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#WordTranslationGenderPart of speech
1ato, at, in, for, into, on—Preposition
2abbassa(he/she/it) lowers, (he/she/it) reduces, (you) lower, lower—Verb
3abbassano(they) dim, (they) lower, (they) lower oneself, (they) abase, (they) abase oneself, (they) bring down, (they) cast down, (they) decline, (they) decrease, (they) depress, (they) dip, (they) droop, (they) drop, (they) fail, (they) fall, (they) fold down, (they) go down, (they) humble, (they) press down, (they) pull down, (they) recede, (they) reduce, (they) sink, (they) soften, (they) subside, (they) turn down, (they) weaken, (they) wind down, lower—Verb
4abbassare(to) lower, (to) to lower, (to) to reduce, (to) abase, (to) bring down, (to) decrease, (to) dim, (to) dip, (to) droop, (to) drop, (to) fail, (to) fold down, (to) go down, (to) lower oneself, (to) press down, (to) pull down, (to) reduce, (to) sink, (to) subside, (to) to abase oneself, (to) to bring down, (to) to cast down, (to) to decline, (to) to depress, (to) to dim, (to) to drop, (to) to fall, (to) to go down, (to) to humble, (to) to pull down, (to) to recede, (to) to sink, (to) to soften, (to) turn down, (to) weaken, (to) wind down, abase oneself, cast down, decline, depress, fall, humble, let, lower, recede, soften, write, wrote—Verb
5abbassiamo(we) lower, (we) lower oneself, (we) recede, (we) abase, (we) abase oneself, (we) bring down, (we) cast down, (we) decline, (we) decrease, (we) depress, (we) dim, (we) dip, (we) droop, (we) drop, (we) fail, (we) fall, (we) fold down, (we) go down, (we) humble, (we) press down, (we) pull down, (we) reduce, (we) sink, (we) soften, (we) subside, (we) turn down, (we) weaken, (we) wind down, lower—Verb
6abbastanzaenough, pretty, rather, sufficient—Adverb
7abbiahas, have—Verb
8abbiamo(we) have, (we) have got, do we have, keep, own—Verb
9abbianohave, (they) have—Verb
10abbigliamentoclothing, clothes, dressMasculineNoun
11abiticlothes, (you singular) live, do you live, dresses, stay, suits, wearMasculineNoun
12abito(I) live, suit, dress, item of clothing, stay, three-piece (suit), two-piece (suit)MasculineNoun
13abitualeregular, habitual, frequent, normal, usual—Adjective
14abitualiusual, habitual, normal—Adjective
15abitudinehabit, custom, practiceFeminineNoun
16accende(you) turn on, (he/she/it) turns on, (you) put on, (he/she/it) becomes aroused, (he/she/it) catches (fire), (he/she/it) comes on, (he/she/it) fires, (he/she/it) flames, (he/she/it) flares up, (he/she/it) gets heated, (he/she/it) grows heated, (he/she/it) inflames, (he/she/it) kindles, (he/she/it) lights, (he/she/it) lights up, (he/she/it) opens, (he/she/it) puts on, (he/she/it) raises, (he/she/it) sparks off, (he/she/it) strikes, (he/she/it) switches on, (he/she/it) takes out, (you) become aroused, (you) catch (fire), (you) come on, (you) fire, (you) flame, (you) flare up, (you) get heated, (you) grow heated, (you) inflame, (you) kindle, (you) light, (you) light up, (you) open, (you) raise, (you) spark off, (you) strike, (you) switch on, (you) take out, strike—Verb
17accenderelight, (to) light, (to) turn on, (to) flare up, (to) grow heated, (to) inflame, (to) light up, (to) open, (to) put on, (to) spark off, (to) switch on, (to) to catch (fire), catch (fire), come on, get heated, kindle, put, puts, started, strike, take out—Verb
18accendiamo(we) turn on, (we) strike, (we) light, light, strike—Verb
19accendo(I) turn on, (I) light, (I) light up, (I) strike, light, strike—Verb
20accettano(they) accept, (they) admit, (they) take (on), wear—Verb
21accettate(you) accept, (you) admit, (you) take (on), wear—Verb
22accetti(you) accept, (you) admit, (you) take (on)—Verb
23accordoagreement, deal, accord, arrangement, chord, give, harmony, settlement, understandingMasculineNoun
24acidosour, acidic, acid, harsh, sharp, tartMasculineAdjective
25acquawaterFeminineNoun
26adto, a, in, about, at, each, every, favor, favour, for, per—Preposition
27addiritturaeven—Adverb
28adessonow—Adverb
29adolescenteteenager, adolescent, teenage, teenagers—Noun
30adolescentiteenagers, adolescent, teenager—Noun
31adultiadults, adult, full-grown, grown-up, matureMasculineNoun
32adultoadult, grown-up, matureMasculineNoun
33aereoairplane, aerial, planeMasculineNoun
34aeroplaniairplanes, aircraft, airplaneMasculineNoun
35aeroplanoairplane, aircraftMasculineNoun
36aeroportoairportMasculineNoun
37affaredeal, business, affair, affairs, bargain, contraption, gadget, matter, show, situation, thing, whatsitMasculineNoun
38affaribusiness, deals, affairs, bargainMasculineNoun
39affittare(to) rent, rent out, (to) to rent, (to) hire out, (to) let (out), (to) to rent out, let—Verb
40africaAfricaFeminineProper noun
41aggiunge(he/she/it) adds, (you) add—Verb
42aggiungere(to) add, join, put, puts, throws—Verb
43aggiungi(you) add—Verb
44aggiungo(I) add—Verb
45aggiungono(they) add—Verb
46aglito, to the, for, a, at, each, every, garlic, perMasculinePreposition
47agliogarlicMasculineNoun
48agostoAugustMasculineNoun
49agricolturaagriculture, farmingFeminineNoun
50aito the, at, on, in, toMasculinePreposition
51aiuta(you) help, (he/she/it) helps, (he/she/it) aids—Verb
52aiutare(to) help, (to) to help, (to) help each other, (to) aid, (to) one another, (to) to assist, (to) to facilitate, assist, facilitate—Verb
53aiuto(I) help, (I) help each other, (I) aid, (I) assist, (I) facilitate, (I) one another, assistance, assistantMasculineNoun
54alto the, to, at the, (in)to the, a, at, for, into the, of the, on the, the, with, with theMasculinePreposition
55albadawn, dawning, daybreakFeminineNoun
56albergohotelMasculineNoun
57alberitreesMasculineNoun
58alberotreeMasculineNoun
59alcolalcohol, drank, spiritsMasculineNoun
60alcunaany, a few, anybody, no, nobody, none, someFeminineDeterminer
61alcunesome, a few, noFeminineDeterminer
62alcunisome, a few, certain, any, anybody, no, nobody, noneMasculineDeterminer
63alcunoany, a few, anybody, no, nobody, none, someMasculinePronoun
64all'to, at, at the—Preposition
65allato, to the, at, a, at the, in the, theFemininePreposition
66alleat, to, for, as, to theFemininePreposition
67allegriamirth, cheerfulness, jollinessFeminineNoun
68allena(he/she/it) trains, (he/she/it) exercises, (he/she/it) spars, (he/she/it) coaches, (he/she/it) practices, (he/she/it) practises, (he/she/it/you) tub, (you) coach, (you) exercise, (you) practice, (you) practise, (you) spar, (you) train, train, trains—Verb
69allenatorecoach, trainerMasculineNoun
70alloat the, at, to, a, each, every, favor, favour, for, in, perMasculinePreposition
71allorathen, since then, from then on, at that moment, at that time, at the time, ever since, since, so, well—Adverb
72almenoat least, all, little—Adverb
73altatall, high, loud, deep, from above, from on high, from the top, high-pitched, long, noble, thick, top, upperFeminineAdjective
74altetall, high, from on high, longFeminineAdjective
75altezzaheight, altitude, depth, elevation, greatness, highness, loftiness, nobility, pitch, stature, widthFeminineNoun
76altitall, high, from the top, deep, from above, from on high, high-pitched, long, loud, noble, thick, top, upperMasculineAdjective
77altotall, high, keep, largerMasculineAdjective
78altraotherFeminineDeterminer
79altreothers, more, otherFemininePronoun
80altriotherMasculinePronoun
81altrimentiotherwise, or else, differently—Adverb
82altroelse, far, otherMasculineDeterminer
83alunnistudents, pupil, studentMasculineNoun
84ama(he/she/it) loves, (he/she/it) enjoys, (he/she/it) is fond of—Verb
85amarelove, (to) love, (to) love oneself, (to) make love, (to) to be fond of, (to) to care for, (to) to cherish, (to) to enjoy, be fond of, care for, cherish, enjoy, go, gone, loving, went—Verb
86ambasciatoreambassadorMasculineNoun
87ambienteenvironment, background, roomMasculineNoun
88ambulanzaambulance, field ambulanceFeminineNoun
89americaAmerica, United StatesFeminineProper noun
90americanaAmerican (English), americanFeminineAdjective
91americaneAmerican, AmericansFeminineAdjective
92americaniAmerican, AmericansMasculineAdjective
93americanoAmerican (English), in the American style, americanMasculineAdjective
94amilove, (you) love, (you) make love, (you) are fond of, (you) care for, (you) cherish, (you) enjoy, (you) love oneself, be fond of—Verb
95amicafriend, friendsFeminineNoun
96amichevolefriendly (match), convivial, friendly, good-natured, good-tempered, informal, privately negotiatedFeminineAdjective
97amichevolifriendly (match), user-friendly, convivialFeminineAdjective
98amicifriendsMasculineNoun
99amiciziafriendshipFeminineNoun
100amicofriend, friendsMasculineNoun
101amministrazioneadministration, government, managementFeminineNoun
102amo(I) love, (I) am fond of, (I) enjoy, (fish) hook—Verb
103amorelove, love affairs, darling, Cupid, Eros, devotion, duck(y), duckie, heartthrob, honey, lovemaking, mating, sweetieMasculineNoun
104anatraduckFeminineNoun
105ancheeven, also, too, as well, hips, so—Adverb
106ancorastill, yet, even, again, anchor escapement, more—Adverb
107andaiwent, (I) went, (I) went away, (I) went back, (I) went off, (I) went on, (I) went out, (I) went too far, (I) went up, go, let—Verb
108andammowent, (we) went, (we) went away, (we) went back, (we) went off, (we) went on, (we) went out, (we) went too far, (we) went up, let—Verb
109andandogoing, going on, going back, being bound, going away, going down, going off, going out, going too far, going up, leading—Verb
110andarcigo there, (to) go, (to) to go along, (to) be bound, (to) be slow, (to) fall, (to) finish up, (to) get ahead, (to) go away, (to) go back, (to) go badly, (to) go down, (to) go on, (to) go out, (to) go too far, (to) go up, (to) increase, (to) rise, (to) run fast, (to) to come down, (to) to decrease, (to) to get away, (to) to get back, (to) to get down, (to) to go forward(s), (to) to go off, (to) to increase, (to) to keep going, (to) to lead, (to) to leave, (to) to pass away, (to) to rise, (to) to run slow, (to) to wind up, (to) to work, pace, speed, step, stride—Pronoun
111andarego, fell, going, leave, to go—Verb
112andaronowent, (they) went, (they) went off, (they) went away, (they) went back, (they) went on, (they) went out, (they) went too far, (they) went up, go, let—Verb
113andasse(he/she/it/you) went—Verb
114andassi(I/you) went, (I/you) led, (I/you) was/were bound—Verb
115andate(you) go, went, gone—Verb
116andava——Verb
117andavamo(we) were going, (we) went, went, (we) came down, (we) decreased, (we) fell, (we) finished up, (we) got ahead, (we) got away, (we) got back, (we) got down, (we) increased, (we) kept going, (we) led, (we) left, (we) passed away, (we) ran fast, (we) ran slow, (we) rose, (we) used to be bound, (we) used to be slow, (we) used to come down, (we) used to decrease, (we) used to fall, (we) used to finish up, (we) used to get ahead, (we) used to get away, (we) used to get back, (we) used to get down, (we) used to go, (we) used to go along, (we) used to go away, (we) used to go back, (we) used to go badly, (we) used to go down, (we) used to go forward(s), (we) used to go off, (we) used to go on, (we) used to go out, (we) used to go too far, (we) used to go up, (we) used to increase, (we) used to keep going, (we) used to lead, (we) used to leave, (we) used to pass away, (we) used to rise, (we) used to run fast, (we) used to run slow, (we) used to wind up, (we) used to work, (we) was/were bound, (we) was/were slow, (we) went along, (we) went away, (we) went back, (we) went badly, (we) went down, (we) went forward(s), (we) went off, (we) went on, (we) went out, (we) went too far, (we) went up, (we) were being bound, (we) were being slow, (we) were coming down, (we) were decreasing, (we) were falling, (we) were finishing up, (we) were getting ahead, (we) were getting away, (we) were getting back, (we) were getting down, (we) were going along, (we) were going away, (we) were going back, (we) were going badly, (we) were going down, (we) were going forward(s), (we) were going off, (we) were going on, (we) were going out, (we) were going too far, (we) were going up, (we) were increasing, (we) were keeping going, (we) were leading, (we) were leaving, (we) were passing away, (we) were rising, (we) were running fast, (we) were running slow, (we) were winding up, (we) were working, (we) winded up, (we) worked, (we) wound up, let—Verb
118andiamo(we) go, (we) are going, (we) will go, do we go, gone, let's go, went—Verb
119andraigo, (you) will go, (you) will go on, (you) will be slow, (you) will come down, (you) will fall, (you) will get away, (you) will get back, (you) will get down, (you) will go away, (you) will go back, (you) will go down, (you) will go off, (you) will go out, (you) will go too far, (you) will go up, (you) will lead, (you) will pass away, (you) will rise, (you) will run fast, (you) will run slow, (you) will wind up, (you) will work, gone, let—Verb
120andrebbego, (he/she/it/you) would go, (he/she/it/you) would go away, (he/she/it/you) would be slow, (he/she/it/you) would come down, (he/she/it/you) would fall, (he/she/it/you) would get away, (he/she/it/you) would get back, (he/she/it/you) would get down, (he/she/it/you) would go back, (he/she/it/you) would go down, (he/she/it/you) would go off, (he/she/it/you) would go on, (he/she/it/you) would go out, (he/she/it/you) would go too far, (he/she/it/you) would go up, (he/she/it/you) would lead, (he/she/it/you) would pass away, (he/she/it/you) would rise, (he/she/it/you) would run fast, (he/she/it/you) would run slow, (he/she/it/you) would wind up, (he/she/it/you) would work, let, went—Verb
121andrebberogo, (they) would go, (they) would go away, (they) would be slow, (they) would come down, (they) would fall, (they) would get away, (they) would get back, (they) would get down, (they) would go back, (they) would go down, (they) would go off, (they) would go on, (they) would go out, (they) would go too far, (they) would go up, (they) would lead, (they) would pass away, (they) would rise, (they) would run fast, (they) would run slow, (they) would wind up, (they) would work, gone, let—Verb
122andremo(we) will go, (we) will keep going, (we) will lead, go, gone, let, went—Verb
123andrestigo, (you) would go, (you) would go up, (you) would be slow, (you) would come down, (you) would fall, (you) would get away, (you) would get back, (you) would get down, (you) would go away, (you) would go back, (you) would go down, (you) would go off, (you) would go on, (you) would go out, (you) would go too far, (you) would lead, (you) would pass away, (you) would rise, (you) would run fast, (you) would run slow, (you) would wind up, (you) would work, gone—Verb
124angeliangels, angel, darlingMasculineNoun
125angeloangel, angels, darlingMasculineNoun
126angolocorner, (I) angleMasculineNoun
127animasoul, (you) bring life to, (you) come to life, (he/she/it) animates, (he/she/it) brightens up, (he/she/it) brings [something] to life, (he/she/it) brings life to, (he/she/it) comes alive, (he/she/it) comes to life, (he/she/it) encourages, (he/she/it) enlivens, (he/she/it) gets heated, (he/she/it) grows heated, (he/she/it) inspires, (he/she/it) lights up, (he/she/it) warms up, (he/she/it/you) jazz up, (he/she/it/you) liven up, (he/she/it/you) pep (up), (you) animate, (you) brighten up, (you) bring [something] to life, (you) come alive, (you) encourage, (you) enliven, (you) get heated, (you) grow heated, (you) inspire, (you) light up, (you) warm up, anima, bore, core, moving force, sound post, spiritFeminineNoun
128animaleanimalMasculineNoun
129animalianimals, animal, bruteMasculineNoun
130anniyearsMasculineNoun
131annoyear, yearsMasculineNoun
132annoiatabored, get bored, got/gotten bored, boreFeminineAdjective
133anticaancient, old, ancients, antiquarian, antique, bygone, classical, pastFeminineAdjective
134antichiancient, antique, oldMasculineAdjective
135anticoantique, ancient, classical, old, pastMasculineAdjective
136anzion the contrary, nor, quite the opposite—Adverb
137apebeeFeminineNoun
138apertaopen (out), open (out, open up, open, open out, opened, opened (out, opened (out), opened out, opened upFeminineAdjective
139appartamentoapartment, flatMasculineNoun
140appartenerebelong, (to) belong—Verb
141appenajust, as soon as, barely, hardly, only, scarcely, the moment—Adverb
142appetitoappetite, whetted/whet one’s appetite, longed for, covetedMasculineNoun
143appuntamentidate, appointmentMasculineNoun
144appuntamentoappointment, dateMasculineNoun
145apraopen (out), open (out, open up, break, clear (up), crack, draw back, fold back, head, open out, part, put on, spread (out), start up, switch on, turn on, undo, unfold, unwrap, up), widen—Verb
146aprendoopening (out, opening (out), opening out, opening up—Verb
147aprìopened, (he/she/it) opened, fold back, open (out), spread (out)—Verb
148apriopened, (he/she/it) opened, fold back, open (out), spread (out)—Verb
149apriiopened, (I) opened, fold back, open (out), spread (out)—Verb
150aprileAprilMasculineNoun
151aprirà(he/she/it/you) will open (out), (he/she/it/you) will open (out, (he/she/it/you) will open up, (he/she/it/you) will draw back, (he/she/it/you) will fold back, (he/she/it/you) will head, (he/she/it/you) will open out, (he/she/it/you) will part, (he/she/it/you) will put on, (he/she/it/you) will turn on, (he/she/it/you) will undo, (he/she/it/you) will up)—Verb
152aprirai(you) will open (out), (you) will spread (out), (you) will fold back, call, called—Verb
153aprire(to) open (out, (to) open (out), (to) open out, (to) fold back, (to) open up, began, broke, broken, call, called, clear, opened, spread (out), started—Verb
154aprirebbe(he/she/it/you) would open (out, (he/she/it/you) would open (out), (he/she/it/you) would open up, (he/she/it/you) would crack, (he/she/it/you) would draw back, (he/she/it/you) would fold back, (he/she/it/you) would head, (he/she/it/you) would open out, (he/she/it/you) would part, (he/she/it/you) would put on, (he/she/it/you) would turn on, (he/she/it/you) would undo, (he/she/it/you) would up), called, opened—Verb
155aprirei(I) would open (out, (I) would open (out), (I) would open out, (I) would crack, (I) would draw back, (I) would fold back, (I) would head, (I) would open up, (I) would part, (I) would put on, (I) would turn on, (I) would undo, (I) would up), opened—Verb
156apriremo(we) will open (out), (we) will spread (out), (we) will fold back, called—Verb
157aprireste(you) would open (out), (you) would open (out, (you) would open out, (you) would crack, (you) would draw back, (you) would fold back, (you) would head, (you) would open up, (you) would part, (you) would put on, (you) would turn on, (you) would undo, (you) would up), call—Verb
158aprirò(I) will open (out), (I) will spread (out), (I) will fold back—Verb
159aprironoturn on, switch on, put on, break, clear (up), crack, draw back, fold back, head, open (out, open (out), open out, open up, opened, part, spread (out), start up, undo, unfold, unwrap, up), widen—Verb
160aprisseopened, (he/she/it/you) opened (out, (he/she/it/you) opened (out), (he/she/it/you) folded back, (he/she/it/you) opened out, (he/she/it/you) opened up, (he/she/it/you) spread (out)—Verb
161aprissiopened, (I/you) opened (out, (I/you) opened (out), (I/you) opened out, (I/you) opened up—Verb
162aprite(you pl.) open, clear—Verb
163apriva(he/she/it/you) was/were opening (out, (he/she/it/you) was/were opening (out), (he/she/it/you) was/were opening up, (he/she/it/you) opened (out), (he/she/it/you) used to open (out), (he/she/it/you) was/were opening out, began, called, opened, started—Verb
164aprivano(they) were opening (out), (they) were opening (out, (they) were opening up, (they) were opening out, (they) were up), began, called, opened, started—Verb
165aprivo(I) was/were opening (out), (I) was/were opening (out, (I) was/were opening up, (I) was/were opening out, began, called, opened, started—Verb
166aranciaorangeFeminineNoun
167arancioneorangeFeminineAdjective
168arancioniorangeFeminineAdjective
169architettoarchitect, (I) cook up, (I) concoctMasculineNoun
170architetturaarchitectureFeminineNoun
171argentinaArgentinian, ArgentinaFeminineAdjective
172argentiniArgentinian, Argentine, Argentines, ArgentiniansMasculineAdjective
173argentinoArgentinian, ArgentineMasculineAdjective
174argentosilverMasculineNoun
175argomentisubjects, (you) argue, topicsMasculineNoun
176argomentotopic, subject, argument, (I) argue, (subject) matterMasculineNoun
177ariaair, aria, breeze, expression, look, windFeminineNoun
178armaweapon, (he/she/it) arms, (you) armFeminineNoun
179armiweapons, arms, (you) arm, (you) cockFeminineNoun
180arrabbiataangryFeminineAdjective
181arrabbiatiangry, get angry, catch rabiesMasculineAdjective
182arrabbiatoangry, got/gotten angry, caught rabiesMasculineAdjective
183arresto(I) arrest, (I) stop, (I) halt, failures, stop, stoppedMasculineNoun
184arriva(he/she/it) arrives, (he/she/it) comes, (he/she/it) is successful, (he/she/it) is arriving, (you) are successful, (you) arrive, (you) come, arrive, arrives, be successful, carry, finish—Verb
185arrivai(I) arrived, (I) came, (I) was/were successful, arrived, came, finished—Verb
186arrivandoarriving, being successful, coming—Verb
187arrivano(they) arrive, finish, get—Verb
188arrivare(to) arrive, (to) come, get, (to) to be successful, arrived, arrives, be successful, came, carried, carry, come, finished, got—Verb
189arrivarono(they) arrived, (they) came, (they) was/were successful, arrived, came, come, finished—Verb
190arrivassecame, (he/she/it/you) came, (he/she/it/you) was/were successful, (he/she/it/you) arrived—Verb
191arrivassi(I/you) arrived, (I/you) came, (I/you) was/were successful—Verb
192arrivatearrived, (you) arrive, (you) come, come, finish—Verb
193arrivavaused to come, (he/she/it/you) was/were arriving, (he/she/it/you) used to arrive, (he/she/it/you) arrived, (he/she/it/you) would arrive, arrived, came, carried, finished—Verb
194arrivedercigoodbye, bye, good-bye—Interjection
195arriverà(he/she/it/you) will arrive, (he/she/it/you) will come, (he/she/it/you) will be successful, arrived, finish—Verb
196arriverai(you) will arrive, (you) will come, (you) will be successful, come—Verb
197arriveranno(they) will arrive, (they) will come, are going to arrive, arrived—Verb
198arriverei(I) would arrive, (I) would come, (I) would be successful, arrived, come, finished—Verb
199arriveremo(we) will come, (we) will arrive, (we) will be successful, arrived, come—Verb
200arriveresti(you) would arrive, (you) would come, (you) would be successful, come—Verb
201arrivi(you) arrive, (he/she/it) arrives, carry, finishMasculineNoun
202arrivinoarrive, be successful, come—Verb
203arrivo(I) arrive, arrival, carry, coming, finish, finishedMasculineNoun
204arrivò(I) arrive, arrival, carry, coming, finish, finished—Verb
205arrostiamo(we) roast, (we) toast, (we) broil—Verb
206arrostisci(you) roast, (you) broil, (you) toast—Verb
207arrostisco(I) roast, (I) toast, (I) broil—Verb
208arteart, arts, craft, guild, skill, tradeFeminineNoun
209articoli(you) articulate, (you) enunciate, (you) bendMasculineNoun
210articoloarticle, (I) articulate, (I) bend, papersMasculineNoun
211artistaartist, masterFeminineNoun
212artistiartists, artist, masterMasculineNoun
213asciuga(he/she/it) dries (off), (he/she/it) dries out, (he/she/it) dries up, (he/she/it) becomes lean, (he/she/it) dries off, (he/she/it) dries oneself (off), (he/she/it) hardens, (he/she/it) mops up, (he/she/it) sets, (he/she/it) wipes, (he/she/it) wipes away, (he/she/it/you) blow-dry, (he/she/it/you) sop up, (you) become lean, (you) dry (off), (you) dry off, (you) dry oneself (off), (you) dry out, (you) dry up, (you) harden, (you) mop up, (you) set, (you) wipe, (you) wipe away, dries—Verb
214asciugamanitowels, towelMasculineNoun
215asciugo(I) dry (off), (I) dry out, (I) dry off, (I) dry up, dry—Verb
216ascolta(he/she/it) listens to, (formal you) listen to, listens, look—Verb
217ascoltano(they) listen to, (they) hear, (they) auscultate, hear, heard, listen—Verb
218ascoltare(to) listen to, heard—Verb
219ascoltiamo(we) listen to, (we) hear, (we) auscultate, hear, heard, listen—Verb
220asiaAsiaFeminineProper noun
221aspetta(you) wait for, (he/she/it) waits for, be waiting for, (he/she/it) awaits, (he/she/it) expects, (he/she/it) is waiting for, (you) are waiting for, (you) await, (you) expect, carry—Verb
222aspettai(I) waited for, (I) awaited, (I) was/were waiting for, expected, waited—Verb
223aspettandowaiting for, being waiting for, expecting, awaiting—Verb
224aspettare(to) wait for, (to) to await, (to) to be waiting for, await, be waiting for, expect, expected, wait—Verb
225aspettarono(they) waited for, (they) awaited, (they) was/were waiting for, waited—Verb
226aspettassero(they) expected, (they) awaited, (they) waited for—Verb
227aspettassi(I/you) was/were expecting, (I/you) was/were waiting for, (I/you) awaited, (I/you) waited for—Verb
228aspettassimo(we) awaited, (we) was/were waiting for, (we) waited for—Verb
229aspettate(you) wait for, (you) expect, (you) await, (you) are waiting for, be waiting for, carry, expect, meet—Verb
230aspettavo(I) was/were expecting, (I) was/were awaiting, (I) was/were waiting for, (I) awaited, (I) expected, (I) used to await, (I) used to be waiting for, (I) used to expect, (I) used to wait for, (I) waited for, (I) was/were being waiting for, expected, waited—Verb
231aspetterà(he/she/it/you) will wait for, (he/she/it/you) will await, (he/she/it/you) will be waiting for, meet, waited—Verb
232aspetterai(you) will wait for, (you) will await, (you) will be waiting for—Verb
233aspetteranno(they) will wait for, (they) will be waiting for, (they) will await, waited—Verb
234aspetterei(I) would wait for, (I) would await, (I) would be waiting for, expect, meet, waited—Verb
235aspetteremo(we) will wait for, (we) will be waiting for, (we) will await—Verb
236aspettereste(you) would expect, (you) would await, (you) would wait for, expect—Verb
237aspetti(you) expect, (you) wait for, (you) are waiting for, (you) await, carry—Verb
238aspettiamo(we) wait for, (we) await, (we) expect, carry, let's wait, wait—Verb
239aspettinoexpect, await, wait for—Verb
240aspetto(I) wait for, (I) await, (I) expect, aspect, carry, look—Verb
241assicurazioneinsurance, assurance, premiumFeminineNoun
242associazioneassociation, organizationFeminineNoun
243assolutamenteabsolutely, dead, at all, by all means, completely, perfectly, vitally, worse—Adverb
244atletaathleteFeminineNoun
245atletiathlete, athletesMasculineNoun
246atmosferaatmosphere, ambiance, air, ambience, atmospherics, feel, feel(ing), felt, flavour, moodFeminineNoun
247attacchiattacks, (you) put up, (you) attach, fitsMasculineNoun
248attentacareful, alert, attentive, caring, close, open-eyed, thorough, watchfulFeminineAdjective
249attenticautious, careful, attentive, attention, bewareMasculineAdjective
250attentocareful, alert, attentive, caring, close, open-eyed, special, thorough, watchfulMasculineAdjective
251attivitàactivity, activities, task, asset, businessFeminineNoun
252attoreactorMasculineNoun
253attoriactors, actor, claimant, demandant, player, players, protagonist, suitorMasculineNoun
254attraversano(they) cross, (they) go across, (they) travel across—Verb
255attraversare(to) cross, get, go, go across, gone, got, run, runs, travel across, walk, walks, went—Verb
256attraversothrough, across, (I) go through, (I) cross, (I) flow through, (I) get through, (I) go across, (I) go under, (I) pierce, (I) run through, (I) run under, (I) straddle, (I) travel across, by, by (means of), crosswise, diagonally—Verb
257attriceactress, actor, actresses, playerFeminineNoun
258aulaclassroom, courtroom, class, lecture hallFeminineNoun
259autobusbus, busesMasculineNoun
260automobilecar, automobileFeminineNoun
261automobiliautomobiles, cars, automobile, carFeminineNoun
262autoritàauthority, authority figure, expertFeminineNoun
263autunnoautumn, fallMasculineNoun
264avantiahead, from then on(wards), from here on(wards), forward(s), from now on(wards), from that day, towards—Adverb
265avanzataprogress, advanced, advanceFeminineAdjective
266avanzatoadvanced, entered, put forwardMasculineAdjective
267avemmo(we) had, had, have, kept, offered—Verb
268avendohaving, stocking—Verb
269averehave, to have, (to) have, assets, came, credit, had, having, hit, keep, kept, offered, offers, own, property, wear, wears—Verb
270avesse(he/she/it/you) had—Verb
271avessi(I/you) had—Verb
272avetehave, do you have, had, keep, own, you have, you own—Verb
273avràwill have, (he/she/it/you) will have, had, keep, kept, might have, must have, own—Verb
274avrannohave, (they) will have, had, own, they must have (colloq.)—Verb
275avrebbehave, (he/she/it/you) would have, had, keep—Verb
276avremohave, (we) will have, had, keep—Verb
277avròhave, (I) will have, keep, own, wear—Verb
278avventuraadventure, (he/she/it) ventures, (you) venture, adventuresFeminineNoun
279avventureadventuresFeminineNoun
280avvocatilawyersMasculineNoun
281avvocatolawyer, attorneyMasculineNoun
282azioneaction, act, deed, effect, play, share—Noun
283azzurra(light) blue, azure, blueFeminineAdjective
284azzurre(light) blue, member of the Forza Italia party, athlete in an Italian national team, azure, blueFeminineAdjective
285azzurri(light) blue, blueMasculineNoun
286azzurro(light) blue, blueMasculineNoun
287bacikisses, (you) kiss (each other), perfectsMasculineNoun
288bacia(he/she/it) kisses (each other), (you) kiss (each other)—Verb
289baciano(they) kiss (each other)—Verb
290bacio(I) kiss (each other), excellent, perfectMasculineNoun
291bagnate(you) wet, (you) moisten, (you) dampenFeminineAdjective
292bagnatiwet, dampen, moisten, soakMasculineAdjective
293bagnatowetted/wet, dampened, moistenedMasculineAdjective
294bagnobathroom, (I) soak, (I) water, (I) wet, bath, restroom, swim, toilet, washroomMasculineNoun
295balconebalconyMasculineNoun
296balenawhaleFeminineNoun
297ballaredancing, to dance—Verb
298balli(you) wobble, dances, (you) dance, (you) fidgetMasculineNoun
299ballo(I) dance, (I) wobble, (I) fidget, ballMasculineNoun
300bambinababy (girl), (little) girl, daughter, child, missedFeminineNoun
301bambinichildren, boys, kidsMasculineNoun
302bambinochild, baby (boy), (little) boy, boy, childish, infant, little boy, sonMasculineNoun
303bananabanana (plug), bananaFeminineNoun
304bananebananasFeminineNoun
305bancabankFeminineNoun
306bandieraflag, colours, ensignFeminineNoun
307barbar, coffee bar, café, coffee shopMasculineNoun
308barcaboat, mow, shock, stackFeminineNoun
309bassashort, lowFeminineAdjective
310bassilow, shallowMasculineAdjective
311bassoshort, bass (guitar), low, meant, quiet, shallowMasculineAdjective
312bastaenough, be enough, (he/she/it) is enough, (he/she/it) is sufficient, (he/she/it) lasts, (he/she/it/you) as long as, (you) are enough, (you) are sufficient, (you) last, basting, be sufficient, do, it is enough, tacking, tuck—Verb
313battagliabattle, (you) battle, battle scene, (he/she/it) battles, (he/she/it) fightsFeminineNoun
314batteriabattery, drum kit, drumsFeminineNoun
315bellabeautiful, nice, fair copy, prettyFeminineAdjective
316bellezzabeauty, good looks, nobilityFeminineNoun
317bellonice, beautiful, pretty, good, good-looking, handsome, lovelyMasculineAdjective
318benwell, good, affection, assets, belongings, better and better, carefully, comfortably, completely, correctly, fine, fondness, goods, possession, possessions, properly, property, right, sake, smartly, thoroughly, welfare—Adverb
319benewell, fine, good—Adverb
320benesserewell-being, wellness, affluence, comfort, ease, wealthMasculineNoun
321benissimovery well, really well—Adverb
322bensìbut, but (rather), indeed—Conjunction
323benzinagas, gasoline, petrolFeminineNoun
324bere(to) drink (in), (to) to swallow, (to) to booze, (to) buy, (to) eat (up) petrol, (to) swallow, (to) swallow a story (whole), (to) swallow water, (to) to be on the bottle, (to) to hit the bottle, ate, be on the bottle, booze, bought, drank, hit the bottle—Verb
325bevandabeverage, drink, drankFeminineNoun
326beve(he/she/it) drinks, (you) drink—Verb
327bevendodrinking (in), buying, swallowing—Verb
328bevete(you) drink—Verb
329bevi(you) are drinking, (do you) drink, (you) drink, drink—Verb
330beviamo(we) drink—Verb
331bevo(I) drink—Verb
332bevono(they) drink (in), (they) are drinking—Verb
333biancawhiteFeminineAdjective
334bianchewhiteFeminineAdjective
335biancowhite wine, blank (space), whiteMasculineAdjective
336bibliotecalibraryFeminineNoun
337bicchiereglassMasculineNoun
338bicchieri(drinking) glassesMasculineNoun
339bicibicycle, bikeFeminineNoun
340biciclettabicycleFeminineNoun
341biciclettebicycles, bicycleFeminineNoun
342bigliettitickets, notesMasculineNoun
343bigliettonote, (admission) ticket, lottery ticket, card, fare, ticketMasculineNoun
344biologiabiologyFeminineNoun
345biondeblonde, blond, cigarette, fair, fair-haired, lagerFeminineAdjective
346biondoblond, blonde, fair, fair-haired, fair-haired manMasculineAdjective
347birrabeerFeminineNoun
348biscotticookies, biscuitsMasculineNoun
349biscottocookie, biscuitMasculineNoun
350bisognoneed, necessityMasculineNoun
351bisteccasteakFeminineNoun
352boccamouth, lips, throatFeminineNoun
353bolle(he/she/it) boils, (he/she/it) ferments, (you) boil—Verb
354bollettabill, noteFeminineNoun
355borsabag, handbag, purseFeminineNoun
356borsebags, bag, briefcase, handbag, stock exchangeFeminineNoun
357boschiwoods, forest, forestsMasculineNoun
358boscowoods, forestMasculineNoun
359bottigliabottleFeminineNoun
360bottigliebottlesFeminineNoun
361braccioarmMasculineNoun
362brasileBrazilMasculineProper noun
363brasilianiBrazilian, BraziliansMasculineAdjective
364brasilianoBrazilianMasculineAdjective
365bravagood, clever, skillful, talentedFeminineAdjective
366bravogood, capable, clever, great, honest, kind, skilful, skillful, talented, trustworthyMasculineAdjective
367breveshort, brief, breve, little, news flash, quickMasculineAdjective
368brillantebrilliant, shiny, bright, diamond, gleaming, glittering, glossy, glowing, inspirational, lively, luminous, shining, sparky, vivaciousFeminineAdjective
369brillantibrilliant, clever, shinyFeminineAdjective
370brucia(he/she/it) burns (up), (he/she/it) burns off, (he/she/it) burns out, (he/she/it) burns down, (he/she/it) is burning, (you) burn (up), (you) burn off, (you) burn out—Verb
371bruciareburn out, (to) burn (up), (to) burn off, (to) to burn out—Verb
372bruttaugly, bad, rough (copy), rough workFeminineAdjective
373brutteugly, bad, terribleFeminineAdjective
374bruttiugly, bad, terribleMasculineAdjective
375bruttobad, ugly, awful, nasty, poor, terrible, worseMasculineAdjective
376bugialieFeminineNoun
377bugieliesFeminineNoun
378buiodark, frowning, gloomy, nightsMasculineNoun
379buongood, happy, merry, rightFeminineAdjective
380buonagood, good natured, happyFeminineAdjective
381buonanottegoodnight, good night—Interjection
382buonaseragood evening—Interjection
383buongiornogood morning, good day—Interjection
384burrobutterMasculineNoun
385bustaenvelope, bag, folderFeminineNoun
386c'there—Adverb
387cade(he/she/it) falls on, (he/she/it) falls (down), (he/she/it) falls off, (he/she/it) collapses, (he/she/it) comes down, (he/she/it) comes off, (he/she/it) comes out, (he/she/it) droops, (he/she/it) drops, (he/she/it) drops off, (he/she/it) drops out, (he/she/it) falls out, (he/she/it) hangs, (he/she/it) sags, (he/she/it) sits, (he/she/it) slopes, (he/she/it) topples, (you) collapse, (you) come down, (you) come off, (you) come out, (you) droop, (you) drop, (you) drop off, (you) drop out, (you) fall (down), (you) fall off, (you) fall on, (you) fall out, (you) hang, (you) sag, (you) sit, (you) slope, (you) topple, strike—Verb
388cadere(to) fall (down), (to) fall out, (to) fall off, (to) fall on, (to) sag, (to) slope, (to) to collapse, (to) to come down, (to) to come off, (to) to come out, (to) to droop, (to) to drop, (to) to drop off, (to) to drop out, (to) to hang, (to) to sit, (to) to topple, came, collapse, come, come down, come off, come out, droop, drop, drop off, drop out, fell, go, gone, hang, sit, strike, topple, went—Verb
389cadono(they) fall (down), (they) fall off, (they) fall out, (they) fall on, strike—Verb
390cadutafell, (down)fall, spill, tumbleFeminineNoun
391caffècoffee, coffee shop, café, coffee bar, coffee tree, coffees, cup(s) of coffee, espressoMasculineNoun
392calciosoccer, (I) kick, kick, pistol gripMasculineNoun
393caldahot, hotf, warmFeminineAdjective
394caldihot, hotf, warmMasculineAdjective
395caldohot, friendly, full-blooded, warmMasculineNoun
396calendariocalendar, agenda, schedule, time-frame, time-tableMasculineNoun
397calzastocking, sock, (you) are apt, (he/she/it) shoes, (he/she/it) wears, (you) wearFeminineNoun
398calzesocks, stockingsFeminineNoun
399cambichanges, change, (you) change, (you) alter, (you) exchange, (you) replace, (you) shift, derailleur gears, exchange rate, exchanges, gears, in exchange, in return, reliefs—Verb
400cambia(he/she/it) changes, (you) change, (he/she/it) exchanges, (he/she/it) alters, (he/she/it) replaces, (he/she/it) shifts, (you) alter, (you) exchange, (you) replace, (you) shift—Verb
401cambiandochanging, altering, exchanging, replacing, shifting—Verb
402cambianochange, (they) change, (they) exchange, (they) alter, (they) replace, (they) shift—Verb
403cambiarechange, (to) change, (to) to change, (to) alter, (to) to exchange, (to) to replace, (to) to shift, broke, exchange, replace, shift, to cash—Verb
404cambiarono(they) changed, (they) exchanged, (they) replaced, turned—Verb
405cambiassechange, (he/she/it/you) changed, (he/she/it/you) exchanged, (he/she/it/you) replaced—Verb
406cambiassero(they) changed, (they) exchanged, (they) replaced—Verb
407cambiava(he/she/it/you) was/were changing, (he/she/it/you) used to change, (he/she/it/you) changed, broke, turned—Verb
408cambieràchange, (he/she/it/you) will change, (he/she/it/you) will replace, (he/she/it/you) will exchange—Verb
409cambierebbechange, (he/she/it/you) would change, (he/she/it/you) would shift, (he/she/it/you) would alter, (he/she/it/you) would exchange, (he/she/it/you) would replace—Verb
410cambieremochange, (we) will change, (we) will replace, (we) will exchange—Verb
411cambierestichange, (you) would change, (you) would replace, (you) would exchange—Verb
412cambinochange, exchange, replace—Verb
413cambiochange, (I) change, (I) exchange, (I) alter, (I) replace, (I) shift, (car) transmission, derailleur gears, exchange rate, gears, in exchange, in return, relief—Verb
414cameraroom, bedroom, chamberFeminineNoun
415camererooms, chamber, roomFeminineNoun
416camerierewaiter, serverMasculineNoun
417camiciashirt, blouseFeminineNoun
418camicieshirts, blousesFeminineNoun
419cammina(he/she/it) walks, (you) walk, (he/she/it) works, (you) work, walk, walks—Verb
420camminandowalking—Verb
421camminano(they) walk, (they) work, walk—Verb
422camminare(to) walk, walking, walk, walks—Verb
423cammini(you) walk, (you) work, walk—Verb
424camminiamo(we) walk, (we) work, walk—Verb
425cammino(I) walk, (I) work, course, march, path, paths, progress, road, walk, way—Verb
426campagnacampaign, country, countryside, driveFeminineNoun
427campeggicampgrounds, (you) camp, (you) dominate, (you) stand out, campsitesMasculineNoun
428campeggiocamping, camping ground, (I) camp, (I) dominate, (I) stand out, campground, campsite, logwoodMasculineNoun
429campifields, (you) bring into relief, (you) live, (you) set off, (you) struggle alongMasculineNoun
430campionatochampionship, sampledMasculineNoun
431campionechampion, sample, cross-section, pattern, specimen, standard, swatch, testerMasculineNoun
432campocamp, course, domain, fieldMasculineNoun
433canalechannel, canal, culvertMasculineNoun
434cancelligates, (you) delete, (you) erase, clearMasculineNoun
435cancellogate, (I) erase, (I) delete, clear, strikeMasculineNoun
436candidatacandidate, applicant, examineeFeminineNoun
437candidaticandidates, run, stand (as a candidate)MasculineNoun
438candidatocandidate, stood (as a candidate), nominatedMasculineNoun
439canedogMasculineNoun
440canidogsMasculineNoun
441canta(he/she/it) sings, (formal you) sing—Verb
442cantano(they) sing, (they) sing of, (they) chirp—Verb
443cantare(to) sing, (to) to sing, (to) sing of, (to) chirp, (to) crow, (to) squeal, epic poem, sing, singing—Verb
444cantiamo(we) sing—Verb
445canto(I) sing, poem, song—Verb
446canzonesong, canzone, entries, epic poemFeminineNoun
447canzonisongs, (you) make fun of, (you) laugh at, (you) teaseFeminineNoun
448capacecapable, capacious, clever, competent, dexterous, good, roomy, skilful, skillful, talented, useful—Adjective
449capacicapable, competent, good—Adjective
450capacitàability, capacity, skillFeminineNoun
451capellihairMasculineNoun
452capendounderstanding, understanding each other, comprehending—Verb
453capibosses, afresh, anew, article, boss, cape, chapter, chief, da capo, end, foreman, forewoman, head, headland, item, leader, mind, strand, to depend on, to end up, to refer toMasculineNoun
454capiiunderstood, (I) understood, (I) understood each other, (I) comprehended, get, got, saw, see, seen—Verb
455capimmounderstood, (we) understood, (we) understood each other, (we) comprehended, get, got, saw, see—Verb
456capirai(you) will understand, (you) will understand each other, (you) will comprehend, get, see—Verb
457capiranno(they) will understand, (they) will comprehend, (they) will understand each other, see, understood—Verb
458capire(to) understand, (to) to comprehend, (to) understand each other, (to) realize, comprehend, get, got, make, makes, saw, see, seen, take, takes, took, understand, understanding, understood, work—Verb
459capirebbe(he/she/it/you) would understand, (he/she/it/you) would understand each other, (he/she/it/you) would comprehend, get, see, seen, understood—Verb
460capirebbero(they) would understand, (they) would understand each other, (they) would comprehend, get, seen, understood—Verb
461capiremo(we) will understand, (we) will understand each other, (we) will comprehend, get, see—Verb
462capiscaunderstand, understand each other, comprehend, realize—Verb
463capisce(he/she/it) understands, (you) understand, (he/she/it) comprehends, (he/she/it) realizes, (you) comprehend, (you) realize, saw—Verb
464capisci(you) understand, (you) understand each other, (you) comprehend, get, saw, see, seen—Verb
465capisco(I) understand—Verb
466capisseunderstood, (he/she/it/you) understood, (he/she/it/you) understood each other, (he/she/it/you) comprehended, (he/she/it/you) realized—Verb
467capissi(I/you) understood, (I/you) understood each other, (I/you) comprehended—Verb
468capitano(I) captain, (they) come, (they) arriveMasculineNoun
469capitolichapters, (you) capitulate, (you) surrenderMasculineNoun
470capitolochapter, (I) capitulate, (I) surrender, item, sectionMasculineNoun
471capivaunderstood, (he/she/it/you) understood, (he/she/it/you) understood each other, (he/she/it/you) comprehended, (he/she/it/you) realized, (he/she/it/you) used to comprehend, (he/she/it/you) used to realize, (he/she/it/you) used to understand, (he/she/it/you) used to understand each other, (he/she/it/you) was/were comprehending, (he/she/it/you) was/were realizing, (he/she/it/you) was/were understanding, (he/she/it/you) was/were understanding each other, got, saw—Verb
472capivounderstood, (I) understood, (I) was/were understanding, (I) comprehended, (I) realized, (I) understood each other, (I) used to comprehend, (I) used to realize, (I) used to understand, (I) used to understand each other, (I) was/were comprehending, (I) was/were realizing, (I) was/were understanding each other, got, saw—Verb
473capoboss, leader, head, afresh, anew, article, cape, chapter, chief, da capo, directors, end, foreman, forewoman, headland, item, manager, mind, strand, to depend on, to end up, to refer toMasculineNoun
474cappellihatsMasculineNoun
475cappellohat, cap, capping, hats, head, introductory paragraph, lampshade, preamble, topMasculineNoun
476cappotto(over)coat, coatsMasculineNoun
477caramellacandy, (he/she/it) caramelizes, (you) caramelize, piece of candy, sweetFeminineNoun
