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2,046 words · organised by CEFR level

The full Italian vocabulary deck used inside vocabcraft, listed here in frequency order and split by CEFR level. Every word has a mnemonic image generated specifically for it, native audio, and example sentences inside the app.

A1

935 words at the A1 CEFR level.

  1. #1
    ciaociao
    An informal greeting or farewell meaning 'hi' or 'bye'.
  2. #2
    graziegrazie
    an expression used to say thank you / thanks
  3. #3
    nono
    A negative response or refusal (opposite of 'yes').
  4. #4
    ioio
    I — first-person singular subject pronoun
  5. #5
    nonnon
    not — a negative particle placed before verbs, adjectives, or phrases to negate them
  6. #6
    avereavere
    to have; to possess or experience (possession, age, sensations)
  7. #7
    chichi
    who (question word asking for a person or people)
  8. #8
    dovedove
    where (question word asking about a place or location)
  9. #9
    acquaacqua
    water (the liquid for drinking, cooking, cleaning)
  10. #10
    didi
    of / belonging to; shows possession, authorship, or relationship
  11. #11
    concon
    with (indicates accompaniment, instrument, or manner)
  12. #12
    adessoadesso
    now; at this moment
  13. #13
    lìlì
    there (in that place)
  14. #14
    venirevenire
    to come; move toward the speaker or arrive
  15. #15
    domanidomani
    tomorrow; the day after today
  16. #16
    buongiornobuongiorno
    A polite daytime greeting: "good morning" or "good day".
  17. #17
    noinoi
    we (first-person plural subject pronoun)
  18. #18
    voivoi
    you (plural) — second-person plural subject pronoun
  19. #19
    prendereprendere
    to take; to get; to pick up (something, transport, or a drink)
  20. #20
    vederevedere
    to see; to perceive with the eyes or watch (e.g., a movie)
  21. #21
    capirecapire
    to understand; to grasp the meaning of something.
  22. #22
    oggioggi
    today (on this day)
  23. #23
    giornogiorno
    day; daytime or a 24-hour period
  24. #24
    momentomomento
    a short period of time; a point in time or an opportunity
  25. #25
    nienteniente
    nothing; not anything
  26. #26
    miomio
    Possessive adjective meaning "my", used before a noun and agreeing in gender and number.
  27. #27
    alal
    Contraction of 'a' + 'il' used before a masculine singular noun meaning 'to the', 'at the', or 'in the'.
  28. #28
    papàpapà
    dad; father (informal)
  29. #29
    uomouomo
    a man; an adult male person
  30. #30
    uscireuscire
    to go out; to leave a place or go out socially
  31. #31
    piccolopiccolo
    small; little
  32. #32
    nellanella
    in the (contraction of in + la), used before feminine singular nouns to indicate location, time, or context
  33. #33
    mama
    but; introduces contrast, exception, or objection
  34. #34
    sottosotto
    under; below; beneath (physically or figuratively)
  35. #35
    madremadre
    mother; female parent
  36. #36
    ospedaleospedale
    hospital — a medical facility where people receive treatment and care
  37. #37
    macchinamacchina
    car, automobile
  38. #38
    scuolascuola
    school; an educational institution or place where students learn
  39. #39
    oreore
    hours (plural of ora; units of time or clock hours)
  40. #40
    annoanno
    year (a period of 12 months; also used to talk about age)
  41. #41
    ieriieri
    yesterday (the day before today)
  42. #42
    nottenotte
    night — the period of darkness between sunset and sunrise
  43. #43
    berebere
    to drink (consume liquids)
  44. #44
    qualcunoqualcuno
    an unspecified person — someone / somebody (can also mean 'anyone' in questions)
  45. #45
    dormiredormire
    to sleep
  46. #46
    sentiresentire
    To perceive with the senses (especially to hear), or to notice smells/tastes/physical sensations
  47. #47
    pensarepensare
    to think (have a thought or an opinion)
  48. #48
    lavorarelavorare
    to work (be employed; perform work or labor)
  49. #49
    davverodavvero
    really, truly (used to emphasize a quality or statement)
  50. #50
    minutominuto
    a minute (unit of time, 60 seconds); a short period of time
  51. #51
    senzasenza
    without; lacking; not having
  52. #52
    chiamarechiamare
    to call (someone), e.g., by phone or by calling out to get attention
  53. #53
    usareusare
    to use; to make use of something
  54. #54
    viverevivere
    to live; be alive, reside, or have life experiences (general sense)
  55. #55
    parolaparola
    a single word; a unit of language
  56. #56
    chiederechiedere
    to ask; to pose a question
  57. #57
    librolibro
    a book (a printed or written work)
  58. #58
    perdereperdere
    to lose something or to be defeated
  59. #59
    teneretenere
    to hold or grasp with the hands
  60. #60
    figliofiglio
    son (male child)
  61. #61
    mesemese
    a month (one of the twelve divisions of the year)
  62. #62
    diecidieci
    ten (the number 10)
  63. #63
    amoreamore
    love (the feeling or emotion, including romantic or general affection)
  64. #64
    denarodenaro
    money; cash or funds used to buy things or pay debts.
