטשיש (daytshish), Icelandic þýskur, þýzkur (older spelling), Faroese týskur, Danish tysk, Norwegian Bokmål tysk, Norwegian Nynorsk tysk, Swedish tysk.


difarente

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difarente m or f (masculine and feminine plural difarenti)


famóxo

famóxo (feminine singular famóxa, masculine plural famóxi, feminine plural famóxe)

famóxa (feminine singular)
famóxi (masculine plural)
famóxe (feminine plural)


fàsile

fàsile m or f (masculine and feminine plural fàsili)


grandìsimo

grandìsimo (feminine singular grandìsima, masculine plural grandìsimi, feminine plural grandìsime)

grandìsima (feminine singular)
grandìsimi (masculine plural)
grandìsime (feminine plural)

largest, tallest, highest, widest, deepest, greatest

very large, tall, high, wide, deep, great


inglexe

inglexeo (feminine singular inglexea, masculine plural inglexei, feminine plural inglexee)

inglexeo (canonical)
inglexea (feminine singular)
inglexei (masculine plural)
inglexee (feminine plural)


ingrexe

ingrexeo (feminine singular ingrexea, masculine plural ingrexei, feminine plural ingrexee)

ingrexeo (canonical)
ingrexea (feminine singular)
ingrexei (masculine plural)
ingrexee (feminine plural)


internasionałe

internasionałe m or f (masculine and feminine plural internasionałi)

internasionałi (feminine masculine plural)


istéso

istéso (feminine singular istésa, masculine plural istési, feminine plural istése)

istésa (feminine singular)
istési (masculine plural)
istése (feminine plural)


fàsiłe

fàsiłe m or f (masculine and feminine plural fàsiłi)


desixo

desixo (feminine singular desixa, masculine plural desixi, feminine plural desixe)

desixa (feminine singular)
desixi (masculine plural)
desixe (feminine plural)


leterario

leterario (feminine singular leteraria, masculine plural leterari, feminine plural leterarie)

leteraria (feminine singular)
leterari (masculine plural)
leterarie (feminine plural)


istrian

istrian (feminine singular istriana, masculine plural istriani, feminine plural istriane)

istriana (feminine singular)
istriani (masculine plural)
istriane (feminine plural)


łìbaro

łìbaro (feminine singular łìbara, masculine plural łìbari, feminine plural łìbare)

łìbara (feminine singular)
łìbari (masculine plural)
łìbare (feminine plural)

From Latin līber, līberum, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁lewdʰ- (“people”). Compare Italian libero.


mejo

From Latin melius, from melior. Compare Italian meglio.


picinin

picinin (feminine singular picinina, masculine plural picinini, feminine plural picinine)

picinina (feminine singular)
picinini (masculine plural)
picinine (feminine plural)


padoan

padoan (feminine singular padoana, masculine plural padoani, feminine plural padoane)

padoana (feminine singular)
padoani (masculine plural)
padoane (feminine plural)


parlado

parlado (feminine singular parlada, masculine plural parladi, feminine plural parlade)

parlada (feminine singular)
parladi (masculine plural)
parlade (feminine plural)


senpliçe

senpliçe m or f (masculine and feminine plural senpliçi)


połexan

połexan (feminine singular połexana, masculine plural połexani, feminine plural połexane)

połexana (feminine singular)
połexani (masculine plural)
połexane (feminine plural)


rejonale

rejonale m or f (masculine and feminine plural rejonali)


prinsipale

prinsipale m or f (masculine and feminine plural prinsipali)


portoghexe

portoghexe m or f (masculine and feminine plural portoghexi)


resente

resente m or f (masculine and feminine plural resenti)


reçente

reçente m or f (masculine and feminine plural reçenti)


riconosùo

riconosùo (feminine singular riconosùa, masculine plural riconosùi, feminine plural riconosùe)

riconosùa (feminine singular)
riconosùi (masculine plural)
riconosùe (feminine plural)


sielto

sielto (feminine singular sielta, masculine plural sielti, feminine plural sielte)

sielta (feminine singular)
sielti (masculine plural)
sielte (feminine plural)


scrito

scrito (feminine singular scrita, masculine plural scriti, feminine plural scrite)

scrita (feminine singular)
scriti (masculine plural)
scrite (feminine plural)