478caramellecandies, candyFeminineNoun
479caratterecharacter, nature, make, makes, personality, typesMasculineNoun
480carcereprison, jail—Noun
481cariexpensive, (you) cause [something] to decay, (you) decay, costly, dearMasculineAdjective
482carinacute, pretty, good-looking, lovely, niceFeminineAdjective
483carinopretty, cute, good-looking, handsome, kind, lovely, niceMasculineAdjective
484carnemeat, fleshFeminineNoun
485caroexpensive, dear, (be)loved, costly, darling, honey, sweetheartMasculineAdjective
486carotacarrot, core (sample)FeminineNoun
487carrieracareerFeminineNoun
488cartapaper, card, mapFeminineNoun
489cartolinapostcardFeminineNoun
490cartolinepostcardsFeminineNoun
491casahouse, home, placeFeminineNoun
492cascatawaterfall, cascade, falls, fellFeminineNoun
493casehouses, building, apartment, flat, home, house, squareFeminineNoun
494casocase, chance, by accident, by chance, by coincidence, event, events, fate, instancesMasculineNoun
495castellicastles, castle, forecastleMasculineNoun
496castellocastle, forecastleMasculineNoun
497categoriacategory, class, groupFeminineNoun
498categoriecategory, classFeminineNoun
499cattedralecathedralFeminineNoun
500cattivabad, bad person, evil, malevolent, mean, wickedFeminineAdjective
501cattivibad, malevolent, meanMasculineAdjective
502cattivobad, mean, evil, foul, malicious, meant, nasty, naughty, negative, poor, rough, terrible, unhealty, unkind, vicious, wicked, worseMasculineAdjective
503causacause, case, (you) cause, (he/she/it) causes, (he/she/it) createsFeminineNoun
504causecauses, (he/she/it) creates, causeFeminineNoun
505cavallihorsesMasculineNoun
506cavallohorse, horses, they go horseback ridingMasculineNoun
507cavigliaankleFeminineNoun
508cethere, us—Pronoun
509celebrazionecelebration, ceremonyFeminineNoun
510cenadinner, (you) have dinner, (he/she/it) has dinner, (he/she/it) dines, (he/she/it) eats dinner, (you) dine, supper—Verb
511ceniamo(we) have dinner, (we) dine, (we) eat dinner—Verb
512centimetricentimeters, centimeter, centimetreMasculineNoun
513centimetrocentimeter, centimeters, centimetre, tape measureMasculineNoun
514centoa hundred, one hundred—Numeral
515centromiddle, (I) balance, (I) centre, (I) hit, center of town, downtown, mall, midpointMasculineNoun
516cerca(he/she) searches for, (he/she/it) looks for, (you) look for, (he/she/it) pursues, (he/she/it) seeks, (he/she/it) tries to find, (you) pursue, (you) seek, (you) try to find, collection of alms, get, scenting, tracking—Verb
517cercandolooking for, pursuing, seeking, trying to find—Verb
518cerchi(you) look for, (you) seek—Verb
519cercoI look for, I try, get—Verb
520certacertain, for certain, certainly, firm, fixed, for sure, reliable, some, such, sure, surelyFeminineDeterminer
521certamentecertainly, course, definitely, undoubtedly—Adverb
522certecertain, for certain, sure, certainly, firm, fixed, for sure, reliable, some, such, surelyFeminineDeterminer
523certicertain, for certain, sureMasculineDeterminer
524certocertainly, sure, course, for certain, for sure, surely—Adverb
525cervellobrain(s), cerebrum, headMasculineNoun
526chethat, what, than, those, which, who——
527chiwho, whom—Pronoun
528chiama(he/she) calls, call, is calling—Verb
529chiamai(I) called on, (I) called (out), (I) called out, (I) was/were called, called, get, got—Verb
530chiamandocalling (out), calling out, calling on, beckoning, being called, bringing in, crying out, declaring, getting, having in, invoking, naming, ordering, phoning, ringing, summoning, terming—Verb
531chiamare(to) call, calling, (to) to ring, (to) to phone, called, get, got, had, name, telephones—Verb
532chiamarono(they) called (out), (they) called out, (they) called on, (they) was/were called, called, got—Verb
533chiamasse(he/she/it/you) was/were called, (he/she/it/you) called (out), (he/she/it/you) called on, (he/she/it/you) beckoned, (he/she/it/you) brought in, (he/she/it/you) called out, (he/she/it/you) cried out, (he/she/it/you) declared, (he/she/it/you) got, (he/she/it/you) had in, (he/she/it/you) invoked, (he/she/it/you) named, (he/she/it/you) ordered, (he/she/it/you) phoned, (he/she/it/you) rang, (he/she/it/you) ringed, (he/she/it/you) summoned, (he/she/it/you) termed—Verb
534chiamassi(I/you) invoked, (I/you) rang, (I/you) beckoned, (I/you) brought in, (I/you) called, (I/you) called (out), (I/you) called (subj.), (I/you) called on, (I/you) called out, (I/you) cried out, (I/you) declared, (I/you) got, (I/you) had in, (I/you) named, (I/you) ordered, (I/you) phoned, (I/you) ringed, (I/you) summoned, (I/you) termed, (if I/you) were to call—Verb
535chiamatacall, called, curtain call, named, summonsFeminineNoun
536chiamava(he/she/it/you) used to call, (he/she/it/you) was/were calling (out), (he/she/it/you) was/were calling out, (he/she/it/you) called (out), (he/she/it/you) called on, (he/she/it/you) called out, (he/she/it/you) used to be called, (he/she/it/you) was/were being called, (he/she/it/you) was/were called, (he/she/it/you) was/were calling on, called, got—Verb
537chiamerà(he/she/it/you) will call (out), (he/she/it/you) will call on, (he/she/it/you) will call out, (he/she/it/you) will cry out, (he/she/it/you) will get, (he/she/it/you) will have in, (he/she/it/you) will name, (he/she/it/you) will ring, (he/she/it/you) will term, call, get—Verb
538chiamerai(you) will call (out), (you) will call on, (you) will call out, (you) will cry out, (you) will get, (you) will have in, (you) will name, (you) will ring, (you) will term, call, called—Verb
539chiameranno(they) will call (out), (they) will call out, (they) will cry out, call, called—Verb
540chiamerei(I) would call (out), (I) would call on, (I) would call out, (I) would cry out, (I) would get, (I) would have in, (I) would name, (I) would ring, (I) would term, get, got—Verb
541chiamereste(you) would call (out), (you) would call out, (you) would call on, (you) would cry out, (you) would get, (you) would have in, (you) would name, (you) would ring, (you) would term, call, get—Verb
542chiamerò(I) will call (out), (I) will call out, (I) will call on, (I) will cry out, (I) will get, (I) will have in, (I) will name, (I) will ring, (I) will term, get—Verb
543chiamicall—Verb
544chiamiamoci(let us) call ourselves, (let us) call on, (let us) call each other—Pronoun
545chiaminocry out, call out, call (out)—Verb
546chiamò(he/she/it/you) called (out), (he/she/it/you) called on, (he/she/it/you) called out, (he/she/it/you) was/were called, called, get, got—Verb
547chiamo(he/she/it/you) called (out), (he/she/it/you) called on, (he/she/it/you) called out, (he/she/it/you) was/were called, called, get, got—Verb
548chiaraclear, (egg) white, Chiara, bright, fair, lager, light, paleFeminineAdjective
549chiaramenteclearly, distinctly, plainly, straight—Adverb
550chiavekey, rhyme which links one stanza to another, in old Italian songs, clef, clue, spanner, wrenchFeminineNoun
551chiavikeys, (you) shagFeminineNoun
552chiedaask, ask oneself, ask for, beg, beg for, call for, charge, sue for—Verb
553chiedanoask, ask for, beg—Verb
554chiede(he/she/it) asks, (he/she/it) asks for, (he/she/it) asks oneself, (he/she/it) begs, (he/she/it) begs for, (he/she/it) calls for, (he/she/it) charges, (he/she/it) sues for, (you) ask, (you) ask for, (you) ask oneself, (you) beg, (you) beg for, (you) call for, (you) charge, (you) sue for, ask—Verb
555chiedemmoasked, (we) asked, (we) asked for, (we) begged, tried—Verb
556chiedendoasking, asking for, asking oneself, begging, begging for, calling for, charging, suing for—Verb
557chiederaiask, (you) will ask for, (you) will beg, (you) will beg for—Verb
558chiederanno(they) will ask, (they) will ask for, (they) will beg, (they) will beg for, (they) will call for, (they) will sue for, tried—Verb
559chiedereask, (to) ask, (to) ask for, (to) ask oneself, (to) beg, (to) beg for, (to) call for, (to) sue for, (to) to charge, asked, call, charge, tried—Verb
560chiedereiask, (I) would ask, (I) would ask for, (I) would beg, (I) would beg for, (I) would call for, (I) would sue for, asked, tried—Verb
561chiederemo(we) will ask for, (we) will beg, (we) will beg for—Verb
562chiederòask, (I) will ask, (I) will ask for, (I) will beg, (I) will beg for, (I) will call for, (I) will sue for, tried—Verb
563chiedesseasked, (he/she/it/you) asked, (he/she/it/you) asked for, (he/she/it/you) begged, (he/she/it/you) begged for—Verb
564chiedeteask, (you) ask, (you) ask for, (you) beg—Verb
565chiedevaused to ask, (he/she/it/you) was/were asking, (he/she/it/you) was/were asking for, (he/she/it/you) asked for, asked, tried—Verb
566chiediask, (you) ask, (you) ask oneself, (you) ask for, (you) beg, (you) beg for, (you) call for, (you) charge, (you) sue for, ask for—Verb
567chiediamoask, (we) ask, (we) ask for, (we) ask oneself, (we) beg, (we) beg for, (we) call for, (we) charge, (we) sue for—Verb
568chiedoask, (I) ask, (I) ask for, (I) ask oneself, (I) beg, (I) beg for, (I) call for, (I) charge, (I) sue for—Verb
569chiesachurchFeminineNoun
570chiesechurches, asked, (he/she/it/you) asked for, (he/she/it/you) asked, (he/she/it/you) begged, (he/she/it/you) begged for, ask, triedFeminineNoun
571chilogrammikilograms, kilogram(me)MasculineNoun
572chilogrammokilogram(me), kilogramsMasculineNoun
573chilometrikilometers, (you) measure [something] in kilometresMasculineNoun
574chilometrokilometer, (I) measure [something] in kilometres, kilometers, kilometreMasculineNoun
575chimicachemistry, chemistFeminineNoun
576chissàwho knows—Adverb
577chitarraguitarFeminineNoun
578chiude(he/she/it) closes (down), (he/she/it) shuts (down), (you) close (down), (you) shut (down), stop—Verb
579chiudere(to) to close, (to) to end, (to) to fence, (to) box in, (to) bring to an end, (to) bring up the rear of, (to) close (down), (to) close up, (to) cloud over, (to) complete, (to) cordon off, (to) draw, (to) end, (to) fasten, (to) fold (up), (to) heal over, (to) plug (up), (to) seal (up), (to) secure, (to) shut (up), (to) sign off, (to) surround, (to) switch off, (to) tie up, (to) to bar, (to) to block, (to) to bring [something] to a close, (to) to bring [something] to an end, (to) to conclude, (to) to do up, (to) to enclose, (to) to finish, (to) to get cloudy, (to) to heal up, (to) to lock, (to) to make, (to) to pull, (to) to seal off, (to) to shut (down), (to) to sign, (to) to stop (up), (to) to wind up, (to) turn off, bar, block, bring [something] to a close, bring [something] to an end, close, closed, conclude, do, do up, done, enclose, fence, fill, finish, get cloudy, go, gone, heal up, lock, make, pull, seal off, sign, stop, stop (up), stopped, walls, went, wind up—Verb
580chiudete(you, pl.) close, stop—Verb
581chiudi(you) close (down), (you) close up, (you) do up, (you) shut (down), fill, stop—Verb
582chiunqueanybody, anybody who, anyone—Pronoun
583chiusaclosed, closing phrase, complimentary close, conclusion, enclosure, ending, lock, penstock, sluice gate, transverse valleyFeminineAdjective
584cithere, us, about it—Pronoun
585ciaohello, hi, bye, goodbye—Interjection
586cibofood, (I) eat, (I) feedMasculineNoun
587cielosky, heavenMasculineNoun
588cima(you) top, peak, (he/she/it) tops, (he/she/it) clips, (he/she/it) pinches out, (he/she/it) polls, (he/she/it) prunes, (you) clip, (you) pinch out, (you) poll, (you) prune, ace, genius, hilltop, rope, summit, treetopFeminineNoun
589cinaChinaFeminineProper noun
590cinemacinema, movie theater, cinemas, movie theaters, movie theatre, movie theatres, moviesMasculineNoun
591cineseChineseMasculineNoun
592cinesiChinese—Adjective
593cinquant'fifty—Numeral
594cinquantafifty—Numeral
595cinquefive—Numeral
596cinturabelt, bandFeminineNoun
597ciòwhat, that, this, it, thoseNeuterPronoun
598cioccolatochocolateMasculineNoun
599ciotolabowlFeminineNoun
600cipollaonion, bulb, bun, bunion, chignon, rose, turnipFeminineNoun
601circaabout, around, approximately, as to, concerning, near order, regarding, roughly, round, so, some—Adverb
602circocircusMasculineNoun
603cittàcity, cities, townFeminineNoun
604cittadinicity, city residents, civic, national, citizens, citizenMasculineNoun
605cittadinocitizen, city, civicMasculineNoun
606classeclass, classroomFeminineNoun
607classicaclassic, classicalFeminineAdjective
608classicoclassic, classical, conservative, old favourite, straight, traditional, typicalMasculineAdjective
609clientecustomer, client, customers, diner, drinker, guest, patron—Noun
610clienticustomers, clients—Noun
611climaclimate, atmosphereMasculineNoun
612clinicaclinic, clinical medicine, clinicianFeminineNoun
613codaline, tail, backup, coda, echo, end, queue, repercussion, scut, tailbackFeminineNoun
614codicecode, codex, manuscript, wordsMasculineNoun
615codicicodex, code, manuscriptMasculineNoun
616cognomesurname, last name, family name, surnamesMasculineNoun
617cognomisurnames, last namesMasculineNoun
618colwith, with the, over there, although, so what?, there, thoughMasculinePreposition
619colazionebreakfastFeminineNoun
620collegacolleague, (he/she/it) connects (up), (you) connect (up), partnerMasculineNoun
621collegamenticonnections, connection, link(-up), hook-upMasculineNoun
622collegamentoconnection, hook-up, link(-up)MasculineNoun
623colleghicolleagues, (you) associate, (you) communicate, (you) connect (up), (you) get in touch, (you) hook up, (you) interlink, (you) join, (you) link, (you) plug in, (you) refer, (you) relate, (you) tie, (you) tie together, co-worker, join, workmateMasculineNoun
624collezionecollection, seriesFeminineNoun
625collinahillFeminineNoun
626colloneckMasculineNoun
627colonnellicolonelsMasculineNoun
628coloratacolorful, color (up), colored (up), colour (up), coloured (up), crayon, crayoned, dye, dyed, embellish, embellished, flush, flushed, paint, paintedFeminineAdjective
629coloraticolorful, colored (up), color (up), colored, colour (up), coloured (up), crayon, crayoned, dye, dyed, embellish, embellished, flush, flushed, paint, paintedMasculineAdjective
630colorecolor, colour, dye, hair dye, paintMasculineNoun
631coloricolorsMasculineNoun
632colpafault, blame, blames, sin, wrongFeminineNoun
633colpiamohit, (we) hit, (we) strike, (we) knock, strike—Verb
634colpirehit, strike, (to) hit, (to) affect, (to) sting, (to) strike, (to) to affect, (to) to attack, (to) to impress, (to) to knock, (to) to shoot, (to) to strike, attack, impress, knock, shoot—Verb
635colpiscihit, (you) hit, (you) strike, (you) knock, strike—Verb
636colpiscohit, (I) hit, (I) strike, (I) knock, strike—Verb
637coltelloknifeMasculineNoun
638coltiva(he/she/it) cultivates, (he/she/it) crops, (you) crop, grows, nurses—Verb
639coltivano(they) cultivate, (they) crop, (they) farm—Verb
640coltivare(to) to farm, (to) to grow, grow, (to) crop, (to) cultivate, farm, grows, nurses—Verb
641coltivo(I) grow, (I) crop, (I) farm—Verb
642com'how, as, as if, as per, as soon as, as well as, like, such as, that—Adverb
643comehow, as, like, what—Adverb
644cominciare(to) start, (to) to start, (to) begin, (to) strike up, began, came, come, enter, started, take, taken, takes, took—Verb
645commenticomments, (you) comment onMasculineNoun
646commercialecommercial, trade—Adjective
647commercialicommercial—Adjective
648commerciocommerce, trade, (I) trade, (I) deal, dealing, trading, trafficMasculineNoun
649comodacomfortable, convenientFeminineAdjective
650comodocomfortable, comfy, convenient, cosy, easier, easy, softMasculineAdjective
651compagnicompanion, companions, comrade, comrades, mate, matesMasculineNoun
652compagniacompany, band, companionship, fellowshipFeminineNoun
653compagnopartner, companion, buddy, classmate, comrade, fellow, mate, palMasculineNoun
654compitihomework, assignments, (you) spell (out)MasculineNoun
655compleannobirthdayMasculineNoun
656complessoband, complex, group, by and large, compound, difficult, elaborate, entirety, hang-up, hard, her, many-sided, messy, on the whole, subtle, sum, wholeMasculineNoun
657completamentecompletely, all the way, totally, altogether, cold, entirely, fully, right, thoroughly—Adverb
658comportamentobehavior, behaviour, conductMasculineNoun
659compra(he/she/it) purchases, (she/he) buys, (you) buy, (you) purchase—Verb
660comprarebought, buy, got, to buy, to get, to purchase—Verb
661compri(you) buy (off), (you) get, (you) purchase, get—Verb
662compriamo(we) purchase, (we) buy, get—Verb
663compro(I) purchase, (I) buy—Verb
664compromessicompromises, impaired, jeopardizedMasculineNoun
665compromessocompromise, impaired, jeopardizedMasculineNoun
666computercomputer, computersMasculineNoun
667comunecommon, in common, ordinary, city, city hall, city-state, communally, commune, everyday, frequent, municipality, shared, town, town hall, township, usual, village—Adjective
668comunicazionecommunication, message, noteFeminineNoun
669comunicazionicommunications, communication, messagesFeminineNoun
670comunità(religious) community, commonalty, communionFeminineNoun
671comunqueanyway, however, just the same, by the way, even, in any case, though—Adverb
672conwith, to—Preposition
673concerti(you) orchestrate, concertsMasculineNoun
674concerto(I) concert, (I) orchestrate, concert, gig, performance, showMasculineNoun
675concettoconcept, executive, idea, managerial, notionMasculineNoun
676concordare(to) to tally, (to) conform, (to) agree (on), (to) compound, (to) concur, tally—Verb
677concorrenzacompetition, concourse, gatheringFeminineNoun
678conduttorepresenter, anchor, conductive, conductor, driverMasculineNoun
679conduttriceanchorwomanFeminineNoun
680conferenzaconference, lecture, prelection, talkFeminineNoun
681confondere(to) confuse, (to) to confuse, (to) to become confused, (to) get confused, (to) mix [something] up, become confused, confusing, mistake, mix—Verb
682congressiconference, congress, conventionMasculineNoun
683congressocongress, conference, conventionMasculineNoun
684conobbe(he/she/it/you) met, (he/she/it/you) knew, (he/she/it/you) experienced, (he/she/it/you) knew each other, (he/she/it/you) knew of, (he/she/it/you) knew oneself, knew, know—Verb
685conobbi(I) met, (I) got to know, knew, offered—Verb
686conoscaknow of, know each other, experience, know oneself, know, meet—Verb
687conoscendogetting to know, knowing, knowing each other, experiencing, knowing of, knowing oneself, meeting—Verb
688conoscenzaknowledge, consciousness, acquaintance, cognitionFeminineNoun
689conosceranno(they) will meet, (they) will know, (they) will know of, know, known, meet—Verb
690conoscereknow, (to) know, (to) meet, knew, offered, offers—Verb
691conoscerebbeknow, (he/she/it/you) would know, (he/she/it/you) would know of, (he/she/it/you) would meet, knew, known—Verb
692conoscereiknow, (I) would know, (I) would know of, (I) would meet, knew, known—Verb
693conoscereteknow, (you) will meet, (you) will know, (you) will know of, meet—Verb
694conoscesse(he/she/it/you) knew, (he/she/it/you) knew of, (he/she/it/you) met, knew—Verb
695conoscessi(I/you) experienced, (I/you) knew, (I/you) met—Verb
696conoscevaknew, (he/she/it/you) knew, (he/she/it/you) knew of, (he/she/it/you) experienced, (he/she/it/you) knew each other, (he/she/it/you) knew oneself, (he/she/it/you) met, (he/she/it/you) used to experience, (he/she/it/you) used to know, (he/she/it/you) used to know each other, (he/she/it/you) used to know of, (he/she/it/you) used to know oneself, (he/she/it/you) used to meet, (he/she/it/you) was/were experiencing, (he/she/it/you) was/were knowing, (he/she/it/you) was/were knowing each other, (he/she/it/you) was/were knowing of, (he/she/it/you) was/were knowing oneself, (he/she/it/you) was/were meeting, offered—Verb
697conosciamo(we) know, (we) meet, knew—Verb
698conoscoknow, (I) know, (I) meet, knew—Verb
699consapevoleaware, conscious, mindful—Adjective
700conseguenzaconsequence, consequences, ripercussionFeminineNoun
701conseguenzeconsequencesFeminineNoun
702consigliadvice, (you) recommend, (you) advise, (you) counselMasculineNoun
703consiglioadvice, suggestion, (I) counsel, (I) advise, (I) recommend, (I) suggest, board, council, guideline, meetingMasculineNoun
704contadinifarmers, peasant, peasantsMasculineNoun
705contadinofarmer, peasant, ruralMasculineNoun
706contanticash, count, have, matter, tellMasculineNoun
707contentahappy, (you) content, (he/she/it) contents, gladFeminineAdjective
708contentiglad, happyMasculineAdjective
709continentecontinent, mainland, temperateMasculineNoun
710contocheck, (I) count, account, (I) matter, amount, bill, calculation, tab, taleMasculineNoun
711contratticontracts, (you) bargain, (you) bargain over, (you) negotiate, contractMasculineNoun
712contrattocontract, (I) bargain, (I) negotiate, caught, gotMasculineNoun
713controagainst, into—Preposition
714controllare(to) check, (to) control, controlling, (to) control oneself, (to) inspect, (to) mark, (to) test, (to) to examine, (to) to manage, (to) to master, (to) to restrain, (to) to rule, (to) watch, check, checking, examine, go, gone, keep, kept, manage, master, restrain, rule, watch, watched, went—Verb
715controllo(I) control, (I) control oneself, (I) check, (I) examine, (I) inspect, (I) manage, (I) mark, (I) master, (I) restrain, (I) rule, (I) test, (I) watch, check-up, command, examination, inspection, verification—Verb
716conversazioneconversation, talkFeminineNoun
717conversazioniconversations, conversationFeminineNoun
718copertablanket, bedspread, blankets, coverFeminineNoun
719coppiacouple, in twos, in pairs, brace, dyad, pair, torque, yokeFeminineNoun
720coraggiocourage, bottles, bravery, gallantry, spiritsMasculineNoun
721corona(you) crown, (he/she/it) crowns, (he/she/it) surroundsFeminineNoun
722corpibodies, (dead) bodyMasculineNoun
723corpobody, corps, corpse, object, point size, points, profession, substance, type sizeMasculineNoun
724correruns, (you, formal) run, races—Verb
725correndorunning (in), running after, running in, driving (too fast), driving in, flowing, going around, racing, riding, riding in, rushing, speeding (along)—Verb
726corrererun, get, got, to run—Verb
727correttacorrect, correct oneself, accurate, adjust, adjusted, check, checked, clean, corrected, corrected oneself, fair, grade, graded, improve, improve oneself, improved, improved oneself, lace, laced, mark, marked, mend one’s ways, mended one’s ways, polish, polished, proofread, proper, read, rectified, rectify, refine, refined, revised, spike, spiked, sportsmanlikeFeminineAdjective
728corri(you) run—Verb
729corriamo(we) run—Verb
730corrorun, I run—Verb
731corrono(they) run—Verb
732corruzionecorruption, decomposition, degeneracyFeminineNoun
733corsoclass, course (book), in the course of, Corsican, avenue, course, current, driven (too fast), driven in, during, flow, flowed, gone around, high street, in progress, main street, on, ongoing, parade, path, paths, present, price, raced, rate, ridden, ridden in, run, run (in), run after, run in, rushed, speeded/sped (along), stake, textbook, underwayMasculineNoun
734corteshort, (royal) court, bench, courtshipFeminineAdjective
735cortilecourtyard, yard, (school) playground, backyard, barnyard, court, farmyardMasculineNoun
736cortobrief, shortMasculineAdjective
737cos'what, matter, thing, work—Pronoun
738cosawhat, thing—Pronoun
739coscienzaconscience, awareness, consciousnessFeminineNoun
740cosethings, matter, thing, what, workFeminineNoun
741cosìso, that, all, as, like that, like this, this way, those—Adverb
742costacoast, (he/she/it) costs, seabord, seacoast, slope, spine—Verb
743costanteconstant, consistent, even, persistent, uniform, uniforms—Adjective
744costare(to) cost, cost—Verb
745costicosts, (you) costMasculineNoun
746costo(I) cost, cost, fee, priceMasculineNoun
747costosaexpensive, costly, high-priced, priceyFeminineAdjective
748costoseexpensive, burdensome, costly, dear, hard, high pricedFeminineAdjective
749costosiexpensive, burdensome, costly, dear, hard, high pricedMasculineAdjective
750costosoexpensive, costly, dearMasculineAdjective
751costruendobuilding, constructing, laying (down)—Verb
752costruì(he/she/it/you) built, (he/she/it/you) constructed, (he/she/it/you) laid (down), make—Verb
753costruiamo(we) build, (we) construct, (we) lay (down), made, make—Verb
754costruiatebuild, construct, lay (down)—Verb
755costruimmo(we) built, (we) constructed, (we) laid (down), made—Verb
756costruirà(he/she/it/you) will build, (he/she/it/you) will construct, (he/she/it/you) will lay (down), made, make, makes—Verb
757costruiranno(they) will build, (they) will construct, (they) will lay (down), made, make—Verb
758costruire(to) build, (to) to construct, (to) to assemble, (to) construct, (to) shape, (to) to lay (down), assemble, lay (down), made, make, makes, put, puts, structures, throws—Verb
759costruirebbe(he/she/it/you) would construct, (he/she/it/you) would build, (he/she/it/you) would lay (down), make—Verb
760costruirei(I) would build, (I) would construct, (I) would lay (down), made, make—Verb
761costruiremo(we) will build, (we) will construct, (we) will lay (down), make—Verb
762costruiscalay (down), build, construct—Verb
763costruiscanobuild, construct, lay (down)—Verb
764costruisci(you) build, (you) construct, (you) lay (down), made, make, makes—Verb
765costruissero(they) were to build, (they) built, (they) constructed, (they) laid (down)—Verb
766costruiva(he/she/it/you) was/were building, (he/she/it/you) used to build, (he/she/it/you) built, made—Verb
767costruzioneconstruction, building, laying, manufacture, structuresFeminineNoun
768costruzionibuildings, building, constructionsFeminineNoun
769costumecostume, outfit, custom, masquerade, morality, morals, swimsuit, traditionMasculineNoun
770credabelieve, suppose, think—Verb
771credanobelieve, suppose, think—Verb
772credemmobelieve, (we) thought, (we) supposed, (we) believed, bought, thought—Verb
773credendobelieving, supposing, thinking—Verb
774crederàbelieve, (he/she/it/you) will believe, (he/she/it/you) will suppose, (he/she/it/you) will think, bought, thought—Verb
775crederaibelieve, (you) will believe, (you) will suppose, (you) will think, bought—Verb
776crederebelieve, (to) believe, (to) to think, (to) to suppose, believed, bought, suppose, think, thinks, thought, thoughts—Verb
777crederebbebelieve, (he/she/it/you) would believe, (he/she/it/you) would think, (he/she/it/you) would suppose, bought, thought—Verb
778crederebberobelieve, (they) would believe, (they) would suppose, (they) would think—Verb
779credessebelieve, (he/she/it/you) thought, (he/she/it/you) supposed, (he/she/it/you) believed—Verb
780credessimobelieve, (we) believed, (we) thought, (we) supposed—Verb
781credetterothink, believe, suppose—Verb
782credevabelieved, (he/she/it/you) believed, (he/she/it/you) was/were thinking, (he/she/it/you) supposed, (he/she/it/you) thought, (he/she/it/you) used to believe, (he/she/it/you) used to suppose, (he/she/it/you) used to think, (he/she/it/you) was/were believing, (he/she/it/you) was/were supposing, bought, thought—Verb
783credevamobelieved, (we) believed, (we) used to believe, (we) were believing, bought, thought—Verb
784credevobelieved, (I) believed, (I) thought, (I) used to believe, (I) was/were believing, bought, thought—Verb
785credibelieve, (you) believe, (you) think, (you) suppose—Verb
786crediamobelieve, (we) believe, (we) suppose, (we) think—Verb
787creditocredit, credence, credibilityMasculineNoun
788credobelieve, (I) believe, (I) think, (Apostles’) Creed, (I) suppose, credo, faith, persuasion—Verb
789credonobelieve, (they) believe, (they) suppose, (they) think—Verb
790cremacream, custard, (he/she/it) cremates, (you) cremate, crème, upper crustFeminineNoun
791crescegrows, (he/she/it) grows, (you) grow, (he/she/it) brings up, (he/she/it) comes (up), (he/she/it) goes up, (he/she/it) grows up, (he/she/it) increases, (he/she/it) mounts, (he/she/it) raises, (he/she/it) rises, (he/she/it) turns up, (he/she/it) waxes, (you) bring up, (you) come (up), (you) go up, (you) grow up, (you) increase, (you) mount, (you) raise, (you) rise, (you) turn up, (you) wax—Verb
792crescentegrowing, crescent, deepening, expanding, increasing, mounting, rising—Adjective
793crescere(to) grow, (to) grow up, (to) to grow, (to) go up, (to) increase, (to) raise, (to) rise, (to) to bring up, (to) to come (up), (to) to increase, (to) to mount, (to) to rise, (to) to turn up, (to) wax, bring up, came, come (up), grows, mount, raising, turn up—Verb
794cresciamo(we) raise, (we) wax, (we) increase, (we) bring up, (we) come (up), (we) go up, (we) grow, (we) grow up, (we) mount, (we) rise, (we) turn up—Verb
795crescitagrowth, increase, riseFeminineNoun
796crescono(they) raise, (they) grow, (they) grow up, (they) bring up—Verb
797criminecrime, criminal act, criminal offenseMasculineNoun
798crisicrisis, attack, fits, shortageFeminineNoun
799cucchiaiospoonMasculineNoun
800cucinakitchen, (he/she/it) cooks, (you) cook, cuisine, food, stoveFeminineNoun
801cucinandocooking, cooking up, fixing—Verb
802cucinano(they) cook, (they) cook up, (they) fix—Verb
803cucinate(you) cook, (you) cook up, (you) fix—Verb
804cucini(you) cook—Verb
805cuciniamo(we) cook, (we) cook up, (we) fix—Verb
806cucino(I) cook, I cook, cook, do I cook—Verb
807cuginicousinsMasculineNoun
808cuginocousinMasculineNoun
809cuiwhich, whose, whom, inasmuch as, insofar as, of which, so, that, therefore, those, thus, to the extent that, where——
810culturaculture, civilization, crop, cultivation, education, knowledge, learningFeminineNoun
811culturalecultural—Adjective
812culturalicultural—Adjective
813culturecultures, civilization, culture, educationFeminineNoun
814cuochicooks, cooks'MasculineNoun
815cuococookMasculineNoun
816cuoioleather, hide, skinMasculineNoun
817cuoreheart, heart-shaped object, breast, center, centre, core, heartsMasculineNoun
818curacare, treatment, (you) care for, (he/she/it) cures, (he/she/it) looks after, (he/she/it) nurses, (he/she/it) takes care of, (he/she/it) treats, (you) look after, (you) treat, charge, course, cure, cure (of souls), nursesFeminineNoun
819cuscinicushions, pillows, cushion, pillowMasculineNoun
820cuscinopillow, cushion, hassock, paddingMasculineNoun
821d'of, in—Preposition
822dato, from, as, at, for, offers, on, return, returns, since, sits, throws—Preposition
823dàto, from, as, at, for, offers, on, return, returns, since, sits, throws—Verb
824daglifrom, from the, to the, at the, by the, from...to, since, to, with theMasculinePreposition
825daifrom, from the, by the, (you) give, at, at the, come on, for, give, return, since, sit, through the, to, to the, with, with theMasculinePreposition
826dalfrom, from the, at, by, of, since, to, to theMasculinePreposition
827dall'from, from the, to the, (he/she/it) bears, (he/she/it) bumps, (he/she/it) devotes oneself, (he/she/it) gives, (he/she/it) gives oneself, (he/she/it) grants, (he/she/it) hits, (he/she/it) issues, (he/she/it) lays down, (he/she/it) pays, (he/she/it) presents, (he/she/it) puts on, (he/she/it) returns, (he/she/it) sets, (he/she/it) shows, (he/she/it) yields, (you) bear, (you) bump, (you) devote oneself, (you) give, (you) give oneself, (you) grant, (you) hit, (you) issue, (you) lay down, (you) pay, (you) present, (you) put on, (you) return, (you) set, (you) show, (you) yield, as, at, at the, by, by the, for, from...to, on the, out of, since, through, through the, to, with, with the—Preposition
828dallafrom, from the, from...to, as, at, at the, by, by the, for, like, of, since, through, through the, to, to the, with, with theFemininePreposition
829dallefrom, from the, from...to, at, at the, bies, by the, for, likes, since, through, through the, to, to the, with, with theFemininePreposition
830dallofrom, to, as, at, by, for, from the, since, through, withMasculinePreposition
831dammigive, give me, issue—Pronoun
832dandogiving, giving oneself, bearing, bumping, devoting oneself, granting, hitting, issuing, laying down, paying, presenting, putting on, returning, setting, showing, yielding—Verb
833dannidamages, damage, (you) are damned, (you) damnMasculineNoun
834dannogive, (they) give, damage, returnMasculineNoun
835danza(you) dance, (he/she/it) dances, dancingFeminineNoun
836dappertuttoeverywhere, all over the place—Adverb
837daraigive, (you) will give, (you) will bump, (you) will bear, (you) will hit, (you) will lay down, (you) will pay, (you) will put on, (you) will set, (you) will show—Verb
838darebbegive, (he/she/it/you) would give, (he/she/it/you) would show, (he/she/it/you) would bear, (he/she/it/you) would bump, (he/she/it/you) would grant, (he/she/it/you) would hit, (he/she/it/you) would lay down, (he/she/it/you) would pay, (he/she/it/you) would put on, (he/she/it/you) would set, gave, returned—Verb
839dareigive, (I) would give, (I) would bear, (I) would bump, (I) would grant, (I) would hit, (I) would lay down, (I) would pay, (I) would put on, (I) would set, (I) would show, gave, returned—Verb
840daresti(you) would give, (you) would bear, (you) would pay, (you) would bump, (you) would grant, (you) would hit, (you) would lay down, (you) would put on, (you) would set, (you) would show, give—Verb
841darògive, (I) will give, (I) will hit, (I) will bear, (I) will bump, (I) will lay down, (I) will pay, (I) will put on, (I) will set, (I) will show, present, returned—Verb
842data(you) date, given, (you) date from, (he/she/it) dates, (he/she/it) dates back, (he/she/it) dates from, (you) date back, timeFeminineNoun
843datedates, give, (you) giveFeminineNoun
844dava(he/she/it/you) was/were giving, (he/she/it/you) was/were giving oneself, (he/she/it/you) used to give, (he/she/it/you) bore, (he/she/it/you) bumped, (he/she/it/you) devoted oneself, (he/she/it/you) gave, (he/she/it/you) gave oneself, (he/she/it/you) granted, (he/she/it/you) hit, (he/she/it/you) issued, (he/she/it/you) laid down, (he/she/it/you) paid, (he/she/it/you) presented, (he/she/it/you) put on, (he/she/it/you) returned, (he/she/it/you) set, (he/she/it/you) showed, (he/she/it/you) used to bear, (he/she/it/you) used to bump, (he/she/it/you) used to devote oneself, (he/she/it/you) used to give oneself, (he/she/it/you) used to grant, (he/she/it/you) used to hit, (he/she/it/you) used to issue, (he/she/it/you) used to lay down, (he/she/it/you) used to pay, (he/she/it/you) used to present, (he/she/it/you) used to put on, (he/she/it/you) used to return, (he/she/it/you) used to set, (he/she/it/you) used to show, (he/she/it/you) used to yield, (he/she/it/you) was/were bearing, (he/she/it/you) was/were bumping, (he/she/it/you) was/were devoting oneself, (he/she/it/you) was/were granting, (he/she/it/you) was/were hitting, (he/she/it/you) was/were issuing, (he/she/it/you) was/were laying down, (he/she/it/you) was/were paying, (he/she/it/you) was/were presenting, (he/she/it/you) was/were putting on, (he/she/it/you) was/were returning, (he/she/it/you) was/were setting, (he/she/it/you) was/were showing, (he/she/it/you) was/were yielding, (he/she/it/you) yielded, gave, returned—Verb
845davamo(we) would give, (we) used to give, (we) gave, (we) were giving, gave, returned—Verb
846davantiin front, towards—Preposition
847davveroreally, truly, indeed, very—Adverb
848deboleweak, small, delicate, dull, feeble, frail, poor, smaller, unsound—Adjective
849deboliweak, delicate, feeble—Adjective
850decennidecades, decenniumMasculineNoun
851decenniodecade, decenniumMasculineNoun
852decidadecide, decide on, determine, make up one’s mind—Verb
853decide(he/she/it) decides, (he/she/it) decides on, (he/she/it) determines, (he/she/it) chooses, (he/she/it) comes to a decision, (he/she/it) elects, (he/she/it) fixes, (he/she/it) makes up one’s mind, (he/she/it) reaches, (he/she/it) settles, (you) choose, (you) come to a decision, (you) decide, (you) decide on, (you) determine, (you) elect, (you) fix, (you) make up one’s mind, (you) reach, (you) settle—Verb
854decidendodeciding, deciding on, determining, passing—Verb
855decideranno(they) will decide, (they) will decide on, (they) will choose, (they) will come to a decision, (they) will determine, (they) will elect, (they) will fix, (they) will make up one’s mind, (they) will reach, (they) will settle, decide—Verb
856decidere(to) decide, (to) decide on, (to) to settle, (to) choose, (to) determine, (to) elect, (to) fix, (to) reach, (to) settle, (to) to come to a decision, (to) to determine, (to) to make up one’s mind, come to a decision, decide, elect, make up one’s mind, passed—Verb
857deciderebbe(he/she/it/you) would decide, (he/she/it/you) would decide on, (he/she/it/you) would fix, (he/she/it/you) would make up one’s mind, decide—Verb
858deciderei(I) would decide, (I) would decide on, (I) would fix, (I) would make up one’s mind, decide—Verb
859decideremo(we) will decide, (we) will decide on, (we) will fix, decide—Verb
860decidesse(he/she/it/you) decided, (he/she/it/you) decided on, (he/she/it/you) fixed, (he/she/it/you) determined—Verb
861decidessero(they) determined, (they) decided on, (they) fixed, decide—Verb
862decideva(he/she/it/you) used to decide, (he/she/it/you) was/were deciding, (he/she/it/you) used to decide on, (he/she/it/you) decided on, (he/she/it/you) was/were deciding on, passed—Verb
863decidi(you) decide, (you) decide on, (you) determine, decide—Verb
864decidiamo(we) decide, (we) decide on, (we) determine, decide—Verb
865decimatenth, (he/she/it) decimates, (you) decimate, titheFeminineAdjective
866decimotenth, (I) decimateMasculineAdjective
867decise(he/she/it/you) decided, (he/she/it/you) decided on, (he/she/it/you) determined, passed—Verb
868decisionedecision, deliberation, purpose, strong-mindednessFeminineNoun
869decisionidecisions, decision, deliberationFeminineNoun
870definitivafinal, definitive, permanentFeminineAdjective
871definitivifinal, definitive, permanentMasculineAdjective
872definizionedefinition, clue, settlementFeminineNoun
873degliof the, about the, from the, in, someMasculinePreposition
874deiof, of the, some, about, about the, gods, thanMasculineNoun
875delof, of the, some, 's, about, from, in the, than the, withMasculinePreposition
876delfinodolphinMasculineNoun
877delitticrimes, sinsMasculineNoun
878dell'of, of the, about, 's, by, d, for, from, from... to, in, kind, say, say to oneself, some, sort, tell, tell oneself, than, with—Preposition
879dellaof, of the, about the, in the, some, thanFemininePreposition
880delleof, of the, some, ', aboutFemininePreposition
881delloof the, of, in, 's, about, by, d, for, from, some, than, withMasculinePreposition
882democraticademocratFeminineAdjective
883democraticidemocrats, democratic, egalitarianMasculineAdjective
884democraticodemocratic, democrat, egalitarianMasculineAdjective
885democraziademocracyFeminineNoun
886denaromoney, denarius, denierMasculineNoun
887dentetoothMasculineNoun
888dentiteethMasculineNoun
889dentifriciotoothpasteMasculineNoun
890dentistadentistFeminineNoun
891dentroinside, in, into—Adverb
892depressionedepression, lowerFeminineNoun
893descrive(you) describe, (he/she/it) describes, (he/she/it) depicts—Verb
894descrivere(to) describe, (to) to depict, (to) image, depict—Verb
895descrivi(you) describe, (you) depict, (you) image—Verb
896descrizionedescriptionFeminineNoun
897desideriwishes, (you) wish, (you) desire, (you) want, wantMasculineNoun
898desideriodesire, wish, lustMasculineNoun
899desse(he/she/it/you) gave, (he/she/it/you) issued, (he/she/it/you) laid down, (he/she/it/you) give, gave—Verb
900destinazionedestination, assignment, postingFeminineNoun
901destinodestiny, arouse, wakeMasculineNoun
902destrarightFeminineNoun
903dettaglidetails, (you) detail, (you) itemizeMasculineNoun
904deve(he/she/it) has to, (he/she/it) owes, (he/she/it/you) must, (you) have (got) to, (you) have to, (you) owe—Verb
905devi(you) have to, (you) must, (you) owe—Verb
906devo(I) have to, (I) must—Verb
907devono(they) have to, (they) must—Verb
908diof, to, in, 's, about, at, for, from, than, with—Preposition
909diagive, issue, lay down—Verb
910diagnosidiagnosis, analysisFeminineNoun
911dialoghidialogues, (you) dialog [romanzo, (you) dialogueMasculineNoun
912dialogo(I) dialogue, (I) dialog [romanzo, (I) scena]MasculineNoun
913dianolay down, issue, give—Verb
914diariodiary, journal, timetableMasculineNoun
915dicatell, tell oneself, say—Verb
916dice(he/she) says, (he/she) tells, says, told—Verb
917dicembreDecemberMasculineNoun
918dicendosaying, telling, telling oneself—Verb
919dicessero(they) said, (they) told, (they) told oneself—Verb
920dicessi(I/you) told, (I/you) said, (I/you) told oneself—Verb
921dicessimo(we) said, (we) told oneself, (we) told—Verb
922diceva(he/she/it/you) was/were saying, (he/she/it/you) was/were saying to oneself, (he/she/it/you) was/were telling, (he/she/it/you) said, (he/she/it/you) said to oneself, (he/she/it/you) told, (he/she/it/you) told oneself, (he/she/it/you) used to say, (he/she/it/you) used to say to oneself, (he/she/it/you) used to tell, (he/she/it/you) used to tell oneself, (he/she/it/you) was/were telling oneself, said, told—Verb
923dicevi(you) were saying, (you) said, (you) used to say, said, told—Verb
924dicevo(I) was/were telling, (I) was/were telling oneself, (I) was/were saying, (I) said, (I) said to oneself, (I) told, (I) told oneself, (I) used to say, (I) used to say to oneself, (I) used to tell, (I) used to tell oneself, (I) was/were saying to oneself, said, told—Verb
925diciamo(we) say, (we) tell, said, says—Verb
926diciannovenineteen, seven in the evening—Numeral
927diciassetteseventeen—Numeral
928diciottoeighteen, six in the evening—Numeral
929dico(I) say, (I) tell, said, says, told—Verb
930dicono(they) say, (they) tell, say, says, told—Verb
931dieciten—Numeral
932diedegave, (he/she/it) gave, give—Verb
933dietadietFeminineNoun
934dietrobehind, back, rear—Adverb
935differentedifferent—Adjective
936differentidifferent, defer, delay—Adjective
937differenzadifference, distinction, gap, remainderFeminineNoun
938differenzedifferences, difference, distinction, gap, remainderFeminineNoun
939difficiledifficult, choosy, hard, improbable, tense, tight, tough, tricky, unlikely—Adjective
940difficilidifficult, difficult part, hard to please, awkward, choosy, difficulty, fastidious, fussy, hard, improbable, particular, tough, tricky, unlikely—Adjective
941difficoltàdifficulty, trouble, difficulties, problemFeminineNoun
942dignitàdignity, graveness, worthinessFeminineNoun
943dimentica(he/she/it) forgets, (you) forget, (he/she/it) leaves (behind), leave—Verb
944dimenticare(to) forget, (to) to leave (behind), (to) to leave out, (to) neglect, got, leave, leave (behind), leave out, left, put, puts—Verb
945dimentichiamo(we) forget, (we) leave (behind), (we) leave out, leave—Verb
946dimmitell, tell me, say—Pronoun
947dimostra(he/she/it) demonstrates, show, (he/she/it) shows (oneself), (he/she/it) displays, (you) demonstrate, (you) show (oneself)—Verb
948dimostrare(to) demonstrate, (to) to prove, (to) to establish, (to) prove (oneself), (to) to display, (to) to show (oneself), (to) to turn out, display, establish, proving, show, show (oneself), turn out—Verb
949dimostrazionedemonstration, proof, showFeminineNoun
950dimostro(I) demonstrate, (I) display, (I) show (oneself), show—Verb
951diogod, ace, wizardMasculineNoun
952dipartimentidepartments, bureau, department, district, serviceMasculineNoun
953dipartimentodepartment, bureau, departments, districtMasculineNoun
954dipingere(to) paint, painting, (to) to depict, (to) to portray—Verb
955diplomadegree, diplomaMasculineNoun
956diplomaziadiplomacy, diplomatics, tactFeminineNoun
957diràtell, (he/she/it/you) will say, (he/she/it/you) will tell, (he/she/it/you) will tell oneself, said, told—Verb
958dirai(you) will tell, (you) will say, (you) will tell oneself, (you) will say to oneself, told—Verb
959diretell, said, say, saying, says, telling, to say, to tell—Verb
960direbbe(he/she/it/you) would say, (he/she/it/you) would tell, (he/she/it/you) would tell oneself, said, tell, told—Verb
961diremmo(we) would tell, (we) would tell oneself, (we) would say, told—Verb
962direttamentedirectly, straight, direct(ly), right—Adverb
963direttoredirector, head manager, directors, managerMasculineNoun
964direttoridirectors, Directory, executive boardMasculineNoun