  65. #65
    continuarecontinuare
    to continue; to keep doing something
  66. #66
    arrivederciarrivederci
    goodbye (polite; used when parting)
  67. #67
    buonanottebuonanotte
    good night — a farewell or wish said in the evening before someone goes to sleep
  68. #68
    imparareimparare
    to learn; to acquire knowledge or a skill
  69. #69
    conoscereconoscere
    to know or be familiar with a person, place, or thing
  70. #70
    ascoltareascoltare
    to listen to; to pay attention to sounds or what someone says
  71. #71
    sceglierescegliere
    to choose; to select
  72. #72
    camminarecamminare
    to walk; to go on foot
  73. #73
    scenderescendere
    to go down; to descend; to decrease
  74. #74
    toccaretoccare
    to touch something or someone physically
  75. #75
    finestrafinestra
    a window (an opening in a wall, usually with glass)
  76. #76
    sediasedia
    a piece of furniture for sitting (a chair)
  77. #77
    bicchierebicchiere
    a drinking glass; a container used to drink from
  78. #78
    lattelatte
    milk (the white liquid produced by mammals, used as a drink and in cooking)
  79. #79
    docciadoccia
    shower (the fixture or enclosure you stand in to wash)
  80. #80
    sabatosabato
    Saturday (the day of the week)
  81. #81
    estateestate
    summer (the season)
  82. #82
    freddofreddo
    cold (low temperature)
  83. #83
    finalmentefinalmente
    at last; after a long wait (expressing relief that something happened)
  84. #84
    purtroppopurtroppo
    unfortunately; used to express regret or that something undesirable happened
  85. #85
    giaccagiacca
    a jacket or blazer — an outer garment worn on the upper body
  86. #86
    casocaso
    a particular instance, situation, or occurrence (a case, e.g., medical or legal)
  87. #87
    nonnononno
    grandfather; the father of one's parent
  88. #88
    amareamare
    to love; to feel deep affection or strong liking for someone or something
  89. #89
    ee
    and — used to connect words, phrases, or clauses
  90. #90
    zerozero
    the number 0; none or nothing
  91. #91
    neronero
    black (the color)
  92. #92
    situazionesituazione
    situation; the state of things or circumstances at a particular time
  93. #93
    studiarestudiare
    to study (learn, attend classes, or prepare for exams)
  94. #94
    metàmetà
    A half; a portion equal to 50% of something
  95. #95
    etàetà
    age (how old a person or thing is)
  96. #96
    coppiacoppia
    Two people in a romantic or domestic relationship (a couple)
  97. #97
    pulirepulire
    to clean (remove dirt from something)
  98. #98
    panepane
    bread
  99. #99
    acquistareacquistare
    to buy; to purchase
  100. #100
    olioolio
    oil (edible oil such as olive oil, or oil in general)
  101. #101
    lavarelavare
    to wash or clean something
  102. #102
    lunedìlunedì
    Monday, the day of the week
  103. #103
    invernoinverno
    winter — the cold season between autumn and spring
  104. #104
    neveneve
    snow
  105. #105
    modernomoderno
    modern; up-to-date, relating to the present or recent times
  106. #106
    cantarecantare
    to sing
  107. #107
    ricettaricetta
    a cooking recipe; instructions for preparing a dish
  108. #108
    descriveredescrivere
    to describe; to give the characteristics or details of someone or something
  109. #109
    giugnogiugno
    June — the sixth month of the year.