From Latin scrīptus. Compare Italian scritto.


sientifico

sientifico (feminine singular sientifica, masculine plural sientifici, feminine plural sientifiche)

sientifica (feminine singular)
sientifici (masculine plural)
sientifiche (feminine plural)


ufiçiałe

ufiçiałe m or f (masculine and feminine plural ufiçiałi)


volgar

volgare m or f (masculine and feminine plural volgari)

volgare (canonical feminine masculine)
volgari (feminine masculine plural)


vixentin

vixentin (feminine singular vixentina, masculine plural vixentini, feminine plural vixentine)

vixentina (feminine singular)
vixentini (masculine plural)
vixentine (feminine plural)


veronéxe

veronéxe m or f (masculine and feminine plural veronéxi)


provensal

provensal (feminine singular provensala, masculine plural provensali, feminine plural provensale)

provensala (feminine singular)
provensali (masculine plural)
provensale (feminine plural)


xenerałe

xenerałe m or f (masculine and feminine plural xenerałi)


ùltimo

ùltimo (feminine singular ùltima, masculine plural ùltimi, feminine plural ùltime)

ùltima (feminine singular)
ùltimi (masculine plural)
ùltime (feminine plural)


çiviłe

çiviłe m or f (masculine and feminine plural çiviłi)


integrałe

integrałe m or f (masculine and feminine plural integrałi)


çerto

çerto (feminine singular çerta, masculine plural çerti, feminine plural çerte)

çerta (feminine singular)
çerti (masculine plural)
çerte (feminine plural)


intiéro

intiéro (feminine singular intiéra, masculine plural intiéri, feminine plural intiére)

intiéra (feminine singular)
intiéri (masculine plural)
intiére (feminine plural)


setentrional

setentrionale m or f (masculine and feminine plural setentrionali)

setentrionale (canonical feminine masculine)
setentrionali (feminine masculine plural)

Borrowed from Latin septentrionalis. Compare Italian settentrionale.


ùtiłe

ùtiłe m or f (masculine and feminine plural ùtiłi)


invełenà

invełenà (feminine singular invełena, masculine plural invełenài, feminine plural invełenàe)

invełena (feminine singular)
invełenài (masculine plural)
invełenàe (feminine plural)


regołar

regołare m or f (masculine and feminine plural regołari)

regołare (canonical feminine masculine)
regołari (feminine masculine plural)


adiaxente

adiaxente m or f (masculine and feminine plural adiaxenti)

adjoining, neighbouring, adjacent, next (to)


aquitrinoso

aquitrinoso (feminine singular aquitrinosa, masculine plural aquitrinosi, feminine plural aquitrinose)

aquitrinosa (feminine singular)
aquitrinosi (masculine plural)
aquitrinose (feminine plural)


agiuntivo

agiuntivo (feminine singular agiuntiva, masculine plural agiuntivi, feminine plural agiuntive)

agiuntiva (feminine singular)
agiuntivi (masculine plural)
agiuntive (feminine plural)


iregołar

iregołare m or f (masculine and feminine plural iregołari)

iregołare (canonical feminine masculine)
iregołari (feminine masculine plural)

From in- + regołar; compare Italian irregolare.


sentral

sentralo (feminine singular sentrala, masculine plural sentrali, feminine plural sentrale)

sentralo (canonical)
sentrala (feminine singular)
sentrali (masculine plural)
sentrale (feminine plural)


inùtiłe

inùtiłe m or f (masculine and feminine plural inùtiłi)

From in- + ùtiłe; compare Italian inutile.