965direttricedirector, (f.) manager, manager, (f.) executiveFeminineNoun
966direzionedirection, way, (senior) management, editing, editorship, headship, runningFeminineNoun
967dirglitell, tell him, tell oneself, say, say to oneself—Pronoun
968dirigenzamanagement, leadership, managershipFeminineNoun
969dirittastraight, erect, lankFeminineAdjective
970dirittestraight, erect, lankFeminineAdjective
971dirittirights, lank, right, straightMasculineNoun
972dirittoright, straight, directly, drive, dues, eligibility, erect, forehand, lank, law, obverse, rightsMasculineNoun
973diròtell, (I) will tell, (I) will say, (I) will tell oneself, told—Verb
974discorsiconversations, (I) spoke, discussionsMasculineNoun
975discorsospeech, discussion, lecture, talkMasculineNoun
976discussionediscussion, argument, contention, conversation, debate, defence, dispute, sessionFeminineNoun
977disegna(he/she/it) designs, (he/she/it) draws, (you) draw—Verb
978disegnano(they) design, (they) plan, (they) draw—Verb
979disegnaredrawing, to draw—Verb
980disegni(you) draw, (you) design, (you) plan—Verb
981disegniamo(we) draw, (we) design, (we) plan—Verb
982disegnodrawing, (I) design, (I) style, (I) am drawing, (I) draw, (I) outline, (I) plan, pattern, picture, schemeMasculineNoun
983dispiace(you) are sorry, (he/she/it) is sorry—Verb
984disponibileavailable, helpful—Adjective
985disponibiliavailable, accessible, helpful—Adjective
986dissesaid, (he/she/it/you) told, (he/she/it/you) said, (he/she/it/you) told oneself—Verb
987dissitold, (I) told, (I) told oneself, (I) said, said, tell—Verb
988distanzadistance, difference, gapFeminineNoun
989ditafingersFeminineNoun
990dite(you) say, (you) tell, (you) tell oneself, said, says, tell, told—Verb
991ditofinger, toeMasculineNoun
992dittacompany, firm, business, housesFeminineNoun
993dittaturadictatorshipFeminineNoun
994divanicouches, couch, divan, settee, sofa, sofasMasculineNoun
995divanocouch, sofaMasculineNoun
996diventa(he/she/it) becomes, (he/she/it) is elected, (he/she/it) gets, (he/she/it) goes, (he/she/it) grows, (he/she/it) turns, (you) are elected, (you) are made, (you) become, (you) get, (you) go, (you) grow, (you) turn, be elected, be made, become, get, grows—Verb
997diventammobecame, (we) became, (we) grew, (we) got, get, got, turned—Verb
998diventandogetting, becoming, being elected, being made, going, growing, turning—Verb
999diventarebecome, (to) become, (to) to go, (to) be made, (to) grow, (to) to get, (to) turn, be elected, became, get, go, got, grows—Verb
1000diventasse(he/she/it/you) got, (he/she/it/you) grew, (he/she/it/you) became—Verb
1001diventassero(they) got, (they) became, (they) grew, (they) turned, (they) went, (they) was/were elected, (they) was/were made—Verb
1002diventassi(I/you) became, become, (I/you) got, (I/you) grew—Verb
1003diventavabecame, (he/she/it/you) became, (he/she/it) was becoming, (he/she/it) was getting, (he/she/it) was turning, (he/she/it/you) got, (he/she/it/you) grew, (he/she/it/you) turned, (he/she/it/you) used to be made, (he/she/it/you) used to become, (he/she/it/you) used to get, (he/she/it/you) used to go, (he/she/it/you) used to grow, (he/she/it/you) used to turn, (he/she/it/you) went, (you) were becoming, (you) were getting, (you) were turning, got, turned—Verb
1004diventeràbecome, (he/she/it/you) will become, (he/she/it/you) will get, (he/she/it/you) will be made, (he/she/it/you) will go, (he/she/it/you) will grow, (he/she/it/you) will turn, get—Verb
1005diventeraibecome, (you) will become, (you) will grow, (you) will be made, (you) will get, (you) will go, (you) will turn, get—Verb
1006diventerebbebecome, (he/she/it/you) would become, (he/she/it/you) would get, (he/she/it/you) would be made, (he/she/it/you) would go, (he/she/it/you) would grow, (he/she/it/you) would turn—Verb
1007diventeremobecome, (we) will become, (we) will get, (we) will be made, (we) will go, (we) will grow, (we) will turn—Verb
1008diventibecome, (you) become, (you) turn, (you) are elected, (you) are made, (you) get, (you) go, (you) grow, be elected, be made—Verb
1009diventinobecome, be elected, be made, get, go, grow, turn—Verb
1010diventòbecame, (he/she/it/you) became, (he/she/it/you) got, (he/she/it/you) grew, get, got, turned—Verb
1011diventobecame, (he/she/it/you) became, (he/she/it/you) got, (he/she/it/you) grew, get, got, turned—Verb
1012diversadifferent, diverse, dropout, many (people), outsider, several (people), variousFeminineAdjective
1013diversedifferent, various, (he/she/it/you) differed, (he/she/it/you) diverged, (he/she/it/you) used to differ, (he/she/it/you) used to diverge, (he/she/it/you) was/were differing, (he/she/it/you) was/were diverging, diverseFeminineAdjective
1014diversidifferent, various, (I) was/were differing, (I) differed, (I) used to differ, diverseMasculineAdjective
1015divertentefun, amusing, delicious, entertainingFeminineAdjective
1016divertimentientertainment, amusement, funMasculineNoun
1017divertimentofun, amusement, entertainmentMasculineNoun
1018divisauniformFeminineNoun
1019divisionedivision, fits, partition, separationFeminineNoun
1020dizionaridictionariesMasculineNoun
1021dizionariodictionaryMasculineNoun
1022dobbiamo(we) have to, (we) must, (we) owe—Verb
1023docceshowersFeminineNoun
1024docciashowerFeminineNoun
1025documentidocuments, papersMasculineNoun
1026documento(I) document, (I) prove, (I) provide [somebody] with information, documents, papersMasculineNoun
1027dodicitwelve—Numeral
1028dolcesweet, cake, dessert, gradual, mild, soft, sweetness—Adjective
1029dolcidesserts, sweets, candy, cake, dessert, gentle, gradual, kind, mild, pleasant, pudding, soft, sweet (taste), sweetness—Adjective
1030dollaridollarsMasculineNoun
1031dollarodollar, buck, clamMasculineNoun
1032dolorepain, ache, grief, sorrowMasculineNoun
1033dolori(you) ache, pains, (you) sufferMasculineNoun
1034domandaquestion, ask, (you) ask, (he/she/it) asks, (he/she/it) asks for, (you) ask for, application, demandFeminineNoun
1035domandequestionsFeminineNoun
1036domanitomorrow—Adverb
1037domenicaSunday, sundaysFeminineNoun
1038donnawoman, skirtsFeminineNoun
1039donnewomenFeminineNoun
1040dopoafter, afterwards, later, next, then—Adverb
1041doppio(I) double, (I) dub, (I) round, (I) circumnavigate, (I) lap, copy, double, doubles, round, two-facedMasculineAdjective
1042dorme(he/she/it) sleeps, (you) sleep, (he/she/it) is asleep, (you) are asleep, sleeps—Verb
1043dormendosleeping, going to bed, being asleep—Verb
1044dormiamo(we) sleep—Verb
1045dormiresleep, to sleep—Verb
1046dormo(I) sleep, (I) am asleep—Verb
1047dormono(they) sleep—Verb
1048dottoredoctor, graduateMasculineNoun
1049dottoressa(f.) doctor, (f.) graduate, doctorFeminineNoun
1050dottoresse(female) doctors, doctor, doctors, graduateFeminineNoun
1051dottoridoctors, doctor, graduateMasculineNoun
1052dov'where, lest, whereas—Adverb
1053dovewhere—Adverb
1054dover(to) need to, (to) have to, (to) ought to, (to) have (got) to, (to) must, (to) owe, (to) properly, (to) shall, (to) should—Verb
1055doveva(he/she/it/you) used to have to, (he/she/it/you) used to have (got) to, (he/she/it/you) used to ought to, (he/she/it) was supposed, (he/she/it/you) had (got) to, (he/she/it/you) had to, (he/she/it/you) ought (past) to, (he/she/it/you) owed, (he/she/it/you) properly (past), (he/she/it/you) used to owe, (he/she/it/you) used to properly, (he/she/it/you) was/were having (got) to, (he/she/it/you) was/were having to, (he/she/it/you) was/were ought to, (he/she/it/you) was/were owing, (he/she/it/you) was/were properly—Verb
1056dovevo(I) had to, (I) had (got) to, (I) used to have to, (I) was supposed—Verb
1057dovrà(he/she/it/you) will have to, (he/she/it/you) will have (got) to, (he/she/it/you) will owe—Verb
1058dovrai(you) will have to, (you) will have (got) to, (you) will ought to, (you) will owe, (you) will properly—Verb
1059dovranno(they) will have to, (they) will have (got) to, (they) will owe—Verb
1060dovrebbeshould, (he/she/it) should, (he/she/it/you) would have to—Verb
1061dovreishould, (I) would ought to, (I) would have to, (I) would have (got) to—Verb
1062dovremo(we) will have to, (we) will have (got) to, (we) will owe—Verb
1063dovrò(I) will have to, (I) will have (got) to, (I) will owe—Verb
1064duetwo—Numeral
1065duralast, hard, (you) last, (he/she/it) goes on for long, (he/she/it) lasts, (he/she/it) lasts out, (you) go on for long, (you) last out, difficult, tough—Verb
1066duranteduring, for—Preposition
1067durataduration, length, lengths, termFeminineNoun
1068durohard, hard-hitting, hard person, (I) go on for long, (I) keep, (I) last, (I) last out, (I) wear, difficult, firm, harsh, heavy, rough, severe, sharp, stiff, strict, stubborn, toughMasculineAdjective
1069eis, are, be, he is, is it, it is, it's, she is, you are—Conjunction
1070èis, are, be, he is, is it, it is, it's, she is, you are—Verb
1071ebbe(he/she/it/you) had, had, have, kept—Verb
1072ebbihave, (I) had, had, kept, offered, wear—Verb
1073eccellenteexcellent, finished, first-rate, healthy, wonderful—Adjective
1074eccellentiexcellent, excel, first-rate—Adjective
1075eccohere is, there is—Adverb
1076economiaeconomy, economicsFeminineNoun
1077economicicheap, economical, economicsMasculineAdjective
1078economicocheap, economic, economical, financial, inexpensive, tradeMasculineAdjective
1079edand—Conjunction
1080edificibuildings, edifices, structuresMasculineNoun
1081edificiobuilding, edifice, structure, structuresMasculineNoun
1082educazioneeducation, (good) breeding, (good) manners, formation, politeness, upbringingFeminineNoun
1083effettieffects, as a matter of fact, in fact, belongings, bill, effect, impression, spinMasculineNoun
1084effettivamenteactually, effectively, in effect, indeed, really—Adverb
1085effettoeffect, effects, as a matter of fact, belongings, bill, impression, in fact, spinMasculineNoun
1086efficaceeffective, efficacious, efficient, strong, stronger, telling—Adjective
1087efficacigood, effective, efficacious, efficient, forceful, neat, hard-hitting—Adjective
1088eguaglianzaequality, (to) equal, (to) equalize, (to) level outFeminineNoun
1089elefanteelephant, elephantsMasculineNoun
1090elefantielephants, elephantMasculineNoun
1091elementielements, cell, component, element, fact, ingredient, part, sectionMasculineNoun
1092elementoelement, cell, component, elements, fact, ingredient, part, sectionMasculineNoun
1093elenco(I) list, (I) count, (I) enumerate, listsMasculineNoun
1094elettricaelectric, electrical, electricityFeminineAdjective
1095elettricheelectric, electrical, electricsFeminineAdjective
1096elettricielectrical, electric, electricsMasculineAdjective
1097elettricitàelectricity, tensionFeminineNoun
1098elezionielections, election, choiceFeminineNoun
1099emergenzaemergency, emergenceFeminineNoun
1100emozionanteexciting, moving, touchingFeminineAdjective
1101emozioneemotion, excitement, thrillFeminineNoun
1102emozioniemotions, (you) touch, (you) move, (you) are moved, (you) excite, (you) get excited, (you) get worked up, be movedFeminineNoun
1103energiaenergy, drive, power, strengthFeminineNoun
1104enormeenormous, huge, vast—Adjective
1105entra(he/she/it) enters, (he/she/it) goes in, (he/she/it) comes in, (he/she/it) has to do with, (you) come in, (you) enter, (you) go in, (you) have to do with, enter—Verb
1106entrambebothFemininePronoun
1107entrambiboth, both ofMasculinePronoun
1108entrandoentering, coming in, going in, having to do with—Verb
1109entrareenter, (to) to enter, (to) come in, (to) go in, (to) have to do with, came, come, entering, go, gone, got, walks, went—Verb
1110entrarono(they) entered, (they) came in, (they) went in, entered—Verb
1111entrasse(he/she/it/you) came in, (he/she/it/you) entered, (he/she/it/you) went in, enter—Verb
1112entrassero(they) entered, (they) went in, (they) came in—Verb
1113entrassi(I/you) came in, (I/you) went in, (I/you) entered—Verb
1114entrataentrance, entered, entry, admission, doors, entrances, entries, hall, tackleFeminineNoun
1115entrate(you) enter, (you) come in, (you) go in, enter, entrances—Verb
1116entrava(he/she/it/you) was/were coming in, (he/she/it/you) was/were entering, (he/she/it/you) went in, (he/she/it/you) used to enter, (he/she/it/you) used to go in, entered—Verb
1117entravano(they) were entering, (they) used to go in, (they) went in, entered—Verb
1118entrerà(he/she/it/you) will enter, (he/she/it/you) will come in, (he/she/it/you) will go in, (he/she/it/you) will have to do with, enter—Verb
1119entreranno(they) will enter, (they) will come in, (they) will go in, (they) will have to do with, enter—Verb
1120entrerebbe(he/she/it/you) would enter, (he/she/it/you) would come in, (he/she/it/you) would go in, (he/she/it/you) would have to do with, enter—Verb
1121entri(you) enter, (you) come in, (you) go in, enter—Verb
1122entrinoenter, have to do with, go in—Verb
1123entrò(he/she/it/you) entered, (he/she/it/you) came in, (he/she/it/you) went in, (he/she/it/you) had to do with, entered—Verb
1124entro(he/she/it/you) entered, (he/she/it/you) came in, (he/she/it/you) went in, (he/she/it/you) had to do with, entered—Preposition
1125epocaera, age, time, epochFeminineNoun
1126eppure(and) yet, but, still—Adverb
1127erawas, (he/she/it/you) was/were, (he/she/it/you) was/were being, (he/she/it/you) used to be, age, era, felt, were—Verb
1128eranowere, (they) were, (they) were being, (they) used to be, felt, was—Verb
1129erbagrass, herb, weedFeminineNoun
1130ero(I) was, (I) used to be, (I) was being, felt—Verb
1131erroremistake, errorMasculineNoun
1132errorierrors, mistakes, error, mistakeMasculineNoun
1133esameexam, check, check-up, examination, inspection, testMasculineNoun
1134esamiexaminations, tests, examsMasculineNoun
1135esattamenteexactly, accurately, actually, correctly, just, precisely—Adverb
1136esecuzioneexecution, carrying out, exercise, implementation, playingFeminineNoun
1137esempiexamples, specimen, warningMasculineNoun
1138esempioexample, for example, warningMasculineNoun
1139esercitiapply, (you) exert, (you) wield, exercise, (you) exerciseMasculineNoun
1140esercitoarmy, (I) exercise, (I) exert, (I) wield, apply, exercise, followMasculineNoun
1141eserciziexercises, business, businesses, company, discharges, dispatch, firm, practice, practices, shopsMasculineNoun
1142esercizioexercise, practice, business, company, discharge, dispatch, firm, shopMasculineNoun
1143esibizioneexhibit, display, showFeminineNoun
1144esistenzaexistence, lifeFeminineNoun
1145esperienzaexperience, affair, experiment, practice, relationshipFeminineNoun
1146esperienzeexperiences, experience, practiceFeminineNoun
1147espertaexpert, adept, specialistFeminineNoun
1148espertiexperts, experienced, expertMasculineNoun
1149espertoexpert, adept, capable, connoisseur, experienced, skilful, skilled, skillful, specialistMasculineNoun
1150esplorate(you) explore—Verb
1151esploriamo(we) explore, (we) analyze, (we) analyse, (we) investigate, (we) probe, (we) probe into, (we) search—Verb
1152essendobeing—Verb
1153essenzaessence, gist, spirits, substanceFeminineNoun
1154essenzialmenteessentially, basically—Adverb
1155essere(to) be, have, being, be, came, creature, existence, feel, felt, had, person, was, were—Verb
1156esteast, eastern, eastern EuropeMasculineNoun
1157estatesummerFeminineNoun
1158esteroabroad, foreign, overseasMasculineNoun
1159estremamenteextremely, in the extreme—Adverb
1160etàage, era, periodFeminineNoun
1161eticaethic, ethics, consumptiveFeminineAdjective
1162eticoethicalMasculineAdjective
1163euroeuros, euroMasculineNoun
1164europaEuropeFeminineProper noun
1165europeaEuropeanFeminineAdjective
1166europeoEuropeanMasculineAdjective
1167evoluzioneevolution, developmentFeminineNoun
1168faago, does, cut, equals, follow, goes, is, it is, it's, leave, made, makes, mix, plays, takes, throws—Verb
1169fabbricafactory, building, (you) build, (he/she/it) manufactures, (you) manufacture, produceFeminineNoun
1170fabbrichefactories, buildings, constructionsFeminineNoun
1171faccefaces, expression, looksFeminineNoun
1172facciado, face, do drugs, (he/she) makes, (he/she) takes, act as, aspect, expression, form, function / act / serve as, get a fix, get oneself, get stoned, go round, have, jack around, last, look, make, make oneself, make out with, play, run around, shoot up, side, spend, study—Verb
1173facciamo(we) make, make, (we) do, (we) function / act / serve as, (we) hold, (we) study, (we) take, follow, keep, leave, let us hold, made—Verb
1174facendodoing, making, acting as, building, following, forming, functioning / act / serve as, having (a meal), leaving, playing—Verb
1175facesse(he/she/it/you) did, (he/she/it/you) did drugs, (he/she/it/you) made, (he/she/it/you) acted as, (he/she/it/you) formed, (he/she/it/you) functioned / act / serve as, (he/she/it/you) got a fix, (he/she/it/you) got oneself, (he/she/it/you) got stoned, (he/she/it/you) had, (he/she/it/you) jacked around, (he/she/it/you) lasted, (he/she/it/you) made oneself, (he/she/it/you) made out with, (he/she/it/you) played, (he/she/it/you) ran around, (he/she/it/you) shot up, (he/she/it/you) spent, (he/she/it/you) studied, (he/she/it/you) went round—Verb
1176facessi(I/you) did, (I/you) studied, (I/you) made—Verb
1177faceva——Verb
1178facevano(they) used to do, (they) used to last, (they) used to form, (they) used to act as, (they) used to get a fix, (they) used to have, allowed, baked, kept, left, made—Verb
1179facevi(you) were doing, (you) were forming, (you) acted as, (you) did, (you) formed, (you) functioned / act / serve as, (you) got oneself, (you) had, (you) lasted, (you) made, (you) made oneself, (you) made out with, (you) played, (you) ran around, (you) spent, (you) studied, (you) used to act as, (you) used to do, (you) used to form, (you) used to function / act / serve as, (you) used to get oneself, (you) used to go round, (you) used to have, (you) used to last, (you) used to make, (you) used to make oneself, (you) used to play, (you) used to run around, (you) used to spend, (you) used to study, (you) went round, (you) were acting as, (you) were functioning / act / serve as, (you) were getting oneself, (you) were going round, (you) were having, (you) were lasting, (you) were making, (you) were making oneself, (you) were making out with, (you) were playing, (you) were running around, (you) were spending, (you) were studying, allowed, kept, left, made—Verb
1180facileeasy, cheap, convenient, likely—Adjective
1181facilmenteeasily—Adverb
1182fagiolobeanMasculineNoun
1183fai(you) do, (you) make, (you) have, (you) study, have, keep, leave, made, make, makes, mix, you are doing—Verb
1184fallimentifailures, bankruptcy, crash, failureMasculineNoun
1185fallimentofailure, bankruptcy, collapse, crash, failuresMasculineNoun
1186fallire(to) fail, (to) be unsuccessful, (to) miss, abort, broke, broken, fell, go, gone, strike, went—Verb
1187fallisce(he/she/it) fails, (he/she/it) misses, (you) miss—Verb
1188fallisci(you) fail, (you) miss, (you) are unsuccessful—Verb
1189fallisco(I) fail, (I) miss, (I) abort, (I) am unsuccessful, (I) go astray, (I) go bankrupt, (I) go wrong—Verb
1190falliscono(they) fail, (they) miss, (they) abort, (they) are unsuccessful, (they) go astray, (they) go bankrupt, (they) go wrong—Verb
1191famafame, reputation, rumourFeminineNoun
1192famehunger, famine, starvationFeminineNoun
1193famigliafamilyFeminineNoun
1194familiarefamiliar, member of a family, confidential, domestic help, estate car, families, family, family member, friendly, informal, station wagon, well-known—Adjective
1195famosafamous, well-knownFeminineAdjective
1196famosofamous, renowned, well-knownMasculineAdjective
1197fantasmaghost, ghosts, phantom, spectreMasculineNoun
1198fantasmighosts, ghost, phantomsMasculineNoun
1199faràmake, (he/she/it/you) will make, (he/she/it/you) will do, (he/she/it/you) will act as, (he/she/it/you) will form, (he/she/it/you) will get a fix, (he/she/it/you) will have, (he/she/it/you) will last, (he/she/it/you) will make out with, (he/she/it/you) will play, (he/she/it/you) will study, do, follow, followed, keep, leave, left, made, makes—Verb
1200faraimake, (you) will make, (you) will do, (you) will act as, (you) will do drugs, (you) will form, (you) will function / act / serve as, (you) will get a fix, (you) will get oneself, (you) will get stoned, (you) will go round, (you) will have, (you) will jack around, (you) will last, (you) will make oneself, (you) will make out with, (you) will play, (you) will run around, (you) will shoot up, (you) will spend, (you) will study, do, keep, leave, left—Verb
1201farannodo, (they) will do, (they) will make, (they) will act as, (they) will form, (they) will get a fix, (they) will have, (they) will last, (they) will make out with, (they) will play, (they) will study, leave, left, made, make—Verb
1202farebaked, come, do, doing, done, get, got, keep, leave, left, make, makes, making, mix, put, throws, to do, to give, to have, to make, to study, went—Verb
1203farebbe(he/she/it/you) would do, (he/she/it/you) would make, (he/she/it/you) would do drugs, (he/she/it/you) would act as, (he/she/it/you) would form, (he/she/it/you) would function / act / serve as, (he/she/it/you) would get a fix, (he/she/it/you) would get oneself, (he/she/it/you) would get stoned, (he/she/it/you) would go round, (he/she/it/you) would have, (he/she/it/you) would jack around, (he/she/it/you) would last, (he/she/it/you) would make oneself, (he/she/it/you) would make out with, (he/she/it/you) would play, (he/she/it/you) would run around, (he/she/it/you) would shoot up, (he/she/it/you) would spend, (he/she/it/you) would study, keep, leave, left, made, make—Verb
1204farebbero(they) would do, (they) would have, (they) would make, (they) would act as, (they) would form, (they) would get a fix, (they) would last, (they) would make out with, (they) would play, allowed, left—Verb
1205farei(I) would do, (I) would last, (I) would make, (I) would act as, (I) would form, (I) would get a fix, (I) would have, (I) would make out with, (I) would play, allowed, keep, leave, left, make, mind—Verb
1206faremmodo, (we) would do, (we) would play, (we) would act as, (we) would form, (we) would get a fix, (we) would have, (we) would last, (we) would make, (we) would make out with, keep, left, make—Verb
1207faremodo, (we) will do, (we) will have, (we) will act as, (we) will form, (we) will get a fix, (we) will last, (we) will make, (we) will make out with, (we) will play, (we) will study, follow, keep, leave, make—Verb
1208farestido, (you) would do, (you) would last, (you) would act as, (you) would form, (you) would get a fix, (you) would have, (you) would make, (you) would make out with, (you) would play, follow, leave, left, made, make—Verb
1209faretedo, (you) will do, (you) will form, (you) will act as, (you) will get a fix, (you) will have, (you) will last, (you) will make, (you) will make out with, (you) will play, hold, keep, leave, left, make—Verb
1210farfallabutterfly, butterfly valve, bow pasta, butterflies, throttle (valve)FeminineNoun
1211farfallebutterflies, butterfly valve, bow pasta, throttle (valve)FeminineNoun
1212farlodo it, make itNeuterPronoun
1213farmaciapharmacyFeminineNoun
1214farò(I) will do, (I) will have, (I) will make, (I) will act as, (I) will form, (I) will get a fix, (I) will last, (I) will make out with, (I) will play, (I) will study, keep, leave, left, made, make, mind—Verb
1215fasephase, stageFeminineNoun
1216fasiphase, stageFeminineNoun
1217fatemake, (you) make, (you) act as, (you) do, (you) function / act / serve as, (you) give, (you) study, follow, have, keep, leave, made, makes, mix—Verb
1218fattoriafarm, farmhouseFeminineNoun
1219favorefavorMasculineNoun
1220febbraioFebruaryMasculineNoun
1221febbrefever, cold sore, temperatureFeminineNoun
1222fece(he/she/it/you) made, (he/she/it/you) made out with, (he/she/it/you) did, allowed, baked, cut, do, follow, followed, had, held, kept, left, made, make, mind—Verb
1223feci(I) did, (I) made, (I) studied, (I) took, did, leave, left, make, mind—Verb
1224fedefaith, belief, creed, trustFeminineNoun
1225felicehappy, glad, good—Adjective
1226felicihappy, good, successful—Adjective
1227felicitàhappiness, bliss, delight, felicity, gladness, joyFeminineNoun
1228fenomeniphenomenonMasculineNoun
1229fenomenophenomenonMasculineNoun
1230feriamo(we) hurt, (we) injure, (we) wound, hurt—Verb
1231ferire(to) hurt, cut, hurt, injure, wound—Verb
1232ferisce(he/she/it) hurts, (he/she/it) hurts oneself, (he/she/it) injures, (he/she/it) injures oneself, (he/she/it) makes [something] sore, (he/she/it) offends, (he/she/it) wounds, (you) hurt, (you) hurt oneself, (you) injure, (you) injure oneself, (you) make [something] sore, (you) offend, (you) wound, hurt—Verb
1233ferma(you) stop, (he/she/it) stops, (you) come to a stop, (he/she/it) books, (he/she/it) calls, (he/she/it) casts off, (he/she/it) comes to a stop, (he/she/it) detains, (he/she/it) discontinues, (he/she/it) fails, (he/she/it) fixes, (he/she/it) halts, (he/she/it) pulls [somebody] over, (he/she/it) pulls in, (he/she/it) reserves, (he/she/it) runs down, (he/she/it) sets down, (he/she/it) shuts down, (he/she/it) stalls, (he/she/it) switches off, (he/she/it) ups, (he/she/it/you) staunch, (period of military) service, (you) book, (you) call, (you) cast off, (you) detain, (you) discontinue, (you) fail, (you) fix, (you) halt, (you) pull [somebody] over, (you) pull in, (you) reserve, (you) run down, (you) set down, (you) shut down, (you) stall, (you) switch off, (you) up, set, still, stop—Verb
1234fermano(they) stop, (they) come to a stop, (they) halt, stop—Verb
1235fermare(to) stop, (to) to stop, (to) to come to a stop, (to) book, (to) call, (to) cast off, (to) discontinue, (to) fail, (to) fix, (to) pull [somebody] over, (to) pull in, (to) set down, (to) shut down, (to) staunch, (to) to detain, (to) to halt, (to) to pull in, (to) to reserve, (to) to run down, (to) to stall, (to) to switch off, (to) up, come to a stop, detain, halt, hold, reserve, run down, stall, stop, stopped, switch off—Verb
1236fermatastop (over), halt, stop, stoppedFeminineNoun
1237fermo(I) stop, still, stop payment, (I) book, (I) call, (I) cast off, (I) come to a stop, (I) detain, (I) discontinue, (I) fail, (I) fix, (I) halt, (I) pull [somebody] over, (I) pull in, (I) reserve, (I) run down, (I) set down, (I) shut down, (I) stall, (I) staunch, (I) switch off, (I) up, at a standstill, catch, caught, clear, custody, detention, dull, fastener, firm, fixed, freeze, holdback, idle, latch, lock, not running, not working, provisional arrest, resolute, solid, stagnant, stalled, standing, stationary, steadfast, steady, stop, strong, stronger, sure, unfaltering, unsold, unwavering—Verb
1238ferroviariatrain, railway, rail, railroadFeminineAdjective
1239ferroviariotrain, rail, railway, trainsMasculineAdjective
1240festaparty, holiday, done, festivityFeminineNoun
1241festeparties, holidaysFeminineNoun
1242fidanzatagirlfriend, fiancée, girlfriendsFeminineNoun
1243fidanzatefiancées, (you) affiance, (you) betroth, (you) get engaged, (you) promise, girlfriendsFeminineNoun
1244fidanzatoboyfriend, fiancé, affiance, betrothed, engaged, got/gotten engaged, intended, promisedMasculineNoun
1245figlichildren, sonsMasculineNoun
1246figliadaughter, child, girlFeminineNoun
1247figliedaughters, child, children, girls, tear-off partFeminineNoun
1248figlioson, child, boyMasculineNoun
1249filaline, row, in a row, (he/she/it) belts (off), (he/she/it) bowls along, (he/she/it) buzzes off, (he/she/it) casts off, (he/she/it) clears off, (he/she/it) clears out, (he/she/it) dashes off, (he/she/it) draws, (he/she/it) gets away, (he/she/it) goes stringy, (he/she/it) hangs together, (he/she/it) holds, (he/she/it) makes sense, (he/she/it) mills, (he/she/it) pays out, (he/she/it) runs away, (he/she/it) scuttles off, (he/she/it) slinks off, (he/she/it) slips, (he/she/it) speeds along, (he/she/it) speeds away, (he/she/it) speeds off, (he/she/it) spins, (he/she/it) spins away, (he/she/it) takes off, (he/she/it/you) unlash, (you) belt (off), (you) bowl along, (you) buzz off, (you) cast off, (you) clear off, (you) clear out, (you) dash off, (you) draw, (you) get away, (you) go stringy, (you) hang together, (you) hold, (you) make sense, (you) mill, (you) pay out, (you) run away, (you) scuttle off, (you) slink off, (you) slip, (you) speed along, (you) speed away, (you) speed off, (you) spin, (you) spin away, (you) take off, blade, cutting edge, drizzle, edge, file, grain, hip, lane, queue, rank, rope, running, strand, straw, string, thread, tightrope, trickle, wire, yarnFeminineNoun
1250filmmovie, film, movies, filmsMasculineNoun
1251filmare(to) film, (to) video, (to) tape, film—Verb
1252filosofiaphilosophyFeminineNoun
1253filosofiephilosophyFeminineNoun
1254finalefinal, final clause, last, closing, crowning, definitive, denouement, end, ending, finale, finish, finished, finishing, trace, ultimate—Adjective
1255finalmentefinally, in the end, at last, eventually, last—Adverb
1256finanzafinance, financesFeminineNoun
1257finanziamentifinancing, financial backing, fundingMasculineNoun
1258finanziamentofunding, financial backing, financingMasculineNoun
1259finchéuntil, while, as long as, so long as, till—Conjunction
1260fineend, aim, bottom, conclusion, delicate, elegant, ending, exquisite, fine, finely, finish, finished, keen, objectives, passing, purpose, quality, refined, sharp, slim, subtle, superfine, thin, uses—Noun
1261finendoending, finishing, finishing off, doing—Verb
1262finestrawindowFeminineNoun
1263finestrewindowsFeminineNoun
1264finì(he/she/it/you) ended, (he/she/it/you) finished, (he/she/it/you) finished off, (he/she/it) ended up, (he/she/it/you) did, closed, do, finished, stop, stopped—Verb
1265finiamo(we) finish, (we) finish off, (we) do, do, spend, stop—Verb
1266finirà(he/she/it/you) will end, (he/she/it/you) will finish, (he/she/it/you) will terminate, (he/she/it/you) will cease, (he/she/it/you) will close, (he/she/it/you) will come to, (he/she/it/you) will come to an end, (he/she/it/you) will complete, (he/she/it/you) will conclude, (he/she/it/you) will do, (he/she/it/you) will expire, (he/she/it/you) will finish off, (he/she/it/you) will get through, (he/she/it/you) will go, (he/she/it/you) will go out, (he/she/it/you) will pan out, (he/she/it/you) will run out, (he/she/it/you) will run out of, (he/she/it/you) will spend, (he/she/it/you) will stop, (he/she/it/you) will use up, finish, stop, stopped—Verb
1267finiranno(they) will finish, (they) will end, (they) will finish off, (they) will come to, (they) will come to an end, (they) will do, (they) will go, (they) will go out, (they) will pan out, (they) will run out, (they) will run out of, (they) will stop, (they) will use up, finish—Verb
1268finire(to) finish, (to) end, (to) to do, (to) cease, (to) come to, (to) complete, (to) conclude, (to) expire, (to) finish off, (to) get through, (to) go, (to) go out, (to) run out, (to) run out of, (to) spend, (to) terminate, (to) to close, (to) to come to an end, (to) to complete, (to) to pan out, (to) to stop, (to) to use up, (to) use up, ate, close, come to an end, do, done, finish, finished, get, go, gone, got, let, pan out, round, run, runs, serve, spend, stop, stopped, used, uses, went—Verb
1269finirebbe(he/she/it/you) would end, (he/she/it/you) would stop, (he/she/it/you) would go, (he/she/it/you) would come to, (he/she/it/you) would come to an end, (he/she/it/you) would do, (he/she/it/you) would go out, (he/she/it/you) would pan out, (he/she/it/you) would run out, (he/she/it/you) would run out of, (he/she/it/you) would use up, finished, stop, stopped—Verb
1270finiremo(we) will finish, (we) will come to, (we) will finish off, (we) will come to an end, (we) will do, (we) will end, (we) will go, (we) will go out, (we) will pan out, (we) will run out, (we) will run out of, (we) will stop, (we) will use up, do, stop, stopped—Verb
1271finiscafinish, do, finish off, complete—Verb
1272finisce(he/she/it) ends, (he/she/it) finishes, (he/she/it) ceases, (he/she/it) closes, (he/she/it) comes to an end, (he/she/it) completes, (he/she/it) concludes, (he/she/it) runs out, (he/she/it) runs out of, (he/she/it) stops, (he/she/it) terminates, (you) cease, (you) close, (you) come to an end, (you) complete, (you) conclude, (you) end, (you) expire, (you) finish, (you) finish off, (you) run out, (you) run out of, (you) stop, (you) terminate, (you) use up, does (he/she/it) finish, finish, stop—Verb
1273finisci(you) finish, do, (you) do, (you) finish off, finish, spend, stop—Verb
1274finisse(he/she/it/you) completed, (he/she/it/you) finished, end, (he/she/it/you) did—Verb
1275finissero(they) finished, (they) finished off, (they) did—Verb
1276finiva——Verb
1277finivamo(we) finished, (we) finished off, (we) used to finish, finished, stopped—Verb
1278finoas far as, even, fine, fine-grained, till, until, up, up until—Preposition
1279fioreflowerMasculineNoun
1280fioriflowers, flowerMasculineNoun
1281fisicaphysics, physical, physicistFeminineAdjective
1282fisiciphysical, figures, physicistsMasculineAdjective
1283fiumeriver, streamMasculineNoun
1284fiumiriver, streamMasculineNoun
1285flautiflutes, fluteMasculineNoun
1286flautofluteMasculineNoun
1287foglisheets, sheets of paper, (you) foliate, (you) leafMasculineNoun
1288fogliopiece of paper, sheet of paperMasculineNoun
1289follacrowd, (he/she/it/you) full, battalion, cram, host, huddle, mass, mob, press, rabble, shoal, throngFeminineNoun
1290fondamentalefundamental, essential, basic, critical, crucial, ultimate, vital—Adjective
1291fondobottom (end), (I) found (establish), fund (deposit)MasculineNoun
1292forchettaforkFeminineNoun
1293forchetteforksFeminineNoun
1294forestaforestFeminineNoun
1295formaform, (he/she/it) is trained, (he/she/it) arises, (he/she/it) builds, (he/she/it) builds up, (he/she/it) composes, (he/she/it) develops, (he/she/it) dials, (he/she/it) educates oneself, (he/she/it) establishes, (he/she/it) flowers, (he/she/it) forges, (he/she/it) forms, (he/she/it) grows (up), (he/she/it) makes, (he/she/it) molds, (he/she/it) picks, (he/she/it) presses, (he/she/it) puts together, (he/she/it) raises, (he/she/it) sets up, (he/she/it) shapes, (he/she/it) starts, (he/she/it) trains (up), (he/she/it) turns out, (he/she/it/you) mould, (physical) fitness, (you) are trained, (you) arise, (you) build, (you) build up, (you) compose, (you) develop, (you) dial, (you) educate oneself, (you) establish, (you) flower, (you) forge, (you) form, (you) grow (up), (you) make, (you) mold, (you) pick, (you) press, (you) put together, (you) raise, (you) set up, (you) start, (you) train (up), (you) turn out, be trained, cast, condition, figure, last, lines, loaf, round, shape, shoe tree, stretcher, tin, train, trainsFeminineNoun
1296formaggiocheeseMasculineNoun
1297formaleformal, ceremonious, cerimonial—Adjective
1298formaliformal, ceremonious, cerimonial—Adjective
1299formicaantFeminineNoun
1300formulaformula, (he/she/it) formulates, (you) formulate, form, phrasesFeminineNoun
1301fornooven, bakery, baker’s (shop)MasculineNoun
1302forsemaybe, possibly, some, about, by chance, perhaps, probably—Adverb
1303fortestrong, strong-arm, stronger, big, biggest, bright, brilliant, broad, brutal, deep, forceful, fort, forte, good, great, hard, harsh, healthy, hearty, heavily, heavy, high, hot, intense, keen, large, larger, long, loud, loudly, mighty person, potent, powerful, pungent, robust, rugged, sharp, smouldering, sound, steadfast, stiff, strongly, strongman, sturdy, thick, tough, upstanding—Adjective
1304fortementestrongly—Adverb
1305fortistrong, good, big, bright, broad, deep, forceful, fort, forte, great, hard, harsh, healthy, hearty, heavily, heavy, high, intense, keen, large, long, loud, loudly, mighty person, potent, powerful, pungent, robust, rugged, sharp, sound, steadfast, stiff, strongly, strongman, sturdy, thick, upstanding—Adjective
1306fortunaluck, good luck, fortune, blessedness, chanceFeminineNoun
1307fortunatalucky, happy, successfulFeminineAdjective
1308fortunatamentefortunately, blessedly, happily, thankfully—Adverb
1309fortunatilucky, fortunate, happyMasculineAdjective
1310forzastrength, (you) force, (you) force oneself, (he/she/it) breaks through, (he/she/it) contrives, (he/she/it) forces, (he/she/it) forces oneself, (he/she/it) picks, (he/she/it) speeds up, (he/she/it) stretches, (he/she/it/you) prise, (you) break through, (you) contrive, (you) pick, (you) speed up, (you) stretch, intensity, may, violenceFeminineNoun
1311forzestrength, (he/she/it) forces, (he/she/it) forces oneself, (he/she/it) breaks through, (he/she/it) contrives, (he/she/it) picks, (he/she/it) speeds up, (he/she/it) stretches, (he/she/it/you) prise, (you) break through, (you) contrive, (you) force, (you) force oneself, (you) pick, (you) speed up, (you) stretch, intensity, violenceFeminineNoun
1312fossewas, (he/she/it) was, were, (you) were—Verb
1313fossi(you) were, (I) was—Verb
1314fostewere, (you) were, feel, felt, was—Verb
1315fotophoto, photographs, photos, pic, picture, shotFeminineNoun
1316fotografare(to) photograph, (to) to take a photo(graph) of, (to) to make a mental picture of, (to) draw an accurate picture of, (to) fix [something] in one’s mind, make a mental picture of, take a photo(graph) of—Verb
1317fotografiaphotograph, photography, pictureFeminineNoun
1318fotograficaphotographicFeminineAdjective
1319fotografichephotographicFeminineAdjective
1320fotografiephotographs, picturesFeminineNoun
1321frain, between, among—Preposition
1322fragolastrawberry, strawberriesFeminineNoun
1323franceseFrench—Adjective
1324francesiFrench, French people, French-speaking—Noun
1325franciaFranceFeminineProper noun
1326francobollistamps, (postage) stampMasculineNoun
1327francobollo(postage) stampMasculineNoun
1328frasesentence, phrase, expression, phrasesFeminineNoun
1329fratellibrothers, siblingsMasculineNoun
1330fratellobrotherMasculineNoun
1331freddacold, (you) get cold, (he/she/it) gets cold, (he/she/it) cools down, (he/she/it) guns down, (you) cool down, (you) gun downFeminineAdjective
1332freddocold, chilly, coldest, dry, iceMasculineAdjective
1333frequentefrequent, common, frequently—Adjective
1334frequentementefrequently, often—Adverb
1335frequentifrequent, (you) frequent, (you) associate with, (you) attend, (you) go out together, (you) go out with, (you) go with, (you) hang around with, (you) haunt, (you) knock about together, (you) mix (up) with, (you) see, (you) see one another—Adjective
1336frequenzafrequency, attendance, prevalenceFeminineNoun
1337frescafresh, cool, coolness, crisp, fresco, hot, red-hotFeminineAdjective
1338frescofresh, coolMasculineAdjective
1339frigge(he/she/it) fries, (he/she/it) sizzles, (you) fry, fries—Verb
1340friggi(you) fry, (you) sizzle—Verb
1341friggiamo(we) fry, (we) sizzle—Verb
1342frigoriferirefrigerators, fridge, refrigeratedMasculineNoun
1343frigoriferorefrigerator, fridge, refrigeratorsMasculineNoun
1344frittofried, deep-fried, fries, sizzledMasculineAdjective
1345frontefront, opposite, brow, façade, forehead, frontal system—Noun
1346frontieraborder, frontierFeminineNoun
1347fruttafruit, (he/she/it) bears fruitFeminineNoun
1348fuwas, (he/she/it) was, (you) were, be, feel, felt, late, were—Verb
1349fuma(you) smoke, (he/she/it) smokes, (he/she/it) steams—Verb
1350fumare(to) smoke, smoking, (to) to fume, (to) fume, (to) give off fumes, (to) steam—Verb
1351fumi(you) smoke, (you) steam, (you) give off fumesMasculineNoun
1352fummowere, (we) were, felt, was—Verb
1353fumo(I) smoke, (I) fume, (I) give off fumes, (I) steam, pot, smokingMasculineNoun
1354funghimushroomsMasculineNoun
1355fuocofire, heat, burner, focus, gas ringMasculineNoun
1356fuoriout, outside, outdoors—Adverb
1357furbacunning, crafty, sly, smart aleck, sneakyFeminineAdjective
1358furbecrafty, cunning, shrewd, sly, sneakyFeminineAdjective
1359furbicunning, crafty, shrewd, slyMasculineAdjective
1360furbosly, crafty, cunning, shrewdMasculineAdjective
1361futurafutureFeminineAdjective
1362galleriagallery, tunnel, arcade, balcony, circle, galleriesFeminineNoun
1363galleriegalleries, gallery, tunnelFeminineNoun
1364gambaleg, stemFeminineNoun
1365gambelegsFeminineNoun
1366gararace, competition, contest, event, eventsFeminineNoun
1367gasgas, gasesMasculineNoun
1368gattecats (f.), catsFeminineNoun
1369gatticatsMasculineNoun
1370gattocatMasculineNoun
1371gelatoice cream, ice-cold, been killed by frost, chilled, frosted, frozen, frozen over, frozen up, ice-cream, icyMasculineNoun
1372generalegeneral, in general, broad-based, full-scale, public—Adjective
1373generalmentegenerally, usually, widely—Adverb
1374generazionegeneration, generationsFeminineNoun
1375generazionigenerations, generationFeminineNoun
1376genitoriparentsMasculineNoun
1377gennaioJanuaryMasculineNoun
1378gentepeopleFeminineNoun
1379gentilekind, good, nice, politeMasculineAdjective
1380geografiageographyFeminineNoun
1381germaniaGermanyFeminineProper noun
1382ghiaccioice, ice-cold, as cold as ice, icy, icy-coldMasculineNoun
1383giàalready, before, by then, right, yet—Adverb
1384giaccablazer, jacketFeminineNoun
1385giallayellowFeminineAdjective
1386gialleyellow (pl.), (egg) yolk, amberFeminineAdjective
1387gialliyellow, (egg) yolk, amber, crime, detective, detective film, detective novel, detective story, mystery, sallowMasculineAdjective
1388giardinogarden, yardMasculineNoun
1389ginocchiokneeMasculineNoun
1390gioca(he/she/it) plays, (you) play, (he/she/it) stakes, (he/she/it) bets, (he/she/it) gambles, (he/she/it) risks, (you) bet, (you) gamble, (you) risk, (you) stake, plays—Verb
1391giocammoplayed, (we) played, (we) risked, (we) betted/bet, (we) gambled, (we) staked, play—Verb
1392giocandoplaying, gambling, staking—Verb
1393giocano(they) play, (they) bet, (they) gamble—Verb
1394giocare(to) to bet, (to) gamble, (to) risk, (to) stake, play, playing, to play—Verb
1395giocaronoplayed, (they) played, (they) gambled, (they) staked, play—Verb
1396giocasse(he/she/it/you) played, (he/she/it/you) gambled, (he/she/it/you) staked, play—Verb
1397giocasseroplayed, (they) played, (they) gambled, (they) staked—Verb
1398giocatoreplayer, gamblerMasculineNoun
1399giocatoriplayersMasculineNoun
1400giocattolitoysMasculineNoun
1401giocattolotoy, playthingMasculineNoun
1402giocava(he/she/it/you) was/were playing, played, (he/she/it/you) was/were gambling, (he/she/it/you) betted/bet, (he/she/it/you) gambled, (he/she/it/you) played, (he/she/it/you) risked, (he/she/it/you) staked, (he/she/it/you) used to bet, (he/she/it/you) used to gamble, (he/she/it/you) used to play, (he/she/it/you) used to risk, (he/she/it/you) used to stake, (he/she/it/you) was/were betting, (he/she/it/you) was/were risking, (he/she/it/you) was/were staking—Verb
1403giocavamoplayed, (we) played, (we) were playing, (we) used to play—Verb
1404giocavano(they) were playing, (they) played, (they) used to play, played—Verb
1405giocherà(he/she/it/you) will play, (he/she/it/you) will bet, (he/she/it/you) will risk, play—Verb
1406giocheranno(they) will play, (they) will risk, (they) will bet, play—Verb
1407giocherebbe(he/she/it/you) would play, (he/she/it/you) would risk, (he/she/it/you) would bet, play—Verb
1408giocherei(I) would play, (I) would risk, (I) would bet, play—Verb
1409giocheresti(you) would play, (you) would bet, (you) would risk, play—Verb
1410giocherò(I) will play, (I) will risk, (I) will bet, play—Verb
1411giochigames, plays, (you) play, (you) bet, (you) gamble, (you) risk, (you) stake, fun, toys—Verb
1412giochiamo(we) play, (we) gamble, (we) stake—Verb
1413giocoplayed, (he/she/it/you) played, (he/she/it/you) gambled, (he/she/it/you) staked, play—Verb
1414giocòplayed, (he/she/it/you) played, (he/she/it/you) gambled, (he/she/it/you) staked, play—Verb
1415gioiajoy, bijou, jewelFeminineNoun
1416gioielleriajewelry storeFeminineNoun
1417giornalenewspaperMasculineNoun
1418giornalinewspapers, periodicalsMasculineNoun
1419giornalistajournalistFeminineNoun
1420giornalistijournalists, journalist, newsmanMasculineNoun
1421giornidaysMasculineNoun
1422giornodayMasculineNoun
1423giovaneyoung, new—Noun