  110. #110
    agostoagosto
    the month of August
  111. #111
    mentirementire
    to tell an untruth deliberately; to lie
  112. #112
    famosofamoso
    well-known; widely known or celebrated
  113. #113
    sìsì
    yes; an affirmative response
  114. #114
    perper
    for / to / indicating purpose, benefit, cause, duration, or exchange
  115. #115
    tutu
    you (singular, informal subject pronoun)
  116. #116
    mimi
    first-person clitic object pronoun used as direct or indirect object: 'me' or 'to me'
  117. #117
    essereessere
    to be; indicate existence, identity, or a state
  118. #118
    andareandare
    to go; move or travel from one place to another
  119. #119
    farefare
    to do; to make
  120. #120
    cheche
    that (introduces a subordinate clause)
  121. #121
    cosacosa
    a thing, object, or matter
  122. #122
    ilil
    the (definite article used before masculine singular nouns)
  123. #123
    lala
    the (feminine singular definite article, used before a feminine singular noun)
  124. #124
    sisi
    Third-person reflexive pronoun (himself/herself/themselves), used as a clitic
  125. #125
    inin
    inside or within (location)
  126. #126
    dada
    from; since; starting at (origin, source, or starting time)
  127. #127
    personapersona
    a human being; an individual person
  128. #128
    starestare
    to stay or remain in a place
  129. #129
    tempotempo
    time (the concept or amount of time)
  130. #130
    meme
    The stressed/prepositional form of the first-person singular object pronoun (used after prepositions or for emphasis).
  131. #131
    tete
    you (stressed/tonic object pronoun, used after prepositions or for emphasis)
  132. #132
    luilui
    he; him — third-person singular masculine pronoun used as subject or as a stressed object
  133. #133
    dammidammi
    Informal imperative 'give me' — a request for someone to hand, provide, or allow something (including time or information).
  134. #134
    saperesapere
    to know (have knowledge of facts or information)
  135. #135
    perchéperché
    why — used to ask for a reason
  136. #136
    quantoquanto
    How much / how many (question word used before a noun to ask quantity)
  137. #137
    altroaltro
    other, different (indicating something/someone distinct from the one mentioned)
  138. #138
    tuttotutto
    all; every (used before a noun)
  139. #139
    nostronostro
    our — belonging to or associated with us (possessive adjective used before a noun)
  140. #140
    susu
    on, on top of; indicates location or contact on a surface
  141. #141
    deldel
    Contraction of di + il meaning 'of the' or 'from the' (showing possession, origin, or relation).
  142. #142
    amicoamico
    friend (male) or friend in general
  143. #143
    famigliafamiglia
    family; a group of related people or the household
  144. #144
    bambinobambino
    a child; a young person (usually male)
  145. #145
    nuovonuovo
    new; recently made, obtained, or first/unused
  146. #146
    bellobello
    beautiful; attractive; pleasant
  147. #147
    ancheanche
    also; in addition; too
  148. #148
    menomeno
    less; to a smaller degree (comparative)
  149. #149
    fuorifuori
    outside; out (not inside)
  150. #150
    fratellofratello
    brother (male sibling)
  151. #151
    quattroquattro
    the number four
  152. #152
    daldal
    Contraction of da + il meaning 'from the' (indicates origin or starting point in space or time, or location 'at someone's/thing's place').
  153. #153
    cittàcittà
    a city or town
  154. #154
    staserastasera
    this evening; tonight
  155. #155
    metteremettere
    to put or place; also used for putting on (clothes) or starting/setting something (e.g., music, a device)
  156. #156
    lasciarelasciare
    to leave; to go away from a place or person
  157. #157
    ogniogni
    every; each (used before a singular noun to indicate all members of a group)
  158. #158
    nessunonessuno
    nobody, no one (referring to people)
  159. #159
    cici
    us (clitic object: direct or indirect)
  160. #160
    nene
    Replaces 'di + noun' to mean 'of it / of them' or 'some' (used for quantities or topics)
  161. #161
    portareportare
    to carry or move something or someone from one place to another; to bring or take
  162. #162
    buonobuono
    good; of high quality or morally good
  163. #163
    forseforse
    maybe; perhaps — used to express uncertainty or possibility.
  164. #164
    peròperò
    but; however — used to introduce a contrast, exception, or reservation
  165. #165
    sempresempre
    always; at all times
  166. #166
    settimanasettimana
    week (a period of seven days)
  167. #167
    allaalla
    Contraction of a + la meaning "to the" or "at the" for feminine singular nouns.