alfabedego

alfabedego (feminine singular alfabedega, masculine plural alfabedeghi, feminine plural alfabedeghe)

alfabedega (feminine singular)
alfabedeghi (masculine plural)
alfabedeghe (feminine plural)


coesto

coesto (feminine singular coesta, masculine plural coesti, feminine plural coeste)

coesta (feminine singular)
coesti (masculine plural)
coeste (feminine plural)


ciamato

ciamato (feminine singular ciamata, masculine plural ciamati, feminine plural ciamate)

ciamata (feminine singular)
ciamati (masculine plural)
ciamate (feminine plural)


difisie

difisie m or f (masculine and feminine plural difisii)


diplomadego

diplomadego (feminine singular diplomadega, masculine plural diplomadeghi, feminine plural diplomadeghe)

diplomadega (feminine singular)
diplomadeghi (masculine plural)
diplomadeghe (feminine plural)


distruto

distruto (feminine singular distruta, masculine plural distruti, feminine plural distrute)

distruta (feminine singular)
distruti (masculine plural)
distrute (feminine plural)


econòmego

econòmego (feminine singular econòmega, masculine plural econòmeghi, feminine plural econòmeghe)

econòmega (feminine singular)
econòmeghi (masculine plural)
econòmeghe (feminine plural)


diplomatego

diplomatego (feminine singular diplomatega, masculine plural diplomateghi, feminine plural diplomateghe)

diplomatega (feminine singular)
diplomateghi (masculine plural)
diplomateghe (feminine plural)


famùso

famùso (feminine singular famùsa, masculine plural famùsi, feminine plural famùse)

famùsa (feminine singular)
famùsi (masculine plural)
famùse (feminine plural)


espansionistego

espansionistego (feminine singular espansionistega, masculine plural espansionisteghi, feminine plural espansionisteghe)

espansionistega (feminine singular)
espansionisteghi (masculine plural)
espansionisteghe (feminine plural)


francexe

francexe m or f (masculine and feminine plural francexi)


imobiliare

imobiliare m or f (masculine and feminine plural imobiliari)


istitusionale

istitusionale m or f (masculine and feminine plural istitusionali)

istitusionali (feminine masculine plural)


informadego

informadego (feminine singular informadega, masculine plural informadeghi, feminine plural informadeghe)

informadega (feminine singular)
informadeghi (masculine plural)
informadeghe (feminine plural)


masimo

masimo (feminine singular masima, masculine plural masimi, feminine plural masime)

masima (feminine singular)
masimi (masculine plural)
masime (feminine plural)


mijore

mijore m or f (masculine and feminine plural mijori)


mecanico

mecanico (feminine singular mecanica, masculine plural mecanici, feminine plural mecaniche)

mecanica (feminine singular)
mecanici (masculine plural)
mecaniche (feminine plural)


mondiae

mondiae m or f (masculine and feminine plural mondiai)


naturalestego

naturalestego (feminine singular naturalestega, masculine plural naturalesteghi, feminine plural naturalesteghe)

naturalestega (feminine singular)
naturalesteghi (masculine plural)
naturalesteghe (feminine plural)


mondiałe

mondiałe m or f (masculine and feminine plural mondiałi)


notevołe

notevołe m or f (masculine and feminine plural notevołi)


partijano

partijano (feminine singular partijana, masculine plural partijani, feminine plural partijane)

partijana (feminine singular)
partijani (masculine plural)
partijane (feminine plural)


paładiano

paładiano (feminine singular paładiana, masculine plural paładiani, feminine plural paładiane)

paładiana (feminine singular)
paładiani (masculine plural)
paładiane (feminine plural)


popołare

popołare m or f (masculine and feminine plural popołari)


prexente

prexente m or f (masculine and feminine plural prexenti)


piato

piato (feminine singular piata, masculine plural piati, feminine plural piate)

piata (feminine singular)
piati (masculine plural)
piate (feminine plural)

Compare Greek πιάτο (piáto) and Italian piatto


prodoto

prodoto (feminine singular prodota, masculine plural prodoti, feminine plural prodote)

prodota (feminine singular)
prodoti (masculine plural)
prodote (feminine plural)


ricòperto

ricòperto (feminine singular ricòperta, masculine plural ricòperti, feminine plural ricòperte)

ricòperta (feminine singular)
ricòperti (masculine plural)
ricòperte (feminine plural)


proteto

proteto (feminine singular proteta, masculine plural proteti, feminine plural protete)

proteta (feminine singular)
proteti (masculine plural)
protete (feminine plural)


grixo

grixo (feminine singular grixa, masculine plural grixi, feminine plural grixe)

grixa (feminine singular)
grixi (masculine plural)
grixe (feminine plural)