1424giovaniyoung, youngsters, new, young people—Noun
1425giovedìThursdayMasculineNoun
1426gira(you) turn over, (he/she/it) turns (over), (he/she/it) flips over, (he/she/it) goes around, (he/she/it) goes round, (he/she/it) rephrases, (he/she/it) rounds, (he/she/it) runs, (he/she/it) shoots, (he/she/it) spins, (he/she/it) stirs, (he/she/it) tours, (he/she/it) transfers, (he/she/it) turns over, (he/she/it) wanders (around), (you) flip over, (you) go around, (you) go round, (you) rephrase, (you) round, (you) run, (you) shoot, (you) spin, (you) stir, (you) tour, (you) transfer, (you) turn, (you) wander (around), forks—Verb
1427girare(to) to turn, go, (to) turn (over), (to) flip over, (to) go around, (to) go round, (to) rephrase, (to) run, (to) shoot, (to) stir, (to) to flip over, (to) to go round, (to) to round, (to) to spin, (to) tour, (to) transfer, (to) turn over, (to) wander (around), broke, broken, forks, gone, got, round, spin, turned, went—Verb
1428giratefilm, (you) turn over, (you) turn (over), (you) flip over, (you) shoot—Verb
1429giùdown, to and fro, about, approximately, around, below, downstairs, downwards, lower, more or less, thereabouts—Adverb
1430giudicajudges, (you) judge, (he/she/it) judges, (he/she/it) considers, (you) think, put, puts—Verb
1431giudicarejudging, (to) judge, (to) to think, (to) consider, (to) to adjudicate, (to) try, adjudicate, judges, put, puts, think, tried—Verb
1432giudicejudge, judges—Noun
1433giudichiamojudge—Verb
1434giudicijudges, judge—Noun
1435giudiziopinions, judgments, opinion, wisdomMasculineNoun
1436giudizioopinion, (common) sense, judgmentMasculineNoun
1437giugnoJuneMasculineNoun
1438giustaright, correct, fair, just, just person, righteous personFeminineAdjective
1439giustiziajustice, (he/she/it) burns, (he/she/it) electrocutes, (he/she/it) executes, (you) burn, (you) electrocute, (you) execute, fairnessFeminineNoun
1440giustojust, right, fair, Justus, correct, even, just person, justifiable, legitimate, righteous person, true, usesMasculineAdjective
1441glithe, him, it, them, to himMasculineDeterminer
1442glieloit, it to him, it to herMasculinePronoun
1443globaleglobal, blankets, overall, total—Adjective
1444golgoal, goalsMasculineNoun
1445golathroat, gluttony, gorgeFeminineNoun
1446gonnaskirt, skirtsFeminineNoun
1447governatoregovernorMasculineNoun
1448governatrice(female) governorFeminineNoun
1449governigovernments, (you) govern, (you) rule, (you) manageMasculineNoun
1450governogovernment, (I) drive, (I) govern, (I) look after, (I) manage, (I) navigate, (I) rule, (I) run, (I) steer, (I) take care of, (I) tend, cabinet, housekeeping, managing, steerage, steeringMasculineNoun
1451grammigrams, gramMasculineNoun
1452grammogram, gramsMasculineNoun
1453grandebig, great, large, tall, wide—Adjective
1454grandiosagrand, great, nobleFeminineAdjective
1455grandiosigrand, grandiose, magnificentMasculineAdjective
1456grandiosogrand, great, nobleMasculineAdjective
1457grassafat, blubber, coarse, coarsely, crude, fatty, fertile, grease, greasy, handsome, oily, phlegmy, plentiful, productive, richFeminineAdjective
1458grassofat, blubber, coarse, coarsely, crude, fatty, fertile, grease, greasy, handsome, oily, phlegmy, plentiful, productive, richMasculineAdjective
1459gratuitafree, rent-free, free of chargeFeminineAdjective
1460gratuitofree, free of charge, gratuitous, selfless, senseless, spurious, unfounded, uninvited, unselfishMasculineAdjective
1461graveserious, grave, acute, bass, body, deep, grievous, gross, heavy, low, major, momentous, severe, slow, solemn, weighty, worse—Adjective
1462gravementeseriously, gravely, grievously—Adverb
1463gravitàgravity, depth, graveness, grossness, heaviness, lowness, momentousness, seriousness, severity, solemnity, weightinessFeminineNoun
1464graziethank you, thanks—Interjection
1465grida(he/she/it) scolds, (he/she/it) shouts, (he/she/it) cries out, (he/she/it) gives a cry, (he/she/it) screams, (he/she/it) yells, (you) cry out, (you) give a cry, (you) shout, scream—Verb
1466gridanocall, (they) yell, (they) tell off, (they) scold, (they) shout—Verb
1467gridoscream, (I) cry out, (I) shout, (I) scold, (I) tell off, (I) yellMasculineNoun
1468grigiagray, greyFeminineAdjective
1469grigiegray, greyFeminineAdjective
1470grigiogray, greyMasculineAdjective
1471grigliagrill, (you) grill, (he/she/it) barbecues, (he/she/it) grillsFeminineNoun
1472grossilarge, big, bulky, coarse, fat, great, major, pregnant, rough, roughly, stormy, thickMasculineAdjective
1473grossobig, great, large, thickMasculineAdjective
1474gruppogroup, band, cluster, partyMasculineNoun
1475guadagna(he/she/it) earns, make, (you) earn, (he/she/it) gains, made, makes—Verb
1476guadagnare(to) gain, (to) earn, (to) to get to, (to) reach, (to) save, get to, made, make, makes, to make—Verb
1477guaitrouble, problems, troubles, woe betideMasculineNoun
1478guantiglovesMasculineNoun
1479guantogloveMasculineNoun
1480guarda(you) look at, (he/she/it) looks at, (you) look, (he/she/it) keeps watch on, (he/she/it) looks, (he/she/it) looks after, (he/she/it) looks at each other, (he/she/it) looks at oneself, (he/she/it) looks on, (he/she/it) looks to, (he/she/it) looks up, (he/she/it) minds, (he/she/it) takes a (close) look at, (he/she/it) takes care, (he/she/it) takes care of, (he/she/it) watches, (he/she/it/you) one another, (you) keep watch on, (you) look after, (you) look at each other, (you) look at oneself, (you) look on, (you) look to, (you) look up, (you) mind, (you) take a (close) look at, (you) take care, (you) take care of, (you) watch, look, view, views, watches—Verb
1481guardai(I) watched, (I) looked after, (I) looked at, look, watched—Verb
1482guardammo(we) watched, (we) one (past) another, (we) looked at, watched—Verb
1483guardandowatching, looking, looking at, keeping watch on, looking after, looking at each other, looking at oneself, looking on, looking to, looking up, minding, one another, taking a (close) look at, taking care, taking care of—Verb
1484guardarelook to, (to) to look to, (to) look, (to) keep watch on, (to) look after, (to) look at, (to) look at each other, (to) look at oneself, (to) look on, (to) look up, (to) mind, (to) one another, (to) take a (close) look at, (to) take care, (to) to look at, (to) to take care of, (to) watch, look, take care of, view, views, watched, watches—Verb
1485guardarono(they) watched, (they) looked at, (they) looked after, watched—Verb
1486guardasse(he/she/it/you) looked at, (he/she/it/you) looked after, (he/she/it/you) watched—Verb
1487guardassi(I/you) looked at, (I/you) watched, (I/you) looked after—Verb
1488guardate(you) look at, (you) watch, (you) look on, (you) look to, (you) look up—Verb
1489guardava(he/she/it/you) was/were watching, (he/she/it/you) was/were looking, (he/she/it/you) was/were looking at, (he/she/it/you) kept watch on, (he/she/it/you) looked, (he/she/it/you) looked after, (he/she/it/you) looked at, (he/she/it/you) looked at each other, (he/she/it/you) looked at oneself, (he/she/it/you) looked on, (he/she/it/you) looked to, (he/she/it/you) looked up, (he/she/it/you) minded, (he/she/it/you) one (past) another, (he/she/it/you) took a (close) look at, (he/she/it/you) took care, (he/she/it/you) took care of, (he/she/it/you) used to keep watch on, (he/she/it/you) used to look, (he/she/it/you) used to look after, (he/she/it/you) used to look at, (he/she/it/you) used to look at each other, (he/she/it/you) used to look at oneself, (he/she/it/you) used to look on, (he/she/it/you) used to look to, (he/she/it/you) used to look up, (he/she/it/you) used to mind, (he/she/it/you) used to one another, (he/she/it/you) used to take a (close) look at, (he/she/it/you) used to take care, (he/she/it/you) used to take care of, (he/she/it/you) used to watch, (he/she/it/you) was/were keeping watch on, (he/she/it/you) was/were looking after, (he/she/it/you) was/were looking at each other, (he/she/it/you) was/were looking at oneself, (he/she/it/you) was/were looking on, (he/she/it/you) was/were looking to, (he/she/it/you) was/were looking up, (he/she/it/you) was/were minding, (he/she/it/you) was/were one another, (he/she/it/you) was/were taking a (close) look at, (he/she/it/you) was/were taking care, (he/she/it/you) was/were taking care of, (he/she/it/you) watched, watched—Verb
1490guarderai(you) will look, (you) will look at, (you) will look to, (you) will look after, (you) will look on, (you) will look up, (you) will mind, (you) will take a (close) look at, (you) will take care, (you) will take care of, (you) will watch, watch—Verb
1491guarderanno(they) will look at, (they) will look, (they) will watch, (they) will keep watch on, (they) will look on, (they) will look to, (they) will look up, (they) will mind, (they) will take a (close) look at, (they) will take care, (they) will take care of, look—Verb
1492guarderebbe(he/she/it/you) would watch, (he/she/it/you) would look, (he/she/it/you) would look at, (he/she/it/you) would keep watch on, (he/she/it/you) would look on, (he/she/it/you) would look to, (he/she/it/you) would look up, (he/she/it/you) would mind, (he/she/it/you) would take a (close) look at, (he/she/it/you) would take care, (he/she/it/you) would take care of, look, watched—Verb
1493guardi(you) look, (you) look at, (you) look to, (you) keep watch on, (you) look after, (you) look at each other, (you) look at oneself, (you) look on, (you) look up, (you) mind, (you) one another, (you) take a (close) look at, (you) take care, (you) take care of, (you) watch, look, view—Verb
1494guardiaguard, constable, endpaper, flood mark, flyleaf, guards, high-water mark, hilt, watchFeminineNoun
1495guardiamo(we) look, (we) watch, (we) look at, (we) keep watch on, (we) look at each other, (we) look on, (we) look to, (we) look up, look—Verb
1496guardieguards, guard, watchFeminineNoun
1497guardinolook at each other, look, one another, look at oneself, watch, look on, look at, mind, take care of, take care, look up, look after, keep watch on, take a (close) look at, look to—Verb
1498guardò(he/she/it/you) looked, (he/she/it/you) looked after, (he/she/it/you) looked on, (he/she/it/you) looked at, (he/she/it/you) looked at each other, (he/she/it/you) looked to, (he/she/it/you) looked up, watched—Verb
1499guerrawar, battle, warfareFeminineNoun
1500guidaguide, (you) drive, (he/she/it) drives, (he/she/it) guides, drive, driving—Verb
1501guidare(to) to take, (to) to lead, (to) behave, (to) carry out, (to) conduct, (to) guide, (to) head, (to) lead, (to) manage, (to) ride, (to) to conduct oneself, (to) to run, conduct oneself, driving, run, take, to drive—Verb
1502guidiamo(we) drive, (we) behave, (we) take, (we) are driving, (we) carry out, (we) conduct, (we) conduct oneself, (we) guide, (we) head, (we) lead, (we) manage, (we) ride, (we) run, drive—Verb
1503guido(I) drive, (I) take, (I) guide—Verb
1504gusto(I) taste, flavor, (I) try, (I) appreciate, (I) enjoy, (I) like, (I) relish, (I) savor, (I) savour, flavour, with gusto, with relishMasculineNoun
1505hahas, (he/she/it) has, have, does he have, had, has got, keep, offers, wear, wears, you have [formal]—Verb
1506haihave, (you) have, do you have, had, keep, own—Verb
1507hannohave, (they) have, own, had, keep—Verb
1508hohave, (I) have, own, had, have got, keep, wear—Verb
1509itheMasculineDeterminer
1510ideaidea, mind, (he/she/it) imagines, (he/she/it) thinks up, (you) think up, thought, thoughts, visionsFeminineNoun
1511idealeideal, cause, perfect—Adjective
1512idrauliciplumbers, hydraulics, plumberMasculineNoun
1513idraulicoplumber, hydraulicMasculineNoun
1514ieriyesterday—Adverb
1515iltheMasculineDeterminer
1516imbarazzataembarrassed, be embarrassed, been embarrassedFeminineAdjective
1517immaginare(to) imagine, figure, imagine, picture, suppose, view, views—Verb
1518immaginazioneimagination, fancyFeminineNoun
1519immagineimage, picture, corporate image, brand image, illustration, imago, public image, visions—Noun
1520immaginipictures, images, (you) imagine, (you) picture, view—Noun
1521immediatamenteimmediately, at once—Adverb
1522imparare(to) learn, learned—Verb
1523impari(you) learn, azygous, unbalanced, unequal, uneven, unfit, unpaired—Verb
1524impariamo(we) learn—Verb
1525impegnatabusy, involved, involved oneself, applied oneself, apply oneself, bind, book, booked, bound, commit, commit oneself, committed, committed oneself, concentrate, concentrated, devote oneself, devoted, devoted oneself, engage, engaged, hock, hocked, involve oneself, lock up, locked up, pawn, pawned, pledge, pledge oneself, pledged, pledged oneself, reserve, reserved, start, started, take up, taken up, tie up, tied up, tied-upFeminineAdjective
1526impegnatobusy, applied oneself, booked, bound, committed, committed oneself, concentrated, devoted, devoted oneself, engaged, hocked, involved, involved oneself, locked up, pawned, pledged, pledged oneself, reserved, started, taken up, tied up, tied-upMasculineAdjective
1527importanteimportant, big, biggest, elegant, formal, great, heavy, major, prominent—Adjective
1528importanzaimportanceFeminineNoun
1529impossibileimpossible, outrageous, unbearable, unearthly—Adjective
1530imprenditoreentrepreneur, businessmanMasculineNoun
1531impresaendeavor, business (unit), company, enterprise, firmFeminineNoun
1532inin, to, on, at, by, for, into, to the—Preposition
1533incidenteaccident, crash, incidentMasculineNoun
1534includendoincluding, comprising, covering—Verb
1535incontra(he/she/it) meets up, (he/she/it) meets with, (he/she/it) meets (each other), experiences, meet—Verb
1536incontraremeet with, (to) to meet with, (to) to meet (each other), (to) encounter, (to) experience, (to) join up, (to) meet up, (to) to encounter, (to) to run into, experiences, meet (each other), run, run into, runs—Verb
1537incontri(you) meet up, (you) meet with, (you) meet (each other), (you) encounter, (you) run into, meet—Verb
1538incontriamo(we) meet (each other), (we) meet with, (we) meet up, meet—Verb
1539incontromeeting, (I) meet with, (I) meet up, (I) encounter, (I) experience, (I) join up, (I) meet (each other), (I) run into, bout, contest, fight, match, meet, reunion, toward(s), towardsMasculineNoun
1540indica(he/she/it) indicates, (you) indicate, call, mark, points, show, states—Verb
1541indicaiindicated, (I) indicated, (I) showed, (I) pointed—Verb
1542indicandopointing, indicating, showing—Verb
1543indicareshow, (to) point, (to) to point, (to) indicate, (to) to show, points, states—Verb
1544indicasseindicated, (he/she/it/you) indicated, (he/she/it/you) pointed, (he/she/it/you) showed—Verb
1545indicassi(I/you) indicated, (I/you) showed, (I/you) pointed—Verb
1546indicava(he/she/it/you) was/were indicating, (he/she/it/you) was/were pointing, (he/she/it/you) was/were telling, (he/she/it/you) indicated, (he/she/it/you) used to indicate, indicated—Verb
1547indicherà(he/she/it/you) will indicate, (he/she/it/you) will say, (he/she/it/you) will mark, (he/she/it/you) will show, (he/she/it/you) will tell, show—Verb
1548indicherebbe(he/she/it/you) would indicate, (he/she/it/you) would show, (he/she/it/you) would tell, (he/she/it/you) would denote, (he/she/it/you) would imply, (he/she/it/you) would mark, (he/she/it/you) would point, (he/she/it/you) would record, (he/she/it/you) would register, (he/she/it/you) would say, (he/she/it/you) would signal, (he/she/it/you) would signpost, (he/she/it/you) would state, (he/she/it/you) would suggest, indicated, show—Verb
1549indicherei(I) would indicate, (I) would point, (I) would point out, (I) would mark, (I) would say, (I) would show, (I) would tell, show—Verb
1550indicherò(I) will point, (I) will indicate, (I) will show, (I) will mark, (I) will say, (I) will tell, show—Verb
1551indichi(you) indicate, (you) point, (you) show, (you) denote, (you) imply, (you) mark, (you) record, (you) register, (you) say, (you) signal, (you) signpost, (you) state, (you) suggest, (you) tell, show—Verb
1552indicòindicated, (he/she/it/you) indicated, (he/she/it/you) pointed, (he/she/it/you) showed, show—Verb
1553indipendenteindependent, freelance, self-employed—Adjective
1554indipendentiindependent, freelance, self-employed—Adjective
1555indipendenzaindependenceFeminineNoun
1556indirizziaddresses, (you) direct, (you) orient, (you) turnMasculineNoun
1557indirizzoaddressMasculineNoun
1558individuiindividuals, (you) identify, (you) spot, (you) detect, (you) locate, (you) pick out, (you) pinpoint, people, peoplesMasculineNoun
1559individuoindividual, (I) identify, (I) pick out, people, peoplesMasculineNoun
1560indossawears, (he/she/it) wears, (she/she/it) is wearing, (you) wear, models, wear—Verb
1561indossarewear, (to) to wear, wearing, (to) buckle on, (to) have on, (to) put on, got, had, models, put, puts, wears—Verb
1562indossiamo(we) wear, (we) buckle on, (we) put on, wear—Verb
1563indosso(I) wear, (I) have on, (I) put on—Verb
1564industriaindustry, (he/she/it) does one’s best, (you) do one’s bestFeminineNoun
1565industrialeindustrial, manufactoring—Adjective
1566infantilechildish, babyish, infant, infantile—Adjective
1567infanziachildhoodFeminineNoun
1568infattias a matter of fact, indeed, sure enough—Adverb
1569infermiera(hospital) nurseFeminineNoun
1570infermierenurse, nursesMasculineNoun
1571influenza(you) influence, flu, (you) influence each other, (he/she/it) affects, (he/she/it) catches influenza, (he/she/it) influences, (he/she/it) influences each other, (you) affect, (you) catch influenza, clout, grippe, influenza, powerFeminineNoun
1572informazioneinformation, info, intelligence—Noun
1573informazioniinformation—Noun
1574ingegnereengineer—Noun
1575ingegneriengineers—Noun
1576inghilterraEnglandFeminineProper noun
1577ingleseEnglish, British—Adjective
1578inglesiEnglish—Adjective
1579ingredienteingredient, elementMasculineNoun
1580ingressoentry, admission, entrance, entriesMasculineNoun
1581inizibeginnings, (you) start, (you) begin, (you) strike upMasculineNoun
1582iniziarestart, (to) to start, (to) begin, (to) initiate, (to) kick off, (to) strike up, (to) to break off, (to) to launch, began, break off, enter, launch, opened, started—Verb
1583iniziobeginning, (I) start, (I) begin, (I) break off, (I) initiate, (I) kick off, (I) launch, (I) strike up, enter, firstMasculineNoun
1584insalatasaladFeminineNoun
1585insegna(he/she/it) teaches, (formal you) teach, emblem—Verb
1586insegnanteteacher, schoolteacher, schoolmaster, schoolmistressFeminineNoun
1587insegnantiteachersFeminineNoun
1588insegnare(to) teach—Verb
1589insegni(you) teach—Verb
1590insegno(I) teach, (I) am teaching—Verb
1591insettiinsects, bugs, insectMasculineNoun
1592insettoinsect, bugMasculineNoun
1593insiemetogether, in conjunction, along with, ensemble, entirety, huddle, mixture, series, set, welter, whole, with—Adverb
1594insommawell, in short, in a word, to sum up—Adverb
1595intellettualeintellectual, highbrow, mental—Adjective
1596intellettualiintellectual, highbrow, mental—Adjective
1597intelligenteintelligent, bright, clever, sharp, smart—Adjective
1598intelligenzaintelligence, cleverness, intellect, mindFeminineNoun
1599intenzioneintention, aim, intent, purposeFeminineNoun
1600interessanteinteresting, fascinating, intriguing—Adjective
1601interessantiinteresting, intriguing, juicy—Adjective
1602interessatainterested, applicant, person concernedFeminineAdjective
1603interessatointerested, self-interested, affected, applicant, asked after, concerned, person concernedMasculineAdjective
1604interesseinterestMasculineNoun
1605interessi(you) affect, (you) interest, (you) concernMasculineNoun
1606interioreinterior, inner, insideMasculineNoun
1607interioriinnerMasculineNoun
1608internazionaleinternational, Internationale, extraterritorial—Adjective
1609internazionaliinternational, Internationale, extraterritorial—Adjective
1610internetInternetMasculineNoun
1611interowhole, clear, complete, entire, full, in full, integer, whollyMasculineAdjective
1612interpretazioneinterpretation, acting, readingFeminineNoun
1613interventioperation, surgery, interventionMasculineNoun
1614interventooperation, surgery, interventionMasculineNoun
1615intervista(you) interview, (he/she/it) interviewsFeminineNoun
1616intornoaround, about, neighborhood, neighbourhood, round—Adverb
1617inveceinstead, instead of, on the contrary, on the other hand, rather, rather than—Adverb
1618invenzioneinvention, fabrication, ideaFeminineNoun
1619invenzioniinvention, idea, fabricationFeminineNoun
1620invernowinterMasculineNoun
1621inviare(to) send, (to) mail, post—Verb
1622invita(he/she/it) invites, (he/she/it) asks, (you) invite, ask—Verb
1623invitare(to) invite, (to) to ask, (to) to request, (to) induce, ask, asked, had, request—Verb
1624inviti(you) invite, (you) request, (you) ask, invitations—Verb
1625invitiamo(we) invite—Verb
1626invitoinvitation, (I) ask, (I) request, (I) inviteMasculineNoun
1627ioI, me—Pronoun
1628isolaisland, (he/she/it) isolates, (you) isolateFeminineNoun
1629isoleisland, islands, isleFeminineNoun
1630istitutiinstitute, school, institutionMasculineNoun
1631istitutoinstitute, institution, schoolMasculineNoun
1632istituzioneinstitution, authorities, establishment, foundation, institutes, institutions, setting upFeminineNoun
1633istituzioniinstitutions, authorities, establishment, foundation, institutes, institution, setting upFeminineNoun
1634istruzioniinstructions, education, schoolingFeminineNoun
1635italiaItalyFeminineProper noun
1636italianaItalianFeminineNoun
1637italianeItalian, Italian-style, Italian women, italiansFeminineAdjective
1638italianiItalians, ItalianMasculineNoun
1639italianoItalianMasculineAdjective
1640l'it, her, him, the, you—Determiner
1641làit, her, for, the, you—Adverb
1642lait, her, for, the, youFeminineDeterminer
1643labbralipsFeminineNoun
1644laboratoriolaboratory, studio, workshopMasculineNoun
1645lacrimetears, (he/she/it) waters, (you) waterFeminineNoun
1646laghilakes, poolsMasculineNoun
1647lagolake, poolMasculineNoun
1648lampadalampFeminineNoun
1649lanawoolFeminineNoun
1650lascerà(he/she/it/you) will leave (behind), (he/she/it/you) will drop, (he/she/it/you) will part, (he/she/it/you) will give up, (he/she/it/you) will let go of, (he/she/it/you) will move from, (he/she/it/you) will move out of, leave, left, let—Verb
1651lascerai(you) will leave (behind), (you) will part, (you) will drop, (you) will give up, (you) will let go of, (you) will move from, (you) will move out of, leave, left, let—Verb
1652lascerebbe(he/she/it/you) would leave (behind), (he/she/it/you) would part, (he/she/it/you) would drop, (he/she/it/you) would give up, (he/she/it/you) would let go of, (he/she/it/you) would move from, (he/she/it/you) would move out of, leave, left, let—Verb
1653lascerebbero(they) would leave (behind), (they) would drop, (they) would part, (they) would give up, (they) would let go of, (they) would move from, (they) would move out of, leave, left, let—Verb
1654lasceresti(you) would let go of, (you) would drop, (you) would part, (you) would give up, (you) would move from, (you) would move out of, leave, left, let—Verb
1655lascerò(I) will leave (behind), (I) will part, (I) will drop, (I) will give up, (I) will let go of, (I) will move from, (I) will move out of, leave, left, let—Verb
1656lasci(you) leave (behind), (you) let go of, (you) drop, leave, let—Verb
1657lascia(you) let, (he/she) lets, (he/she/it) leaves, (he/she/it) lets go of, (he/she/it) moves from, (he/she/it) moves out of, (you) allow, (you) give up, (you) leave (behind), (you) let go of, (you) move from, (you) move out of, allows, leave, let—Verb
1658lasciai(I) left (behind), (I) dropped, (I) let go of, allowed, leave, left, let—Verb
1659lasciamo(we) let, (we) break up, (we) leave, (we) let go of, (we) move from, (we) move out of, (we) split up, leave, let—Verb
1660lasciandoleaving, leaving (behind), dropping, letting go of—Verb
1661lasciare(to) leave (behind), leaving, (to) to forget, (to) drop, (to) let go of, (to) move from, (to) move out of, (to) part, (to) split up, (to) to break up, (to) to give up, allowed, allows, break up, forget, gave, get, give, give up, given, got, hand, hands, leave, left, let, put, puts, run, runs, throws—Verb
1662lasciarvileave you, leave (behind), let go of, break up, drop, forget, give up, move from, move out of, part, split up—Pronoun
1663lasciasse(he/she/it/you) let go of, (he/she/it/you) dropped, (he/she/it/you) left (behind), leave—Verb
1664lasciate(you) leave (behind), (you) drop, (you) let go of, leave, let—Verb
1665lasciavalet, (he/she/it/you) was/were letting go of, (he/she/it/you) used to let go of, (he/she/it/you) let go of, left—Verb
1666lasciavanoleft, (they) left (behind), (they) were leaving (behind), (they) let go of, (they) used to leave (behind), (they) used to let go of, allowed, let—Verb
1667lasciavo(I) was/were leaving (behind), (I) let go of, (I) used to let go of, allowed, left, let—Verb
1668lasciò(he/she/it/you) let go of, (he/she/it/you) left (behind), (he/she/it/you) dropped, allowed, leave, left, let—Verb
1669latiaspects, aspect, sideMasculineNoun
1670latoside, on(to) one’s side, point of view, broad, sideways, wideMasculineNoun
1671lattemilkMasculineNoun
1672laureadegree, graduation, university degreeFeminineNoun
1673lava(he/she/it) washes, (he/she/it) cleans, (he/she/it) cleans up, (he/she/it) cleanses, (you) clean, (you) clean up, (you) cleanse, (you) wash—Verb
1674lavare(to) wash, (to) wash away, (to) clean, (to) clean up, to mop—Verb
1675lavo(I) wash, (I) clean, (I) brush, (I) clean up, (I) cleanse—Verb
1676lavora(he/she/it) works, work, works—Verb
1677lavorammo(we) worked, (we) cultivated, (we) kneaded—Verb
1678lavorandoworking, cultivating, doing business, kneading, knitting—Verb
1679lavorano(they) work, (they) knit, (they) knead, (they) cultivate, (they) do business—Verb
1680lavorare(to) work, (to) to cultivate, (to) knead, (to) do business, (to) knit, cultivate, work—Verb
1681lavorasse(he/she/it/you) cultivated, (he/she/it/you) kneaded, (he/she/it/you) worked—Verb
1682lavorate(you) work, (you) cultivate, (you) knead, work—Verb
1683lavorava(he/she/it/you) was/were working, (he/she/it/you) used to work, (he/she/it/you) worked—Verb
1684lavoravano(they) used to work, (they) used to knit, (they) were working, (they) worked—Verb
1685lavoreranno(they) will work, (they) will knit, (they) will knead, work—Verb
1686lavorerebbe(he/she/it/you) would work, (he/she/it/you) would knead, (he/she/it/you) would knit—Verb
1687lavorerebbero(they) would work, (they) would knit, (they) would knead—Verb
1688lavoreremo(we) will work, (we) will knit, (we) will knead—Verb
1689lavorerò(I) will work, (I) will knead, (I) will knit, work—Verb
1690lavori(you) work, jobs, works—Verb
1691lavorojob, (I) work, employment, jobs, labor, labour, occupation, position, task, workMasculineNoun
1692lavoròjob, (I) work, employment, jobs, labor, labour, occupation, position, task, work—Verb
1693lethe, her, for her, it, them, to her, youFeminineDeterminer
1694legalelegal, legal consultant, advisor, attorney, judicial, lawful, lawyer, lawyers, prescribed by law, solicitor, statutory—Adjective
1695legalilegal, judicial, prescribed by law—Adjective
1696leggaread, interpret, see into—Verb
1697legge(he/she/it) reads, (you) read, law—Verb
1698leggendoreading, interpreting, seeing into—Verb
1699leggeràread, (he/she/it/you) will read, (he/she/it/you) will interpret, (he/she/it/you) will see into—Verb
1700leggeraread, (he/she/it/you) will read, (he/she/it/you) will interpret, (he/she/it/you) will see intoFeminineAdjective
1701leggere(to) read, light, lightweightFeminineAdjective
1702leggerebberead, (he/she/it/you) would read, (he/she/it/you) would interpret, (he/she/it/you) would see into—Verb
1703leggereiread, (I) would read, (I) would interpret, (I) would see into—Verb
1704leggeremoread, (we) will read, (we) will interpret, (we) will see into—Verb
1705leggerestiread, (you) would read, (you) would interpret, (you) would see into—Verb
1706leggeròlight(weight), thin, mild, delicate, faint, fickle, filmy, fine, flimsy, flippant, flirtatious, gentle, light, light-minded, lightly, lightweight, minor, moderate, nimble, popular, slight, soft, weak, without thinking—Verb
1707leggerolight(weight), thin, mild, delicate, faint, fickle, filmy, fine, flimsy, flippant, flirtatious, gentle, light, light-minded, lightly, lightweight, minor, moderate, nimble, popular, slight, soft, weak, without thinkingMasculineAdjective
1708leggesse(he/she/it/you) interpreted, (he/she/it/you) read, (he/she/it/you) saw into—Verb
1709leggesseroread, (they) read, (they) interpreted, (they) saw into—Verb
1710leggessi(I/you) read, (I/you) interpreted, (I/you) saw into—Verb
1711leggestiread, (you) read, (you) interpreted, (you) saw into—Verb
1712leggete(you pl.) read—Verb
1713leggevaread, (he/she/it/you) read, (he/she/it/you) used to read, (he/she/it/you) was/were reading—Verb
1714leggevano(they) were reading, (they) were interpreting, (they) were seeing into, (they) interpreted, (they) read, (they) saw into, (they) used to interpret, (they) used to read, (they) used to see into, read—Verb
1715leggevo(I) was/were reading, (I) was/were interpreting, (I) interpreted, (I) read, (I) saw into, (I) used to interpret, (I) used to read, (I) used to see into, (I) was/were seeing into, read—Verb
1716leggi(you) read, (do you) read—Verb
1717leggiamoread, (we) read, (we) see into, (we) are reading—Verb
1718leggiateread, interpret, see into—Verb
1719leggo(I) read—Verb
1720leggono(they) read—Verb
1721legnowood, (I) tan, (I) thrashMasculineNoun
1722leishe, her, youFemininePronoun
1723lentaslow, looseFeminineAdjective
1724lentamenteslowly, at a slow pace, slow—Adverb
1725lentoslow, slow dance, leisurely, lento, lingering, loose, slack, slowly, sluggish, smoochMasculineAdjective
1726lenzuolabedsheets, bed sheets, beddingsFeminineNoun
1727leonelion, the Lion, LeoMasculineNoun
1728lesseread, (he/she/it/you) read, (he/she/it/you) interpreted, (he/she/it/you) saw into—Verb
1729lessiread, (I) read, (I) saw into, (you) boil—Verb
1730letteraletter, humanitiesFeminineNoun
1731letteraturaliteratureFeminineNoun
1732lettereletters, humanitiesFeminineNoun
1733lettobed, readMasculineNoun
1734lettorereader, (foreign language) assistant, language teaching assistant, playerMasculineNoun
1735lezionelesson, class, lectureFeminineNoun
1736lezionilessons, classes, lecturesFeminineNoun
1737lìthem—Adverb
1738lithemMasculinePronoun
1739liberafree, (you) free, (he/she/it) frees, (he/she/it) liberates, available, clearFeminineAdjective
1740liberazioneliberation, freeing, releaseFeminineNoun
1741liberifree, (you) free, (you) free oneself, (you) break free, (you) clear, (you) come out, (you) deliver, (you) disengage, (you) disentangle, (you) escape, (you) free itself, (you) give free rein to, (you) give off, (you) leak, (you) let out, (you) liberate, (you) out, (you) pour out, (you) purge, (you) release, (you) relieve oneself, (you) set [sb., (you) set [somebody] free, (you) something] free, (you) unblock, (you) unclog, (you) vacate, clearMasculineAdjective
1742liberofree, (I) free, (I) free itself, (I) break free, (I) clear, (I) come out, (I) deliver, (I) disengage, (I) disentangle, (I) escape, (I) free oneself, (I) give free rein to, (I) give off, (I) leak, (I) let out, (I) liberate, (I) out, (I) pour out, (I) purge, (I) release, (I) relieve oneself, (I) set [sb., (I) set [somebody] free, (I) something] free, (I) unblock, (I) unclog, (I) vacate, available, clear, empty, for hire, free and easy, liberal, libero player, loose, open, opened, sweeper, vacantMasculineAdjective
1743libertàfreedom, libertyFeminineNoun
1744libreriabookstore, bookcase, bookshelves, bookshopFeminineNoun
1745libribooksMasculineNoun
1746librobookMasculineNoun
1747liceohigh schoolMasculineNoun
1748limonatalemonade, lemon crush, necking, snoggingFeminineNoun
1749limonelemon (yellow), lemon tree, lemonMasculineNoun
1750limpidaclear, bright, limpidFeminineAdjective
1751limpidoclear, bright, limpidMasculineAdjective
1752lingualanguage, tongue, modern languagesFeminineNoun
1753linguaggiolanguage, speechMasculineNoun
1754linguelanguages, tonguesFeminineNoun
1755litrilitersMasculineNoun
1756litroliter, litreMasculineNoun
1757livellilevels, (you) level off, (you) level outMasculineNoun
1758livello(I) level, (I) level off, (I) level out, degreeMasculineNoun
1759loit, the, him, thatMasculineDeterminer
1760localelocal (anaesthetic), business, club, haunt, joint, place, premises, restaurant, room, shop, stopping train, store—Adjective
1761logicalogician, logicFeminineAdjective
1762logicological, logicianMasculineAdjective
1763lontanafar, far away, away, far from, far off, far-offFeminineAdjective
1764lontanofar, far from, far away, away, distant, far off, far-off, faraway, from a distanceMasculineAdjective
1765lorothey, their, them, theirs—Pronoun
1766lucelightFeminineNoun
1767luci(head)lights, light, opening, spanFeminineNoun
1768luglioJulyMasculineNoun
1769luihe, himMasculinePronoun
1770lunamoon, monthFeminineNoun
1771lunedìMondayMasculineNoun
1772lungalong, long-standing, (for) a long time, along, beanpole, by, far and near, far and wide, in the long run, lengthwise, lengthy, tall person, thin, watery, weakFeminineAdjective
1773lunghelongFeminineAdjective
1774lungolong, alongMasculineAdjective
1775luoghiplaces, in place of, instead ofMasculineNoun
1776luogoplace, in place of, instead ofMasculineNoun
1777lupowolf, willow, willowing-machineMasculineNoun
1778mabut, only, though—Conjunction
1779macchinacar, (he/she/it) plots, automobileFeminineNoun
1780macchinecars, machines, car, (he/she/it) brews, (he/she/it) hatches up, (he/she/it) plots, (you) brew, (you) hatch up, (you) plot, engine, machine, typewriterFeminineNoun
1781madremotherFeminineNoun
1782magariperhaps, I wish, maybe—Adverb
1783maggioMayMasculineNoun
1784maggioranzamajorityFeminineNoun
1785magliajerseyFeminineNoun
1786maglionesweater, jumper, pulloverMasculineNoun
1787maglionisweaters, jumpers, pulloversMasculineNoun
1788magrathin, lean, slender person, slimFeminineAdjective
1789magrethin, thin person, lean, low water, low-fat, meager, meagre, poor, slender, slender person, slimFeminineAdjective
1790mainever, ever—Adverb
1791maialepork, pig, swineMasculineNoun
1792malache, badly, poorly, wronglyMasculineNoun
1793malatasick person, sickFeminineAdjective
1794malatiill, sick, sick peopleMasculineAdjective
1795malatosick, ill, sick person, ailing, dirty, diseased, injuredMasculineAdjective
1796malattiadisease, sickness, illnessFeminineNoun
1797malenot bad, badly, ache, evil, ill, illness, pain, poorly, sickness, worse, wrong, wrongly—Adverb
1798mammamom, mommy, mumFeminineNoun
1799mancais missing, (you) miss, (he/she/it) misses, (he/she/it) dies, (he/she/it) fails, (he/she/it) omits, (he/she/it) passes away, (he/she/it/you) left, (you) die, (you) fail, (you) omit, (you) pass away, left hand—Verb
1800mancanoare missing, are left, are lacking, (they) die, (they) fail, (they) left, (they) miss, (they) omit, (they) pass away, miss—Verb
1801mancare(to) miss, (to) to fail, (to) to die, (to) left, (to) omit, (to) pass away, die, fail, miss, missed—Verb
1802manco(I) pass away, I am missed (by someone), I miss (a shot), miss—Verb
1803manda(he/she/it) sends, (he/she/it) sends away, (he/she/it) sends up, (he/she/it) sends back, (he/she/it) sends down, (he/she/it) sends each other, (he/she/it) sends out, (he/she/it) winds on, (you) send, throws—Verb
1804mandare(to) send, (to) to return, (to) to rewind, (to) chase away, (to) clean off, (to) exhale, (to) force down, (to) forward, (to) go ahead with, (to) keep, (to) let in, (to) put out, (to) run, (to) run back, (to) send away, (to) send back, (to) send down, (to) send each other, (to) send out, (to) send up, (to) support, (to) to advance, (to) to drive out, (to) wind on, advance, drive out, got, return, rewind, throws—Verb
1805mangerebbe(he/she/it/you) would eat, (he/she/it/you) would eat away, (he/she/it/you) would take, (he/she/it/you) would use up, (he/she/it/you) would win—Verb
1806mangerebbero(they) would eat, (they) would eat away, (they) would take, (they) would use up, (they) would win—Verb
1807mangerei(I) would eat, (I) would eat away, (I) would win, (I) would take, (I) would use up—Verb
1808mangeresti(you) would eat, (you) would eat away, (you) would take, (you) would use up, (you) would win—Verb
1809mangi(you) eat, (do you) eat, (he/she/it) eats—Verb
1810mangia(he/she/it) eats, (formal you) eat, eats—Verb
1811mangiamo(we) eat, (we) are eating—Verb
1812mangiandoeating, eating away, having lunch, going through, having dinner, taking, using up, winning—Verb
1813mangiano(they) eat, (they) eat away, (they) are eating, do (they) eat—Verb
1814mangiare(to) eat, eating, eat, food—Verb
1815mangiate(you) eat—Verb
1816mangio(I) eat, (I) am eating, I eat—Verb
1817manihandsFeminineNoun
1818manieraway, manner, customFeminineNoun
1819manohand, coat, coats, layerFeminineNoun
1820manzobeef, bullock, steerMasculineNoun
1821mappamap, picture, planFeminineNoun
1822maresea, main, ocean, seasideMasculineNoun
1823maritohusband, husbandsMasculineNoun
1824marmellatajam, jelly, marmaladeFeminineNoun
1825marronebrown—Adjective
1826martedìTuesday, on TuesdayMasculineNoun
1827marzoMarchMasculineNoun
1828matematicamath, mathematics, mathematician, mathsFeminineNoun
1829matitapencilFeminineNoun
1830matrimoniomarriage, weddingMasculineNoun
1831mattinamorningFeminineNoun
1832meme—Pronoun
1833meccanicimechanics, clockwork, mechanicalMasculineNoun
1834meccanicomechanic, mechanicalMasculineNoun
1835meccanismimechanisms, device, mechanism, workingsMasculineNoun
1836meccanismomechanism, device, mechanics, workingsMasculineNoun
1837medicidoctors, medical—Noun
1838medicinamedicine, medication, medical school, medical scienceFeminineNoun
1839medicinemedication, drugs, medicine, medicinesFeminineNoun
1840medicodoctor, (I) medicate—Noun
1841meditazionemeditation, meditations, musing, reflectionFeminineNoun
1842meditazionimeditations, meditation, musingFeminineNoun
1843megliobetter, best, good—Adverb
1844melaappleFeminineNoun
1845meleapples, appleFeminineNoun
1846memoriaby heart, memory, cold, memoir, memoirs, mind, recall, recollection, remembrance, storageFeminineNoun
1847menoless, about, certainly, little, minus [math], roughly—Adverb
1848mentemind, (you) lie, (he/she/it) lies, (he/she/it) tells lies, (you) tell lies, memory—Verb
1849mentiminds, (you) lie, (you) tell liesFeminineNoun
1850mentire(to) lie, lying, (to) to tell lies, lies, tell lies—Verb
1851mento(I) lie, (I) tell lies, chin—Verb
1852mentono(they) lie, (they) tell lies—Verb
1853mentrewhile, as, at that very moment, during, just then, whereas, whilst—Conjunction
1854menumenuMasculineNoun
1855meravigliosomarvelous, wonderfulMasculineAdjective
1856mercatimarkets, (street) market, cheap, cheaply, fair, inexpensive, inexpensively, low, marketplaceMasculineNoun
1857mercato(street) market, fair, marketplaceMasculineNoun
1858mercoledìWednesday, on WednesdayMasculineNoun
1859mesemonthMasculineNoun
1860mesimonths, month, monthly payMasculineNoun
1861messaggimessages, addresses, text (message)MasculineNoun
1862messaggiomessage, text (message), addressMasculineNoun
1863metàhalf, middleFeminineNoun
1864metallimetals, metalMasculineNoun
1865metallometalMasculineNoun
1866metodimethods, method, systemMasculineNoun
1867metodomethod, system, wayMasculineNoun
1868metrimetro, tube, (metre ) rule, metre, meter, criterion, subway, measure, meters, yardstickMasculineNoun
1869metrometer, subway, (metre ) rule, criterion, measure, metre, metro, tube, underground, yardstickMasculineNoun
1870mettaput (in), put in, put on, put up—Verb
1871mettanoput in, put (in), put on, put up—Verb
1872mettendoputting (in), putting in, putting on, adding, advertising, assuming, causing, comparing, fitting, imposing, inspiring, laying on, placing, playing, posting up, putting forth, putting oneself, putting up, ranking, setting, sinking, supposing, turning, wearing—Verb
1873metteràput, (he/she/it/you) will put in, (he/she/it/you) will put (in), (he/she/it/you) will add, (he/she/it/you) will fit, (he/she/it/you) will lay on, (he/she/it/you) will play, (he/she/it/you) will post up, (he/she/it/you) will put on, (he/she/it/you) will put up, (he/she/it/you) will rank, (he/she/it/you) will set, (he/she/it/you) will sink, (he/she/it/you) will turn, (he/she/it/you) will wear, keep, place—Verb
1874metteranno(they) are going to put, (they) will put (in), (they) will set, (they) will place—Verb
1875mettere(to) put in, place, (to) put (in), (to) put on, (to) put up, (to) to place, (to) to put, (to) to put on, (to) to wear, (to) wear, fits, get, got, keep, kept, put, wear, wears—Verb
1876metterebbeput, (he/she/it/you) would put in, (he/she/it/you) would put (in), (he/she/it/you) would add, (he/she/it/you) would fit, (he/she/it/you) would lay on, (he/she/it/you) would play, (he/she/it/you) would post up, (he/she/it/you) would put on, (he/she/it/you) would put up, (he/she/it/you) would rank, (he/she/it/you) would set, (he/she/it/you) would sink, (he/she/it/you) would turn, (he/she/it/you) would wear, keep, place—Verb
1877mettereiput, (I) would put in, (I) would put (in), (I) would add, (I) would assume, (I) would cause, (I) would compare, (I) would fit, (I) would impose, (I) would inspire, (I) would lay on, (I) would place, (I) would play, (I) would post up, (I) would put forth, (I) would put on, (I) would put oneself, (I) would put up, (I) would rank, (I) would set, (I) would sink, (I) would suppose, (I) would turn, (I) would wear, keep, place—Verb
1878metterlaput in, put (in), put on, place, put upFemininePronoun
1879mettesse(he/she/it/you) put (in), (he/she/it/you) put in, (he/she/it/you) put up, (he/she/it/you) put on, put—Verb
1880mettessi(I/you) put on, (I/you) put (in), (I/you) put up, (I/you) placed, (I/you) put in, (I/you) set—Verb
1881metteteput, (you) put (in), (you) put in, (you) put on, (you) put up, keep, place—Verb
1882metteva(he/she/it/you) was/were putting in, (he/she/it/you) was/were putting (in), (he/she/it/you) was/were putting oneself, (he/she/it/you) was/were putting forth, (he/she/it/you) was/were putting on, (he/she/it/you) was/were putting up, kept, put—Verb
1883mettevo(I) was/were putting on, (I) was/were putting (in), (I) was/were putting oneself, (I) put (in), (I) used to put (in), (I) was/were putting forth, (I) was/were putting in, (I) was/were putting up, kept, put—Verb
1884mettiput, (you) put on, do you put, keep—Verb
1885metto(I) add, (I) place, (I) put, (I) wear, keep—Verb
1886mezzanottemidnight, 12 o’clock midnight, northFeminineNoun
1887mezzimeans, by means of, half, halves, middleMasculineNoun
1888mezzohalf, middle, in the middle of, ability, among, between, by means of, center, centre, funds, mean, means, means of transport, meant, medium, resources, through, wherewithalMasculineNoun
1889mezzogiornonoon, midday, southMasculineNoun
1890mime, myself, my—Pronoun
1891miamy, mineFemininePronoun
1892miemy, mineFeminineDeterminer
1893mieimy, mineMasculinePronoun
1894migliomile, milletMasculineNoun
1895migliora(he/she/it) improves, (he/she/it) improves oneself, (he/she/it) gets better, (he/she/it) betters, (you) better, (you) get better, (you) improve—Verb
1896migliorare(to) improve, (to) improve oneself, (to) to progress, (to) make progress, (to) to better, (to) to clear up, (to) to get better, (to) to mend one’s ways, (to) to pick up, better, clear up, get better, look, made, make, makes, mend one’s ways, pick up, progress—Verb
1897migliorebest, better—Adjective
1898migliori(you) better, (you) get better, (you) mend one’s ways, (you) clear up, (you) improve, (you) improve oneself, (you) make progress, (you) pick up, (you) progress, the best ones—Adjective
1899milionemillionMasculineNoun
1900milionimillion, millionsMasculineNoun
1901millea thousand, one thousand—Numeral
1902minutiminutes, delicate, detailed, diminutive, fine, minute, moment, petite, petty, slight, small, tick, tiny, trifling, trivialMasculineNoun
1903minutominute, delicate, detailed, diminutive, fine, moment, petite, petty, slight, small, tick, tiny, trifling, trivialMasculineNoun