  168. #168
    aiutareaiutare
    to help; to assist
  169. #169
    cibocibo
    food; things that are eaten for nourishment
  170. #170
    guardareguardare
    to look at; to watch
  171. #171
    dalladalla
    from the (feminine singular) — indicates origin, source, starting point, or movement away
  172. #172
    cosìcosì
    in this way; like this/that
  173. #173
    stessostesso
    same; identical
  174. #174
    testatesta
    head (the body part)
  175. #175
    vitavita
    life; existence; the state of being alive
  176. #176
    cambiarecambiare
    to change; to make or become different, or to replace/switch something
  177. #177
    scusamiscusami
    Informal 'sorry' or 'excuse me' used to apologize
  178. #178
    poterepotere
    to be able to; to have the ability to do something
  179. #179
    quindiquindi
    therefore; for that reason (introduces a logical conclusion or result)
  180. #180
    paesepaese
    a country; a nation
  181. #181
    troppotroppo
    too; excessively (modifies verbs, adjectives, or adverbs)
  182. #182
    tantotanto
    to a great extent; very much
  183. #183
    vedertivederti
    to see (to perceive with the eyes)
  184. #184
    pagarepagare
    to give money for goods or services; to pay a bill or price
  185. #185
    finirefinire
    to finish; to end
  186. #186
    uominiuomini
    men (plural of 'man')
  187. #187
    famefame
    hunger; the physical need or strong desire for food
  188. #188
    musicamusica
    music; musical sound or compositions (songs, instrumental pieces)
  189. #189
    terraterra
    soil, ground — the material underfoot (dirt, used for planting)
  190. #190
    dolcedolce
    sweet (taste); also used to mean kind or gentle
  191. #191
    boccabocca
    mouth (the body part)
  192. #192
    primoprimo
    first (ordinal) — coming before all others in order
  193. #193
    compleannocompleanno
    birthday (the anniversary of someone's birth, or the celebration for that day)
  194. #194
    oo
    or — used to present an alternative or choice
  195. #195
    puntopunto
    a dot or small mark; a punctuation sign (period/full stop) or decimal point
  196. #196
    cioècioè
    that is / i.e. — used to restate or make something clearer
  197. #197
    settesette
    the number seven
  198. #198
    sbagliaresbagliare
    to make a mistake; to be wrong
  199. #199
    servizioservizio
    assistance or the act of serving provided to customers (e.g., table service, customer service)
  200. #200
    letteralettera
    a written message sent to someone (a mail letter)
  201. #201
    esempioesempio
    an example, instance, or model used to show or explain something
  202. #202
    comprarecomprare
    to buy; to purchase
  203. #203
    livellolivello
    height or position on a vertical scale; amount measured on a level (e.g., water level, sea level, altitude)
  204. #204
    carnecarne
    meat (edible animal flesh)
  205. #205
    caldocaldo
    hot or warm (temperature; for weather, food, objects, drinks)
  206. #206
    vinovino
    wine (the alcoholic drink made from fermented grapes)
  207. #207
    caffècaffè
    coffee (the drink), often an espresso or a cup of coffee
  208. #208
    comunecomune
    common; shared; ordinary
  209. #209
    rossorosso
    red (the color)
  210. #210
    aprireaprire
    to open (something)
  211. #211
    ristoranteristorante
    a place where meals are prepared and served to customers (restaurant)
  212. #212
    cominciarecominciare
    to begin; to start (something or to do something)
  213. #213
    immediatamenteimmediatamente
    immediately; without delay
  214. #214
    ridereridere
    to laugh (make sounds/express amusement)
  215. #215
    colorecolore
    a color; a particular visual hue or shade (e.g., red, blue)
  216. #216
    bassobasso
    short (of a person's or object's height)
  217. #217
    ricordarericordare
    to remember; have something in mind or memory
  218. #218
    seguireseguire
    to follow (go after someone or something; also to follow someone online or track their actions)
  219. #219
    buonaserabuonasera
    good evening — a polite greeting used in the late afternoon and evening, also used when taking leave
  220. #220
    spiegarespiegare
    to make something clear; describe or clarify so others understand
  221. #221
    ponteponte
    a structure built to cross an obstacle (river, road, valley)
  222. #222
    spegnerespegnere
    to turn off or switch off (a device, light, engine)
  223. #223
    ugualeuguale
    equal; the same as something else
  224. #224
    italianoitaliano
    From or relating to Italy (people, culture, language)
  225. #225
    pioggiapioggia
    rain; water that falls from the sky
  226. #226
    frasefrase
    a group of words expressing a complete thought; a sentence or phrase
  227. #227
    temperaturatemperatura
    the degree of heat or cold measured on a scale (e.g., air, objects, liquids)
  228. #228
    quindiciquindici
    the number fifteen (15)
  229. #229
    trentatrenta
    the number thirty (30)
  230. #230
    pastapasta
    pasta (noodles or pasta dishes made from durum wheat, typically boiled and served with a sauce)
  231. #231
    cinquantacinquanta
    fifty (the number 50)
  232. #232
    percheperché
    why (asks for a reason)
  233. #233
    unun
    masculine singular indefinite article meaning 'a' or 'an' used before masculine singular nouns
  234. #234
    unauna
    feminine singular indefinite article meaning 'a' or 'an'.