→ Greek: γκρίζος (gkrízos)

Old French or Occitan, both from Frankish *gris, from Proto-Germanic *grēwaz (“grey”), from Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰreh₁- (“to green, to grow”).
Akin to Old High German grīs (German greis) and grāo, Old English grǣġ (English grey, gray) and grīs, Old Norse grār, Italian grigio.


sotomeso

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sotomeso (feminine singular sotomesa, masculine plural sotomesi, feminine plural sotomese)

sotomesa (feminine singular)
sotomesi (masculine plural)
sotomese (feminine plural)


tranquiło

tranquiło (feminine singular tranquiła, masculine plural tranquiłi, feminine plural tranquiłe)

tranquiła (feminine singular)
tranquiłi (masculine plural)
tranquiłe (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin tranquillus. Compare Italian tranquillo.


storego

storego (feminine singular storega, masculine plural storeghi, feminine plural storeghe)

storega (feminine singular)
storeghi (masculine plural)
storeghe (feminine plural)


tranquio

tranquio (feminine singular tranquia, masculine plural tranquii, feminine plural tranquie)

tranquia (feminine singular)
tranquii (masculine plural)
tranquie (feminine plural)


łatin

łatin (feminine singular łatina, masculine plural łatini, feminine plural łatine)

łatina (feminine singular)
łatini (masculine plural)
łatine (feminine plural)


łegałe

łegałe m or f (masculine and feminine plural łegałi)

Borrowed from Latin lēgālis. See also łeałe.


łexièro

łexièro (feminine singular łexièra, masculine plural łexièri, feminine plural łexière)

łexièra (feminine singular)
łexièri (masculine plural)
łexière (feminine plural)


xovane

xovane m or f (masculine and feminine plural xovani)

From Latin iuvenem, juvenem, accusative of iuvenis, from Proto-Italic *juwenis, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂yuh₁en-. Compare Italian giovane.


łóngo

łóngo (feminine singular łónga, masculine plural łónghi, feminine plural łónghe)

łónga (feminine singular)
łónghi (masculine plural)
łónghe (feminine plural)


łontan

łontan (feminine singular łontana, masculine plural łontani, feminine plural łontane)

łontana (feminine singular)
łontani (masculine plural)
łontane (feminine plural)


łustro

łustro (feminine singular łustra, masculine plural łustri, feminine plural łustre)

łustra (feminine singular)
łustri (masculine plural)
łustre (feminine plural)


łustrìsimo

łustrìsimo (feminine singular łustrìsima, masculine plural łustrìsimi, feminine plural łustrìsime)

łustrìsima (feminine singular)
łustrìsimi (masculine plural)
łustrìsime (feminine plural)


aliegro

aliegro (feminine singular aliegra, masculine plural aliegri, feminine plural aliegre)

aliegra (feminine singular)
aliegri (masculine plural)
aliegre (feminine plural)


bauco

bauco (feminine singular bauca, masculine plural bauchi, feminine plural bauche)

bauca (feminine singular)
bauchi (masculine plural)
bauche (feminine plural)


colognéxe

colognéxe m or f (masculine and feminine plural colognéxi)


colognese

colognese m or f (masculine and feminine plural colognesi)


ciòso

ciòso (feminine singular ciòsa, masculine plural ciòsi, feminine plural ciòse)

ciòsa (feminine singular)
ciòsi (masculine plural)
ciòse (feminine plural)


franzese

franzese m or f (masculine and feminine plural franzesi)


indrìo

indrìo (feminine singular indrìa, masculine plural indrìi, feminine plural indrìe)

indrìa (feminine singular)
indrìi (masculine plural)
indrìe (feminine plural)


fransexe

fransexe m or f (masculine and feminine plural fransexi)

Borrowed from Old French franceis. Equivalent to Fransa + -exe.


guałivo

guałivo (feminine singular guałiva, masculine plural guałivi, feminine plural guałive)

guałiva (feminine singular)
guałivi (masculine plural)
guałive (feminine plural)

Probably from a Vulgar Latin *aequalīvus, from Latin aequālis. Compare Romansch guliv, gualiv, Friulian vualîf.