1904miomy, mineMasculineDeterminer
1905miseput, (he/she/it/you) put in, (he/she/it/you) put (in), (he/she/it/you) put on, (he/she/it/you) put up, kept—Verb
1906misurameasurement, size, (you) measure, (he/she/it) checks, (he/she/it) gauges, (he/she/it) measures, (he/she/it) meters, (he/she/it) takes, (he/she/it) tries on, (you) check, (you) gauge, (you) meter, (you) take, (you) try on, beat, close, fitting, hairline, moderation, narrow, stepFeminineNoun
1907misuremeasurements, (you) take, (you) measure, (he/she/it) checks, (he/she/it) gauges, (he/she/it) measures, (he/she/it) meters, (he/she/it) takes, (he/she/it) tries on, (you) check, (you) gauge, (you) meter, (you) try on, beat, close, fitting, hairline, measurement, moderation, narrow, size, stepFeminineNoun
1908mobilepiece of furniture, inconstant, mobile, movable, movingMasculineNoun
1909mobilifurnitureMasculineNoun
1910modafashion (industry), fashions, trend, vogueFeminineNoun
1911modernamodern, up-to-dateFeminineAdjective
1912modernimodern, up-to-dateMasculineAdjective
1913modernomodern, contermporary, up-to-dateMasculineAdjective
1914modoway, in a way, in such a way, chance, idiom, manner, method, mode, mood, so thatMasculineNoun
1915mogliwivesFeminineNoun
1916mogliewifeFeminineNoun
1917moltaa lot of, very, many, at the utmost, muchFeminineDeterminer
1918moltemany, a lot of, veryFeminineDeterminer
1919moltimany, a lot ofMasculineDeterminer
1920moltovery, a lot of, a lot, far, much, reallyMasculineDeterminer
1921momentomoment, timeMasculineNoun
1922mondialeworld, global, worldwide—Adjective
1923mondoworld, (I) peel, (I) hull, (I) gill, (I) purify oneself, (I) shell, hulled barleyMasculineNoun
1924monetacoin, (he/she/it/you) monetize, change, moneyFeminineNoun
1925monetecoins, (he/she/it/you) monetize, coinFeminineNoun
1926montagnamountain, mountains, pileFeminineNoun
1927montagnemountains, mount, mountainFeminineNoun
1928morendodying (away), fading (out)—Verb
1929morìdied, (he/she/it/you) died (away), (he/she/it/you) faded (out), die—Verb
1930moriamo(we) die (away), (we) fade (out), die—Verb
1931moriatedie (away), die, fade (out)—Verb
1932moriràdie (away), fade (out)—Verb
1933moriraidie (away), fade (out)—Verb
1934morire(to) die (away), (to) to fade (out), die, died, fade (out)—Verb
1935morirebbedie (away), fade (out)—Verb
1936morireidie (away), fade (out)—Verb
1937morironodied, (they) died (away), (they) faded (out)—Verb
1938morisse(he/she/it/you) died (away), (he/she/it/you) faded (out), died—Verb
1939morissi(I/you) faded (out), (I/you) died (away)—Verb
1940moriva(he/she/it/you) was/were dying (away), (he/she/it/you) was/were fading (out), (he/she/it/you) died (away), (he/she/it/you) faded (out), (he/she/it/you) used to die (away), (he/she/it/you) used to fade (out), died—Verb
1941morivano(they) used to die (away), (they) were dying (away), (they) died (away), died—Verb
1942mortadeadFeminineAdjective
1943mortedeath, deadFeminineNoun
1944mortidead, died (away), deaths, faded (out)FeminineNoun
1945moscafly, MoscowFeminineNoun
1946moscheamosqueFeminineNoun
1947mostra(he/she/it) shows, (he/she/it) shows oneself, (he/she/it) shows oneself to be, (he/she/it) exhibits, (he/she/it) points to, (he/she/it) pretends, (you) exhibit, (you) point to, (you) pretend, (you) show, (you) show oneself, (you) show oneself to be, display, exhibitionFeminineNoun
1948motivireasons, motives, (you) account for oneself, (you) lead to, (you) motivateMasculineNoun
1949motivoreason, (I) motivate, motive, (I) motivate oneself, points, purposeMasculineNoun
1950motociclettamotorcycle, motorbikeFeminineNoun
1951motoreengine, motor, driving, driving forceMasculineNoun
1952movimentimovements, (you) liven up, motionsMasculineNoun
1953muccacowFeminineNoun
1954mucchecowsFeminineNoun
1955muoiadie (away), I die, die, fade (out)—Verb
1956muoiono(they) die (away), (they) fade (out), die—Verb
1957muore(he/she/it) dies (away), (you) die (away), (he/she/it) fades (out), (you) fade (out), die—Verb
1958muriwalls, (you) wall up, (you) brick upMasculineNoun
1959murowall, (I) wall up, (I) block, (I) brick up, (I) immure oneself, (I) shut oneself up, rampart, wallsMasculineNoun
1960muscolimuscles, lean meat, muscleMasculineNoun
1961muscolomuscle, brawn, lean meatMasculineNoun
1962museomuseumMasculineNoun
1963musicamusicFeminineNoun
1964musicistamusicianMasculineNoun
1965musicistimusiciansMasculineNoun
1966nascitabirth, first appearanceFeminineNoun
1967nasonoseMasculineNoun
1968naturanature, character, kindFeminineNoun
1969naturalenatural, in brine, legal, natives—Adjective
1970naturalinatural—Adjective
1971naturalmentenaturally, of course, course, sure enough—Adverb
1972naveship, shipsFeminineNoun
1973naviships, shipFeminineNoun
1974nazionalenational, national championship, national team, domestic, international (player), local, states—Adjective
1975nazionalinational, national team, domestic—Adjective
1976nazionenation, countryFeminineNoun
1977nazionicountries, nationsFeminineNoun
1978nénor, either... or, not—Conjunction
1979nenor, either... or, not—Pronoun
1980neanch'either, even, neither, nor—Adverb
1981neancheeven, neither, nor, either, not even, so—Adverb
1982nebbiafog, haze, mistFeminineNoun
1983necessarinecessary, essentials, what is neededMasculineAdjective
1984necessariamentenecessarily, of necessity—Adverb
1985necessarionecessary, (what is) necessary, what is needed, essentialsMasculineAdjective
1986necessitànecessity, need, needs, povertyFeminineNoun
1987negativanegativeFeminineAdjective
1988negativenegative, adverseFeminineAdjective
1989negativonegative, adverseMasculineAdjective
1990negliin the, to, bies, ins, inside, onMasculinePreposition
1991negoziazionenegotiation, deal, negotiations, transactionFeminineNoun
1992negoziazioninegotiations, deal, negotiation, transactionFeminineNoun
1993negoziostore, shopMasculineNoun
1994neiin the, to, on, bies, in, ins, inside, on theMasculinePreposition
1995nelin, in the, on the whole, at, band, by, by and large, complex, compound, difficult, elaborate, entirety, group, hang-up, inside, into the, many-sided, messy, on, on the, subtle, sum, to, wholeMasculinePreposition
1996nell'in, in the, on the whole, band, by, by and large, complex, compound, difficult, elaborate, entirety, group, hang-up, inside, into the, many-sided, messy, on, subtle, sum, to, whole—Preposition
1997nellain, in the, into the, by, inside, inside the, to, wholeFemininePreposition
1998nellein the, into the, to, inside, into, onFemininePreposition
1999nelloin, in the, by, inside, on, toMasculinePreposition
2000nemicaenemy, enemiesFeminineNoun
2001nemicienemies, adverse, hostileMasculineNoun
2002nemicoenemy, adverse, hostileMasculineNoun
2003nemmenoeven, not even, either, either...or, neither, neither...nor, nor—Adverb
2004neppurenot even, neither, either, nor—Adverb
2005nerablackFeminineAdjective
2006nereblackFeminineAdjective
2007neriblackMasculineAdjective
2008neroblackMasculineAdjective
2009nervosanervous, edgy, tenseFeminineAdjective
2010nervosenervous, edgy, tenseFeminineAdjective
2011nervosinervous, edgy, tenseMasculineAdjective
2012nervosonervous, edgy, tenseMasculineAdjective
2013nessunno, no one, any, nobodyMasculineDeterminer
2014nessunaany, no, no one, anybody, anyone, either, neither, no-one, nobody, none, not a singleFeminineDeterminer
2015nessunonobody, anybody, none, any, anyone, either, neither, no, no-oneMasculinePronoun
2016nevesnowFeminineNoun
2017nevicare(to) snow—Verb
2018nienteanything, nothing, no, any, nothingness—Adverb
2019nipotenephew, granddaughter, niece, grandsonMasculineNoun
2020nono, not—Adverb
2021noiwe, us—Pronoun
2022noiosaboringFeminineAdjective
2023noiosoboring, annoying, dries, dry, troublesomeMasculineAdjective
2024noleggiare(to) rent, (to) rent out, book, hire—Verb
2025nomename, last name, surname, nounMasculineNoun
2026nominames, first names, nounsMasculineNoun
2027nonnot, do not, does not, don't, no, won't—Adverb
2028nonaninth, none, nonesFeminineAdjective
2029nonnagrandmother, grandmaFeminineNoun
2030nonnigrandparents, grandfathersMasculineNoun
2031nonnograndfather, grandpaMasculineNoun
2032nononinthMasculineAdjective
2033nonostantedespite, in spite of, all, notwithstanding, though—Preposition
2034nordnorth, the north of Italy, northern, northern ItalyMasculineNoun
2035normalenormal, circular (letter), clear, natural, straight, usual—Adjective
2036normalmentenormally, usually—Adverb
2037nostraour, oursFemininePronoun
2038nostreour, oursFeminineDeterminer
2039nostriour, oursMasculinePronoun
2040nostroour, oursMasculinePronoun
2041notanote, (you) note, (you) make a note of, (you) note downFeminineNoun
2042note(he/she/it) notes, (he/she/it) notes down, (he/she/it) noticesFeminineNoun
2043notizianews, information, note, piece of news, wordsFeminineNoun
2044notizienews, information, note, wordsFeminineNoun
2045nottenight, evenings, nightsFeminineNoun
2046nottinights, night, darkFeminineNoun
2047novantaninety—Numeral
2048novenine—Numeral
2049novembreNovemberMasculineNoun
2050nullaanything, nothing, nothingnessNeuterPronoun
2051numeri(you) number, numbersMasculineNoun
2052numeronumber, shoe sizeMasculineNoun
2053numerosalargeFeminineAdjective
2054numerosenumerous, largeFeminineAdjective
2055nuota(he/she/it) swims, (you) swim—Verb
2056nuotandoswimming—Verb
2057nuotano(they) swim—Verb
2058nuotare(to) swim, swimming—Verb
2059nuotiamo(we) swim, swim—Verb
2060nuoto(I) swim, swim, swimming—Verb
2061nuovanewFeminineAdjective
2062nuovenew, afresh, again, anew, furtherFeminineAdjective
2063nuovinew, afresh, again, anew, furtherMasculineAdjective
2064nuovonew, freshMasculineAdjective
2065nuvolacloud, clouds, hazeFeminineNoun
2066nuvoleclouds, cloud, cloudy, hazeFeminineNoun
2067nuvolosocloudy, overcastMasculineAdjective
2068oor—Conjunction
2069obiettiviobjectives, goals, aim, detached, goal, impartial, lens, object-glass, objective, target, unbias(s)ed, unprejudicedMasculineNoun
2070obiettivoobjective, goal, purpose, aim, detached, impartial, lens, object-glass, objectives, target, unbias(s)ed, unprejudicedMasculineNoun
2071occasioneoccasion, opportunity, bargain, broke, broken, cause, chanceFeminineNoun
2072occhieyesMasculineNoun
2073occhialiglasses, specs, spectaclesMasculineNoun
2074oceanoocean, mainMasculineNoun
2075odiarehate, (to) hate, detest, loathe—Verb
2076odio(I) hate, hatred, (I) detestMasculineNoun
2077odoresmell, herbs, odor, odour, scentMasculineNoun
2078offertaoffer, bid, offered, offers, proposalFeminineNoun
2079offraoffer, give, proffer—Verb
2080offre(he/she/it) offers, (he/she/it) offers itself, (he/she/it) gives, (he/she/it) bids, (he/she/it) presents, (he/she/it) proffers, (he/she/it) provides, (he/she/it) tenders, (you) bid, (you) give, (you) offer, (you) offer itself, (you) present, (you) proffer, (you) provide, (you) tender, give, offers, present, serve—Verb
2081offrendooffering, offering itself, giving—Verb
2082offrioffer, give, proffer—Verb
2083offrìoffer, give, proffer—Verb
2084offriamo(we) offer, (we) give, (we) proffer, give, present—Verb
2085offriioffer, give, proffer—Verb
2086offrirai(you) will offer, (you) will proffer, (you) will bid, (you) will give, give—Verb
2087offriranno(they) will offer, (they) will bid, (they) will give, give—Verb
2088offrire(to) offer, (to) to offer, (to) offer itself, (to) bid, (to) present, (to) proffer, (to) provide, (to) to give, (to) to provide, (to) to tender, gave, give, given, hand, hands, offered, offers, put, puts, serve, tender—Verb
2089offrirebbe(he/she/it/you) would offer, (he/she/it/you) would bid, (he/she/it/you) would give, gave, give—Verb
2090offrirebbero(they) would offer, (they) would bid, (they) would give, gave, give—Verb
2091offrirei(I) would offer, (I) would bid, (I) would give, gave, give—Verb
2092offrirete(you) will offer, (you) will bid, (you) will give, give—Verb
2093offrirò(I) will offer, (I) will bid, (I) will give, (I) will buy (someone), (I) will proffer, give—Verb
2094offrisse(he/she/it/you) proffered, (he/she/it/you) offered, (he/she/it/you) gave, would offer—Verb
2095offrissi(I/you) gave, (I/you) proffered, (I/you) offered—Verb
2096offriva(he/she/it/you) was/were offering, (he/she/it/you) was/were offering itself, (he/she/it/you) was/were presenting, (he/she/it/you) bade/bid, (he/she/it/you) bid, (he/she/it/you) gave, (he/she/it/you) offered, (he/she/it/you) offered itself, (he/she/it/you) presented, (he/she/it/you) proffered, (he/she/it/you) provided, (he/she/it/you) tendered, (he/she/it/you) used to bid, (he/she/it/you) used to give, (he/she/it/you) used to offer, (he/she/it/you) used to offer itself, (he/she/it/you) used to present, (he/she/it/you) used to proffer, (he/she/it/you) used to provide, (he/she/it/you) used to tender, (he/she/it/you) was/were bidding, (he/she/it/you) was/were giving, (he/she/it/you) was/were proffering, (he/she/it/you) was/were providing, (he/she/it/you) was/were tendering, gave—Verb
2097offrivano(they) used to offer, (they) offered, (they) were offering, gave, offered—Verb
2098offro(I) offer, (I) give, (I) proffer, give—Verb
2099oggettiobjects, items, thingsMasculineNoun
2100oggettoobject, item, jobs, thingMasculineNoun
2101oggitoday—Adverb
2102ognievery, each—Determiner
2103ognunaeach, each one, everybody, everyoneFemininePronoun
2104ognunoeach, everybody, everyone, each oneMasculinePronoun
2105oliooil, (I) oilMasculineNoun
2106oltreover, beyond, besides, in addition to, on top of—Adverb
2107oltretuttobesides, moreover, on top of that—Adverb
2108ombrashadowFeminineNoun
2109ombrelliumbrellas, gamp, shelter, umbrellaMasculineNoun
2110ombrelloumbrella, gamp, shelterMasculineNoun
2111onorehonor, credit, honourMasculineNoun
2112operaiworkers, of the workers, (I) worked, (I) acted, (I) came about, (I) carried out, (I) had an operation, (I) had surgery, (I) made, (I) occurr (past), (I) operated, (I) took place, (I) underwent surgery, blue-collar, hand, labor, laborer, labour, labourer, slave, trade, working classMasculineNoun
2113opinioneopinion, idea, mind, opinions, points, thought, thoughts, view, viewsFeminineNoun
2114opinioniopinions, idea, opinion, viewsFeminineNoun
2115opportunitàopportunity, advisability, broke, broken, expediency, opportunenessFeminineNoun
2116oppureor, or rather, or else, otherwise—Conjunction
2117opzioneoptionFeminineNoun
2118opzionioptionFeminineNoun
2119oratime, hour, now, timesFeminineNoun
2120orehoursFeminineNoun
2121orecchiears, (you) eavesdrop, (you) have a nodding acquaintance ofMasculineNoun
2122orecchioear, (I) eavesdrop, (I) have a nodding acquaintance ofMasculineNoun
2123organiorgans, (pipe) organ, mouthpieceMasculineNoun
2124organizzazioneorganization, arrangement, organizing, ringFeminineNoun
2125organo(pipe) organ, mouthpiece, organism, organsMasculineNoun
2126originaleoriginal, authentic, different, genuine—Adjective
2127originalioriginal, authentic, genuine—Adjective
2128origineorigin, rootFeminineNoun
2129orologiwatches, clocksMasculineNoun
2130orologio(wall) clock, (wrist) watchMasculineNoun
2131orsobearMasculineNoun
2132ospedalehospitalMasculineNoun
2133ospite(house)guest, guests, tourists—Noun
2134ospitiguests, (you) take in, (you) play host to, (you) accommodate, (you) host, (you) house, (you) lodge, (you) put [somebody] up—Noun
2135ossobone, pit, stoneMasculineNoun
2136ottantaeighty—Numeral
2137ottavoeighthMasculineAdjective
2138ottoeight—Numeral
2139ottobreOctoberMasculineNoun
2140ovestwest, westernMasculineNoun
2141ovunqueeverywhere, anywhere, wherever—Adverb
2142ovviamenteobviously, evidently, plainly—Adverb
2143pacepeaceFeminineNoun
2144padrefatherMasculineNoun
2145paesaggiolandscape (painting), scenery, viewMasculineNoun
2146paesecountry, town, villageMasculineNoun
2147paesicountries, townsMasculineNoun
2148paga(he/she/it) pays, (he/she/it) pays for, (he/she/it) pays off, (he/she/it) settles, (he/she/it) settles up with, (he/she/it) treats oneself to, (you) pay, (you) pay for, (you) pay off, (you) settle, (you) settle up with, (you) treat oneself to, pays, salary, wage—Verb
2149pagamentipayments, paymentMasculineNoun
2150pagamentopayment, paymentsMasculineNoun
2151pagandopaying, paying for, paying off—Verb
2152pagano(they) pay, (they) pay for, (they) pay off, (they) settle, (they) settle up with, (they) treat oneself to, heathen, pagan—Verb
2153pagare(to) pay, (to) pay for, (to) pay off, (to) to settle—Verb
2154pagellareport card, (school) reportFeminineNoun
2155pagellereport cardsFeminineNoun
2156paghiamo(we) pay, (we) pay for, (we) pay off, (we) settle, (we) settle up with, (we) treat oneself to—Verb
2157paginapage, faceFeminineNoun
2158paginepages, face, pageFeminineNoun
2159pagliacciclowns, buffoonMasculineNoun
2160pagliaccioclown, buffoon, clownsMasculineNoun
2161paiopair, couple, (I) look, (I) appear, (I) look like, (I) seem, (I) sound, (I) thinkMasculineNoun
2162palazzipalaces, buildingsMasculineNoun
2163palazzopalace, building, block of flats, apartment block, apartment house, palacesMasculineNoun
2164palchistages, platforms, standMasculineNoun
2165palcostage, platform, standMasculineNoun
2166palcoscenicostage, boardsMasculineNoun
2167palestragym, gymnasiumFeminineNoun
2168pallaball, pain in the ass, bummer, drag, pain in the arseFeminineNoun
2169pallacanestrobasketballFeminineNoun
2170panebread, cake, loaf, pat, threadMasculineNoun
2171paninisandwiches, roll, sandwichMasculineNoun
2172paninosandwich, sandwichesMasculineNoun
2173pantalonipants, trousersMasculineNoun
2174papàdad, daddyMasculineNoun
2175paragrafi(you) paragraphMasculineNoun
2176paragrafoparagraph, section, section markMasculineNoun
2177parcheggi(you) park, car park, parking—Verb
2178parcheggiamo(we) park—Verb
2179parcheggiano(they) park—Verb
2180parcopark, economical, fleet, sparingMasculineNoun
2181parecchiseveral, many, quite a lot of, a good deal, a good few, plenty of, quite a few, quite a lotMasculineDeterminer
2182parecchiamany, quite a lot of, a good deal of, plenty of, quite a lotFeminineDeterminer
2183parecchiemany, quite, quite a few, a good deal, a good deal of, a good few, quite a lot, quite a lot ofFeminineDeterminer
2184parecchioquite, quite a lot, quite a lot of, a good deal, a good deal of, a good few, many, plenty of, quite a few, veryMasculineDeterminer
2185paretewall, climbing wall, wallsFeminineNoun
2186paretiwalls, (you) appear, (you) seemFeminineNoun
2187parlatalk, is speaking, is talking, speak, speaks, talks—Verb
2188parlai(I) spoke, (I) told, (I) addressed, (I) mentioned, (I) talked, talk, talked—Verb
2189parlamentiparliamentsMasculineNoun
2190parlamentoParliamentMasculineNoun
2191parlammo(we) spoke, (we) told, (we) talked, talk, talked—Verb
2192parlandospeaking, talking, addressing, mentioning, telling—Verb
2193parlano(they) speak, (they) talk, (they) tell, (they) address, (they) mention, talk—Verb
2194parlare(to) speak, (to) to speak, (to) to talk, (to) address, (to) talk, (to) tell, (to) to mention, mention, speak, speech, talk, talked, way of speaking—Verb
2195parlasse(he/she/it/you) spoke, (he/she/it/you) talked, (he/she/it/you) told—Verb
2196parlassi(I/you) spoke, (I/you) told, (I/you) talked—Verb
2197parlate(you) speak, (you) talk, (you) address, (you) mention, (you) tell, talk—Verb
2198parlava(he/she/it/you) was/were talking, (he/she/it) used to talk, (he/she/it/you) used to speak, (he/she/it/you) spoke, talked—Verb
2199parlavano(they) were speaking, (they) spoke, (they) used to speak, talked—Verb
2200parlerà(he/she/it/you) will talk, (he/she/it/you) will tell, (he/she/it/you) will speak, talk, talked—Verb
2201parlerebbetalk, (he/she/it/you) would talk, (he/she/it/you) would speak, (he/she/it/you) would tell, talked—Verb
2202parlerei(I) would speak, (I) would talk, (I) would tell, talk, talked—Verb
2203parleròtalk, (I) will speak, (I) will talk, (I) will tell, talked—Verb
2204parli(you) speak, (you) talk, do you speak, speak, talk—Verb
2205parliamo(we) speak, (we) talk—Verb
2206parlò(he/she/it/you) spoke, (he/she/it/you) talked, (he/she/it/you) told, talk, talked—Verb
2207parolaword, said, says, speech, wordsFeminineNoun
2208parolewords, wordFeminineNoun
2209parteside, goes, leaves, part, role, shareFeminineNoun
2210partenzadeparture, leaving, startFeminineNoun
2211partiparts, you leave—Verb
2212partiamo(let us) depart, (let us) be off, (let us) go, (let us) leave, we leave—Verb
2213particolareparticular, in particular, special, keen, peculiar—Adjective
2214particolaripeculiar, details, particular—Adjective
2215particolarmenteparticularly, especially, notably—Adverb
2216partiràdepart, get off, leave—Verb
2217partiraidepart, get off, leave—Verb
2218partiremoleave, depart, get off—Verb
2219partiròleave, (I) am going to leave, depart, get off—Verb
2220partitamatch, game, batch, consignment, lotFeminineNoun
2221partitiparties, leftMasculineNoun
2222partitoparty, crazy, gone, lost, match, option, slashed, smashed, smitten, solutionMasculineNoun
2223passa——Verb
2224passai(I) spent, (I) went by, (I) went past, called, came, recognized—Verb
2225passammo(we) spent, (we) went by, (we) went past, called, came, passed—Verb
2226passandopassing, passing off, passing on, being over, being promoted, blowing itself out, blowing over, carrying, changing, checking, coming, connecting, crossing, drawing, drawing on, dropping in, dropping round, dying, dying out, flowing, forgetting, forgiving, getting across, getting over, getting through, going (by), going across, going by, going for, going on, going past, going through, handing, impersonating, living out, mashing (up), moving, moving on, passing between, passing down, paying, popping in, posing, pureeing, putting on, putting through, rubbing, running, running through, showing, spending, spending itself, subsiding, wearing off, whizzing up—Verb
2227passano(they) pass, (they) pass off, (they) pass between, (they) are over, (they) are promoted, (they) blow itself out, (they) blow over, (they) carry, (they) change, (they) check, (they) connect, (they) cross, (they) die, (they) die out, (they) draw, (they) draw on, (they) drop in, (they) drop round, (they) flow, (they) forget, (they) forgive, (they) get across, (they) get over, (they) get through, (they) go (by), (they) go across, (they) go by, (they) go for, (they) go on, (they) go past, (they) go through, (they) hand, (they) impersonate, (they) live out, (they) mash (up), (they) move, (they) move on, (they) pass down, (they) pass on, (they) pay, (they) pop in, (they) pose, (they) puree, (they) put on, (they) put through, (they) rub, (they) run, (they) run through, (they) show, (they) spend, (they) spend itself, (they) subside, (they) wear off, (they) whizz up, call, come, spend—Verb
2228passaportopassportMasculineNoun
2229passarespend, (to) spend, go, (to) be over, (to) be promoted, (to) blow itself out, (to) change, (to) check, (to) connect, (to) die, (to) draw on, (to) drop in, (to) flow, (to) forget, (to) forgive, (to) get through, (to) go by, (to) go for, (to) go on, (to) go past, (to) go through, (to) hand, (to) live out, (to) mash (up), (to) move, (to) pass, (to) pass between, (to) pass down, (to) pass off, (to) pass on, (to) pay, (to) pose, (to) rub, (to) run, (to) run through, (to) show, (to) to blow over, (to) to carry, (to) to cross, (to) to die out, (to) to draw, (to) to drop round, (to) to get across, (to) to get over, (to) to get through, (to) to go (by), (to) to go across, (to) to impersonate, (to) to move, (to) to move on, (to) to pass, (to) to pass on, (to) to pop in, (to) to puree, (to) to put on, (to) to put through, (to) to spend itself, (to) to subside, (to) wear off, (to) whizz up, blow over, call, called, came, carry, come, cross, die out, draw, drop round, get, get across, get over, go (by), go across, gone, got, impersonate, live, move on, passage, passed, passing, pop in, puree, put, put on, put through, recognized, spend itself, subside, wears, went—Verb
2230passarono(they) passed, (they) passed down, (they) passed on, (they) passed off, called, came, come, passed, recognized—Verb
2231passartipass, pass you, pass off, be over, be promoted, blow itself out, blow over, carry, change, check, connect, cross, die, die out, draw, draw on, drop in, drop round, flow, forget, forgive, get across, get over, get through, go (by), go across, go by, go for, go on, go past, go through, hand, impersonate, live out, mash (up), move, move on, pass between, pass down, pass on, pay, pop in, pose, puree, put on, put through, rub, run, run through, show, spend, spend itself, subside, wear off, whizz up—Pronoun
2232passasse(he/she/it/you) put through, (he/she/it/you) ran through, (he/she/it/you) went through, (he/she/it/you) got through, (he/she/it/you) passed, (he/she/it/you) went across, (he/she/it/you) went by, (he/she/it/you) went past—Verb
2233passassero(they) went by, (they) went past, (they) went across—Verb
2234passavapassing, (he/she/it/you) was/were passing, (he/she/it/you) was/were passing between, (he/she/it/you) was/were moving, (he/she/it/you) was/were moving on, (he/she/it/you) was/were passing down, (he/she/it/you) was/were passing off, (he/she/it/you) was/were passing on, (he/she/it/you) went by, called, came, passed by, used to spend—Verb
2235passeggeripassengers, fleeting, momentary, passenger, short-lived, traveler, travellerMasculineNoun
2236passeggiatawalk, stroll, walksFeminineNoun
2237passeraispend, (you) will spend, (you) will pass, (you) will be over, (you) will blow over, (you) will die, (you) will die out, (you) will draw, (you) will draw on, (you) will drop in, (you) will flow, (you) will get over, (you) will go (by), (you) will go by, (you) will go for, (you) will go on, (you) will go past, (you) will hand, (you) will live out, (you) will mash (up), (you) will move, (you) will move on, (you) will pass down, (you) will pass off, (you) will pass on, (you) will pay, (you) will pop in, (you) will pose, (you) will put on, (you) will rub, (you) will run, (you) will show, (you) will wear off, call, called—Verb
2238passerebbe(he/she/it/you) would go through, (he/she/it/you) would get through, (he/she/it/you) would run through, (he/she/it/you) would be over, (he/she/it/you) would blow over, (he/she/it/you) would die, (he/she/it/you) would die out, (he/she/it/you) would draw, (he/she/it/you) would draw on, (he/she/it/you) would drop in, (he/she/it/you) would flow, (he/she/it/you) would get over, (he/she/it/you) would go (by), (he/she/it/you) would go by, (he/she/it/you) would go for, (he/she/it/you) would go on, (he/she/it/you) would go past, (he/she/it/you) would hand, (he/she/it/you) would live out, (he/she/it/you) would mash (up), (he/she/it/you) would move, (he/she/it/you) would move on, (he/she/it/you) would pass, (he/she/it/you) would pass down, (he/she/it/you) would pass off, (he/she/it/you) would pass on, (he/she/it/you) would pay, (he/she/it/you) would pop in, (he/she/it/you) would pose, (he/she/it/you) would put on, (he/she/it/you) would put through, (he/she/it/you) would rub, (he/she/it/you) would run, (he/she/it/you) would show, (he/she/it/you) would wear off, (he/she/it/you) would whizz up, call, called, recognized—Verb
2239passeremmospend, (we) would spend, (we) would draw, (we) would be over, (we) would blow over, (we) would die, (we) would die out, (we) would draw on, (we) would drop in, (we) would flow, (we) would get over, (we) would go (by), (we) would go by, (we) would go for, (we) would go on, (we) would go past, (we) would hand, (we) would live out, (we) would mash (up), (we) would move, (we) would move on, (we) would pass, (we) would pass down, (we) would pass off, (we) would pass on, (we) would pay, (we) would pop in, (we) would pose, (we) would put on, (we) would rub, (we) would run, (we) would show, (we) would wear off, (we) would whizz up, recognized—Verb
2240passeresti(you) would pass, (you) would pass off, (you) would pass on, (you) would be over, (you) would blow over, (you) would die, (you) would die out, (you) would draw, (you) would draw on, (you) would drop in, (you) would flow, (you) would get over, (you) would go (by), (you) would go by, (you) would go for, (you) would go on, (you) would go past, (you) would hand, (you) would live out, (you) would mash (up), (you) would move, (you) would move on, (you) would pass down, (you) would pay, (you) would pop in, (you) would pose, (you) would put on, (you) would rub, (you) would run, (you) would show, (you) would wear off, (you) would whizz up—Verb
2241passi(you) pass, steps, (you) pass off, (you) are over, (you) are passing, (you) are promoted, (you) blow itself out, (you) blow over, (you) carry, (you) change, (you) check, (you) connect, (you) cross, (you) die, (you) die out, (you) draw, (you) draw on, (you) drop in, (you) drop round, (you) flow, (you) forget, (you) forgive, (you) get across, (you) get over, (you) get through, (you) go (by), (you) go across, (you) go by, (you) go for, (you) go on, (you) go past, (you) go through, (you) hand, (you) impersonate, (you) live out, (you) mash (up), (you) move, (you) move on, (you) pass between, (you) pass down, (you) pass on, (you) pay, (you) pop in, (you) pose, (you) puree, (you) put on, (you) put through, (you) rub, (you) run, (you) run through, (you) show, (you) spend, (you) spend itself, (you) subside, (you) wear off, (you) whizz up, be over, be promoted, call, spendMasculineNoun
2242passiamo(we) pass, (we) spend, (we) are over, (we) are promoted, (we) blow over, (we) carry, (we) change, (we) check, (we) connect, (we) cross, (we) die, (we) die out, (we) draw, (we) draw on, (we) drop in, (we) drop round, (we) flow, (we) forget, (we) forgive, (we) get across, (we) get over, (we) get through, (we) go (by), (we) go across, (we) go by, (we) go for, (we) go on, (we) go past, (we) go through, (we) hand, (we) impersonate, (we) live out, (we) mash (up), (we) move, (we) move on, (we) pass between, (we) pass down, (we) pass off, (we) pass on, (we) pay, (we) pop in, (we) pose, (we) puree, (we) put through, (we) rub, (we) run, (we) run through, (we) show, (we) spend itself, (we) subside, (we) wear off, (we) whizz up—Verb
2243passiamolapass, let's pass it, let's pass her, be over, be promoted, blow itself out, blow over, carry, change, check, connect, cross, die, die out, draw, draw on, drop in, drop round, flow, forget, forgive, get across, get over, get through, go (by), go across, go by, go for, go on, go past, go through, hand, impersonate, live out, mash (up), move, move on, pass between, pass down, pass off, pass on, pay, pop in, pose, puree, put on, put through, rub, run, run through, show, spend, spend itself, subside, wear off, whizz upFemininePronoun
2244passinopass, pass on, pass off—Verb
2245passionepassion, intense feeling, keennessFeminineNoun
2246passostep, (I) pass, (I) spend, (I) am promoted, (I) blow itself out, (I) blow over, (I) carry, (I) connect, (I) cross, (I) draw on, (I) drop in, (I) drop round, (I) forget, (I) get across, (I) get over, (I) get through, (I) go across, (I) go by, (I) go on, (I) go past, (I) go through, (I) hand, (I) mash (up), (I) move, (I) move on, (I) pass between, (I) pass down, (I) pass off, (I) pass on, (I) pop in, (I) pose, (I) puree, (I) put through, (I) rub, (I) run, (I) run through, (I) show, (I) spend itself, (I) stop by, (I) wear off, (I) whizz up, bit, dried, footfall, footstep, gauge, pace, pas, section, snatch, stop, walk, walks, way, witheredMasculineNoun
2247pastapasta, paste, dough, pastryFeminineNoun
2248pasticceriabakery, confectioner’s (shop), pastry shop, patisserieFeminineNoun
2249pastomealMasculineNoun
2250patatapotatoFeminineNoun
2251patentedriver’s license, driving licenseFeminineNoun
2252patriahomeland, fatherland, (native) country, native countryFeminineNoun
2253paurafearFeminineNoun
2254pavimentofloor, (I) floor, groundMasculineNoun
2255pazientepatient—Noun
2256pazientipatients, patient—Noun
2257pazienzapatienceFeminineNoun
2258peggioreworst, worse—Adjective
2259peggiori(you) make worse, (you) get worse, (you) worsen, worse—Adjective
2260pelleskin, leather, casing, fell, hide, peel, pelt, rindFeminineNoun
2261pennapen, featherFeminineNoun
2262pennepensFeminineNoun
2263pensathinks, (you) think, (he/she/it) thinks, (he/she/it) believes, (you) believe, believe, imagine—Verb
2264pensammo(we) thought, (we) believed, believe, thought—Verb
2265pensandothinking, believing—Verb
2266pensano(they) think—Verb
2267pensarci(to) think (of it)—Pronoun
2268pensare(to) think, (to) to believe, believe, believed, imagine, thinks, thought, thoughts—Verb
2269pensaronothought, believe, (they) believed, (they) thought—Verb
2270pensasse(he/she/it/you) thought, (he/she/it/you) believed—Verb
2271pensassi(I/you) thought, (I/you) believed, thought—Verb
2272pensava(he/she/it/you) was/were thinking, (he/she/it/you) was/were believing, (he/she/it/you) thought, (he/she/it/you) believed, (he/she/it/you) used to believe, (he/she/it/you) used to think, believed, thought—Verb
2273pensavi(you) were thinking, (you) thought, (you) used to think, thought—Verb
2274pensavo(I) thought, (I) believed, (I) was/were thinking, (I) used to believe, (I) used to think, (I) was/were believing, believed, thought—Verb
2275penserà(he/she/it/you) will think, (he/she/it/you) will believe, believe, thought—Verb
2276penserai(you) will think, (you) will believe, believe, thought—Verb
2277penseranno(they) will think, (they) will believe, believe, thought—Verb
2278penserebbero(they) would think, (they) would believe, believe—Verb
2279penserei(I) would think, (I) would believe, thought—Verb
2280penseremo(we) will think, (we) will believe, believe—Verb
2281penserò(I) will think, (I) will believe, believe, thought—Verb
2282pensi(you) think, thinks, (he/she) thinks [subj]—Verb
2283pensiamoci(let us) think about it, (let us) think about each other—Pronoun
2284pensierothought, gift, mind, thoughts, way of thinkingMasculineNoun
2285pensò(he/she/it/you) thought, (he/she/it/you) believed, believe, believed, thought—Verb
2286pepepepperMasculineNoun
2287perfor, to, by, gone, on, out of, times, went—Preposition
2288perchéwhy, because, for, reason, so that—Adverb
2289perdalose, lose one’s way, be deprived of, forfeit, loses—Verb
2290perde(he/she/it) loses, (he/she/it) loses one’s way, (he/she/it) is lost, (you) are lost, (you) get lost, (you) lose—Verb
2291perdendolosing, missing, losing one’s way, forfeiting—Verb
2292perderà(he/she/it/you) will lose, (he/she/it/you) will lose one’s way, (he/she/it/you) will miss, (he/she/it/you) will be lost, (he/she/it/you) will get lost, (he/she/it/you) will leak, (he/she/it/you) will shed, lose, lost, missed—Verb
2293perderailose, (you) will lose, (you) will miss, (you) will be deprived of, (you) will be lost, (you) will forfeit, (you) will get lost, (you) will go astray, (you) will leak, (you) will lose one’s way, (you) will shed, (you) will waste, lost—Verb
2294perdere(to) lose, go, (to) be lost, (to) forfeit, (to) get lost, (to) leak, (to) miss, (to) shed, (to) waste, be deprived of, gave, get, give, go astray, gone, got, lose, lose one’s way, lost, missed, went—Verb
2295perderebbe(he/she/it/you) would be lost, (he/she/it/you) would lose, (he/she/it/you) would get lost, (he/she/it/you) would leak, (he/she/it/you) would lose one’s way, (he/she/it/you) would miss, (he/she/it/you) would shed, lose, lost, missed—Verb
2296perderemmo(we) would lose, (we) would leak, (we) would miss, (we) would be deprived of, (we) would be lost, (we) would forfeit, (we) would get lost, (we) would go astray, (we) would lose one’s way, (we) would shed, (we) would waste, lose, lost, missed—Verb
2297perderò(I) will lose, (I) will shed, (I) will forfeit, (I) will be deprived of, (I) will be lost, (I) will get lost, (I) will leak, (I) will lose one’s way, (I) will miss, lose, missed—Verb
2298perdessero(they) lost, (they) got lost, (they) was/were lost, (they) forfeited, (they) lost one’s way, (they) was/were deprived of—Verb
2299perdessi(I/you) lost, lost—Verb
2300perdessimo(we) forfeited, (we) lost, (we) was/were deprived of—Verb
2301perdevamo(we) were losing, (we) were losing one’s way, (we) lost, lost, missed—Verb
2302perdevano(they) were losing, (they) lost, (they) were losing one’s way, (they) used to lose, lost, missed—Verb
2303perditaloss, waste, leak, deprivation, fellFeminineNoun
2304perdolose, (I) lose, (I) lose one’s way, (I) forfeit—Verb
2305perfettaperfect, perfect (tense), complete, faultless, utterFeminineAdjective
2306perfettamenteperfectly, absolutely—Adverb
2307perfettiperfectMasculineAdjective
2308perfettoperfect, perfect (tense), clear, complete, faultless, finished, utterMasculineAdjective
2309pericolidanger, peril, riskMasculineNoun
2310pericolodanger, peril, riskMasculineNoun
2311pericolosadangerous, hazardous, perilous, unsafeFeminineAdjective
2312pericolosidangerous, hazardous, unsafeMasculineAdjective
2313pericolosodangerous, hazardous, perilous, ugly, unsafeMasculineAdjective
2314periodoperiod, time, moment, run, runs, spanMasculineNoun
2315peròbut, however, though, nevertheless, well—Adverb
2316perselost, missed, be lost, be deprived of, forfeit, get lost, lose—Verb
2317persilost, be lost, get lost, (I) lost, be deprived of, forfeit, lose—Verb
2318personapersonFeminineNoun
2319personaggicharacters, figures, personageMasculineNoun
2320personaggiocharacter, figure, personageMasculineNoun
2321personalepersonal, staff, private, individual, special—Adjective
2322personalipersonal, individual, private—Adjective
2323personalitàpersonality, character, personageFeminineNoun
2324pesanteheavy, bad, dull, hard, her, leaden, oppressive, ponderous, rich, slow, sluggish, stodgy, tasteless, thick, ungainly, unwieldy, vulgar, wearisome, weightyFeminineAdjective
2325pesantihard, heavy, bad, carry weight, dull, leaden, lie (heavily), oppressive, ponderous, slow, sluggish, stodgy, tasteless, thick, ungainly, unwieldy, vulgar, wearisome, weigh, weigh oneself, weightyMasculineAdjective
2326pesca(you) fish, (he/she/it) fishes, (you) fish for, (he/she/it) catches, (he/she/it) dives for, (he/she/it) draws, (he/she/it) finds, (he/she/it) fishes for, (he/she/it) gets, (he/she/it) picks (up), (you) catch, (you) dive for, (you) draw, (you) find, (you) get, (you) pick (up), fishing, haul, lottery, peach, raffle, take, taken, took—Verb
2327pescano(they) fish, (they) fish for, (they) find, (they) catch, (they) dive for, (they) draw, (they) get, (they) pick (up), fish—Verb
2328pescare(to) fish, (to) to fish, (to) fish for, (to) catch, (to) dive for, fish—Verb
2329pescatorefisherman, fisherMasculineNoun
2330pescatricefisherwomanFeminineNoun
2331pescefishMasculineNoun
2332pescifish, the Fishes, Pisces, fishesMasculineNoun
2333petizionepetitionFeminineNoun
2334pettinecomb, decoration on Venetian gondolas, pectenMasculineNoun
2335pettochest, breast, bosom, breasts, bustMasculineNoun
2336pezzipieces, parts, pieceMasculineNoun
2337pezzopiece, part, cut, bit, entries, lengthsMasculineNoun
2338piaccialike, like oneself—Verb
2339piaccionolike, likes, are liked, they like—Verb
2340piacelike, likes—Verb
2341piacendoliking, enjoying—Verb
2342piaceràlike, will like—Verb
2343piacerepleasure, pleased to meet you, favorMasculineNoun
2344piacerebbewould like—Verb
2345piacesseliked, (he/she/it/you) liked oneself—Verb
2346piacevaliked, like, (he/she/it/you) liked oneself, (he/she/it/you) used to like oneself, (he/she/it/you) was/were liking oneself—Verb
2347piacqueliked, like, (he/she/it/you) liked oneself—Verb
2348piacqueroliked, (they) liked oneself, like—Verb
2349pianetaplanet, chasuble, universe, worldMasculineNoun
2350piange(he/she/it) cries, (he/she/it) mourns (for), (you) mourn (for)—Verb
2351piangere(to) cry, (to) to weep, (to) to bemoan, (to) bleed, (to) mourn (for), (to) to grieve for, (to) to grieve over, (to) to lament, (to) water, bemoan, grieve for, grieve over, lament, weep—Verb
2352piangi(you) cry, (you) mourn (for), (you) grieve for—Verb
2353pianiplans, stories, flat, floors, plain, storeysMasculineNoun
2354pianifica(you) plan, (he/she/it) plans—Verb
2355pianifichi(you) plan—Verb
2356pianifichiamo(we) plan—Verb
2357pianoplan, floor, slowly, even, flat, gently, level, piano, plain, program, programme, project, quietly, scheme, slow, softlyMasculineNoun
2358pianofortepiano, pianoforteMasculineNoun
2359pianta(you) plant, (he/she/it) plants, (he/she/it) stops, (you) stop, layout, map, plantFeminineNoun
2360pianteplantsFeminineNoun
2361piattiplates, dishes, cymbal, dull, flat, smooth, unexciting, unimaginativeMasculineNoun
2362piattoplate, dish, course, cymbal, dull, even, flat, slim(line), smooth, unexcitingMasculineNoun
2363piazzasquareFeminineNoun
2364piccolasmall, littleFeminineAdjective
2365piccolismall, little, petty, short, undersized, youngMasculineAdjective
2366piccolosmall, little, short, smallerMasculineAdjective
2367piedefootMasculineNoun
2368piedifeet, footMasculineNoun
2369pienafull, flood, heatFeminineAdjective
2370pienofull, busy, complete, heavy, plump, rich, round, solidMasculineAdjective
2371pietrastone, rockFeminineNoun
2372pilotapilot, (you) pilot, driver, (he/she/it) flies, (he/she/it) pilots, driveMasculineNoun
2373pinguinopenguin, choc-iceMasculineNoun
2374pioggiarain, rains, shower, volleyFeminineNoun
2375piovendoraining, rain, rain down—Verb
2376piovere(to) rain, raining, (to) rain down, (to) to shower, rained, rains—Verb
2377piscinapool, swimming poolFeminineNoun
2378pistatrack, trail, ski run, racecourse, ring, runsFeminineNoun
2379pittorepainter, portrayerMasculineNoun
2380piùmore, plus—Adverb
2381piuttostopretty, rather, somewhat, before, first, instead, prettier, quite, rather than, than—Adverb
2382plasticaplastic, plastic surgery, plastic artFeminineNoun
2383po'some, a littleMasculinePronoun
2384pocafew, little, a few, a little of, not manyFeminineDeterminer
2385pochifew, little, not manyMasculineDeterminer
2386pochinoa little bitMasculineNoun
2387pocolittle, a little of, a bit of, a fair amount of, a few, few, not many, not much, not veryMasculineDeterminer
2388poesiapoetry, poem, piece of poetry, verseFeminineNoun
2389poesiepoemsFeminineNoun
2390poetapoet, (he/she/it) writes poetry, (you) write poetry, (day)dreamerMasculineNoun
2391poithen, later, in the end, after, afterwards, at last, besides, secondly—Adverb
2392politicapolitics, policy, political, (female) politicianFeminineAdjective
2393politicipolitical, calculating, politiciansMasculineAdjective
2394politicopolitical, politician, calculatingMasculineAdjective
2395poliziapoliceFeminineNoun
2396poliziottapolicewoman, police officerFeminineNoun
2397poliziottipolicemen, police, police officers, policemanMasculineNoun
2398poliziottopoliceman, police officer, policemenMasculineNoun
2399pollichickensMasculineNoun
2400pollochickenMasculineNoun
2401pomeriggioafternoonMasculineNoun
2402pomodorotomatoMasculineNoun
2403pontebridgeMasculineNoun
2404pontibridges, bridge(work), deckMasculineNoun
2405popolarepopular, people, (to) to people, (to) become populated, (to) fill, (to) fill (up) with people, (to) populate, (to) spook, (to) to haunt, (to) to inhabit, (to) to pack, downmarket, folk, haunt, inhabit, lower class, pack, peoples, people’s, working class—Adjective
2406popolaripopular, (to) populate, common—Adjective
2407popolazionepopulationFeminineNoun
2408popolinations, peoplesMasculineNoun
2409popolopeople, nation, peoplesMasculineNoun
2410portadoor, wears, (he/she/it) wears, (he/she/it) brings, (he/she/it) carries, carry, goal, ports, take, takes, wear—Verb
2411portafogliwallets, wallet, briefcasesMasculineNoun
2412portafogliowallet, billfold, briefcase, briefcases, portfolio, portfolios, walletsMasculineNoun
2413portai(I) took, (I) brought, (I) carried, took—Verb
2414portandotaking, bringing, carrying, wearing—Verb
2415portano(they) wear, (they) take, (they) bring, (they) carry, carry, lead, wear—Verb
2416portare(to) bring, (to) take, (to) wear, (to) carry, had, put, puts, take, takes, took, wear, wears—Verb
2417portasse(he/she/it/you) carried, (he/she/it/you) brought, (he/she/it/you) took—Verb
2418portassimo(we) brought, (we) carried, (we) took—Verb