  235. #235
    loroloro
    they (subject pronoun)
  236. #236
    leilei
    she (third-person singular feminine subject)
  237. #237
    quandoquando
    when (as a question or in indirect questions; asks about time)
  238. #238
    oraora
    now; at the present moment
  239. #239
    piacerepiacere
    to be pleasing to someone; to be liked (used with an indirect object: "mi piace" = I like)
  240. #240
    perchèperchè
    why (used to ask for a reason)
  241. #241
    moltomolto
    very; to a high degree (modifies adjectives, adverbs, or verbs)
  242. #242
    trovaretrovare
    to find or locate something or someone
  243. #243
    grandegrande
    big, large (size)
  244. #244
    ancoraancora
    still; yet (continuation or something not happened up to now)
  245. #245
    manomano
    hand (the body part)
  246. #246
    duedue
    the number two; a quantity of two
  247. #247
    tretre
    the cardinal number three
  248. #248
    stanzastanza
    a room in a building (house, hotel, etc.)
  249. #249
    passarepassare
    to go past or move by (a place or object)
  250. #250
    proprioproprio
    one's own; belonging to someone
  251. #251
    spessospesso
    often; frequently
  252. #252
    volerevolere
    to want; to wish; to be willing to
  253. #253
    mangiaremangiare
    to eat; to have a meal
  254. #254
    parlareparlare
    to speak; to talk (including speaking a language or talking with someone)
  255. #255
    daredare
    to give; to hand over; to grant (something to someone)
  256. #256
    dicidici
    you say / you tell
  257. #257
    ragazzoragazzo
    boy; young man; (informal) boyfriend
  258. #258
    piupiù
    more; a greater quantity, amount, degree, or extent
  259. #259
    spiacespiace
    Used impersonally to express regret or apology (literally 'it displeases [someone]')
  260. #260
    pianopiano
    a level or floor of a building
  261. #261
    giocaregiocare
    to play (games, sports, musical instruments)
  262. #262
    esserciesserci
    to be present or located in a place (to be there)
  263. #263
    cosicosì
    in this way; like this; to this degree (so)
  264. #264
    eccoecco
    Used to present, show, or hand something to someone: 'here is/are' or 'here you go'.
  265. #265
    donnadonna
    a woman; an adult female person
  266. #266
    sulsul
    Contraction of su + il; means 'on the' or 'about the' before a masculine singular noun
  267. #267
    attenzioneattenzione
    attention; careful mental focus or consideration
  268. #268
    poliziapolizia
    the police; the police force or police department
  269. #269
    tarditardi
    late (after the expected or usual time)
  270. #270
    cenacena
    dinner; the evening meal
  271. #271
    dopodopo
    after (followed by a noun or phrase to indicate time or sequence)
  272. #272
    restarerestare
    to stay or remain in a place or in a state
  273. #273
    benissimobenissimo
    very well; excellent — used to say something is done very well or to express strong approval.
  274. #274
    giustogiusto
    correct; right (not wrong, accurate)
  275. #275
    giàgià
    already
  276. #276
    veramenteveramente
    really; truly — used to emphasize that something is true or to intensify an adjective or verb
  277. #277
    messaggiomessaggio
    a message — a written or spoken communication sent to someone (e.g., text, email, voicemail)
  278. #278
    pranzopranzo
    lunch; the midday meal
  279. #279
    ziozio
    uncle (the brother of one of your parents or the husband of your aunt)
  280. #280
    salasala
    A room or hall, especially a large room used for a specific purpose (meeting, waiting, performances, etc.)