pavan

pavan (feminine singular pavana, masculine plural pavani, feminine plural pavane)

pavana (feminine singular)
pavani (masculine plural)
pavane (feminine plural)


sputin

sputin (feminine singular sputina, masculine plural sputini, feminine plural sputine)

sputina (feminine singular)
sputini (masculine plural)
sputine (feminine plural)


àscaro

àscaro (feminine singular àscara, masculine plural àscari, feminine plural àscare)

àscara (feminine singular)
àscari (masculine plural)
àscare (feminine plural)


anbivałente

anbivałente m or f (masculine and feminine plural anbivałenti)


anuale

anuale m or f (masculine and feminine plural anuali)


altretanto

altretanto (feminine singular altretanta, masculine plural altretanti, feminine plural altretante)

altretanta (feminine singular)
altretanti (masculine plural)
altretante (feminine plural)


ansiano

ansiano (feminine singular ansiana, masculine plural ansiani, feminine plural ansiane)

ansiana (feminine singular)
ansiani (masculine plural)
ansiane (feminine plural)


mascio

mascio (feminine singular mascia, masculine plural mascii, feminine plural mascie)

mascia (feminine singular)
mascii (masculine plural)
mascie (feminine plural)

From Vulgar Latin masclus, from Latin masculus. Compare Italian maschio.


apartegnente

apartegnente m or f (masculine and feminine plural apartegnenti)

apartegnenti (feminine masculine plural)


maùro

maùro (feminine singular maùra, masculine plural maùri, feminine plural maùre)

maùra (feminine singular)
maùri (masculine plural)
maùre (feminine plural)


aprofondìo

aprofondìo (feminine singular aprofondìa, masculine plural aprofondìi, feminine plural aprofondìe)

aprofondìa (feminine singular)
aprofondìi (masculine plural)
aprofondìe (feminine plural)


asoluto

asoluto (feminine singular asoluta, masculine plural asoluti, feminine plural asolute)

asoluta (feminine singular)
asoluti (masculine plural)
asolute (feminine plural)


asistìo

asistìo (feminine singular asistìa, masculine plural asistìi, feminine plural asistìe)

asistìa (feminine singular)
asistìi (masculine plural)
asistìe (feminine plural)


miłitar

miłitar(e) m or f (masculine and feminine plural miłitari)


moło

moło (feminine singular moła, masculine plural mołi, feminine plural mołe)

moła (feminine singular)
mołi (masculine plural)
mołe (feminine plural)

From Latin mollis. Compare Italian molle, Sicilian moddu.


nùvoło

nùvoło (feminine singular nùvoła, masculine plural nùvołi, feminine plural nùvołe)

nùvoła (feminine singular)
nùvołi (masculine plural)
nùvołe (feminine plural)

From Latin nūbilum, noun use of the neuter of the adjective nūbilus (“cloudy”), from Latin nūbēs.


ónto

ónto (feminine singular ónta, masculine plural ónti, feminine plural ónte)

ónta (feminine singular)
ónti (masculine plural)
ónte (feminine plural)


pasùo

pasùo (feminine singular pasùa, masculine plural pasùi, feminine plural pasùe)

pasùa (feminine singular)
pasùi (masculine plural)
pasùe (feminine plural)


personałe

personałe m or f (masculine and feminine plural personałi)


obietivo

obietivo (feminine singular obietiva, masculine plural obietivi, feminine plural obietive)

obietiva (feminine singular)
obietivi (masculine plural)
obietive (feminine plural)


pòvaro

pòvaro (feminine singular pòvara, masculine plural pòvari, feminine plural pòvare)

pòvara (feminine singular)
pòvari (masculine plural)
pòvare (feminine plural)


prónto

prónto (feminine singular prónta, masculine plural prónti, feminine plural prónte)

prónta (feminine singular)
prónti (masculine plural)
prónte (feminine plural)


quało

quało (feminine singular quała, masculine plural quałi, feminine plural quałe)

quała (feminine singular)
quałi (masculine plural)
quałe (feminine plural)

From Latin quālis. Compare Italian quale.