2419portavawould take, (he/she/it/you) was/were taking, (he/she/it/you) was/were bringing, (he/she/it/you) brought, (he/she/it/you) used to bring, (he/she/it/you) used to carry, (he/she/it/you) was/were wearing, carried, took, would bring—Verb
2420portavano(they) used to take, (they) were wearing, (they) used to wear, (they) brought, (they) used to bring, took—Verb
2421porterà(he/she/it/you) will take, (he/she/it/you) will bring, (he/she/it/you) will wear, take—Verb
2422porterebbe(he/she/it/you) would bring, (he/she/it/you) would wear, (he/she/it/you) would take, carry, take—Verb
2423portereitake, (I) would bring, (I) would take, (I) would wear—Verb
2424porteresti(you) would take, (you) would wear, (you) would bring, take, took—Verb
2425porterò(I) will bring, (I) will take, (I) will wear, take, wear—Verb
2426porti(you) bring, (you) take, ports, (you) carry, (you) wear, carry, take, wear—Verb
2427portòport, harbor, (I) wear, (I) bring, (I) carry, (I) take, carry, harbour, ports—Verb
2428portoport, harbor, (I) wear, (I) bring, (I) carry, (I) take, carry, harbour, portsMasculineNoun
2429portoghesePortuguese, fare dodger, gatecrasher, ligger—Adjective
2430portoghesiPortuguese, gatecrasher, ligger—Adjective
2431positivapositiveFeminineAdjective
2432positivepositive, constructive, empirical, favorable, favourable, good, matter-of-fact, plus, practicalFeminineAdjective
2433positivopositive, constructive, empirical, favorable, favourable, good, matter-of-fact, plus, practicalMasculineAdjective
2434posizioneposition, (bank) balance, attitude, lies, line, location, place, placing, posture, standing, status, viewFeminineNoun
2435possamay, be likely, be allowed to, be able to—Verb
2436possiamo(we) can, (we) are able to, (we) are allowed to, (we) may—Verb
2437possibilepossible—Adjective
2438possibilitàpossibility, chance, income, likelihood, means, opportunity, possibilitiesFeminineNoun
2439possibilmenteif possible—Adverb
2440posso(I) can, (I) may, (I) am able to, (I) am allowed to—Verb
2441possono(they) can, (they) may, (they) are able to, (they) are allowed to—Verb
2442postamail, (you) post, (he/she/it) postsFeminineNoun
2443postiplaces, (you) post, (you) station, spotsMasculineNoun
2444postinimailmen, mail carriers, post, stationMasculineNoun
2445postinomailman, postman, mail carrier, mailmen, post, stationMasculineNoun
2446postoplace, parking place, in place of, (I) post, (I) station, arisen, assumed, assuming that, at the scene, erected, given that, instead of, job, laid down, on the scene, placed, points, posed, position, provided that, put, put down, put oneself, room, seat, set, set up, since, site, situated, space, spot, supposed, tidy, to the sceneMasculineNoun
2447poteicould, (I) could, (I) was/were likely, (I) was/were able to, (I) was/were allowed to—Verb
2448potemmocould, (we) flatted out, (we) was/were likely, (we) as (past) fast as one can, (we) as (past) hard as one can, (we) as (past) much as one can, (we) was/were able to, (we) was/were allowed to—Verb
2449potendobeing able to, being allowed to, being likely, as fast as one can, as hard as one can, as much as one can, can, could, flatting out, may, might, would—Verb
2450potenzialepotential (mood), tension—Adjective
2451potenzialipotential (mood), tension—Adjective
2452poter(to) be able to, (to) can, (to) may—Verb
2453poterepower, be able to, be likely, can, can't, cannot, could, mayMasculineNoun
2454poteripowers, be able to, be likelyMasculineNoun
2455potesse(he/she/it/you) was/were likely, (he/she/it/you) as (past) much as one can, (he/she/it/you) as (past) fast as one can, (he/she/it/you) as (past) hard as one can, (he/she/it/you) could, (he/she/it/you) was/were able to, (he/she/it/you) was/were allowed to, could—Verb
2456potete(you) can, (you) are able to, (you) are allowed to, (you) as fast as one can—Verb
2457potevacould, (he/she/it) could, (he/she/it/you) was/were able to, (he/she/it/you) as (past) fast as one can, (he/she/it/you) as (past) hard as one can, (he/she/it/you) as (past) much as one can, (he/she/it/you) flatted out, (he/she/it/you) used to as fast as one can, (he/she/it/you) used to as hard as one can, (he/she/it/you) used to as much as one can, (he/she/it/you) used to be able to, (he/she/it/you) used to be allowed to, (he/she/it/you) used to be likely, (he/she/it/you) used to flat out, (he/she/it/you) was/were allowed to, (he/she/it/you) was/were as fast as one can, (he/she/it/you) was/were as hard as one can, (he/she/it/you) was/were as much as one can, (he/she/it/you) was/were being able to, (he/she/it/you) was/were being allowed to, (he/she/it/you) was/were being likely, (he/she/it/you) was/were flatting out, (he/she/it/you) was/were likely—Verb
2458potevano(they) were being able to, (they) was/were able to, (they) used to be able to—Verb
2459potevocould, (I) was/were able to, (I) was/were being able to, (I) as (past) much as one can, (I) used to be able to, (I) was/were as much as one can—Verb
2460potrebbecould, (he/she/it/you) would be likely, (he/she/it/you) would be able to, (he/she/it/you) would be allowed to—Verb
2461potremmocould, (we) could, (we) would be likely, (we) would be able to, (we) would be allowed to—Verb
2462potrò(I) will be able to, (I) will be allowed to, (I) will be likely, (I) will as fast as one can, (I) will as hard as one can, (I) will as much as one can, (I) will flat out, can—Verb
2463poverapoorFeminineAdjective
2464poveripoor, poor people, poor man, barren, late, pauper, plain, scanty, wretchedMasculineAdjective
2465povertàpoverty, want, lack, shortageFeminineNoun
2466pranza(you) have lunch, (he/she/it) has lunch, (he/she/it) eats lunch, (you) eat lunch—Verb
2467pranzano(they) have lunch, (they) lunch—Verb
2468pranzolunch, (I) lunch, (I) have lunch, luncheonMasculineNoun
2469pratica(you) practice, (he/she/it) makes, (he/she/it) practises, (he/she/it) associates with, (he/she/it) carries out, (he/she/it) charges, (he/she/it) follows, (he/she/it) frequents, (he/she/it) gives, (he/she/it) keeps company with, (he/she/it) plays, (he/she/it) practices, (he/she/it) pursues, (he/she/it) travels, (you) associate with, (you) carry out, (you) charge, (you) follow, (you) frequent, (you) give, (you) keep company with, (you) make, (you) play, (you) practise, (you) pursue, (you) travel, affair, allows, custom, dossier, experience, file, follow, knowledge, matter, plays, practical experience, practical person, pratiqueFeminineNoun
2470praticamentepractically, you know, in a practical way, all, for all practical purposes, in practice, virtually, well—Adverb
2471preferire(to) prefer, (to) like better, (to) like best, go, gone, prefer, went—Verb
2472preferisce(you) prefer, (he/she/it) prefers, (he/she/it) likes better, (you) like better—Verb
2473preferisci(you) prefer, (you) like better, (you) like best—Verb
2474preferitafavorite, favouriteFeminineAdjective
2475preferitofavorite, preferred, favouriteMasculineAdjective
2476preghiamo(we) ask, (we) beg, (we) request—Verb
2477preghieraprayer, entreaty, requestFeminineNoun
2478pregoplease, you are welcome, do not mention it, not at all, you're welcome—Interjection
2479premi(you) award a prize to, (you) give a prize, (you) reward, stopMasculineNoun
2480premioprize, award, (I) give a prize, (I) reward, bonus, premiumMasculineNoun
2481prendatake, take root, take up, (he/she/it) takes, assume, bring, capture, catch, charge, come over, cop it, get, get a beating, get worked up, go into, grab, grasp, handle, have, hit, involve, pick up, put on, run into, seize, set, steal, strike, take [somebody] on, take down, take on, take over, take something amiss—Verb
2482prende(he/she/it) takes, (he/she/it) gets, (he/she/it) grasps, (you) get, (you) grasp, (you) take, had, take, takes, took—Verb
2483prendendotaking, having, taking on, assuming, bringing, capturing, catching, charging, coming over, copping it, getting, getting a beating, getting worked up, going into, grabbing, grasping, handling, hitting, involving, picking up, putting on, running into, seizing, setting, stealing, striking, taking [somebody] on, taking down, taking over, taking root, taking something amiss, taking up—Verb
2484prenderà(he/she/it/you) will pick up, (he/she/it/you) will get, (he/she/it/you) will take up, (he/she/it/you) will come over, (he/she/it/you) will cop it, (he/she/it/you) will go into, (he/she/it/you) will grab, (he/she/it/you) will have, (he/she/it/you) will hit, (he/she/it/you) will put on, (he/she/it/you) will run into, (he/she/it/you) will set, (he/she/it/you) will take, (he/she/it/you) will take down, (he/she/it/you) will take on, (he/she/it/you) will take over, (he/she/it/you) will take root, caught, get, had, received, take, taken—Verb
2485prenderaitake, (you) will take, (you) will take down, (you) will come over, (you) will cop it, (you) will get, (you) will go into, (you) will grab, (you) will have, (you) will hit, (you) will pick up, (you) will put on, (you) will run into, (you) will set, (you) will take on, (you) will take over, (you) will take root, (you) will take up, get, taken—Verb
2486prenderetake, (to) get, (to) take, (to) assume, (to) bring, (to) catch, (to) charge, (to) come over, (to) get a beating, (to) get worked up, (to) grasp, (to) handle, (to) have, (to) hit, (to) involve, (to) pick up, (to) put on, (to) set, (to) take [somebody] on, (to) take down, (to) take on, (to) take over, (to) take root, (to) take something amiss, (to) take up, (to) to capture, (to) to catch, (to) to cop it, (to) to go into, (to) to grab, (to) to run into, (to) to seize, (to) to steal, (to) to strike, capture, cop it, get, go, go into, gone, got, grab, had, have, light, put, puts, received, run into, seize, steal, strike, takes, took, went—Verb
2487prenderebbetake, (he/she/it/you) would take, (he/she/it/you) would take up, (he/she/it/you) would come over, (he/she/it/you) would cop it, (he/she/it/you) would get, (he/she/it/you) would go into, (he/she/it/you) would grab, (he/she/it/you) would have, (he/she/it/you) would hit, (he/she/it/you) would pick up, (he/she/it/you) would put on, (he/she/it/you) would run into, (he/she/it/you) would seize, (he/she/it/you) would set, (he/she/it/you) would take down, (he/she/it/you) would take on, (he/she/it/you) would take over, (he/she/it/you) would take root, caught, get, had, taken, took—Verb
2488prenderebbero(they) would get, (they) would seize, (they) would have, (they) would come over, (they) would cop it, (they) would go into, (they) would grab, (they) would hit, (they) would pick up, (they) would put on, (they) would run into, (they) would set, (they) would take, (they) would take down, (they) would take on, (they) would take over, (they) would take root, (they) would take up, get, had—Verb
2489prendereste(you) would take, (you) would take down, (you) would take root, (you) would come over, (you) would cop it, (you) would get, (you) would go into, (you) would grab, (you) would have, (you) would hit, (you) would pick up, (you) would put on, (you) would run into, (you) would seize, (you) would set, (you) would take on, (you) would take over, (you) would take up, get, had, take, took—Verb
2490prenderòtake, (I) will take, (I) will get, (I) will come over, (I) will cop it, (I) will go into, (I) will grab, (I) will have, (I) will hit, (I) will pick up, (I) will put on, (I) will run into, (I) will set, (I) will take down, (I) will take on, (I) will take over, (I) will take root, (I) will take up, received, taken—Verb
2491prendesse(he/she/it/you) took, (he/she/it/you) took up, (he/she/it/you) took on, (he/she/it/you) grabbed, (he/she/it/you) grasped—Verb
2492prendessi(I/you) grasped, (I/you) took, (I/you) grabbed—Verb
2493prendeva(he/she/you) used to charge, (he/she/it/you) used to take, (he/she/it/you) was/were taking, (he/she/it/you) took, (he/she/it/you) was/were taking down, (he/she/it/you) was/were taking on, (he/she/it/you) was/were taking over, (he/she/it/you) was/were taking root, (he/she/it/you) was/were taking up, caught, got, had, received, took—Verb
2494prendi(you) take, (you) capture, (you) catch, (you) get, (you) grab, (you) grasp, (you) have, (you) hit, (you) pick up, (you) seize, (you) set, do you take, had, took—Verb
2495prendiamo(we) take, (we) get, (we) grab, (we) grasp, had, take, took—Verb
2496prendonotake, (they) take, get, (they) catch, (they) get, (they) grab, (they) grasp, (they) have, (they) hit, (they) pick up, (they) seize, (they) set, had, took—Verb
2497prenota(he/she/it) reserves, (he/she/it) makes a reservation, (he/she/it) books, (he/she/it) puts one’s name down, (you) book, (you) make a reservation, (you) put one’s name down, (you) reserve, book—Verb
2498prenotano(they) reserve, (they) book, (they) put one’s name down, book—Verb
2499prenotarereserve, (to) to reserve, make a reservation, (to) book, (to) put one’s name down, (to) to make a reservation, book—Verb
2500prenotazionereservation, bookingFeminineNoun
2501prenotiamo(we) reserve, (we) book, (we) put one’s name down, book—Verb
2502preoccupare(to) worry, (to) to concern, (to) to trouble, (to) take care, (to) to be worried, (to) to take the trouble, be worried, concern, exercise, take the trouble, trouble—Verb
2503preparandopreparing (oneself), preparing for, getting ready, arranging, being brewing, coaching, drafting, drawing up, dressing, getting [something] ready, making, making out, mounting, planning, studying for, training—Verb
2504prese(he/she/it/you) took, (he/she/it/you) took up, (he/she/it/you) took on, get, got, had, received, take, took—Verb
2505presentazionepresentation, introduction, lodgement, lodging, presentment, production, show, submission, view, viewing, viewsFeminineNoun
2506presenzapresenceFeminineNoun
2507presidentepresident, chair, chairman, chairperson, chairsMasculineNoun
2508presidenzapresidency, chairmanship, presidentshipFeminineNoun
2509pressionepressure, press, strainFeminineNoun
2510presta(he/she/it) lends, (he/she/it) gives, (he/she/it) offers oneself, (you) give, (you) lend, (you) offer oneself, exercise—Verb
2511prestano(they) lend, (they) loan, exercise—Verb
2512prestare(to) lend, (to) to lend, (to) give, exercise—Verb
2513prestosoon, early, exercise—Adverb
2514prezzipricesMasculineNoun
2515prezzo(I) price, price label, price tag, (I) put price tags on, costMasculineNoun
2516prigioneprison, jailFeminineNoun
2517primabefore, first (night), back, beforehand, bottom gear, channel one, earlier, first, first ascent, first course, first form, first year, former, front, in advance, minute, once, opening (night), première, previous, previous to, prime, sooner, unison, until—Adverb
2518primaveraspring, youth teamFeminineNoun
2519primifirst, at first, first course, at face value, channel one, early, first courses, firstly, foremost, former, in the first instance / place, in the foreground, initially, leading, minute, next, on the face of it, pasta dishes, prime, to begin withMasculineAdjective
2520primofirst, first course, primeMasculineAdjective
2521principalemain, basic, boss, central, chief, head, primary, prime, principal—Adjective
2522principiantebeginner, inexperienced, inexpertMasculineNoun
2523probabilelikely, probable—Adjective
2524probabilmenteprobably, possibly, likely—Adverb
2525problemaproblem, issue, matter, question, trouble, worryMasculineNoun
2526problemiproblems, issue, matter, problem, question, trouble, worryMasculineNoun
2527processitrials, (you) process, (you) tryMasculineNoun
2528processotrial, (I) process, (I) tryMasculineNoun
2529prodottiproducts, manufactured, produced, turned outMasculineNoun
2530prodottoproduced, product, born, borne, brought forward, come along, developed, generated, happened, made, manufactured, returned, turned out, yieldedMasculineNoun
2531produzioneproduction, generations, make, makes, output, run, runsFeminineNoun
2532professionaleprofessional, occupational, professionals, vocational—Adjective
2533professionaliprofessional, occupational, professionals, vocational—Adjective
2534professoreprofessorMasculineNoun
2535professoressaprofessorFeminineNoun
2536profondadeep, lavishFeminineAdjective
2537profondodeep, deep down, (I) lavish, deeply, earnest, heavy, low, marked, meaningful, penetrating, profound, rich, sheer, sound, strong, strongerMasculineAdjective
2538progettiplans, (you) style, (you) plan, (you) design, (you) work outMasculineNoun
2539progettoproject, (I) plan, (I) work out, jobsMasculineNoun
2540programmaprogram, (computer) program, plan, (you) budget, (you) organize, (you) preset, (you) schedule, (you) set, (you) time, cards, curriculum, syllabus, timesMasculineNoun
2541programmiplans, programsMasculineNoun
2542prontaready, ready-made, agile, clever, nimble, prompt, quick, quick-wittedFeminineAdjective
2543prontoready, ready-made, agile, clever, hello, nimble, prompt, quick, quick-witted, rightMasculineAdjective
2544propostaproposal, offer, proposition, suggestionFeminineNoun
2545proposteproposals, proposed, suggested, suggestionsFeminineNoun
2546proprihis (own), her (own), their (own) (plural), exact, its (own), just, literal, own, proper, quite, really, truly, veryMasculineDeterminer
2547propriaown, her own, their own, his own, its own, strictlyFeminineDeterminer
2548proprietàproperty, properties, characteristic, correctness, estate, ownership, possessions, proprietyFeminineNoun
2549proprietarioowner, proprietorMasculineNoun
2550proprioreally, right, truly, exact, his or her own, his/her/its own, own, precisely, proper, quite, real, their own, very—Adverb
2551prossimanext, close, direct, forthcoming, immediate, neighbour, proximo, upcomingFeminineAdjective
2552prossimonext, close, coming, forthcoming, immediate, upcomingMasculineAdjective
2553protezioneprotection, protection money, protective deviceFeminineNoun
2554prova(you) test, (he/she/it) tries on, (he/she/it) tries (out), (he/she/it) demonstrates, (he/she/it) distresses, (he/she/it) documents, (he/she/it) enjoys, (he/she/it) establishes, (he/she/it) experiences, (he/she/it) feels, (he/she/it) goes through, (he/she/it) has a taste of, (he/she/it) hits, (he/she/it) knows, (he/she/it) practices, (he/she/it) practises, (he/she/it) proves, (he/she/it) rehearses, (he/she/it) runs through, (he/she/it) runs trials on, (he/she/it) samples, (he/she/it) tests, (you) demonstrate, (you) distress, (you) document, (you) enjoy, (you) establish, (you) experience, (you) feel, (you) go through, (you) have a taste of, (you) hit, (you) know, (you) practice, (you) practise, (you) prove, (you) rehearse, (you) run through, (you) run trials on, (you) sample, (you) try (out), (you) try on, demonstration, documents, event, events, evidence, exam, exercise, exhibit, experiences, feel, fitting, hardship, ordeal, papers, proof, rehearsal, show, trial, trial run, tried, venture—Verb
2555provai(I) tried (out), (I) tried on, (I) ran trials on, feel, felt, tried—Verb
2556provandotrying (out), trying on, feeling, demonstrating, distressing, documenting, enjoying, establishing, experiencing, going through, having a taste of, hitting, knowing, practicing, practising, proving, rehearsing, running through, running trials on, sampling, testing—Verb
2557provano(they) try (out), (they) try on, (they) practice, (they) demonstrate, (they) distress, (they) document, (they) enjoy, (they) establish, (they) experience, (they) feel, (they) go through, (they) have a taste of, (they) hit, (they) know, (they) practise, (they) prove, (they) rehearse, (they) run through, (they) run trials on, (they) sample, (they) test, feel—Verb
2558provasseto feel, (he/she/it/you) had a taste of, (he/she/it/you) demonstrated, (he/she/it/you) distressed, (he/she/it/you) documented, (he/she/it/you) enjoyed, (he/she/it/you) established, (he/she/it/you) experienced, (he/she/it/you) felt, (he/she/it/you) hit, (he/she/it/you) knew, (he/she/it/you) practiced, (he/she/it/you) practised, (he/she/it/you) proved, (he/she/it/you) ran through, (he/she/it/you) ran trials on, (he/she/it/you) rehearsed, (he/she/it/you) sampled, (he/she/it/you) tested, (he/she/it/you) tried (out), (he/she/it/you) tried on, (he/she/it/you) went through, felt—Verb
2559provassi(I/you) tested, (I/you) tried (out), (I/you) ran trials on, try—Verb
2560provassimo(we) tested, (we) tried (out), (we) ran trials on—Verb
2561provava——Verb
2562provavamo(we) used to try, (we) were trying (out), (we) ran trials on, (we) were trying on, felt, tried—Verb
2563provavo(I) was/were trying (out), (I) was/were trying on, (I) used to feel, (I) ran trials on, (I) used to run trials on, felt, tried—Verb
2564proverebbe(he/she/it/you) would prove, (he/she/it/you) would try (out), (he/she/it/you) would try on, (he/she/it/you) would feel, (he/she/it/you) would hit, (he/she/it/you) would know, (he/she/it/you) would test, feel, felt, tried—Verb
2565proveremmo(we) would try (out), (we) would try on, (we) would feel, (we) would hit, (we) would know, (we) would prove, (we) would test—Verb
2566proveremo(we) will try (out), (we) will try on, (we) will know, (we) will feel, (we) will hit, (we) will test—Verb
2567proverete(you) will try (out), (you) will try on, (you) will test, (you) will feel, (you) will hit, (you) will know, feel—Verb
2568proverò(I) will try (out), (I) will try on, (I) will document, (I) will demonstrate, (I) will distress, (I) will enjoy, (I) will establish, (I) will experience, (I) will feel, (I) will go through, (I) will have a taste of, (I) will hit, (I) will know, (I) will practice, (I) will practise, (I) will prove, (I) will rehearse, (I) will run through, (I) will run trials on, (I) will sample, (I) will test, feel, tried—Verb
2569provitry, (you) try (out), (you) try on, (you) know, (you) run trials on, (you) test, feel—Verb
2570proviamo(we) try (out), (we) try on, (we) run trials on, feel, let's try—Verb
2571provinciaprovince, provincial administrationFeminineNoun
2572provincialeprovincial, insular, small-town—Adjective
2573provo(I) try (out), (I) try on, (I) feel, (I) demonstrate, (I) distress, (I) document, (I) enjoy, (I) establish, (I) experience, (I) go through, (I) have a taste of, (I) hit, (I) know, (I) practice, (I) practise, (I) prove, (I) rehearse, (I) run through, (I) run trials on, (I) sample, (I) test, feel—Verb
2574provò(I) try (out), (I) try on, (I) feel, (I) demonstrate, (I) distress, (I) document, (I) enjoy, (I) establish, (I) experience, (I) go through, (I) have a taste of, (I) hit, (I) know, (I) practice, (I) practise, (I) prove, (I) rehearse, (I) run through, (I) run trials on, (I) sample, (I) test, feel—Verb
2575psicologiapsychologyFeminineNoun
2576pubblicapublic, (he/she/it) produces, (he/she/it) prints, (he/she/it) advertises, (he/she/it) issues, (he/she/it) posts, (he/she/it) publishes, (he/she/it) releases, (you) advertise, (you) issue, (you) post, (you) print, (you) produce, (you) publish, (you) release, produceFeminineAdjective
2577pubblicitàadvertising, advertisement, advertisements, ads, broke, broken, publicityFeminineNoun
2578pubblicopublic, audience, in public, (I) advertise, (I) issue, (I) post, (I) print, (I) produce, (I) publish, (I) release, advertising, following, houses, listeners, opened, produce, spectators, state, state-owned, statesMasculineNoun
2579puliamo(we) clean, (we) clean up, (we) clean out—Verb
2580pulire(to) clean, (to) clean up, (to) clean out, clean, clear, done—Verb
2581pulisci(you) clean—Verb
2582pulisco(I) clean, (I) am cleaning—Verb
2583pulitaclean, clean up, clean out, cleaned, cleaned itself, cleaned out, cleaned up, clear, clear out, clear up, cleared out, cleared up, do the housework, gut, gutted, honest, sanitary, wash, washed, wholesomeFeminineAdjective
2584pulite(you) clean, (you) clean up, (you) clean out, (you) clean itself, (you) clear out, (you) clear up, (you) do the housework, (you) gill, (you) gut, (you) wash, clean—Verb
2585puliticlean, clean out, clean upMasculineAdjective
2586pullmanbus, coach, pullmanMasculineNoun
2587puntipoints, (you) place a bet, (you) mark [something] with a dot, (you) aim, (you) bet, (you) brace, (you) direct, (you) dot, (you) gamble, (you) head, (you) lean, (you) pin, (you) point, (you) rest, (you) turnMasculineNoun
2588punto(I) point, at all, period, (I) aim, (I) bet, (I) brace, (I) direct, (I) dot, (I) gamble, (I) head, (I) lean, (I) mark [something] with a dot, (I) pin, (I) place a bet, (I) rest, (I) turn, bit/bitten, degree, dots, extent, fastidiously, from head to foot, full stop, position, pricked, pricked oneself, prickled, run, runs, stitch, stop, stopped, stung, woundedMasculineNoun
2589puòcan, (he/she) is able to, he/she/it can, you (formal) can—Verb
2590puoi(you) can, (you) are able to, (you) are allowed to, may—Verb
2591purapureFeminineAdjective
2592purealso, too, as well, even, yet—Adverb
2593puropure, absolute, clear, fine, straightMasculineAdjective
2594quahere, from here, through here, Louie, on this side of, quack, this way—Adverb
2595qualwhat, which, which (one)—Adjective
2596qualchesome, a few—Determiner
2597qualcos'something, something else, anything else, anythingFemininePronoun
2598qualcosasomething, anythingNeuterPronoun
2599qualcunasomebody, somebody else, (in frasi affermative) some, a few, any, anybody, anybody else, anyone, anyone else, someone, someone else, something elseFemininePronoun
2600qualcunosomebody, someone, somebody else, (in frasi affermative) some, a few, any, anybody, anybody else, anyone, anyone else, someone else, something elseMasculinePronoun
2601qualewhich, what, such as—Pronoun
2602qualiwhich, what, which (ones), as, exactly the same, just like, such as, that, when, where, who, whom, whose—Pronoun
2603qualitàquality, qualities, as, kind, propertiesFeminineNoun
2604qualsiasiany, just any, anything, common, every, ordinary, whatever, whichever—Determiner
2605qualunqueany, whichever, whatever—Determiner
2606quandowhen, whenever—Adverb
2607quantahow, how muchFemininePronoun
2608quantemany, how, how many, as for, as many, as much, concerning, how much, quantity, quantum, regarding, what, what a lot ofFemininePronoun
2609quantihow many, asMasculinePronoun
2610quantitàamount, quantityFeminineNoun
2611quantohow, how much, how long, as much asMasculinePronoun
2612quarant'forty—Numeral
2613quarantaforty—Numeral
2614quartiereneighborhood, neighbourhood, skirtsMasculineNoun
2615quartoquarter, fourth, quarto, watchMasculineNoun
2616quasialmost, all, nearly, about—Adverb
2617quattordicifourteen—Numeral
2618quattrofour—Numeral
2619queglithose, those (ones), he, that (one), that man, whatMasculineDeterminer
2620queithose, those (ones), that (one), that, whatMasculineDeterminer
2621quelthat, that (one), what, those (ones)MasculineDeterminer
2622quell'that, that (one), those (ones), what—Determiner
2623quellathat, that (one), what, those, those (ones)FeminineDeterminer
2624quellethose, those (ones), that (one), whatFeminineDeterminer
2625quellithose, those (ones), ones, that (one), whatMasculineDeterminer
2626quellowhat, that (one), those (ones)MasculineDeterminer
2627quest'this, this (one), this these, these (ones)—Determiner
2628questathis, theseFeminineDeterminer
2629questethese (ones), this these, this, this (one)FeminineDeterminer
2630questithese (ones), this these, this (one), this, this man, thoseMasculineDeterminer
2631questothisMasculineDeterminer
2632quihere—Adverb
2633quinditherefore, so, afterwards, then—Adverb
2634quindicififteen, 3 pm—Numeral
2635quintafifth (gear), fifth year, fifth form, fifthFeminineAdjective
2636quintofifth, QuintusMasculineAdjective
2637quotidianodaily (newspaper), everydayMasculineAdjective
2638radicaleradical, drastic, far-reaching, root, root sign, sweeping—Adjective
2639radicaliradical, drastic, root—Adjective
2640radiceroot, rootsFeminineNoun
2641radicirootsFeminineNoun
2642radioradio, radio set, radio station, radios, radium, radiusFeminineNoun
2643ragazzagirl, girlfriend, child, girlfriends, skirtsFeminineNoun
2644ragazzegirls, girlfriendsFeminineNoun
2645ragazziboys, children, guys, kidsMasculineNoun
2646ragazzoboy, child, boyfriend, guy, kidMasculineNoun
2647ragionereason, cause, ratio, rightFeminineNoun
2648ragionireasons, motivesFeminineNoun
2649ragnospiderMasculineNoun
2650rapportirelations, relationships, (you) compare, (you) report, (you) reproduce, (you) scale, (you) tell, reportsMasculineNoun
2651rapportorelationship, (I) report, (I) reproduce, (I) compare, (I) scale, (I) tell, comparison, connection, gear, link, ratio, relation, relationships, repeatMasculineNoun
2652rappresentanterepresentative, sales rep(resentative), salesperson—Noun
2653rappresentantisales rep(resentative), salesperson, representative—Noun
2654raramenterarely, seldom—Adverb
2655rasoiorazor, shaverMasculineNoun
2656reking, D, tycoonMasculineNoun
2657realtàrealityFeminineNoun
2658recenterecent, fresh—Adjective
2659recentementerecently, lately—Adverb
2660recentirecent—Adjective
2661regalipresents, gifts, (you) give awayMasculineNoun
2662regalogift, present, (I) give awayMasculineNoun
2663reginaqueenFeminineNoun
2664regionaleregional, local—Adjective
2665regionaliregional, local—Adjective
2666regioneregion, command, land, regionsFeminineNoun
2667regolerules, (he/she/it) behaves, (he/she/it) limits, (he/she/it) adjusts, (he/she/it) controls, (he/she/it) controls oneself, (he/she/it) governs, (he/she/it) regulates, (he/she/it) settles, (you) adjust, (you) behave, (you) control, (you) control oneself, (you) govern, (you) limit, (you) regulate, (you) settle, as a rule, in order, moderation, regular, rule, with regular contractFeminineNoun
2668religionereligionFeminineNoun
2669repubblicarepublicFeminineNoun
2670resistenzaresistance, endurance, resilienceFeminineNoun
2671responsabileresponsible, person responsible, person in charge, accountable, culprit, directors, reliable, trustworthy—Adjective
2672responsabiliresponsible, person responsible, guilty—Adjective
2673responsabilitàresponsibility, blames, guilt, liability, responsibilitiesFeminineNoun
2674resteràremain, (he/she/it/you) will remain, (he/she/it/you) will stay, (he/she/it/you) will be left, (he/she/it/you) will be struck dumb, (he/she/it/you) will drop dead, (he/she/it/you) will meet one’s end / Maker, continue, stay—Verb
2675resteremo(we) will remain, (we) will stay, (we) will be left, (we) will drop dead, continue, remained, stay—Verb
2676resterò(I) will stay, (I) will remain, (I) will be left, (I) will be struck dumb, (I) will drop dead, (I) will meet one’s end / Maker, continue, remain, remained, stay—Verb
2677retenet, goal, network, grid, main, mesh, meshwork, netting, rete, ring, sprung bed base, system, trap, wire nettingFeminineNoun
2678riccarichFeminineAdjective
2679ricchewealthy, riches, rich, well offFeminineAdjective
2680ricchezzawealth, affluence, richnessFeminineNoun
2681riccorich, wealthy, well offMasculineAdjective
2682ricercasearch, research, piece of research, (he/she/it) looks for [sth., (you) look for, (you) look for [sth., look-up, studiedFeminineNoun
2683ricercareresearch, (to) to seek, (to) to hunt, (to) look for, (to) look for [sth., (to) pursue, (to) seek, (to) somebody] again, (to) try to find, hunt—Verb
2684ricercatoreresearcherMasculineNoun
2685ricercatoriresearchers, detector, research worker, researcherMasculineNoun
2686ricercatriceresearcher, detector, research workerFeminineNoun
2687ricettarecipe, method, prescription, remedyFeminineNoun
2688riceve(he/she/it) receives, (he/she/it) gets, (you) receive, get, saw, seen—Verb
2689ricevere(to) receive, (to) to receive, (to) to draw, (to) accept, (to) catch, (to) get, (to) retrieve, (to) see, (to) to get, (to) to take, (to) welcome, draw, fits, get, got, received, saw, see, seen, take—Verb
2690ricevo(I) receive, (I) draw, (I) get, get, saw, seen—Verb
2691ricorda(you) remember, (he/she/it) remembers, (he/she/it) reminds, remembers—Verb
2692ricordairemembered, (I) remembered, (I) mentioned, (I) reminded—Verb
2693ricordano(they) remember, (they) remind, (they) mention—Verb
2694ricordare(to) remember, (to) mention, (to) remind, remembers—Verb
2695ricordasse(he/she/it/you) remembered, (he/she/it/you) reminded, (he/she/it/you) mentioned—Verb
2696ricordassi(I/you) remembered, (I/you) mentioned, (I/you) reminded—Verb
2697ricordate(you) remember, (you) remind, (you) mention—Verb
2698ricordavaremembered, (he/she/it/you) remembered, (he/she/it/you) used to remember, (he/she/it/you) was/were remembering, (he/she/it/you) was/were reminding—Verb
2699ricordavo(I) remembered, (I) reminded, (I) mentioned, (I) used to mention, (I) used to remember, (I) used to remind, (I) was/were mentioning, (I) was/were remembering, (I) was/were reminding, remembered—Verb
2700ricorderà(he/she/it/you) will remember, (he/she/it/you) will mention, (he/she/it/you) will remind, remembered—Verb
2701ricorderanno(they) will remember, (they) will remind, (they) will mention—Verb
2702ricorderebbe(he/she/it/you) would remember, (he/she/it/you) would mention, (he/she/it/you) would remind, remembered—Verb
2703ricorderò(I) will remember, (I) will mention, (I) will remind—Verb
2704ricordi(you) remember, (you) remind, (you) mention—Verb
2705ricordò(I) remember, (I) remind, (I) mention, keepsake, memento, memory, souvenir—Verb
2706ricordo(I) remember, (I) remind, (I) mention, keepsake, memento, memory, souvenir—Verb
2707ride(he/she/it) laughs, (he/she/it/you) not to give a hoot, (you) laugh—Verb
2708riderelaughing, (to) laugh, laughter, (to) not to give a hoot—Verb
2709ridete(you) laugh—Verb
2710ridono(they) laugh, (they) not to give a hoot—Verb
2711riempi(you) fill (up), (you) fill in, (you) complete, fill—Verb
2712riempiamo(we) fill (up), (we) fill in, (we) complete, (we) make out, fill—Verb
2713riempie(he/she/it) fills (up), (he/she/it) fills in, (he/she/it) completes, (he/she/it) makes out, (you) complete, (you) fill (up), (you) fill in, (you) make out, fill—Verb
2714riempiono(they) fill (up), (they) fill in, (they) complete, fill—Verb
2715riempire(to) fill (up), (to) fill in, fill—Verb
2716riflessionereflection, thought, consideration, meditations, reflexion, remark, thinkingFeminineNoun
2717riflessioniremarks, consideration, observations, reflection, reflexion, remark, thinking, thoughtsFeminineNoun
2718rimane(he/she/it) remains, (you) are up the spout, (he/she/it) is up the spout, (he/she/it) gets pregnant, (he/she/it) is flabbergasted, (he/she/it) is left, (he/she/it) lives on, (he/she/it) meets one’s end, (he/she/it) stays, (you) are flabbergasted, (you) are left, (you) get pregnant, (you) live on, (you) meet one’s end, (you) remain, (you) stay, continue, lose, remain, remains, stay, stop—Verb
2719rimanendostaying, remaining, being left—Verb
2720rimanereremain, (to) remain, (to) to remain, (to) be flabbergasted, (to) be left, (to) get pregnant, (to) live on, (to) meet one’s end, (to) stay, (to) to be up the spout, (to) to stay, be up the spout, continue, lose, lost, remained, remains, stay, stayed, stop, stopped—Verb
2721rimanesseremained, (he/she/it/you) remained, (he/she/it/you) was/were left, (he/she/it/you) stayed, stay—Verb
2722rimanessero(they) stayed, (they) remained, (they) was/were left—Verb
2723rimaneteremain, (you) remain, (you) are left, (you) stay, continue, lose, stay, stop—Verb
2724rimaneva(he/she/it/you) was/were left, (he/she/it/you) was/were remaining, (he/she/it/you) used to stay, (he/she/it/you) stayed, lost, remained, stayed, stopped—Verb
2725rimanevano(they) were remaining, remained, (they) were staying, (they) got pregnant, (they) lived on, (they) met one’s end, (they) remained, (they) stayed, (they) used to be flabbergasted, (they) used to be left, (they) used to be up the spout, (they) used to get pregnant, (they) used to live on, (they) used to meet one’s end, (they) used to remain, (they) used to stay, (they) was/were flabbergasted, (they) was/were left, (they) was/were up the spout, (they) were being flabbergasted, (they) were being left, (they) were being up the spout, (they) were getting pregnant, (they) were living on, (they) were meeting one’s end, lost, stayed, stopped—Verb
2726rimangaremain, be left, remains, stay—Verb
2727rimangonoremain, (they) remain, (they) are up the spout, (they) are flabbergasted, (they) are left, (they) get pregnant, (they) live on, (they) meet one’s end, (they) stay, continue, lose, stay, stop—Verb
2728rimani(you) stay, (you) remain, (you) are left, continue, lose, remain, stay, stop—Verb
2729rimarrairemain, (you) will remain, (you) will stay, (you) will be left, (you) will live on, (you) will meet one’s end, continue, lose, lost, stay, stop—Verb
2730rimarrannoremain, (they) will remain, (they) will stay, (they) will be left, (they) will live on, (they) will meet one’s end, continue, stay, stopped—Verb
2731rimarrebberemain, (he/she/it/you) would remain, (he/she/it/you) would stay, (he/she/it/you) would be left, (he/she/it/you) would live on, (he/she/it/you) would meet one’s end, lose, lost, remained, stayed, stop, stopped—Verb
2732rimaseremained, (he/she/it/you) remained, (he/she/it/you) was/were up the spout, (he/she/it/you) got pregnant, (he/she/it/you) lived on, (he/she/it/you) met one’s end, (he/she/it/you) stayed, (he/she/it/you) was/were flabbergasted, (he/she/it/you) was/were left, lose, lost, stayed, stop, stopped—Verb
2733rimaseroremained, (they) remained, (they) stayed, (they) was/were left, lost, stayed, stopped—Verb
2734ringrazia(he/she/it) thanks, (you) thank, (he/she/it) says thank you, (you) say thank you, thanks—Verb
2735ringraziare(to) thank, (to) to say thank you, say thank you, thank—Verb
2736ringrazio(I) thank, (I) say thank you, thank—Verb
2737ripara(he/she/it) repairs, (he/she/it) protects, (you) protect, right—Verb
2738ripariamo(we) repair, (we) protect, (we) screen, right—Verb
2739riparo(I) repair, (I) fix, (I) screen, (I) protect, right—Verb
2740ripetererepeat, to repeat—Verb
2741riposa(he/she/it) rests, (you) rest, rests—Verb
2742riposare(to) rest, (to) to rest up, rest up, (to) have a rest, (to) lie untilled, (to) place oneself again, (to) put down [something] again, (to) stand, (to) to lie fallow, (to) to repose, (to) to take a rest, lie fallow, repose, rest, take a rest—Verb
2743riposiamo(we) rest, (we) rest up, (we) have a rest, rest—Verb
2744riposo(I) rest, (I) rest up, (I) have a rest, rest—Verb
2745risatalaughFeminineNoun
2746riscaldamentoheating, warming, heating up, heat, warm-upMasculineNoun
2747rischirisks, (you) face, (you) risk, (you) hazard, (you) look at, (you) stake, at risk, chance, exposures, perilMasculineNoun
2748risorice, laughed, laughterMasculineNoun
2749risorsaresource, means, resortFeminineNoun
2750risorseresources, (he/she/it/you) resurrected, (he/she/it/you) rose, (he/she/it/you) rose againFeminineNoun
2751rispetto(I) respect, with respect, (I) respect oneself, keep, respectMasculineNoun
2752rispondaanswer, answer for, answer back—Verb
2753risponde(he/she/it) answers, (he/she/it) answers for, (he/she/it) answers back, (he/she/it) replies, (he/she/it) responds, (he/she/it) returns, (he/she/it) talks back, (you) answer, (you) answer back, (you) reply, (you) respond, (you) talk back—Verb
2754rispondendoresponding, answering, answering for, answering back, replying—Verb
2755risponderà(he/she/it/you) will respond, (he/she/it/you) will answer, (he/she/it/you) will talk back—Verb
2756rispondere(to) answer, (to) respond, (to) to answer back, (to) answer for, answer, answer back, answers, reply, strike, talk, wrote—Verb
2757risponderebbe(he/she/it/you) would respond, (he/she/it/you) would answer, (he/she/it/you) would talk back—Verb
2758risponderebbero(they) would reply, (they) would answer, (they) would talk back—Verb
2759risponderei(I) would respond, (I) would answer, (I) would talk back—Verb
2760risponderemo(we) will respond, (we) will reply, (we) will answer, (we) will talk back—Verb
2761rispondesse(he/she/it/you) responded, (he/she/it/you) replied, (he/she/it/you) answered, (he/she/it/you) talked back, answer, respond—Verb
2762rispondessi(I/you) answered, (I/you) replied, (I/you) talked back—Verb
2763rispondeva(he/she/it/you) was/were answering, (he/she/it/you) would answer, (he/she/it/you) was/were answering for, (he/she/it/you) answered, (he/she/it/you) answered back, (he/she/it/you) answered for, (he/she/it/you) mouthed off, (he/she/it/you) replied, (he/she/it/you) responded, (he/she/it/you) returned, (he/she/it/you) talked back, (he/she/it/you) used to answer, (he/she/it/you) used to answer back, (he/she/it/you) used to answer for, (he/she/it/you) used to mouth off, (he/she/it/you) used to reply, (he/she/it/you) used to respond, (he/she/it/you) used to return, (he/she/it/you) used to talk back, (he/she/it/you) was/were answering back, (he/she/it/you) was/were mouthing off, (he/she/it/you) was/were replying, (he/she/it/you) was/were responding, (he/she/it/you) was/were returning, (he/she/it/you) was/were talking back—Verb
2764rispondi(you) answer, (you) answer back, (you) answer for, (you) mouth off, (you) reply, (you) respond, (you) return, (you) talk back—Verb
2765rispondo(I) answer, (I) answer for, (I) answer back—Verb
2766rispondono(they) answer, (they) answer back, (they) answer for, answer—Verb
2767rispose(he/she/it/you) answered, (he/she/it/you) answered for, (he/she/it/you) answered back, (he/she/it/you) replied, (he/she/it/you) talked back—Verb
2768rispostaanswer, response, reply, answersFeminineNoun
2769ristoranterestaurantMasculineNoun
2770risultatiresults, result, resulting, returnsMasculineNoun
2771risultatoresult, accomplishment, appeared, come out, ensued, issue, outcome, proved/proven, resulted, score, seemed, turned outMasculineNoun
2772ritardo(I) am late, (I) delay, (I) am slow, (I) hold back, (I) put back, (I) put off, (I) set back, (I) slow down, lateness, retardationMasculineNoun
2773ritmirhythms, (you) patternMasculineNoun
2774ritmorhythm, (I) mark (the rhythm) of, (I) pattern, beatMasculineNoun
2775ritorna(he/she/it) returns, (you) return, (he/she/it) gives back, return, returns—Verb
2776ritornare(to) return, (to) to return, (to) to give back, (to) become again, (to) come back, (to) get back, (to) go back, (to) recur, came, come, give back, go, gone, got, return, returns, went—Verb
2777ritorni(you) return, (you) give back, (you) get backMasculineNoun
2778ritorno(I) return, (I) get back, (I) give back, return, returnsMasculineNoun
2779riunionemeeting, gathering, meet, reunionFeminineNoun
2780riunionigathering, meetings, reunions, reunion, gatherings, meetingFeminineNoun
2781rivistamagazine, inspection, magazines, reviewFeminineNoun
2782rivistemagazines, inspection, parade, reviewFeminineNoun
2783rivoluzionarirevolutionariesMasculineAdjective
2784rivoluzionariorevolutionaryMasculineAdjective
2785rivoluzionerevolution, messFeminineNoun
2786roccerocks, rock climbingFeminineNoun
2787rocciarock, rock climbingFeminineNoun
2788romanzinovels, (you) fictionalize, (you) novelize, (you) romanticizeMasculineNoun
2789romanzonovel, (I) romanticize, (I) fictionalize, (I) novelize, Romanic, fiction, love affair, romanceMasculineNoun
2790rompe(you) break, (you) break off, (he/she/it) breaks, (he/she/it) breaks off, (he/she/it) bursts, (he/she/it) cracks, (he/she/it) ends, (he/she/it) is a pain in the neck, (he/she/it) is fed up, (he/she/it) is sick and tired, (he/she/it) is tired (to death), (he/she/it) rips, (he/she/it) tears, (he/she/it) upsets, (you) are a pain in the neck, (you) are fed up, (you) are sick and tired, (you) are tired (to death), (you) burst, (you) crack, (you) end, (you) rip, (you) tear, (you) upset—Verb
2791rompere(to) break, (to) break off, (to) to tear, (to) be a pain in the neck, (to) be fed up, (to) be sick and tired, (to) be tired (to death), (to) burst, (to) crack, (to) end, (to) rip, (to) to crack, (to) upset, broke, cut, tear—Verb
2792rompono(they) break, (they) break off, (they) crack, cut—Verb
2793rosapink, rose, romanticFeminineAdjective
2794rossared, redheadFeminineAdjective
2795rossered-haired person, red, redheadFeminineAdjective
2796rossiredMasculineAdjective
2797rossored, red wineMasculineAdjective
2798ruba(he/she/it) steals, (you) steal—Verb
2799rubare(to) steal, (to) to snatch, (to) to burglarize, (to) burgle, (to) snatch, burglarize—Verb
2800rumorenoise, sound, dinMasculineNoun
2801rumorosanoisy, loudFeminineAdjective