  281. #281
    ormaiormai
    by now; at this point (indicating that time has passed and a situation is settled)
  282. #282
    prepararepreparare
    to make ready or arrange something
  283. #283
    offrireoffrire
    to offer; to give or make something available to someone (including offering to pay, provide services, or present opportunities)
  284. #284
    appuntamentoappuntamento
    a scheduled meeting or appointment (business, medical, or other arranged meeting)
  285. #285
    ringraziareringraziare
    to thank (someone)
  286. #286
    assolutamenteassolutamente
    absolutely; completely — used to emphasize the degree of something
  287. #287
    ragioneragione
    reason; cause or explanation for something
  288. #288
    volarevolare
    to fly (move through the air), including travelling by airplane
  289. #289
    moriremorire
    to die; to stop living
  290. #290
    segretosegreto
    Information, fact, or thing that is kept hidden from others
  291. #291
    sorpresasorpresa
    an unexpected event, gift, or feeling of astonishment
  292. #292
    stamattinastamattina
    this morning (earlier today, in the morning)
  293. #293
    scriverescrivere
    to write (compose text or record information)
  294. #294
    biancobianco
    white (the color)
  295. #295
    pomeriggiopomeriggio
    afternoon (the part of the day after noon and before evening)
  296. #296
    lunaluna
    the Moon (Earth's natural satellite)
  297. #297
    prezzoprezzo
    the amount of money required to buy something; price or cost
  298. #298
    colazionecolazione
    breakfast
  299. #299
    stazionestazione
    station; a place where trains, buses, or other public transport stop
  300. #300
    tortatorta
    a sweet baked dessert (cake or tart)
  301. #301
    nasonaso
    nose (the part of the face used for smelling and breathing)
  302. #302
    chiuderechiudere
    to close or shut (something), including doors, windows, shops, files, meetings
  303. #303
    decideredecidere
    to decide; to make a choice or come to a conclusion
  304. #304
    ballareballare
    to dance (move rhythmically to music)
  305. #305
    stilestile
    style; the manner or way of doing, expressing, or presenting something; fashion or aesthetic
  306. #306
    coltellocoltello
    knife; a cutting tool with a blade
  307. #307
    gattogatto
    cat (the animal, commonly kept as a pet)
  308. #308
    muovitimuoviti
    Tell someone to change position or move their body
  309. #309
    caderecadere
    to fall down (physically lose balance and drop)
  310. #310
    parcoparco
    a public park or green area used for recreation
  311. #311
    tradurretradurre
    to translate (express words or text from one language into another)
  312. #312
    giornalegiornale
    a newspaper (printed or online) that reports news and current events
  313. #313
    scarpascarpa
    a shoe (one item of footwear)
  314. #314
    ripetereripetere
    to repeat; to say or do something again or rehearse
  315. #315
    perdonareperdonare
    to forgive or pardon someone for an offense or mistake
  316. #316
    inviareinviare
    to send (to transmit something to someone or somewhere, e.g. a message, package, or file)
  317. #317
    piattopiatto
    a plate (the physical piece of dinnerware)
  318. #318
    chilometrochilometro
    a unit of distance equal to 1,000 meters (kilometre/kilometer)
  319. #319
    ginocchioginocchio
    knee (the joint on the leg)
  320. #320
    terminareterminare
    to finish or bring something to an end
  321. #321
    simpaticosimpatico
    pleasant, likable; describes someone or something friendly or easy to get along with
  322. #322
    orecchioorecchio
    ear (the physical organ used for hearing)
  323. #323
    proprietàproprietà
    property; something owned (land, buildings, or possessions)
  324. #324
    atmosferaatmosfera
    the layer of gases surrounding a planet or celestial body
  325. #325
    settembresettembre
    the month of September (the ninth month of the year)
  326. #326
    particolarmenteparticolarmente
    particularly; especially
  327. #327
    economiaeconomia
    the economy of a country, region, or sector (economic system or state)
  328. #328
    luglioluglio
    July (the seventh month of the year).
  329. #329
    maggiomaggio
    May (the fifth month of the year)
  330. #330
    aprileaprile
    April — the fourth month of the year
  331. #331
    ottobreottobre
    October, the tenth month of the year
  332. #332
    dicembredicembre
    the twelfth month of the year (December)
  333. #333
    gennaiogennaio
    January — the first month of the year
  334. #334
    arrabbiarsiarrabbiarsi
    to become/get angry
  335. #335
    titi
    Informal second-person singular clitic object pronoun: 'you' used as a direct object, indirect object, or with reflexive verbs.