rùspio

rùspio (feminine singular rùspia, masculine plural rùspi, feminine plural rùspie)

rùspia (feminine singular)
rùspi (masculine plural)
rùspie (feminine plural)


rostìo

rostìo (feminine singular rostìa, masculine plural rostìi, feminine plural rostìe)

rostìa (feminine singular)
rostìi (masculine plural)
rostìe (feminine plural)


róso

róso (feminine singular rósa, masculine plural rósi, feminine plural róse)

rósa (feminine singular)
rósi (masculine plural)
róse (feminine plural)

From Latin russus. Compare Italian rosso.


rùxene

rùxene m or f (masculine and feminine plural rùxeni)

From Latin aerūgō, aerūginem (“copper rust”).


rùstego

rùstego (feminine singular rùstega, masculine plural rùsteghi, feminine plural rùsteghe)

rùstega (feminine singular)
rùsteghi (masculine plural)
rùsteghe (feminine plural)


sbuxo

sbuxo (feminine singular sbuxa, masculine plural sbuxi, feminine plural sbuxe)

sbuxa (feminine singular)
sbuxi (masculine plural)
sbuxe (feminine plural)


scéto

scéto (feminine singular scéta, masculine plural scéti, feminine plural scéte)

scéta (feminine singular)
scéti (masculine plural)
scéte (feminine plural)


scónto

scónto (feminine singular scónta, masculine plural scónti, feminine plural scónte)

scónta (feminine singular)
scónti (masculine plural)
scónte (feminine plural)

Past participle of scóndar; cf. Latin absconditus, absconsus. Compare Italian ascoso.


tajà

tajào (feminine singular tajàa, masculine plural tajài, feminine plural tajàe)

tajào (canonical)
tajàa (feminine singular)
tajài (masculine plural)
tajàe (feminine plural)


séco

séco (feminine singular séca, masculine plural séchi, feminine plural séche)

séca (feminine singular)
séchi (masculine plural)
séche (feminine plural)


evanesente

evanesente m or f (masculine and feminine plural evanesenti)


sgajo

sgajo (feminine singular sgaja, masculine plural sgaji, feminine plural sgaje)

sgaja (feminine singular)
sgaji (masculine plural)
sgaje (feminine plural)


sloso

sloso (feminine singular slosa, masculine plural slosi, feminine plural slose)

slosa (feminine singular)
slosi (masculine plural)
slose (feminine plural)


sgrendenà

sgrendenà (feminine singular sgrendenà, masculine plural sgrendenài, feminine plural sgrendenàe)

sgrendenà (feminine singular)
sgrendenài (masculine plural)
sgrendenàe (feminine plural)


sioco

sioco (feminine singular sioca, masculine plural siochi, feminine plural sioche)

sioca (feminine singular)
siochi (masculine plural)
sioche (feminine plural)


smagrìo

smagrìo (feminine singular smagrìa, masculine plural smagrìi, feminine plural smagrìe)

smagrìa (feminine singular)
smagrìi (masculine plural)
smagrìe (feminine plural)


siapo

siapo (feminine singular siapa, masculine plural siapi, feminine plural siape)

siapa (feminine singular)
siapi (masculine plural)
siape (feminine plural)


tenico

tenico (feminine singular tenica, masculine plural tenici, feminine plural teniche)

tenica (feminine singular)
tenici (masculine plural)
teniche (feminine plural)


sgiónfo

sgiónfo (feminine singular sgiónfa, masculine plural sgiónfi, feminine plural sgiónfe)

sgiónfa (feminine singular)
sgiónfi (masculine plural)
sgiónfe (feminine plural)


soło

soło (feminine singular soła, masculine plural sołi, feminine plural sołe)

soła (feminine singular)
sołi (masculine plural)
sołe (feminine plural)


springo

springo (feminine singular springa, masculine plural springhi, feminine plural springhe)

springa (feminine singular)
springhi (masculine plural)
springhe (feminine plural)


spórco

spórco (feminine singular spórca, masculine plural spórchi, feminine plural spórche)

spórca (feminine singular)
spórchi (masculine plural)
spórche (feminine plural)

From Latin spurcus. Compare Italian sporco.