2802rumorosenoisy, loudFeminineAdjective
2803rumorosinoisy, loudMasculineAdjective
2804ruoliposition, part, roleMasculineNoun
2805ruolorole, jobs, part, positionMasculineNoun
2806ruotawheel, (he/she/it) revolves, (he/she/it) rolls, (he/she/it) rotates, (he/she/it) spins, (you) revolve, (you) roll, (you) rotate, (you) spin, cartwheel, lottery drum, rack, revolving doorFeminineNoun
2807ruotewheels, (he/she/it) rotates, (he/she/it) revolves, (he/she/it) rolls, (he/she/it) spins, (you) revolve, (you) roll, (you) rotate, (you) spin, cartwheel, lottery drum, rack, revolving door, wheelFeminineNoun
2808saknow, (he/she/it) knows, (you) know, (he/she/it) hears, (he/she/it) is able to, (he/she/it) learns, (he/she/it) smells, (he/she/it) tastes, (he/she/it/you) can, (you) are able to, (you) hear, (you) learn, (you) smell, (you) taste, knew, known—Verb
2809sabatoSaturday, on SaturdayMasculineNoun
2810sabbiasand, urinary sand, (he/she/it) sandblasts, (you) sandblast, gritFeminineNoun
2811saiknow, (you) know, (you) can, (you) are able to, (you) hear, (you) learn, (you) savor, (you) savour, (you) smell, (you) taste, frock, habits, knew, known—Verb
2812salahall, room, sitting room, living roomFeminineNoun
2813salesalt, (you) come in, (he/she/it) climbs, (he/she/it) comes up, (he/she/it) goes up, (he/she/it) goes uphill, (he/she/it) mounts, (he/she/it) moves up, (he/she/it) rises (up), (he/she/it) rises up, (he/she/it) surges, (you) come up, (you) go up, (you) go uphill, (you) mount, (you) move up, (you) rise (up), (you) rise up, (you) surge, mother wit, piquancy, sal, witMasculineNoun
2814salsiccia(pork) sausage, bangerFeminineNoun
2815saltare(to) jump (over), (to) to clear, (to) to spring, (to) be cancelled, (to) be dismissed, (to) blow, (to) chip (away), (to) come off, (to) come out, (to) come up, (to) come up with, (to) miss (out), (to) pop (off), (to) sauté, (to) skip, (to) to be canceled, (to) to be removed from power, (to) to come off, (to) to crop up, (to) to hop (over), (to) to leap (over), (to) to leave out, (to) to miss, (to) to pop (off), (to) to pop up, (to) to toss, (to) turn up, be canceled, be removed from power, broke, broken, clear, crop up, hop (over), hopes, leap (over), leave out, missed, pop up, spring, toss—Verb
2816salutehealth, bless you (after sneeze)FeminineNoun
2817salva(he/she/it) saves, (he/she/it) rescues, (you) save—Verb
2818salvano(they) save, (they) protect, (they) rescue—Verb
2819salvare(to) save, (to) save oneself, (to) to protect, (to) defend oneself, (to) to protect oneself, (to) to redeem, (to) to rescue, (to) to salvage, protect, protect oneself, redeem, rescue, salvage—Verb
2820salvehello—Interjection
2821salviamo(we) save, (we) protect, (we) rescue—Verb
2822salvo(I) save, (I) protect, (I) rescue, except, safe—Verb
2823sanahealthy, (he/she/it) is healed, (he/she/it) balances, (he/she/it) cures, (he/she/it) heals (up), (he/she/it) makes up, (he/she/it) reclaims, (you) are healed, (you) balance, (you) cure, (you) heal (up), (you) make up, (you) reclaim, be healedFeminineAdjective
2824sandalisandals, sandal, sandalwoodMasculineNoun
2825sandalosandalMasculineNoun
2826sanguebloodMasculineNoun
2827sanohealthy, (I) cure, (I) reclaim, (I) am healed, (I) balance, (I) heal (up), (I) make up, good, health-giving, healthful, intact, right, robust, sound, whole, wholesomeMasculineAdjective
2828santaholy, saint, saint’s day, godly person, patron (saint)FeminineAdjective
2829sapendoknowing, being able to, can, hearing, learning, savoring, savouring, smelling, tasting—Verb
2830sapereknow, (to) know, (to) to learn, (to) hear, (to) smell, (to) taste, (to) to be able to, (to) to savor, (to) to savour, be able to, can, erudition, hear, knew, knowledge, known, learn, learning, savor, savour—Verb
2831sapesseknew, (he/she/it/you) knew, (he/she/it/you) was/were able to, (he/she/it/you) heard—Verb
2832sapessi(I/you) knew, (I/you) savoured, (I/you) tasted, (I/you) heard, (I/you) learned/learnt, (I/you) savored, (I/you) smelt/smelled, (I/you) was/were able to—Verb
2833sapessimoknow—Verb
2834sapesteknew, (you) knew, (you) heard, (you) was/were able to, know—Verb
2835sapevaknew, know, knew how to, (he/she/it/you) heard, (he/she/it/you) knew, (he/she/it/you) learned/learnt, (he/she/it/you) savored, (he/she/it/you) savoured, (he/she/it/you) smelt/smelled, (he/she/it/you) tasted, (he/she/it/you) used to be able to, (he/she/it/you) used to hear, (he/she/it/you) used to know, (he/she/it/you) used to learn, (he/she/it/you) used to savor, (he/she/it/you) used to savour, (he/she/it/you) used to smell, (he/she/it/you) used to taste, (he/she/it/you) was/were able to, (he/she/it/you) was/were being able to, (he/she/it/you) was/were hearing, (he/she/it/you) was/were knowing, (he/she/it/you) was/were learning, (he/she/it/you) was/were savoring, (he/she/it/you) was/were savouring, (he/she/it/you) was/were smelling, (he/she/it/you) was/were tasting, could, was able to—Verb
2836sapevoknow, (I) knew, knew, (I) heard, (I) learned/learnt, (I) savored, (I) savoured, (I) smelt/smelled, (I) tasted, (I) used to be able to, (I) used to hear, (I) used to know, (I) used to learn, (I) used to savor, (I) used to savour, (I) used to smell, (I) used to taste, (I) was/were able to, (I) was/were being able to, (I) was/were hearing, (I) was/were knowing, (I) was/were learning, (I) was/were savoring, (I) was/were savouring, (I) was/were smelling, (I) was/were tasting—Verb
2837saponesoapMasculineNoun
2838sappiknow, be able to, can—Verb
2839sappiaknow, be able to, (he/she) knows, can—Verb
2840sappiamoknow, (we) know, (we) are able to, (we) can, knew—Verb
2841sapràknow, (he/she/it/you) will know, (he/she/it/you) will hear, (he/she/it/you) will be able to—Verb
2842saprannoknow, (they) will know, (they) will be able to, (they) will hear, known—Verb
2843saprebbeknow, (he/she/it/you) would know, (he/she/it/you) would learn, (he/she/it/you) would be able to, (he/she/it/you) would hear, knew, known—Verb
2844sapreiknow, (I) would know, (I) would learn, (I) would be able to, (I) would hear, knew, known—Verb
2845sapremoknow, (we) will know, (we) will hear, (we) will be able to, known—Verb
2846sapreteknow, (you) will know, (you) will hear, (you) will be able to—Verb
2847sapròknow, (I) will know, (I) will hear, (I) will be able to, known—Verb
2848sarà(he/she/it/you) will be, (he/she/it) probably is, (he/she/it] must be, be, feel, felt, was—Verb
2849sarai(you) will be, be, feel—Verb
2850saranno(they) will be, felt, be—Verb
2851sarebbe(he/she/it/you) would be, were, was, be, felt—Verb
2852sarei(I) would be, were, be, feel, was—Verb
2853saremo(we) will be, be, were—Verb
2854sarò(I) will be, (I) am going to be, be, feel—Verb
2855sbagliatawrong, be wrong, been wrongFeminineAdjective
2856sbagliatowrong, been wrong, bad, been mistaken, false, made a mistake, missedMasculineAdjective
2857scalaladder, staircase, (you) scale, (he/she/it) changes down, (he/she/it) climbs, (he/she/it) deducts, (he/she/it) layers, (he/she/it) scales, (he/she/it) takes off, (he/she/it/you) downshift, (you) change down, (you) climb, (you) deduct, (you) layer, (you) take off, run, runs, stairs, stairway, straightFeminineNoun
2858scalestairs, (you) take off, (he/she/it) changes down, (he/she/it) climbs, (he/she/it) deducts, (he/she/it) layers, (he/she/it) scales, (he/she/it) takes off, (he/she/it/you) downshift, (you) change down, (you) climb, (you) deduct, (you) layer, (you) scale, ladder, staircase, stairway, straightFeminineNoun
2859scarpashoeFeminineNoun
2860scarpeshoesFeminineNoun
2861scatola(cardboard) box, boxful, can, can't, cannot, carton, could, tinFeminineNoun
2862scatoleboxes, (cardboard) box, cartonFeminineNoun
2863scegli(you) choose, (you) pick, (you) elect, (you) decide on, (you) draft, (you) select, (you) single out—Verb
2864sceglie(he/she/it) chooses, (he/she/it) picks, (he/she/it) drafts, (he/she/it) decides on, (he/she/it) elects, (he/she/it) selects, (he/she/it/you) single out, (you) choose, (you) decide on, (you) draft, (you) elect, (you) pick, (you) select—Verb
2865scegliere(to) choose, (to) to elect, (to) pick, (to) draft, (to) select, (to) to decide on, (to) to single out, decide, decide on, elect, go, gone, single out, went—Verb
2866scenascene, stageFeminineNoun
2867schermoscreenMasculineNoun
2868schienaback, croupFeminineNoun
2869sciampishampoos, shampoo bottles, shampooMasculineNoun
2870sciamposhampooMasculineNoun
2871scienzascience, knowledgeFeminineNoun
2872scienzesciencesFeminineNoun
2873scienziatascientistFeminineNoun
2874scienziatescientists, scientistFeminineNoun
2875scienziatiscientists, scientistMasculineNoun
2876scienziatoscientistMasculineNoun
2877scimmiamonkey, apeFeminineNoun
2878scioperostrike, (I) strike, (I) go out, (I) walk outMasculineNoun
2879scontidiscounts, (you) do, (you) deduct, (you) discount, (you) rebateMasculineNoun
2880sconto(I) discount, (I) deduct, (I) rebate, discountsMasculineNoun
2881scopertadiscovery, detection, findFeminineNoun
2882scorsalast, browse, glance, lookFeminineAdjective
2883scorsolast, flicked through, gone through, scanned, scrolledMasculineAdjective
2884scrissewrote, (he/she/it/you) wrote, (he/she/it/you) wrote down, (he/she/it/you) spelled, write—Verb
2885scrissiwrote, (I) wrote, (I) wrote down, (I) spelled—Verb
2886scrittorewriter, authorMasculineNoun
2887scrittricewriter, author, authoress, writersFeminineNoun
2888scrivawrite, write down, write (to) each other, spell—Verb
2889scrivaniadesk, writing deskFeminineNoun
2890scrive(you. formal) write, he/she writes, writes, wrote—Verb
2891scrivendowriting, writing down, writing (to) each other, spelling—Verb
2892scriveràwrite, (he/she/it/you) will write, (he/she/it/you) will write down, (he/she/it/you) will write (to) each other—Verb
2893scriveraiwrite, (you) will write, (you) will write down, (you) will write (to) each other—Verb
2894scriverewrite, (to) write, (to) to write, (to) spell, (to) write (to) each other, (to) write down, fill, got, put, puts, types, words, writing, wrote—Verb
2895scriverebbewrite, (he/she/it/you) would write, (he/she/it/you) would write down, (he/she/it/you) would write (to) each other—Verb
2896scriverebberowrite, (they) would write, (they) would write down, (they) would write (to) each other—Verb
2897scrivereiwrite, (I) would write, (I) would write down, (I) would spell, (I) would write (to) each other—Verb
2898scriveremowrite, (we) will write, (we) will write down, (we) will write (to) each other—Verb
2899scriveresti(you) would write, (you) would write down, (you) would write (to) each other—Verb
2900scriverò(I) will write—Verb
2901scrivesse(he/she) was writing, (he/she/it/you) spelled, (he/she/it/you) wrote, (he/she/it/you) wrote down, wrote—Verb
2902scrivete(you pl.) write—Verb
2903scrivevawrote, (he/she/it/you) was/were writing, (he/she/it/you) wrote, (he/she) would write, (he/she/it/you) used to write, (he/she/it/you) was/were writing (to) each other, (he/she/it/you) was/were writing down, (he/she/it/you) wrote down—Verb
2904scriviwrite, (you) write, (you) write down, wrote—Verb
2905scriviamo(we) write, (we) write down, (we) write (to) each other, (we) spell, wrote—Verb
2906scrivo(I) write—Verb
2907scrivono(they) write, are writing, write—Verb
2908scuolaschoolFeminineNoun
2909scuoleschoolsFeminineNoun
2910scuradarkFeminineAdjective
2911scuredarkFeminineAdjective
2912scuridarkMasculineAdjective
2913scusaexcuse me, sorry—Verb
2914scusareapologize, (to) excuse, (to) to apologize, (to) excuse oneself, excuse, justify—Verb
2915scusate(you) excuse, (you) excuse oneself, (you) justify, (you) apologize, (you) say sorry, excuse me—Verb
2916scusiexcuse me, sorry—Verb
2917seif, whether, (impersonal) you—Conjunction
2918seccadry, (he/she/it) gets dry, (he/she/it) annoys, (he/she/it) bakes, (he/she/it) bothers, (he/she/it) cures, (he/she/it) dries, (he/she/it) dries out, (he/she/it) dries up, (he/she/it) gets annoyed, (he/she/it) gets bothered, (he/she/it) hardens, (he/she/it) irks, (he/she/it) scorches, (he/she/it) withers, (he/she/it/you) annoyed, (he/she/it/you) desiccate, (he/she/it/you) wizen, (you) annoy, (you) bake, (you) bother, (you) cure, (you) get annoyed, (you) get bothered, (you) harden, (you) irk, (you) scorch, (you) wither, die, dried, dries, dryness, riffle, shallows, shoalFeminineAdjective
2919secchi(you) dry, (you) get dry, (you) dry up, (you) dry out, dries, dryMasculineAdjective
2920secolicenturies, centuryMasculineNoun
2921secolocentury, centuriesMasculineNoun
2922secondasecond (gear), second form, second year, (he/she/it) seconds, channel two, depending on, depending on whether, economy class, latter, second, second course, second position, secondeFeminineAdjective
2923secondiseconds, (you) second, secondMasculineNoun
2924secondosecond course, according to, depending on, in compliance with, latter, secondMasculineAdjective
2925sedere(to) sit (down), can, cannot, be seated, be sitting, behind, can't, could—Verb
2926sediachair, seatFeminineNoun
2927sediamo(we) sit (down), (we) are sitting, be sitting—Verb
2928sedicisixteen, four in the afternoon—Numeral
2929sediechairs, chair, seatFeminineNoun
2930seggiolachair, seatFeminineNoun
2931seggiolechairs, chairFeminineNoun
2932segnalesignal, (road)sign, warningMasculineNoun
2933segnosign, as a sign of, mark, (I) mark, (I) mark out, (I) write [something] down, as a mark of, enter, produce, symbolsMasculineNoun
2934segretariasecretary, secretariesFeminineNoun
2935segretariosecretary, committee secretary, leaderMasculineNoun
2936segretosecret, secret mechanism, concealed, secrecy, secretiveMasculineNoun
2937seguafollow (up), follow up, accompany—Verb
2938seguanofollow (up), follow up, keep to, accompany, act on, attend, be on, come after, go after, go on, hug, keep up with, monitor, run alongisde, take, watch—Verb
2939segue(he/she/it) follows (up), (he/she/it) follows up, (you) follow (up), (he/she/it) accompanies, (he/she/it) acts on, (he/she/it) attends, (he/she/it) comes after, (he/she/it) goes after, (he/she/it) goes on, (he/she/it) hugs, (he/she/it) is on, (he/she/it) keeps to, (he/she/it) keeps up with, (he/she/it) monitors, (he/she/it) runs alongisde, (he/she/it) takes, (he/she/it) watches, (you) accompany, (you) act on, (you) are on, (you) attend, (you) come after, (you) follow up, (you) go after, (you) go on, (you) hug, (you) keep to, (you) keep up with, (you) monitor, (you) run alongisde, (you) take, (you) watch, follow—Verb
2940seguendofollowing (up), following up, accompanying, following, watching—Verb
2941seguentefollowing, the following one, the next one, next—Adjective
2942seguentifollowing, the following one, next—Adjective
2943segui(you) follow (up), (you) follow up, (you) take, (you) accompany, (you) act on, (you) are on, (you) attend, (you) come after, (you) go after, (you) go on, (you) hug, (you) keep to, (you) keep up with, (you) monitor, (you) run alongisde, (you) watch, be on, follow, watch—Verb
2944seguì(you) follow (up), (you) follow up, (you) take, (you) accompany, (you) act on, (you) are on, (you) attend, (you) come after, (you) go after, (you) go on, (you) hug, (you) keep to, (you) keep up with, (you) monitor, (you) run alongisde, (you) watch, be on, follow, watch—Verb
2945seguiamo(we) follow (up), (we) follow up, (we) accompany—Verb
2946seguiate(you) follow, follow—Verb
2947seguirà(he/she/it/you) will follow (up), (he/she/it/you) will follow up, (he/she/it/you) will keep to, (he/she/it/you) will act on, (he/she/it/you) will be on, (he/she/it/you) will go on, (he/she/it/you) will hug, (he/she/it/you) will keep up with, (he/she/it/you) will take, follow—Verb
2948seguirai(you) will take, (you) will follow (up), (you) will keep to, (you) will accompany, (you) will act on, (you) will be on, (you) will follow up, (you) will go on, (you) will hug, (you) will keep up with, watch—Verb
2949seguiranno(they) will follow (up), (they) will follow up, (they) will keep to, (they) will accompany, (they) will act on, (they) will be on, (they) will go on, (they) will hug, (they) will keep up with, (they) will take—Verb
2950seguirefollow (up), (to) to follow (up), (to) follow up, (to) accompany, (to) act on, (to) be on, (to) come after, (to) go after, (to) go on, (to) keep to, (to) keep up with, (to) run alongisde, (to) to attend, (to) to hug, (to) to monitor, (to) to take, (to) to watch, (to) watch, attend, carried, carry, follow, hug, keep, kept, monitor, take, watched—Verb
2951seguirebbe(he/she/it/you) would follow (up), (he/she/it/you) would follow up, (he/she/it/you) would take, (he/she/it/you) would act on, (he/she/it/you) would be on, (he/she/it/you) would go on, (he/she/it/you) would hug, (he/she/it/you) would keep to, (he/she/it/you) would keep up with, follow, watch, watched—Verb
2952seguirebbero(they) would follow (up), (they) would follow up, (they) would hug, (they) would act on, (they) would be on, (they) would go on, (they) would keep to, (they) would keep up with, (they) would take—Verb
2953seguirei(I) would follow (up), (I) would follow up, (I) would take, (I) would act on, (I) would be on, (I) would go on, (I) would hug, (I) would keep to, (I) would keep up with—Verb
2954seguiremo(we) will follow (up), (we) will follow up, (we) will take, (we) will act on, (we) will be on, (we) will go on, (we) will hug, (we) will keep to, (we) will keep up with, follow, followed, watch—Verb
2955seguirò(I) will follow (up), (I) will keep to, (I) will follow up, (I) will act on, (I) will be on, (I) will go on, (I) will hug, (I) will keep up with, (I) will take, follow, watch—Verb
2956seguirono(they) followed (up), (they) followed up, (they) accompanied, watched—Verb
2957seguisse(he/she/it/you) were following, (he/she/it/you) accompanied, (he/she/it/you) followed (up), (he/she/it/you) went after—Verb
2958seguissero(they) was/were on, (they) accompanied, (they) followed (up)—Verb
2959seguite(you) follow (up), (you) follow up, (you) accompany, follow—Verb
2960seguiva(he/she/it/you) was/were following (up), (he/she/it/you) was/were following up, (he/she/it/you) followed (up), (he/she/it/you) followed up, (he/she/it/you) used to follow (up), watched—Verb
2961seguivamo(we) were following (up), (we) were following up, (we) was/were on, watched—Verb
2962seguivano(they) were following (up), (they) were following up, (they) was/were on, followed, watched—Verb
2963seisix, are, are you, be, feel, you are—Numeral
2964selvaggiwild, fierce, primitive, savages, sprawling, uncivilized, unrulyMasculineAdjective
2965selvaggiowild, fierce, primitive, savage, sprawling, uncivilized, unrulyMasculineAdjective
2966sembra(he/she/it) seems, (he/she/it) looks, (he/she/it) looks like, (he/she/it) feels like, (he/she/it) smells like, (he/she/it) sounds, (you) feel like, (you) look, (you) look like, (you) seem, (you) smell like, (you) sound, feel, seems—Verb
2967sembrano(they) look, (they) seem, (they) look like, (they) feel like, (they) smell like, (they) sound, feel, look—Verb
2968semestresemester, term, half-yearMasculineNoun
2969semplicesimple, simple person, easy, plain, single, straightforward—Adjective
2970semplicementesimply—Adverb
2971semplicieasy, simple, single—Adjective
2972semprealways, still—Adverb
2973senatoresenatorMasculineNoun
2974senatorisenatorialMasculineNoun
2975senatrice(female) senatorFeminineNoun
2976sensazionefeeling, impression, sensation, sensationalFeminineNoun
2977sensosense, meaning, feeling, sensationMasculineNoun
2978sentafeel, taste, smell—Verb
2979sentanofeel, feel like, feel up to—Verb
2980sente(he/she/it) feels, (he/she/it) hears, feel, (he/she/it) feels like, (he/she/it) feels up to, (he/she/it) knows, (he/she/it) listens to, (he/she/it) smells, (he/she/it) tastes, (you) feel, (you) feel like, (you) feel up to, (you) hear, (you) know, (you) listen to, (you) smell, (you) taste, hear, heard—Verb
2981sentendohearing, feeling, feeling like, feeling up to, smelling—Verb
2982senti(you) feel, (you) hear, (you) feel like, (you) feel up to, (you) smell, (you) taste, feel—Verb
2983sentiamofeel, (we) feel, hear, (we) feel like, (we) feel up to, (we) hear, (we) know, (we) listen to, (we) smell, (we) taste, heard—Verb
2984sentii(I) heard, (I) felt, (I) smelt/smelled, feel, felt, hear, heard—Verb
2985sentimentifeelings, emotion, emotions, feelingMasculineNoun
2986sentimentofeeling, consciousness, emotionMasculineNoun
2987sentimmo(we) heard, (we) felt, (we) smelt/smelled, felt, hear, heard—Verb
2988sentiraihear, feel, (you) will hear, (you) will feel, (you) will feel like, (you) will feel up to, (you) will know—Verb
2989sentirannofeel, (they) will feel, (they) will feel up to, (they) will feel like, (they) will hear, (they) will know, hear—Verb
2990sentirehear, (to) hear, (to) feel, (to) feel like, (to) feel up to, (to) know, (to) listen to, (to) smell, (to) taste, feel, feeling, felt, heard, sentiment—Verb
2991sentirebbefeel, (he/she/it/you) would feel, (he/she/it/you) would feel like, (he/she/it/you) would feel up to, (he/she/it/you) would hear, (he/she/it/you) would know, caught, felt, heard—Verb
2992sentireifeel, (I) would feel, (I) would feel like, (I) would feel up to, (I) would hear, (I) would know, (I) would listen to, (I) would smell, (I) would taste—Verb
2993sentirestefeel, (you) would feel, (you) would feel like, (you) would feel up to, (you) would hear, (you) would know—Verb
2994sentirò(I) will feel, (I) will feel up to, (I) will feel like, (I) will hear, (I) will know, (I) will smell, (I) will taste, Am I going to feel, feel, hear—Verb
2995sentisse(he/she/it/you) felt, (he/she/it/you) felt like, (he/she/it/you) felt up to—Verb
2996sentissi(I/you) heard, (I/you) felt, (I/you) smelt/smelled—Verb
2997sentivafelt, (he/she/it/you) felt, (he/she/it/you) felt like, (he/she/it/you) felt up to, (he/she/it/you) heard, (he/she/it/you) knew, (he/she/it/you) listened to, (he/she/it/you) smelt/smelled, (he/she/it/you) tasted, (he/she/it/you) used to feel, (he/she/it/you) used to feel like, (he/she/it/you) used to feel up to, (he/she/it/you) used to hear, (he/she/it/you) used to know, (he/she/it/you) used to listen to, (he/she/it/you) used to smell, (he/she/it/you) used to taste, (he/she/it/you) was/were feeling, (he/she/it/you) was/were feeling like, (he/she/it/you) was/were feeling up to, (he/she/it/you) was/were hearing, (he/she/it/you) was/were knowing, (he/she/it/you) was/were listening to, (he/she/it/you) was/were smelling, (he/she/it/you) was/were tasting, caught, heard—Verb
2998sentivamofelt, (we) felt, (we) felt like, (we) felt up to, heard—Verb
2999sentivi(you) used to feel, (you) used to feel like, (you) used to feel up to, feel, felt, heard—Verb
3000sentivo(I) was/were feeling, (I) felt, (I) was/were feeling like, (I) felt like, (I) felt up to, (I) heard, (I) knew, (I) listened to, (I) smelt/smelled, (I) tasted, (I) used to feel, (I) used to feel like, (I) used to feel up to, (I) used to hear, (I) used to know, (I) used to listen to, (I) used to smell, (I) used to taste, (I) was/were feeling up to, (I) was/were hearing, (I) was/were knowing, (I) was/were listening to, (I) was/were smelling, (I) was/were tasting, caught, felt, heard—Verb
3001sento(I) feel, hear, (I) feel like, (I) feel up to, (I) hear, (I) listen to, (I) smell, (I) taste—Verb
3002senz'without—Preposition
3003senzawithout, except, out of—Preposition
3004seppeknew, (he/she/it/you) knew, (he/she/it/you) heard, (he/she/it/you) was/were able to, know—Verb
3005sepperoknow, (they) heard, (they) knew, (they) was/were able to, knew—Verb
3006seraevening, night, even, evenings, nightsFeminineNoun
3007seriaseriousFeminineAdjective
3008serieserious, series, division, round, runsFeminineAdjective
3009serpentesnake, serpent, snakeskinMasculineNoun
3010serviziservices, favour favor, serviceMasculineNoun
3011servizioservice, service industry, department, favour favor, feature, report, serveMasculineNoun
3012sessant'sixty—Numeral
3013sessantasixty, sixties—Numeral
3014sestosixth, curveMasculineAdjective
3015settant'seventy—Numeral
3016settantaseventy, seventies—Numeral
3017setteseven, seventh—Numeral
3018settembreSeptemberMasculineNoun
3019settimaseventhFeminineAdjective
3020settimanaweek, week’s wagesFeminineNoun
3021settimanalmenteweekly—Adverb
3022settimaneweeks, week, week’s wagesFeminineNoun
3023settimoseventhMasculineAdjective
3024sezionesection, division of classes in groups, over a whole cycle of studies, branch, bureau, department, dissection, distinguished by letters, division, partFeminineNoun
3025sforziefforts, (you) force, (you) strainMasculineNoun
3026sforzoeffort, (I) force, (I) strainMasculineNoun
3027sìyes—Adverb
3028siyes—Pronoun
3029siais, both, and, (he/she/it) is, be, has—Verb
3030siamo(we) are, be, feel—Verb
3031sianobe, (they) are—Verb
3032sicurasure, certain, secure, comfortable, safeFeminineAdjective
3033sicuramentedefinitely, certainly, surely, safely—Adverb
3034sicurezzasecurity, safety, (self-)assurance, (self-)confidence, assertiveness, certainty, certitudeFeminineNoun
3035sicurosure, for sure, safe, assured, certain, for certain, reliable, secure, sound, steady, straightMasculineAdjective
3036siedesit, (he/she/it) sits (down), (you) sit (down), (he/she/it) is sitting—Verb
3037sietebe, you (pl.) are—Verb
3038significait means—Verb
3039significanomean—Verb
3040significare(to) mean, (to) represent, imply, mean, meant—Verb
3041significatirepresent, imply, meanings, meanMasculineNoun
3042significatomeaning, implied, meantMasculineNoun
3043signoralady, madam, womanFeminineNoun
3044signoregentleman, ladies, sirFeminineNoun
3045signorigentlemen, sirMasculineNoun
3046silenziosilence, quiet, quietness, stillMasculineNoun
3047silenziosasilent, quiet, stillFeminineAdjective
3048silenziososilent, quietMasculineAdjective
3049simbolisymbols, emblem, sign, symbolMasculineNoun
3050simbolosymbol, emblem, sign, symbolsMasculineNoun
3051similesimilar, such, alike, kindred, like—Adjective
3052similisimilar, alike, fellow creature, kindred, such—Adjective
3053simpaticanice, pleasantFeminineAdjective
3054simpaticinice, autonomic, good, likeable, pleasant, sympathetic, sympathetic nervous systemMasculineAdjective
3055simpaticonice, likeable, pleasantMasculineAdjective
3056sinceramentehonestly, frankly, sincerely—Adverb
3057sindacatiunions, labor unionsMasculineNoun
3058sindacatotrade union, labor union, controlled, ringMasculineNoun
3059sindacomayor, (I) control, (I) inspectMasculineNoun
3060sinistraleft, portsFeminineNoun
3061sistemasystem, system perm, (he/she/it) arranges, formMasculineNoun
3062sistemisystemsMasculineNoun
3063situazionesituation, positionFeminineNoun
3064situazionisituations, position, situationFeminineNoun
3065so(I) know, knew—Verb
3066società(high) society, company, companies, association, clubFeminineNoun
3067soddisfazionesatisfaction, joy, pleasureFeminineNoun
3068soddisfazionisatisfactionsFeminineNoun
3069sofàcouch, sofa, couches, setteeMasculineNoun
3070sofficesoft, fluffyFeminineAdjective
3071sofficisoft, fluffyFeminineAdjective
3072soggettosubject, subject matter, dependentMasculineNoun
3073sognare(to) dream (of), (to) dream of, (to) to imagine, (to) think, (to) to be kidding oneself, (to) to long for, be kidding oneself, imagine, long for—Verb
3074sogni(you) imagine, (you) think, (you) dream of, (you) are kidding oneself, (you) dream (of), (you) long for, be kidding oneself, dreamsMasculineNoun
3075sogno(I) dream (of), (I) dream of, (I) think, (I) am kidding oneself, (I) dream, (I) imagine, (I) long forMasculineNoun
3076solaalone, lonely, (you) sole, (he/she/it) soles, onlyFeminineAdjective
3077solamenteonly, just—Adverb
3078soldimoney, pay, bread, cash, cent, coin, necessary, penny, soldoMasculineNoun
3079solesun, alone, lonelyMasculineNoun
3080soleggiatasunny, expose [something] to the sun, put [something] in the sunFeminineAdjective
3081soleggiate(you) put [something] in the sun, (you) expose [something] to the sunFeminineAdjective
3082soleggiatosunny, put [something] in the sun, bright, exposed [something] to the sun, exposed to the sunMasculineAdjective
3083solialone, (you) soleMasculineAdjective
3084soloonly, just, alone, but, by oneself, lone, lonely, mere, merely, on one’s own, single, solo—Adverb
3085soltantoonly, just, alone—Adverb
3086sonnosleepMasculineNoun
3087sono(they) are, am, I am, am I, be, feel, have, is, it's—Verb
3088sopraon, on top, on top of, about, above, after, beyond, more than, north of, onto, over, top (side), up, upon, upper, upstairs—Adverb
3089soprattuttoabove all, most of all, chiefly, especially, in particular, mainly, mostly—Adverb
3090sorellasisterFeminineNoun
3091sorellesistersFeminineNoun
3092sorpresasurprise, amazement, astonishment, surprisedFeminineAdjective
3093sorprese(he/she/it/you) surprised, (he/she/it/you) was/were surprised, (he/she/it/you) astonished, (he/she/it/you) amazed, surprisesFeminineAdjective
3094sorpresi(I) surprised, (I) was/were surprised, (I) astonished, caught, surprisedMasculineAdjective
3095sorride(he/she/it) smiles, (he/she/it) appeals, (you) appeal, (you) smile—Verb
3096sorridere(to) smile, (to) appeal—Verb
3097sorridi(you) smile, (you) appeal—Verb
3098sorrisosmile, appealed, smiledMasculineNoun
3099sottilethin, fine, nice, sharp, slim—Adjective
3100sottounder, at the bottom, at the bottom of, (to) bring, (to) carry, (to) take, (to) wear, below, beneath, bottom, bottom part, bottom side, down, downstairs, during, lower, near, south of, underneath, underside—Adverb
3101spagnaSpainFeminineProper noun
3102spagnoliSpanish, SpaniardsMasculineNoun
3103spagnoloSpanish, SpaniardMasculineNoun
3104spallashoulder, back, collar, shouldersFeminineNoun
3105spalleshouldersFeminineNoun
3106spaventarescare, (to) to scare, (to) to be scared, (to) be frightened, (to) frighten, be scared—Verb
3107spaziospace, (I) space out, room, (I) move freely, (I) sweep, blank, clearance, gap, place, slotMasculineNoun
3108spazzola(you) brush, (he/she/it) brushes, (he/she/it) groomsFeminineNoun
3109spazzolinitoothbrushes, brush, groomMasculineNoun
3110spazzolinotoothbrush, brush, groom, mop up, polish off, small brush, toothbrushesMasculineNoun
3111specchimirrors, (you) are reflected, (you) are mirrored, (you) look at oneself in the mirror, be mirrored, be reflected, looking-glass, models, sheets, tablesMasculineNoun
3112specchiomirrorMasculineNoun
3113specialespecial, special slalom—Adjective
3114specialispecial, special slalom—Adjective
3115specialitàspecialty, speciality, sportFeminineNoun
3116specialmenteespecially, in particular, particularly—Adverb
3117speranzahope, expectation, hopes, prospectFeminineNoun
3118speranzehopes, expectation, hope, prospectFeminineNoun
3119speriamo(we) hope, let's hope, (we) candle, (we) trust, trust—Verb
3120spero(I) hope, (I) trust, (I) candle, trust—Verb
3121spessooften, thick, frequently, heavy—Adverb
3122spettacoloshow, performance, play, entertainment, showing, sightMasculineNoun
3123spettatorespectator, member of the audience, looker-on, onlookerMasculineNoun
3124spettatorimember of the audience, houses, looker-on, onlooker, spectatorMasculineNoun
3125spiacentesorry—Adjective
3126spiaggiabeach, (sea)shore, seasideFeminineNoun
3127spiega(he/she/it) explains, (he/she/it) explains oneself, (he/she/it) folds out—Verb
3128spiegare(to) explain, (to) explain oneself, (to) fold out, opened—Verb
3129spiegazioneexplanationFeminineNoun
3130spieghiamo(we) explain, (we) explain oneself, (we) fold out—Verb
3131spinge(he/she/it) pushes, (he/she/it) urges, (he/she/it) incites, (he/she/it) bears down, (he/she/it) carries, (he/she/it) drives, (he/she/it) goes, (he/she/it) jostles, (he/she/it) pokes, (he/she/it) presses, (he/she/it) shoves, (he/she/it) takes, (he/she/it) urges on, (he/she/it) wheels, (you) bear down, (you) carry, (you) drive, (you) go, (you) incite, (you) jostle, (you) poke, (you) press, (you) push, (you) shove, (you) take, (you) urge, (you) urge on, (you) wheel, drive—Verb
3132spingere(to) push, (to) to push, (to) to poke, (to) bear down, (to) drive, (to) go, (to) take, (to) to carry, (to) to drive, (to) to incite, (to) to jostle, (to) to press, (to) to shove, (to) to urge, (to) urge on, (to) wheel, bored, carry, drive, incite, jostle, poke, press, shove, urge—Verb
3133spingiamo(we) push, (we) wheel—Verb
3134spingo(I) push, (I) drive, (I) wheel—Verb
3135spiritiwit, mood, spirit, spiritsMasculineNoun
3136spiritospirit, mood, spirits, witMasculineNoun
3137sporchedirty, dirt, dirties, nasties, unsavory, unsavouryFeminineAdjective
3138sporchi(you) dirty, (you) make dirty, (you) get dirty, dirtyMasculineAdjective
3139sportsportMasculineNoun
3140sposabride, (he/she/it) marries, (he/she/it) embraces, (he/she/it) gets married, (he/she/it) goes well, (he/she/it) marries off, (you) embrace, (you) get married, (you) go well, (you) marry, (you) marry offFeminineNoun
3141sposinewlyweds, (you) marry, (you) marry offMasculineNoun
3142sposta(you) move, (he/she/it) moves, (he/she/it) diverts, (he/she/it) changes, (he/she/it) changes round, (he/she/it) shifts, (you) change, (you) change round, (you) divert, (you) shift—Verb
3143spostano(they) move, (they) change round—Verb
3144spostare(to) move, (to) to move, (to) divert, (to) change, (to) change round, (to) shift, change, put, puts—Verb
3145spostiamo(we) move, (we) change, (we) change round—Verb
3146squadrateam, squad, squadronFeminineNoun
3147squalosharkMasculineNoun
3148stais, be, he/she feels, he/she is [feeling], stay, stays, you (form.) are [feeling], you (form.) feel—Verb
3149stadiostadiumMasculineNoun
3150stagioneseasonFeminineNoun
3151stagioniseasons, (you) mature, (you) age, (you) seasonFeminineNoun
3152stai(you) are, (you) are [feeling], (you) feel, be, stay—Verb
3153stamattinathis morning—Adverb
3154stampa(you) press, (you) print a design on, (he/she/it) prints a design on, (he/she/it) crashes one’s bike, (he/she/it) crashes one’s car, (he/she/it) molds, (he/she/it) presses, (he/she/it) prints, (he/she/it) sticks, (he/she/it/you) mould, (you) crash one’s bike, (you) crash one’s car, (you) mold, (you) print, (you) stick, press, printingFeminineNoun
3155stampare(to) print, (to) print a design on, (to) press, run, runs, strike—Verb
3156stanca(you) grow tired, (you) get tired, (he/she/it) grows tired, (he/she/it) exhausts, (he/she/it) gets tired, (he/she/it) makes [somebody] tired, (he/she/it) makes [something] tired, (he/she/it) strains, (he/she/it) tires [somebody] out, (he/she/it) wears [somebody] out, (you) exhaust, (you) make [somebody] tired, (you) make [something] tired, (you) strain, (you) tire [somebody] out, (you) wear [somebody] out, slack water, stagnation, tiredFeminineAdjective
3157stanchetired, slacks, strained, wearies, wearyFeminineAdjective
3158stancotired, (I) get tired, (I) grow tired, (I) make [somebody] tired, (I) make [something] tired, (I) strainMasculineAdjective
3159stanno(they) are, be, fit, stay—Verb
3160stanottetonight, last right—Adverb
3161stanzaroomFeminineNoun
3162stare(to) stay, (to) be, (to) fit, be, fits, keep, kept, lies, stay, stayed, was, were—Verb
3163starebbe(he/she/it/you) would be, (he/she/it/you) would fit, be, stay, stayed, was, were—Verb
3164staremo(we) will be, (we) will fit, be, stay, we (will stay), were—Verb
3165staseratonight, this evening—Adverb
3166statalestate, state school, highway, A road, civil servant, government employee, national, public, states—Adjective
3167statalistate, state school, government employee, A road, civil servant, highway, national—Adjective
3168statibeen, statesMasculineNoun
3169statobeen, state, felt, fitted, states, stayedMasculineNoun
3170stavawas, (he/she/it/you) was/were, (he/she/it/you) was/were being, (he/she/it/you) used to be, stayed, were—Verb
3171staviwere, (you) were, (you) were (doing), (you) used to be, (you) were being, stayed—Verb
3172stavowas, (I) was, (I) was/were fitting, (I) fitted, (I) used to be, (I) used to fit, (I) was/were being, stayed, were—Verb
3173stazione(radio) station, posture, resort, stop, stoppedFeminineNoun
3174stellastar, blaze, darlingFeminineNoun
3175stellestars, blaze, darlingFeminineNoun
3176stessasameFeminineAdjective
3177stessero(they) were, (they) fitted—Verb
3178stessisame, (I) was, (I/you) fitted, (you) were—Verb
3179stessimo(we) were, (we) fitted—Verb
3180stessosameMasculineAdjective
3181stettewas, (he/she/it) was, (he/she/it/you) fitted, (you) were, be, stayed, were—Verb
3182stiais, be, chicken coop, fit, hen coop—Verb
3183stilestyle, in style, look, speech formMasculineNoun
3184stipendisalaries, (you) employ, (you) pay (a salary to)MasculineNoun
3185stipendiosalary, (I) pay (a salary to), (I) employMasculineNoun
3186stivalebootMasculineNoun
3187stivalibootsMasculineNoun
3188stomacostomach, (I) turn one’s stomach, (I) disgustMasculineNoun
3189storiahistory, story, affair, taleFeminineNoun
3190storicahistorian (professione), historic (aggettivo), historical, historical (aggettivo)FeminineAdjective
3191storicohistoric, historical, historianMasculineAdjective
3192storiestories, affair, fib, fuss, history, story, taleFeminineNoun
3193stradastreet, road, route, path, wayFeminineNoun
3194stradestreets, road, roads, street, wayFeminineNoun
3195stranastrange, strange thing, odd, weirdFeminineAdjective
3196stranieraforeigner, foreign, strangerFeminineNoun
3197stranieriforeigners, foreign, foreignerMasculineNoun
3198stranieroforeigner, foreignMasculineNoun
3199stranostrange, strange thing, odd, stranger, weirdMasculineAdjective
3200strategiastrategy, exercise, strategicsFeminineNoun
3201strumentiinstruments, (you) orchestrate, tools, (you) instrumentMasculineNoun
3202strumento(I) instrument, tool, (I) orchestrateMasculineNoun
3203struttura(you) structure, (he/she/it) is structured, (he/she/it) structures, structuresFeminineNoun
3204studentestudentMasculineNoun
3205studentistudents, pupils, scholarsMasculineNoun
3206studi(you) study, (you) examine, (I) study, (he/she) studies, office, practice, research, studied, surveyMasculineNoun
3207studia(he/she/it) studies, (he/she/it) examines, (you) examine, (you) study—Verb
3208studiandostudying, dealing with, examining, thinking up, weighing, working, working out—Verb
3209studiano(they) study, (they) examine, (they) deal with, consider—Verb
3210studiarelook, study, studying, to study—Verb
3211studio(I) study, (I) examine, studied, study, work—Verb
3212suon, on to, come on, about, above, after, approximately, around, fits, in, more or less, on top of, onto, out of, over, to, to and fro, up, up and down, upon, upstairs, upwards—Preposition
3213suahis, her, its, hersFeminineDeterminer
3214subitoright away, immediately, at once, in no time, received—Adverb
3215succedahappen, follow (one another), follow one another, happens, occur, succeed—Verb
3216succede(he/she/it) happens, (you) happen, (he/she/it) occurs, (he/she/it) follows (one another), (he/she/it) follows one another, (he/she/it) succeeds, (you) follow (one another), (you) follow one another, (you) occur, (you) succeed—Verb
3217succedendohappening, occurring, passing, succeeding—Verb
3218succederà(he/she/it/you) will happen, (he/she/it/you) will occur, (he/she/it/you) will succeed, happened—Verb
3219succedere(to) happen, happened, (to) to occur, (to) follow (one another), (to) succeed, (to) to follow one another, follow one another, occur—Verb
3220succederebbe(he/she/it/you) would happen, (he/she/it/you) would succeed, (he/she/it/you) would occur, happened—Verb
3221succedessehappened, (he/she/it/you) happened, (he/she/it/you) succeeded, (he/she/it/you) followed (one another), (he/she/it/you) followed one another, (he/she/it/you) occurred, (it) would happen—Verb
3222succedeva(he/she/it/you) used to happen, (he/she/it/you) was/were happening, (he/she/it/you) happened, happened—Verb
3223successehappened, (he/she/it/you) happened, (he/she/it/you) succeeded, (he/she/it/you) occurred—Verb
3224successisuccesses, (I) happened, (I) occurred, (I) succeeded, happened, passedMasculineNoun
3225successosuccess, happened, hitMasculineNoun
3226succojuiceMasculineNoun
3227sudsouth, the south of Italy, southern, southern ItalyMasculineNoun
3228suehis, her, hers, its, your, yoursFeminineDeterminer
3229sufficienteenough, sufficient, adequate—Adjective
3230sufficientienough, sufficient, adequate, self-important, self-important person—Adjective
3231suion, about, on to, above, afters, approximately, around, come on, in the, more or less, on the, on top of, onto, out of, over, to and fro, up and down, upon, ups, upstairs, upwardsMasculinePreposition
3232sulon, on to, come on, about, above, after, around, in, on the, on top of, onto, over, up, upon, upstairs, upwardsMasculinePreposition
3233sull'on, on the, on to, above—Preposition
3234sullaon, on the, on to, about, above, after, approximately, around, come on, more or less, on top of, onto, out of, over, to and fro, up, up and down, upon, upstairs, upwardsFemininePreposition
3235sulleon, on to, come on, about, above, afters, approximately, around, more or less, on top of, onto, out of, over, to and fro, up and down, upon, ups, upstairs, upwardsFemininePreposition
3236sulloon, on to, come on, about, above, after, approximately, around, more or less, on the, on top of, onto, out of, over, to and fro, up, up and down, upon, upstairs, upwardsMasculinePreposition
3237suohis, her, its, hers, your, your-formal, yoursMasculinePronoun
3238suoihis, her, its, hers, yoursMasculineDeterminer
3239suona(he/she/it) plays, (you formal) play, plays—Verb
3240suonandoplaying, beating, going off, meaning, putting on, ringing, ringing out, sounding, sounding like, striking—Verb
3241suonare(to) to play, playing, (to) go off, (to) put on, (to) ring, (to) ring out, (to) sound, (to) sound like, (to) strike, (to) to beat, (to) to mean, beat, go, gone, mean, play, played, ring, strike, to play, went—Verb
3242suonarono(they) rang, (they) rang out, (they) played—Verb
3243suonasse(he/she/it/you) played, (he/she/it/you) ringed, (he/she/it/you) rang—Verb
3244suonassimo(we) played, (we) rang, (we) ringed—Verb
3245suonate(you) play, (you) put on, (you) ring—Verb
3246suonava(he/she/it/you) was/were playing, (he/she/it/you) was/were striking, (he/she/it/you) was/were sounding, (he/she/it/you) beat, (he/she/it/you) meant, (he/she/it/you) played, (he/she/it/you) put on, (he/she/it/you) rang, (he/she/it/you) rang out, (he/she/it/you) ringed, (he/she/it/you) ringed out, (he/she/it/you) sounded, (he/she/it/you) sounded like, (he/she/it/you) struck, (he/she/it/you) used to beat, (he/she/it/you) used to go off, (he/she/it/you) used to mean, (he/she/it/you) used to play, (he/she/it/you) used to put on, (he/she/it/you) used to ring, (he/she/it/you) used to ring out, (he/she/it/you) used to sound, (he/she/it/you) used to sound like, (he/she/it/you) used to strike, (he/she/it/you) was/were beating, (he/she/it/you) was/were going off, (he/she/it/you) was/were meaning, (he/she/it/you) was/were putting on, (he/she/it/you) was/were ringing, (he/she/it/you) was/were ringing out, (he/she/it/you) was/were sounding like, (he/she/it/you) went off, (he/she/it/you) would ring—Verb
3247suonavano(they) played, (they) used to play, (they) were playing—Verb
3248suonavi(you) used to play, (you) played, (you) were playing—Verb
3249suonerebbe(he/she/it/you) would sound, (he/she/it/you) would play, (he/she/it/you) would sound like, (he/she/it/you) would beat, (he/she/it/you) would go off, (he/she/it/you) would mean, (he/she/it/you) would put on, (he/she/it/you) would ring, (he/she/it/you) would ring out—Verb
3250suonerei(I) would play, (I) would ring, (I) would beat, (I) would go off, (I) would mean, (I) would put on, (I) would ring out—Verb
3251suoneremo(we) will play, (we) will beat, (we) will ring, (we) will go off, (we) will mean, (we) will put on, (we) will ring out—Verb
3252suoneresti(you) would play, (you) would beat, (you) would mean, (you) would go off, (you) would put on, (you) would ring, (you) would ring out—Verb
3253suonerete(you) will play, (you) will mean, (you) will ring, (you) will beat, (you) will go off, (you) will put on, (you) will ring out—Verb
3254suoni(you) play, (you) ring—Verb
3255suoniamo(we) play—Verb
3256suoniateplay, put on, ring—Verb