  336. #336
    comecome
    how (used in questions and exclamations)
  337. #337
    prontopronto
    ready; prepared; available
  338. #338
    benebene
    well; in good health or good condition
  339. #339
    certocerto
    sure, certain; definite
  340. #340
    quiqui
    here; in or at this place or location
  341. #341
    dimmidimmi
    Tell me (informal imperative of 'dire', used to ask someone to say something or give information)
  342. #342
    qualcosaqualcosa
    something; anything (used for an unspecified or unknown thing)
  343. #343
    amoamo
    I love / I like (first-person singular present of amare)
  344. #344
    qualequale
    which (used before a noun to ask or specify)
  345. #345
    tuotuo
    your (masculine singular possessive adjective)
  346. #346
    nelnel
    Contraction of 'in' + 'il' meaning 'in the' used before masculine singular nouns
  347. #347
    mammamamma
    mother; mom (informal term for one's mother)
  348. #348
    entrareentrare
    to enter; to go into (a place or a state)
  349. #349
    tornaretornare
    to return; to come back (to a place or a previous state)
  350. #350
    cercarecercare
    to look for; to search for someone or something
  351. #351
    alloraallora
    at that time / back then (temporal)
  352. #352
    maimai
    never (at no time; used to negate)
  353. #353
    corpocorpo
    the physical body of a person or animal; the main physical structure of something
  354. #354
    gentegente
    people; the general public or a group of persons
  355. #355
    padrepadre
    male parent; dad
  356. #356
    sese
    if — introduces a condition
  357. #357
    stradastrada
    a public road or street for vehicles and pedestrians
  358. #358
    lettoletto
    bed (a piece of furniture for sleeping)
  359. #359
    numeronumero
    a number; a numeral or quantity
  360. #360
    qualqual
    Short form of 'quale' used before a noun (especially before a vowel) meaning 'which' or 'what'.
  361. #361
    aspettareaspettare
    to wait for someone or something
  362. #362
    vecchiovecchio
    old (of people or animals; advanced in age)
  363. #363
    appenaappena
    just; a short time ago
  364. #364
    tratra
    between; among (showing position or relationship)
  365. #365
    vicinovicino
    near, close (in space or time)
  366. #366
    avantiavanti
    forward; ahead (spatial or directional)
  367. #367
    arrivarearrivare
    to arrive; to reach a place or destination
  368. #368
    bagnobagno
    a bathroom or restroom (room with toilet, sink, and often shower or tub)
  369. #369
    signorasignora
    polite form of address for a woman (Mrs./Ms./Madam)
  370. #370
    tienitieni
    to hold; used as 'you hold' (present) or the informal imperative 'hold!' / 'here, take this'
  371. #371
    nullanulla
    nothing; not anything
  372. #372
    benben
    well; in a good or satisfactory way
  373. #373
    mondomondo
    world; the Earth; people or society in general
  374. #374
    malemale
    badly; poorly; not well (also used to say someone feels unwell)
  375. #375
    provareprovare
    to try or attempt; to test or try on
  376. #376
    domandedomande
    questions (things asked to get information)
  377. #377
    robaroba
    informal: stuff, things; belongings or items (uncountable)
  378. #378
    chiarochiaro
    clear; easy to understand or obvious
  379. #379
    serasera
    evening; the period from late afternoon to night
  380. #380
    quasiquasi
    almost; nearly; approximately
  381. #381
    almenoalmeno
    at least (a minimum amount, number, or degree)
  382. #382
    abbastanzaabbastanza
    sufficiently; enough (indicates an adequate quantity or degree)
  383. #383
    tipotipo
    a kind or category; type
  384. #384
    oppureoppure
    or; otherwise — used to present an alternative or choice
  385. #385
    inveceinvece
    instead (as an alternative or replacement)
  386. #386
    mentrementre
    while — indicates two actions happening at the same time
  387. #387
    oltreoltre
    beyond; on the other side of (spatial)
  388. #388
    modomodo
    a way, manner, or method of doing something
  389. #389
    controllarecontrollare
    to check, verify, or inspect
  390. #390
    crederecredere
    to believe; to accept something as true
  391. #391
    diventarediventare
    to become; to change into a different state, role, or condition
  392. #392
    cameracamera
    a room in a building for living, sleeping, working, etc.