straco

straco (feminine singular straca, masculine plural strachi, feminine plural strache)

straca (feminine singular)
strachi (masculine plural)
strache (feminine plural)


straocio

stracio (feminine singular stracia, masculine plural stracii, feminine plural stracie)

stracio (canonical)
stracia (feminine singular)
stracii (masculine plural)
stracie (feminine plural)


stréto

stréto (feminine singular stréta, masculine plural stréti, feminine plural stréte)

stréta (feminine singular)
stréti (masculine plural)
stréte (feminine plural)
striti (alternative masculine plural)


studià

studià (feminine singular studià, masculine plural studiài, feminine plural studiàe)

studià (feminine singular)
studiài (masculine plural)
studiàe (feminine plural)


svanpìo

svanpìo (feminine singular svanpìa, masculine plural svanpìi, feminine plural svanpìe)

svanpìa (feminine singular)
svanpìi (masculine plural)
svanpìe (feminine plural)


svéjo

svéjo (feminine singular svéja, masculine plural svéji, feminine plural svéje)

svéja (feminine singular)
svéji (masculine plural)
svéje (feminine plural)


tachente

tachente m or f (masculine and feminine plural tachenti)


tivio

tivio (feminine singular tivia, masculine plural tivi, feminine plural tivie)

tivia (feminine singular)
tivi (masculine plural)
tivie (feminine plural)


tórbio

tórbio (feminine singular tórbia, masculine plural tórbi, feminine plural tórbie)

tórbia (feminine singular)
tórbi (masculine plural)
tórbie (feminine plural)


tènaro

tènaro (feminine singular tènara, masculine plural tènari, feminine plural tènare)

tènara (feminine singular)
tènari (masculine plural)
tènare (feminine plural)

From Latin tenerum, accusative of tener. Compare Italian tenero.


tòsego

tòsego (feminine singular tòsega, masculine plural tòseghi, feminine plural tòseghe)

tòsega (feminine singular)
tòseghi (masculine plural)
tòseghe (feminine plural)

From Latin toxicum, from Ancient Greek τοξικόν (toxikón). Compare Italian tossico.


tóndo

tóndo (feminine singular tónda, masculine plural tóndi, feminine plural tónde)

tónda (feminine singular)
tóndi (masculine plural)
tónde (feminine plural)


vecioto

vecioto (feminine singular veciota, masculine plural vecioti, feminine plural veciote)

veciota (feminine singular)
vecioti (masculine plural)
veciote (feminine plural)


vódo

vódo (feminine singular vóda, masculine plural vódi, feminine plural vóde)

vóda (feminine singular)
vódi (masculine plural)
vóde (feminine plural)


lontan

lontana (feminine)
lontan (masculine plural)
lontane (feminine plural)


valesano

valesano (feminine singular valesana, masculine plural valesani, feminine plural valesane)

valesana (feminine singular)
valesani (masculine plural)
valesane (feminine plural)


todésco

Of West Germanic origin, cognate with German deutsch.


grìso

From West Germanic, compare German greis.


comifò

Ultimately from French comme il faut (literally “as must be”). Compare Neapolitan commifò.


narança

Borrowed from Arabic نَارَنْج (nāranj). Compare Italian arancia.


venèdego

venèdega (feminine)
venèdexi (masculine plural)

→? Hungarian: vendég

→ Middle High German: Venēdige, Venēdje

→ German: Venedig (see there for further descendants)

de poi qe açonse en la n(ost)ra terra amamo lo electo, l'amado, lo honorado P(er)o Marignuni lo meso, lo figlol de J. Marignuni lo venedego — et molti anni sia la vita soa —, lo meso de lo signor de li venedisi lo dose, lo honorado et lo vardado, lo nobilissimo, lo grande, lo aleto, lo sapientisimo et parisente P(ero) Çiani

1207–1208, Pactum soldani Alapi, lines 13–14:

after that came to our land the sophisticated, loved, honoured P. Marignuni the messenger, son of J. Marignuni the Venetian—and may his life last many years—the messenger of the lord of the Venetians the Doge, the honoured and well-regarded, the most noble, the great, the sophisticated, the most knowledgeable and eye-catching Pietro Ziani