3257suoninoplay, put on, ring—Verb
3258suonò(he/she/it/you) played, (he/she/it/you) rang, (he/she/it/you) rang out, (he/she/it/you) beat, (he/she/it/you) meant, (he/she/it/you) put on, (he/she/it/you) ringed, (he/she/it/you) ringed out, (he/she/it/you) sounded, (he/she/it/you) sounded like, (he/she/it/you) struck, (he/she/it/you) went off—Verb
3259suono(he/she/it/you) played, (he/she/it/you) rang, (he/she/it/you) rang out, (he/she/it/you) beat, (he/she/it/you) meant, (he/she/it/you) put on, (he/she/it/you) ringed, (he/she/it/you) ringed out, (he/she/it/you) sounded, (he/she/it/you) sounded like, (he/she/it/you) struck, (he/she/it/you) went off—Verb
3260superioretop, upper, advanced, bigger, course of studies following middle school or junior high school and preceeding university, higher, longer, senior, superior—Adjective
3261superiorisuperior, bigger, higher, longer, senior, top, upper—Adjective
3262supermercatosupermarketMasculineNoun
3263suppongo(I) suppose, (I) assume, (I) presume, assume—Verb
3264supponiamoassume, (we) assume, (we) suppose, (we) presume—Verb
3265supporrepresume, (to) to presume, (to) suppose, (to) imagine, assume, imagine—Verb
3266svegliare(to) wake up, (to) wake (up), (to) to liven up, (to) awaken, (to) to arouse, (to) to awake, (to) to awaken, (to) to open one’s eyes, (to) whet, arouse, awake, called, liven up, open one’s eyes, wake—Verb
3267sviluppodevelopment, (I) develop, (I) expand, (I) build upMasculineNoun
3268svuotano(they) empty, (they) scoop out, (they) deprive, (they) drain, clear—Verb
3269svuoti(you) empty, (you) drain, (you) scoop out, clear—Verb
3270svuoto(I) empty, (I) drain, (I) deprive, (I) scoop out, clear—Verb
3271tacchinoturkeyMasculineNoun
3272taglia(he/she/it) cuts, (you) cut!, cut, size, stop—Verb
3273taglio(I) cut (down), (I) cut out, (I) cut off, cut, stop, style—Verb
3274talmenteso, that, enough, those—Adverb
3275tamburicylinder, drummer, drum, (brake) drum, drumsMasculineNoun
3276tamburo(brake) drum, cylinder, drummer, drumsMasculineNoun
3277tantamany, much, a lot, a lot of, as much, at most, just as wellFeminineDeterminer
3278tantemany, a lot, a lot of, as much, at most, just as well, muchFeminineDeterminer
3279tantomuch, so, as much, a lot, a lot of, all, as, at most, just as well, many, more, very, very muchMasculineDeterminer
3280tappeticarpets, rugsMasculineNoun
3281tappetorug, carpetMasculineNoun
3282tardilate, latest—Adverb
3283tartarugaturtle, (sea) turtle, slowcoach, slowpoke, tortoiseFeminineNoun
3284tascapocket, pouchFeminineNoun
3285taschepockets, compartment, pouchFeminineNoun
3286tassa(you) tax, (he/she/it) contributes, (he/she/it) taxes, (he/she/it) undertakes to pay, (you) contribute, (you) undertake to pay, feeFeminineNoun
3287tassetaxes, (I) undertake to pay, (I) contribute, (I) tax, badger, brock, count, fees, figure, level, percentage, rate, yew (tree)FeminineNoun
3288tastiera(computer) keyboard, fingerboardFeminineNoun
3289tavola(dining) table, painting (on wood), board, illustration, snowboard, tablesFeminineNoun
3290tavolotable, tablesMasculineNoun
3291tazzacup, mugFeminineNoun
3292tèyou, yourself, to your place, in your house, in your place, to your houseMasculineNoun
3293teyou, yourself, to your place, in your house, in your place, to your house—Pronoun
3294teatritheaters, theatresMasculineNoun
3295teatrotheater, theatreMasculineNoun
3296tecnicitechnicians, engineer, technicalMasculineNoun
3297tecnologiatechnologyFeminineNoun
3298tedescaGermanFeminineAdjective
3299tedescheGermanFeminineAdjective
3300tedeschiGermans, German, German peopleMasculineAdjective
3301tedescoGermanMasculineAdjective
3302telefonarecall (up), (to) to call (up), (to) (tele)phone, called, ring, ring (up), telephones—Verb
3303telefoni(you) (tele)phone, (you) ring (up), (you) call (up), phones, telephonesMasculineNoun
3304telefonotelephone, phoneMasculineNoun
3305televisionetelevision, tvFeminineNoun
3306televisoretelevision set, TV, televisionMasculineNoun
3307televisoritelevisions, television (set), television receiver, television setMasculineNoun
3308temperaturatemperature, feverFeminineNoun
3309tempotime, weather, tempo, timesMasculineNoun
3310temporalestorm, electric storm, earthly, rainstorm, secular, shower, temporal, thunderstorm, time, time clause, wordlyMasculineNoun
3311temporalistorms, temporal, thunderstormsMasculineNoun
3312tendatent, curtain, awning, curtains, stretch, sun blind, sunshadeFeminineNoun
3313tendecurtains, tents, (he/she/it) stretchesFeminineNoun
3314tenemmo(we) held, (we) held out, (we) held on, (we) held back, (we) was/were held, kept—Verb
3315tenendoholding, keeping, holding on, holding back, holding out, keeping to—Verb
3316tenere(to) keep, (to) keep to, (to) to restrain, (to) be held, (to) carry, (to) give, (to) hold, (to) hold back, (to) hold on, (to) hold out, (to) last, (to) take up, (to) to cling on, (to) to control, (to) to hold together, (to) to stick, (to) to take place, carried, carry, cling on, control, gave, give, given, hold together, keep, kept, leave, left, lies, restrain, stick, take place—Verb
3317tenesse(he/she/it/you) kept, (he/she/it/you) held, (he/she/it/you) kept to, (he/she/it/you) carried, (he/she/it/you) clung on, (he/she/it/you) controlled, (he/she/it/you) gave, (he/she/it/you) held back, (he/she/it/you) held on, (he/she/it/you) held out, (he/she/it/you) held together, (he/she/it/you) lasted, (he/she/it/you) restrained, (he/she/it/you) stuck, (he/she/it/you) took place, (he/she/it/you) took up, (he/she/it/you) was/were held—Verb
3318tenete(you) keep, (you) keep to, (you) hold, (you) hold back, (you) hold on, (you) hold out, keep—Verb
3319teneva(he/she/it/you) was/were holding, (he/she/it/you) was/were keeping, (he/she/it/you) was/were holding back, (he/she/it/you) held, (he/she/it/you) kept, (he/she/it/you) kept to, (he/she/it/you) was/were holding on, (he/she/it/you) was/were holding out, (he/she/it/you) was/were keeping to, carried, kept—Verb
3320tenevano(they) were keeping, (they) were keeping to, (they) held, kept—Verb
3321tenevo(I) kept, (I) was/were holding, (I) kept to, (I) held, (I) was/were holding back, (I) was/were holding on, (I) was/were holding out, kept—Verb
3322tengakeep to, keep, hold, hold back, hold on, hold out—Verb
3323tenganokeep, keep to, hold—Verb
3324tengono(they) keep, (they) keep to, (they) hold, carry, hold, keep—Verb
3325teniamo(we) keep, (we) keep to, (we) hold, keep—Verb
3326tenne(he/she/it/you) held, (he/she/it/you) held back, (he/she/it/you) held out, (he/she/it/you) carried, (he/she/it/you) clung on, (he/she/it/you) controlled, (he/she/it/you) gave, (he/she/it/you) held on, (he/she/it/you) held together, (he/she/it/you) kept, (he/she/it/you) kept to, (he/she/it/you) lasted, (he/she/it/you) restrained, (he/she/it/you) stuck, (he/she/it/you) took place, (he/she/it/you) took up, (he/she/it/you) was/were held, carried, kept—Verb
3327tennistennisMasculineNoun
3328tentandotrying, attempting, tempting—Verb
3329teoriatheoryFeminineNoun
3330teorietheoriesFeminineNoun
3331terra(he/she/it/you) will keep to, (he/she/it/you) will keep, (he/she/it/you) will give, (he/she/it/you) will be held, (he/she/it/you) will carry, (he/she/it/you) will cling on, (he/she/it/you) will control, (he/she/it/you) will hold, (he/she/it/you) will hold back, (he/she/it/you) will hold on, (he/she/it/you) will hold out, (he/she/it/you) will hold together, (he/she/it/you) will last, (he/she/it/you) will restrain, (he/she/it/you) will stick, (he/she/it/you) will take place, (he/she/it/you) will take up, keepFeminineNoun
3332terrà(he/she/it/you) will keep to, (he/she/it/you) will keep, (he/she/it/you) will give, (he/she/it/you) will be held, (he/she/it/you) will carry, (he/she/it/you) will cling on, (he/she/it/you) will control, (he/she/it/you) will hold, (he/she/it/you) will hold back, (he/she/it/you) will hold on, (he/she/it/you) will hold out, (he/she/it/you) will hold together, (he/she/it/you) will last, (he/she/it/you) will restrain, (he/she/it/you) will stick, (he/she/it/you) will take place, (he/she/it/you) will take up, keep—Verb
3333terrai(you) will keep, (you) will keep to, (you) will hold, (you) will be held, (you) will give, (you) will hold back, (you) will hold on, (you) will hold out, (you) will last, (you) will take up, hold, keep—Verb
3334terranno(they) will be held, (they) will keep, (they) will hold, (they) will give, (they) will hold back, (they) will hold on, (they) will hold out, (they) will keep to, (they) will last, (they) will take up—Verb
3335terrebbe(he/she/it/you) would keep, (he/she/it/you) would keep to, (he/she/it/you) would hold on, (he/she/it/you) would be held, (he/she/it/you) would give, (he/she/it/you) would hold, (he/she/it/you) would hold back, (he/she/it/you) would hold out, (he/she/it/you) would last, (he/she/it/you) would take up, keep—Verb
3336terrei(I) would keep, (I) would hold, (I) would last, (I) would be held, (I) would give, (I) would hold back, (I) would hold on, (I) would hold out, (I) would keep to, (I) would take up, keep—Verb
3337terrenisoil, land, field, terrainMasculineNoun
3338terrenoterrain, ground, land, earthly, field, siteMasculineNoun
3339terribileterrible, awful, dreadful, fearful, horrendous, nasty, raging, terrific, thundering, tormenting, tremendousFeminineAdjective
3340territorioterritory, country, regionMasculineNoun
3341terrò(I) will keep, (I) will keep to, (I) will give, (I) will be held, (I) will hold, (I) will hold back, (I) will hold on, (I) will hold out, (I) will last, (I) will take up, keep—Verb
3342terzathird (gear), third class, third year, steerage, third, third form, third party, third position, tierceFeminineAdjective
3343terzothird, third party, thirdlyMasculineAdjective
3344tesithesis, (I) stretched, (you) stretchFeminineNoun
3345testahead, mind, (he/she/it) testsFeminineNoun
3346testotext, (I) test, (I) benchmark, (I) make one’s will, (I) trial, baking tray, body type, book, crock, cruse, material, script, wording, words, workMasculineNoun
3347tettoroof, ceiling, rooftopMasculineNoun
3348tiyou, to you, yourself, your—Pronoun
3349tieni(you) keep, (you) keep to, (you) hold, (you) are held, (you) carry, (you) cling on, (you) control, (you) give, (you) hold back, (you) hold on, (you) hold out, (you) hold together, (you) last, (you) restrain, (you) stick, (you) take place, (you) take up, be held, keep—Verb
3350tigretigerFeminineNoun
3351timorefear, aweMasculineNoun
3352tipitypes, kinds, sortsMasculineNoun
3353tipotype, kind, like, (classic) example, average, class, customer, customers, fellow, guy, man, sort, standard, such as, types, typicalMasculineNoun
3354tira——Verb
3355tirare——Verb
3356tiri(you) pull, (you) pull up, (you) pull off, (you) pull in, (you) pull out, light—Verb
3357titolo(I) title, (I) headline, (I) titrate, deed, epithet, fineness, heading, name, qualification, security, share, stock, term of abuse, titreMasculineNoun
3358toccandotouching, touching each other, handling—Verb
3359tondaround, Roman, chubby, circle, ring, tondoFeminineAdjective
3360topomouse, mouse-colourMasculineNoun
3361torneotournament, (I) joust, (I) tourney, championship, tiltMasculineNoun
3362torobull, the Bull, TaurusMasculineNoun
3363tortacake, pieFeminineNoun
3364tortecakes, pies, tarts, twistedFeminineNoun
3365totaletotal, in all, complete, absolute, aggregate, combined, comprehensive, full, out-and-out, outright, overall, rank, thorough, unadulterated, unqualified, utter, whole, wholeheartedMasculineNoun
3366totalmentetotally, completely—Adverb
3367trabetween, in, among—Preposition
3368tradizionaletraditional, conservative, conventional, mainstream, usual—Adjective
3369tradizionetradition, handing over, legendFeminineNoun
3370traduzionetranslation, rendering, transferFeminineNoun
3371traffico(I) traffic, coming and going, trafficMasculineNoun
3372tranneexcept, but, except that, bar, besides, except for—Preposition
3373tranquillacalm, peaceable, quiet, tranquilFeminineAdjective
3374tranquillocalm, clear, easier, easy, even, peaceable, private, quiet, still, tranquilMasculineAdjective
3375trasformazionetransformation, conversion, processingFeminineNoun
3376trasporti(you) carry, carry, (you) transport, drive, (you) moveMasculineNoun
3377trattamentotreatment, medication, course, handling, processingMasculineNoun
3378trethree—Numeral
3379tredicithirteen—Numeral
3380trenitrains, carriage, trainMasculineNoun
3381trenotrain, carriage, quarters, set, trainsMasculineNoun
3382trent'thirty—Numeral
3383trentathirty—Numeral
3384tribunalecourt, tribunal, courthouseMasculineNoun
3385tristesadFeminineAdjective
3386troppatoo, too much, too manyFeminineDeterminer
3387troppetoo, too many, too long, all too, only too, too muchFeminineDeterminer
3388troppitoo, too many, too long, all too, only too, too muchMasculineDeterminer
3389troppotoo, too much—Adverb
3390trova(he/she/it) finds, (he/she/it) finds oneself, (he/she/it) is, (he/she/it) catches, (he/she/it) comes across, (he/she/it) comes up with, (he/she/it) encounters, (he/she/it) feels, (he/she/it) happens (to be), (he/she/it) meets, (he/she/it) meets with, (he/she/it) runs into, (he/she/it) thinks, (you) are, (you) catch, (you) come across, (you) come up with, (you) encounter, (you) feel, (you) find, (you) find oneself, (you) happen (to be), (you) meet, (you) meet with, (you) run into, (you) think, be, get, hit, strike—Verb
3391trovai(I) found, (I) thought, (I) came across, get, got, hit—Verb
3392trovammo(we) found, (we) thought, (we) came across, got, hit—Verb
3393trovandofinding, finding oneself, raising, thinking—Verb
3394trovare(to) find, (to) find oneself, (to) to be, (to) be, (to) encounter, (to) feel, (to) happen (to be), (to) meet, (to) think, (to) to catch, (to) to come across, (to) to come up with, (to) to meet with, (to) to run into, came, catch, come across, come up with, figure, get, got, hit, meet with, run, run into, runs, strike, visit, work—Verb
3395trovarono(they) found, (they) came across, (they) thought, got—Verb
3396trovasse(he/she/it) was, (he/she/it/you) thought, (he/she/it/you) found—Verb
3397trovassimo(we) happened (to be), (we) came across, (we) came up with, (we) caught, (we) encountered, (we) felt, (we) found, (we) found oneself, (we) met, (we) met with, (we) ran into, (we) thought, (we) were—Verb
3398trovatefound, (you) find, (you) find oneself, (you) are, (you) catch, (you) come across, (you) come up with, (you) encounter, (you) feel, (you) happen (to be), (you) meet, (you) meet with, (you) run into, (you) think, be, get—Verb
3399trovava(he/she/it/you) used to find, (he/she/it/you) used to find oneself, (he/she/it/you) used to encounter, (he/she/it/you) came across, (he/she/it/you) came up with, (he/she/it/you) caught, (he/she/it/you) encountered, (he/she/it/you) felt, (he/she/it/you) found, (he/she/it/you) found oneself, (he/she/it/you) happened (to be), (he/she/it/you) met, (he/she/it/you) met with, (he/she/it/you) ran into, (he/she/it/you) thought, (he/she/it/you) used to be, (he/she/it/you) used to catch, (he/she/it/you) used to come across, (he/she/it/you) used to come up with, (he/she/it/you) used to feel, (he/she/it/you) used to happen (to be), (he/she/it/you) used to meet, (he/she/it/you) used to meet with, (he/she/it/you) used to run into, (he/she/it/you) used to think, (he/she/it/you) was/were, (he/she/it/you) was/were being, (he/she/it/you) was/were catching, (he/she/it/you) was/were coming across, (he/she/it/you) was/were coming up with, (he/she/it/you) was/were encountering, (he/she/it/you) was/were feeling, (he/she/it/you) was/were finding, (he/she/it/you) was/were finding oneself, (he/she/it/you) was/were happening (to be), (he/she/it/you) was/were meeting, (he/she/it/you) was/were meeting with, (he/she/it/you) was/were running into, (he/she/it/you) was/were thinking, got—Verb
3400trovavamo(we) found, (we) were finding, (we) used to find, got, hit—Verb
3401trovavano(they) used to find, (they) found, (they) were finding, got—Verb
3402troverà(he/she/it/you) will find, (he/she/it/you) will meet, (he/she/it/you) will be, (he/she/it/you) will come up with, (he/she/it/you) will feel, (he/she/it/you) will meet with, (he/she/it/you) will run into, get, hit—Verb
3403troverai(you) will find, (you) will meet, (you) will think, (you) will be, (you) will come across, (you) will come up with, (you) will feel, (you) will meet with, (you) will run into, get—Verb
3404troverebbe(he/she/it/you) would find, (he/she/it/you) would meet, (he/she/it/you) would feel, (he/she/it/you) would be, (he/she/it/you) would come up with, (he/she/it/you) would meet with, (he/she/it/you) would run into, get—Verb
3405troveremo(we) will find, (we) will be, (we) will meet, (we) will come up with, (we) will feel, (we) will meet with, (we) will run into—Verb
3406troveresti(you) would find, (you) would meet, (you) would be, (you) would come up with, (you) would feel, (you) would meet with, (you) would run into, get—Verb
3407trovi(you) find, (you) think, (you) come across, get—Verb
3408troviamo(we) find, (we) find oneself, (we) feel, (we) are, (we) catch, (we) come across, (we) come up with, (we) encounter, (we) happen (to be), (we) meet, (we) meet with, (we) run into, (we) think, be, get, hit, strike—Verb
3409trovo(I) find, (I) find oneself, (I) am, (I) catch, (I) come across, (I) come up with, (I) encounter, (I) feel, (I) happen (to be), (I) meet, (I) meet with, (I) run into, (I) think, get, hit, strike—Verb
3410tuyou—Pronoun
3411tuayours, yourFemininePronoun
3412tueYour(s), yoursFemininePronoun
3413tuoyours, yourMasculinePronoun
3414tuoiYour(s), yoursMasculinePronoun
3415turismotourism, touring, tourist tradeMasculineNoun
3416turistatourist, sightseer, touristsMasculineNoun
3417turistitouristsMasculineNoun
3418tuttaall, whole, all of, altogether, any, anything, each (one), entire, every, everybody, everyone, everything, perfectly, quite, totallyFemininePronoun
3419tuttaviahowever, nonetheless, still, but, nevertheless, though—Adverb
3420tutteall, every, altogether, any, anything, each (one), everybody, everyone, everything, perfectly, quite, totally, wholeFeminineDeterminer
3421tuttiall, everybody, everyone, any, each, everyMasculinePronoun
3422tuttoeverything, all, whole, altogether, any, anything, each (one), every, everybody, everyone, perfectly, quite, totallyMasculineDeterminer
3423uccellibirdsMasculineNoun
3424uccellobird, birdsMasculineNoun
3425ufficioffices, departmentsMasculineNoun
3426ufficiooffice, bureau, department, section, serviceMasculineNoun
3427ugualesame, the same, alike, equal, equal sign, equals, equals sign, even, level—Adjective
3428ugualisame, the same, equal, alike, equal sign, equals sign, even, level—Adjective
3429ugualmenteanyway, equally, anyways, even—Adverb
3430ultimalast, (you) accomplish, (he/she/it) finishes, (he/she/it) accomplishes, (you) finish, latest, leastFeminineAdjective
3431ultimilast, last (ones), (you) accomplish, (you) finishMasculineAdjective
3432ultimolast, (I) accomplish, (I) finish, bottom, final, latest, least, past, ultimateMasculineAdjective
3433umanahuman, humaneFeminineAdjective
3434umanihumans, human, humaneMasculineAdjective
3435umanohuman, humaneMasculineAdjective
3436una, an, oneMasculineDeterminer
3437un'an, a, you, each, one, somebody, someone—Determiner
3438unaa, an, oneFeminineDeterminer
3439undicieleven—Numeral
3440unendouniting, joining (up), linking—Verb
3441unghienails, claw, nailFeminineNoun
3442unìjoined, (he/she/it/you) joined (up), (he/she/it/you) linked, (he/she/it/you) united, united—Verb
3443unicaonly, the only one, special, uniqueFeminineAdjective
3444unicoonly, exclusive, single, sole, special, unique, unparalleledMasculineAdjective
3445unire(to) unite, (to) combine, (to) to link, (to) amalgamate, (to) bind (together), (to) blend, (to) enclose, (to) fold (in), (to) join (up), (to) join together, (to) merge (together), (to) to add, (to) to merge (together), (to) to tie together, add, combine, join, link, merge, put together, teams, tie together, united—Verb
3446unirebbe(he/she/it/you) would unite, (he/she/it/you) would link, (he/she/it/you) would add, (he/she/it/you) would bind (together), (he/she/it/you) would fold (in), (he/she/it/you) would join (up)—Verb
3447unirei(I) would unite, (I) would add, (I) would link, (I) would bind (together), (I) would fold (in), (I) would join (up), join—Verb
3448uniresti(you) would join (up), (you) would add, (you) would link, (you) would bind (together), (you) would fold (in), join—Verb
3449unironojoined, (they) joined (up), (they) united, (they) linked, united—Verb
3450unisce(he/she/it) unites, (he/she/it) joins (up), (he/she/it) joins together, (he/she/it) ties together, (you) join together, (you) tie together, (you) unite, teams—Verb
3451unisse(he/she/it/you) joined (up), (he/she/it/you) joined together, (he/she/it/you) united, (he/she/it/you) added, (he/she/it/you) amalgamated, (he/she/it/you) blended, (he/she/it/you) bound (together), (he/she/it/you) combined, (he/she/it/you) enclosed, (he/she/it/you) folded (in), (he/she/it/you) linked, (he/she/it/you) merged (together), (he/she/it/you) tied together—Verb
3452unissi(I/you) united, (I/you) linked, (I/you) joined (up)—Verb
3453unistijoined, (you) joined (up), (you) linked, (you) united—Verb
3454unite(you) unite, (you) link, (you) join (up), join, mix—Verb
3455universitàuniversity, college, colleges, universitiesFeminineNoun
3456universouniverse, worldMasculineNoun
3457unoone, a, anMasculineDeterminer
3458uominimenMasculineNoun
3459uomomanMasculineNoun
3460uovoeggMasculineNoun
3461usa(he/she/it) uses, (you) use, (he/she/it) is in the habit of, (he/she/it) exercises, (he/she/it) is used to, (he/she/it) runs, (you) are in the habit of, (you) are used to, (you) exercise, (you) run, USA, United States, be in the habit of, be used to, exercise, uses, wears—Verb
3462usandousing, being in the habit of, being used to, exercising, running—Verb
3463usare(to) use, (to) to be used to, (to) be in the habit of, (to) exercise, (to) run, be used to, exercise, used, uses, wear, wears—Verb
3464usaronoused, (they) used, (they) ran, (they) was/were used to, exercise—Verb
3465usasse(he/she/it/you) exercised, (he/she/it/you) used, (he/she/it/you) ran—Verb
3466usassi(I/you) exercised, (I/you) ran, (I/you) used—Verb
3467usate(you) use, (you) run, (you) exercise, exercise—Verb
3468usava(he/she/it/you) was/were using, used, (he/she/it/you) was/were exercising, (he/she/it/you) exercised, (he/she/it/you) ran, (he/she/it/you) used, (he/she/it/you) used to be in the habit of, (he/she/it/you) used to be used to, (he/she/it/you) used to exercise, (he/she/it/you) used to run, (he/she/it/you) used to use, (he/she/it/you) was/were being in the habit of, (he/she/it/you) was/were being used to, (he/she/it/you) was/were in the habit of, (he/she/it/you) was/were running, (he/she/it/you) was/were used to—Verb
3469usavamo(we) were using, (we) used, (we) used to use, used—Verb
3470uscitaexit, way out, (cash) outflow, ending, exits, expenditure, landing, outbound, outing, output, publication, release, remark, sally, turnoffFeminineNoun
3471userai(you) will use, (you) will run, (you) will be used to, used—Verb
3472userebbe(he/she/it/you) would use, (he/she/it/you) would run, (he/she/it/you) would be used to, (he/she/it/you) would be in the habit of, used—Verb
3473userei(I) would use, (I) would run, (I) would be used to, (I) would be in the habit of—Verb
3474useremo(we) will use, (we) will exercise, (we) will run, (we) will be in the habit of, (we) will be used to—Verb
3475usi(you) use, (you) are in the habit of, (you) are used to, (you) exercise, (you) run, be in the habit of, be used to, exercise—Verb
3476usiamo(we) use, (we) exercise, (we) run, exercise—Verb
3477usinouse, exercise, run—Verb
3478usò(I) use, (I) exercise, (I) run, exercise, used, uses—Verb
3479uso(I) use, (I) exercise, (I) run, exercise, used, uses—Verb
3480utileuseful, advantage, convenient, earnings, handy, helpful, income, profit—Adjective
3481utiliuseful, advantage, earnings, handy, helpful, income, profit—Adjective
3482uvagrapesFeminineNoun
3483vagoes, (he/she/it) goes, has to be, is going, must be—Verb
3484vacanzavacation, holidayFeminineNoun
3485vacanzevacation, broke, broken, holiday, vacationsFeminineNoun
3486vadago, go up, go on, (he/she/it) goes—Verb
3487vadogo, (I) go, (I) go on, (I) am going, (I) come down, (I) decrease, (I) fall, (I) finish up, (I) get ahead, (I) get away, (I) get back, (I) get down, (I) go along, (I) go away, (I) go back, (I) go badly, (I) go down, (I) go forward(s), (I) go off, (I) go out, (I) go too far, (I) go up, (I) increase, (I) lead, (I) leave, (I) pass away, (I) rise, (I) run fast, (I) run slow, (I) wind up, (I) work, gone, let, went—Verb
3488vai(you) go, gone, went—Verb
3489valigiasuitcase, bagFeminineNoun
3490valigiesuitcases, bag, caseFeminineNoun
3491valore(time) value, merit, worthMasculineNoun
3492vantaggiadvantages, edge, edgesMasculineNoun
3493vantaggioadvantage, asset, benefit, edge, head start, leadMasculineNoun
3494vascabathtub, tub, tankFeminineNoun
3495vecchiold, old men, old people, ancient, former, old man, old person, old vecchi, old-fashioned, outdated, staleMasculineAdjective
3496vecchiaoldFeminineAdjective
3497vecchieold, old man, old womenFeminineAdjective
3498vecchioold, old man, ancient, coldest, former, outdated, staleMasculineAdjective
3499vedasee, imagine, watch—Verb
3500vede(he/she/it) sees, (he/she/it) sees oneself, see, (he/she/it) consults, (he/she/it) imagines, (he/she/it) looks over, (he/she/it) looks through, (he/she/it) meets, (he/she/it) shows off, (he/she/it) tries, (he/she/it) visits, (he/she/it) watches, (you) consult, (you) imagine, (you) look over, (you) look through, (you) meet, (you) see, (you) see oneself, (you) show off, (you) try, (you) visit, (you) watch, saw, seen, tell, view, views—Verb
3501vederesee, (to) see, (to) see oneself, (to) look over, (to) show off, (to) to consult, (to) to imagine, (to) to look through, (to) to meet, (to) to try, (to) to visit, (to) watch, consult, imagine, look through, meet, saw, seeing, seen, tell, told, try, view, views, visit—Verb
3502vedesse(he/she/it/you) imagined, (he/she/it/you) watched, (he/she/it/you) saw—Verb
3503vedessero(they) watched, (they) tried, (they) imagined, (they) consulted, (they) looked over, (they) looked through, (they) met, (they) saw, (they) saw oneself, (they) showed off, (they) visited—Verb
3504vedessi(I/you) saw, (I/you) watched, (I/you) imagined, saw—Verb
3505vedeva(he/she/it/you) used to see, (he/she/it/you) was/were seeing, (he/she/it/you) saw, saw, told—Verb
3506vedevamo(we) used to see, (we) used to try, (we) used to meet, (we) saw, (we) used to show off, (we) were seeing, saw—Verb
3507vedevo(I) used to see, (I) used to meet, (I) saw, (I) used to show off, (I) was/were seeing, saw, told—Verb
3508vediamosee, (we) see, saw—Verb
3509vedosee, (I) see, (I) meet, saw, told—Verb
3510vedràsee, (he/she/it) will see, imagine, watch—Verb
3511vedraisee, (you) will see, imagine, watch—Verb
3512vedrebbesee, (he/she/it/you) would see, (he/she/it/you) would meet, (he/she/it/you) would look over, (he/she/it/you) would show off, (he/she/it/you) would try, seen, tell, told—Verb
3513vedreisee, (I) would see, (I) would try, (I) would look over, (I) would meet, (I) would show off, seen, tell, told—Verb
3514vedremosee, (we) will see, see oneself, consult, imagine, look over, look through, meet, show off, try, visit, watch—Verb
3515vedretesee, imagine, watch—Verb
3516vedròsee, (I) will see, imagine, watch—Verb
3517vegetarianovegetarianMasculineNoun
3518velocefast, quick, rapid, swift—Adjective
3519velocementequickly, fast, rapidly, swiftly—Adverb
3520velocitàspeed, gear, quickness, rapidity, velocityFeminineNoun
3521vende(he/she/it) sells, (you) sell—Verb
3522vendere(to) sell, (to) to shop, (to) betray, carried, carry, sell, shop, sold—Verb
3523venditasale, sales, selling, shopFeminineNoun
3524venditesales, sale, sellingFeminineNoun
3525venditoreshop assistant, vendor, vendors, sellerMasculineNoun
3526venditorivendors, sellers, dealer, dealers, salesperson, seller, vendorMasculineNoun
3527vendo(I) sell, (I) sell one’s body, (I) betray, sell—Verb
3528vendono(they) sell—Verb
3529venendocoming, coming out, coming up, coming away, coming down, coming in, coming off—Verb
3530venerdìFriday, on FridayMasculineNoun
3531vengacome, come in, come out, arrive, come off, come up, yet to come—Verb
3532venganocome, come in, come out, (they) come, come off, come up, yet to come—Verb
3533venirecome, to come—Verb
3534venissecame, (he/she/it/you) came, (he/she/it/you) came out, (he/she/it/you) arrived, (he/she/it/you) came in, (he/she/it/you) came off, (he/she/it/you) came up, (he/she/it/you) yet (past) to come, (you) were—Verb
3535venissi(I/you) yet (past) to come, (I/you) arrived, (I/you) came—Verb
3536venitecome, (you) come, (you) come out, (you) are, (you) are owed, (you) arrive, (you) come away, (you) come down, (you) come forward, (you) come in, (you) come off, (you) come up, (you) cost, (you) fade, (you) faint, (you) follow, (you) get, (you) grow up, (you) turn out, (you) work out, (you) yet to come, be, be owed, coming—Verb
3537veniva——Verb
3538venivano(they) used to come, (they) used to yet to come, (they) used to come out, (they) used to be, (they) used to come in, (they) used to come off, (they) used to come up, (they) used to cost, (they) used to fade, (they) used to get, (they) used to grow up, (they) used to turn out, (they) were yet to come, (they) yet (past) to come, came—Verb
3539venivi(you) were, (you) were coming, (you) were coming away, (you) were coming down, (you) were coming in, (you) were coming off, (you) were coming out, (you) were coming up, came—Verb
3540vennecame, (he/she/it/you) came out, (he/she/it/you) came, (he/she/it) was, (he/she/it/you) arrived, (he/she/it/you) came in, (he/she/it/you) came off, (he/she/it/you) came up—Verb
3541vennicame, (I) came, (I) came off, (I) came in, (I) came out, (I) came up—Verb
3542ventitwenty, windsMasculineNoun
3543ventilatorefan, fans, ventilator, winnowerMasculineNoun
3544ventowindMasculineNoun
3545ventosawindy, cupping glass, sucker, suction cup, suction padFeminineAdjective
3546ventosowindy, breezy, gustyMasculineAdjective
3547veramentereally, truly, to tell the truth, actually, as a matter of fact, indeed—Adverb
3548verdegreen, greenerFeminineAdjective
3549verduravegetables, greens, vegetableFeminineNoun
3550veritàtruthFeminineNoun
3551verotrue, real, right, correctMasculineAdjective
3552verrai(you) will come, (you) will yet to come, (you) will come off, (you) will be, (you) will be owed, (you) will come away, (you) will come down, (you) will come in, (you) will come out, (you) will come up, (you) will cost, (you) will fade, (you) will get, (you) will grow up, (you) will turn out, (you) will work out—Verb
3553verranno(they) will come, (they) will come out, (they) will come up, (they) will arrive, (they) will be, (they) will be owed, (they) will come away, (they) will come down, (they) will come in, (they) will come off, (they) will cost, (they) will fade, (they) will get, (they) will grow up, (they) will turn out, (they) will work out, (they) will yet to come—Verb
3554verrebbecome, (he/she/it/you) would come, (he/she/it/you) would come in, (he/she/it/you) would be, (he/she/it/you) would be owed, (he/she/it/you) would come away, (he/she/it/you) would come down, (he/she/it/you) would come off, (he/she/it/you) would come out, (he/she/it/you) would come up, (he/she/it/you) would cost, (he/she/it/you) would fade, (he/she/it/you) would get, (he/she/it/you) would grow up, (he/she/it/you) would turn out, (he/she/it/you) would work out, (he/she/it/you) would yet to come, came—Verb
3555verremmo(we) would come, (we) would come in, (we) would come down, (we) would be, (we) would be owed, (we) would come away, (we) would come off, (we) would come out, (we) would come up, (we) would cost, (we) would fade, (we) would get, (we) would grow up, (we) would turn out, (we) would work out, (we) would yet to come, come—Verb
3556verrò(I) will come, (I) will come out, (I) will come down, (I) will be, (I) will be owed, (I) will come away, (I) will come in, (I) will come off, (I) will come up, (I) will cost, (I) will fade, (I) will get, (I) will grow up, (I) will turn out, (I) will work out, (I) will yet to come—Verb
3557versioneversion, model, translationFeminineNoun
3558versoto, towards, toward(s), (I) am, (I) bank, (I) flood, (I) flow, (I) pay, (I) pay in, (I) pour, (I) shed, (I) spill, (I) spill out, (I) tip, around, at, back, call, cry, direction, for, line (of verse), reverse, reversed, round, way—Preposition
3559vestitidresses, clothes, clothing, dressed, suitsMasculineNoun
3560vestitodress, suit, three-piece (suit), two-piece (suit)MasculineNoun
3561viyou, for you, to you, yourselves—Pronoun
3562viaaway, road, off, because of, duct, get, got, highway, owing to, paths, route, start, starting signal, street, way—Adverb
3563viaggitrips, (you) travel, journeysMasculineNoun
3564viaggia(he/she/it) travels, (you) travel—Verb
3565viaggiamo(we) travel—Verb
3566viaggiano(they) travel—Verb
3567viaggiare(to) travel, get, got—Verb
3568viaggiate(you) travel—Verb
3569viaggiotrip, journey, (I) travel, run, runs, tour, voyageMasculineNoun
3570vicinaneighbor, close, near, nearby, neighbourFeminineAdjective
3571vicinineighbors, close, close to, close by, near (at hand), nearby, neighbor, neighboring, neighbour, neighbouring, similar, sympatheticMasculineAdjective
3572vicinoclose, close to, close by, convenient, near, nearby, neighbor, neighbour, neighbouringMasculineAdjective
3573videsee, watch, imagine—Verb
3574videovideo, video clip, music video, video / visual display unitMasculineNoun
3575vidisee, watch, imagine—Verb
3576viene(he/she/it) comes, (he/she/it) comes up, (he/she/it) comes in, (he/she/it) arrives, (he/she/it) comes away, (he/she/it) comes down, (he/she/it) comes forward, (he/she/it) comes off, (he/she/it) comes out, (he/she/it) costs, (he/she/it) fades, (he/she/it) faints, (he/she/it) follows, (he/she/it) gets, (he/she/it) grows up, (he/she/it) is, (he/she/it) is owed, (he/she/it) turns out, (he/she/it) works out, (he/she/it/you) yet to come, (he/she/it] is coming, (you) are, (you) are owed, (you) arrive, (you) come, (you) come away, (you) come down, (you) come forward, (you) come in, (you) come off, (you) come out, (you) come up, (you) cost, (you) fade, (you) faint, (you) follow, (you) get, (you) grow up, (you) turn out, (you) work out, come, coming, is—Verb
3577vieni(you) come, coming, you are coming—Verb
3578villaggiovillageMasculineNoun
3579vincere(to) win, (to) beat, (to) defeat, (to) break down, (to) conquer, (to) control oneself, (to) overcome, broke, broken, carried, carry, winning, wins, won—Verb
3580vinowineMasculineNoun
3581violapurple, (you) violate, (he/she/it) breaks, (he/she/it) breaks into, (he/she/it) infringes, (he/she/it) trespasses on, (he/she/it) violates, (you) break into, (you) infringe, (you) trespass onFeminineAdjective
3582violenzaviolence, act of violenceFeminineNoun
3583violiniviolins, break, infringeMasculineNoun
3584violinoviolin, trespass on, break, break into, desecrate, fiddle, infringe, rape, violate, violinist, violinsMasculineNoun
3585virtùvirtue, moral virtue, by virtue ofFeminineNoun
3586virus(computer) virusMasculineNoun
3587visiface, facesMasculineNoun
3588visionevision, view, eyesight, sight, views, visionsFeminineNoun
3589visionivisions, (you) examine, (you) view, viewFeminineNoun
3590visita(you) visit, visits, official visit, (he/she/it) examines, (he/she/it) goes round, (he/she/it) goes sightseeing in, (he/she/it) inspects, (he/she/it) pays [somebody] a visit, (he/she/it) sees, (he/she/it) tours, (he/she/it) views, (he/she/it) visits, (he/she/it/you) a call, (you) examine, (you) go round, (you) go sightseeing in, (you) inspect, (you) pay [somebody] a visit, (you) see, (you) tour, (you) view, call, medical examination, saw, see, seen, state visit, view, viewsFeminineNoun
3591visitare(to) visit, (to) to see, (to) to go round, (to) a call, (to) examine, (to) inspect, (to) pay [somebody] a visit, (to) see, (to) to go sightseeing in, (to) tour, (to) view, go round, go sightseeing in, look, saw, see, seen, view, views, visits, walk, walks—Verb
3592visitevisits, (he/she/it) visits, (he/she/it) goes round, (you) visitFeminineNoun
3593visitiamo(we) visit, (we) tour, (we) inspect, (we) a call, (we) examine, (we) go round, (we) go sightseeing in, (we) pay [somebody] a visit, (we) see, (we) view, saw, see, seen—Verb
3594visofaceMasculineNoun
3595visse(he/she/it/you) lived, (he/she/it/you) lived through, (he/she/it/you) went through, live—Verb
3596vistaseen, view, saw, (you) stamp, aspects, exposed, eyesight, on demand, sight, views, visible, vision, visions, whithout instruments, within sight ofFeminineNoun
3597vitalife, alive, living, waist, waistlineFeminineNoun
3598vitelives, (grape)vine, screwFeminineNoun
3599vittimavictim, sacrificial victim, casualtyFeminineNoun
3600vittimevictims, casualty, victimFeminineNoun
3601vivaalive, go (team)!, livingFeminineAdjective
3602vivacelively, active, bright, vivid—Adjective
3603vivano(may they) live—Verb
3604vive(he/she/it) lives, (he/she/it) experiences, (you) experience, (you) live, alive, livesFeminineAdjective
3605vivendoliving, living through, by living, going through—Verb
3606vivereliving, (to) live, (to) experience, (to) go through—Verb
3607vivesse(he/she/it/you) lived, (he/she/it/you) lived through, (he/she/it/you) went through—Verb
3608vivessero(they) lived, (they) lived through, (they) went through—Verb
3609vivete(you) live, (you) experience—Verb
3610viveva(he/she/it/you) was/were living, (he/she/it/you) lived, (he/she/it/you) used to live—Verb
3611vivevamo(we) lived, (we) were living, (we) used to live—Verb
3612vivi(you) live, (you) experience, alive, living—Verb
3613vivoalive, (I) live, (I) experience, acute, bright, lively, living, sharp, vividMasculineAdjective
3614vivonolive, (they) live, (they) have been living—Verb
3615vivràlive, (he/she/it/you) will live, (he/she/it/you) will live through, (he/she/it/you) will cope with—Verb
3616vivrannolive, (they) will live, (they) will live through, (they) will cope with—Verb
3617vivrebbelive, (he/she/it/you) would live, (he/she/it/you) would live through, (he/she/it/you) would cope with—Verb
3618vivrei(I) would live—Verb
3619vivròlive, (I) will live, (I) will live through, (I) will cope with—Verb
3620vocevoice, cry, call, entries, entry, heading, headword, hearsay, item, lemma, rumor, rumour, song, storyFeminineNoun
3621vocivoices, (you) shout, (you) yell, (you) clamour, entries, talkFeminineNoun
3622vogliawant, (she/he/it) wants, craving, desire, will, won't—Verb
3623vogliamowant, (we) want, (we) take—Verb
3624voglianowant, (they) want—Verb
3625voglio(I) want, (I) take—Verb
3626voglionowant, (they) want, (they) take, (they) need—Verb
3627voiyou, you (plural), you all—Pronoun
3628volano(they) fly, (they) fly away / off, (they) blow around—Verb
3629volare(to) fly, (to) to fly, (to) fly away / off, (to) blow away / off, (to) fall, (to) rush, (to) to blow around, (to) to zoom, blow around, zoom—Verb
3630volendowould like, requiring, taking, needing, wishing, being needed, meaning, wanting, being required—Verb
3631voler(to) mean, (to) want, (to) take, (to) be needed, (to) be required, (to) need, (to) require, (to) wish, (to) would like—Verb
3632volesse(he/she/it/you) wanted, (he/she/it/you) meant, (he/she/it/you) wished, wanted—Verb
3633volessi(I/you) wanted, (I/you) meant, (I/you) wished—Verb
3634volessimo(we) wanted, (we) meant, (we) wished, wanted—Verb
3635voletewant, (you) want, (you) take, (you) are needed, (you) are required, (you) mean, (you) need, (you) require, (you) wish, (you) would like, be needed, be required, do you want, like—Verb
3636volevawanted, (he/she/it/you) wanted, (he/she/it/you) used to want, (he/she/it/you) meant, (he/she/it/you) needed, (he/she/it/you) required, (he/she/it/you) took, (he/she/it/you) used to be needed, (he/she/it/you) used to be required, (he/she/it/you) used to mean, (he/she/it/you) used to need, (he/she/it/you) used to require, (he/she/it/you) used to take, (he/she/it/you) used to wish, (he/she/it/you) was/were being needed, (he/she/it/you) was/were being required, (he/she/it/you) was/were meaning, (he/she/it/you) was/were needed, (he/she/it/you) was/were needing, (he/she/it/you) was/were required, (he/she/it/you) was/were requiring, (he/she/it/you) was/were taking, (he/she/it/you) was/were wanting, (he/she/it/you) was/were wishing, (he/she/it/you) wished, liked—Verb
3637volevanowanted, (they) wanted, (they) used to want, (they) took, (they) were wanting, liked—Verb
3638voleviwanted, (you) wanted, (you) used to want, (you) meant, (you) needed, (you) required, (you) took, (you) used to be needed, (you) used to be required, (you) used to mean, (you) used to need, (you) used to require, (you) used to take, (you) used to wish, (you) was/were needed, (you) was/were required, (you) were being needed, (you) were being required, (you) were meaning, (you) were needing, (you) were requiring, (you) were taking, (you) were wanting, (you) were wishing, (you) wished, liked—Verb
3639volevowanted, (I) wanted, (I) used to want, (I) meant, (I) needed, (I) required, (I) took, (I) used to be needed, (I) used to be required, (I) used to mean, (I) used to need, (I) used to require, (I) used to take, (I) used to wish, (I) was/were being needed, (I) was/were being required, (I) was/were meaning, (I) was/were needed, (I) was/were needing, (I) was/were required, (I) was/were requiring, (I) was/were taking, (I) was/were wanting, (I) was/were wishing, (I) wished, liked—Verb
3640voliflights, (you) fly, (you) zoom, (you) rushMasculineNoun
3641vollewanted, want, (he/she/it/you) wanted, (he/she/it/you) meant, (he/she/it/you) needed, (he/she/it/you) required, (he/she/it/you) took, (he/she/it/you) was/were needed, (he/she/it/you) was/were required, (he/she/it/you) wished, like, liked—Verb
3642voloflight, (I) fly, (I) zoom, (I) blow around, (I) blow away / off, (I) fall, (I) fly away / off, (I) rushMasculineNoun
3643voltatime, archFeminineNoun
3644voltetimesFeminineNoun
3645vorràwant, (he/she/it/you) will want, (he/she/it/you) will take, (he/she/it/you) will mean, (he/she/it/you) will need, (he/she/it/you) will wish, like, liked, wanted—Verb
3646vorrebbelike, want, (he/she/it/you) would want, (he/she/it/you) would mean, (he/she/it/you) would need, (he/she/it/you) would take, (he/she/it/you) would wish, liked, wanted—Verb
3647vorrei(I) would like, (I) would want, (I) would be needed, (I) would be required, (I) would mean, (I) would need, (I) would require, (I) would take, (I) would wish, liked, want, wanted—Verb
3648vorròwant, (I) will want, (I) will mean, (I) will need, (I) will take, (I) will wish, like—Verb
3649vostreyour, yoursFeminineDeterminer
3650vostriyour, yoursMasculineDeterminer
3651vostroyour, yoursMasculineDeterminer
3652votare(to) vote (through), (to) to dedicate, (to) to give one’s vote, (to) devote, (to) devote oneself, (to) pass, dedicate, give one’s vote—Verb
3653votigrades, votes, (you) dedicate, (you) devote, (you) devote oneself, (you) give one’s vote, (you) pass, (you) vote (through)MasculineNoun
3654vulcanovolcano, VulcanMasculineNoun
3655vuoi(you) want, do you want—Verb
3656vuolewant, (he/she/it) wants, (you) want, (he/she/it) needs, (he/she/it) takes, (you) need, (you) take, wants—Verb
3657vuotaempty, clearFeminineAdjective
3658vuoto(I) empty (out), (I) clear out, (I) drain, bare, blank, clear, free, gap, hollow, in vain, opened, space, to no purpose, unoccupied, used, vacant, vacuous, vacuum, voidMasculineAdjective
3659zerozero—Numeral
3660ziaauntFeminineNoun
3661zieauntsFeminineNoun
3662ziouncleMasculineNoun
3663zonaarea, (you) zone, district, (he/she/it) zones, patch, region, regions, territory, zoneFeminineNoun
3664zonezone, areaFeminineNoun
3665zoozooMasculineNoun
3666zuccherosugar, (I) sugarMasculineNoun
3667zuppasoupFeminineNoun
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