  393. #393
    mogliemoglie
    wife (a married woman; a female spouse)
  394. #394
    luceluce
    light (visible illumination); a source of light (lamp, bulb); electricity in casual contexts
  395. #395
    rimanererimanere
    to stay or remain (be in a place or continue in a state)
  396. #396
    listalista
    a list; a series or record of items, names, or tasks
  397. #397
    grossogrosso
    big; large in size or amount; important
  398. #398
    lungolungo
    long (in length or duration)
  399. #399
    solesole
    the sun (the star that gives light and warmth to the Earth)
  400. #400
    ariaaria
    air (the gas around us; a breeze or ventilation)
  401. #401
    prossimoprossimo
    Next; coming soon (in time or order)
  402. #402
    ultimoultimo
    last; final; most recent
  403. #403
    altoalto
    high; tall; upper (having great height or located above others; also used for high pitch or level)
  404. #404
    bruttobrutto
    ugly; unattractive (physical appearance)
  405. #405
    festafesta
    a party or social gathering
  406. #406
    sicuramentesicuramente
    certainly; definitely; for sure
  407. #407
    servireservire
    to serve food or drinks; to wait on customers
  408. #408
    soltantosoltanto
    only; just; merely
  409. #409
    piuttostopiuttosto
    to a certain extent; fairly; rather (indicates degree or intensity)
  410. #410
    giùgiù
    down; in a lower place or direction
  411. #411
    speraresperare
    to hope; to wish for something to happen
  412. #412
    carocaro
    expensive; costing a lot
  413. #413
    riceverericevere
    to receive or get something (mail, a call, a package, payment)
  414. #414
    preferirepreferire
    to prefer; to like or choose one thing over another
  415. #415
    mancaremancare
    to be lacking; to be missing (something)
  416. #416
    finchéfinché
    until; up to the time that
  417. #417
    comunquecomunque
    anyway; in any case; nevertheless (discourse marker to return to a point or dismiss a remark)
  418. #418
    circacirca
    about; approximately
  419. #419
    ordinareordinare
    to order (request goods, food, or services)
  420. #420
    storiastoria
    a story or tale (a narrative, fiction or account)
  421. #421
    sensosenso
    a faculty of perception or an internal feeling/awareness
  422. #422
    paurapaura
    fear; the feeling of being afraid or worried
  423. #423
    attentoattento
    careful; cautious (avoiding danger or mistakes)
  424. #424
    vostrovostro
    your (plural) — possessive adjective used before a noun to show something belongs to you (plural)
  425. #425
    cece
    A colloquial clitic form of 'ci' used before other clitic pronouns or in fixed expressions to mark 'there' or to form combined pronouns.
  426. #426
    glieloglielo
    A combined clitic pronoun (indirect + direct) meaning 'it to him/her/them' — replaces phrases like 'a lui/lei/loro + lo'.
  427. #427
    vistovisto
    past participle of vedere — 'seen' / 'have seen'
  428. #428
    permetterepermettere
    to allow or give permission to someone to do something
  429. #429
    erroreerrore
    a mistake or error (in action, judgment, calculation, or a system)
  430. #430
    alzarealzare
    to raise or lift something; to increase or turn up (e.g., volume, price)
  431. #431
    cucinarecucinare
    to cook; prepare food by heating or combining ingredients
  432. #432
    nemmenonemmeno
    not even / neither — used to emphasize absence or to add an additional negative item
  433. #433
    respirarerespirare
    to breathe (move air in and out of the lungs)
  434. #434
    leggeroleggero
    not heavy; having little weight
  435. #435
    fantasticofantastico
    excellent; very good (used to praise something)
  436. #436
    serioserio
    serious; not playful or joking (about a person or attitude)
  437. #437
    posizioneposizione
    physical location or placement
  438. #438
    controcontro
    Indicating physical contact or position (touching, leaning on, or against something).
  439. #439
    tiraretirare
    to pull or move something toward you or in a direction
  440. #440
    rompererompere
    to break or cause something to break; to make something separate, damaged, or stop working
  441. #441
    visitarevisitare
    to go to see a person or place (for social, cultural, or tourist reasons)
  442. #442
    costruirecostruire
    to build or construct (a physical structure) or to assemble/establish something
  443. #443
    insegnareinsegnare
    to teach; to give instruction or show how to do something
  444. #444
    vocevoce
    voice — the sound produced by a person when speaking or singing; by extension, someone's opinion or ability to speak up
  445. #445
    raccontareraccontare
    to tell, narrate, or recount events, stories, or information
  446. #446
    programmaprogramma
    A plan, schedule, or list of items for an event, organization, or political platform
  447. #447
    realtàrealtà
    reality; the state of things as they actually exist or the real world (as opposed to imagination or fiction)
  448. #448
    prometterepromettere
    to promise; to assure someone you will do something
  449. #449
    considerareconsiderare
    to think about something carefully or reflect on it
  450. #450
    convincereconvincere
    to persuade someone to believe, accept, or do something
  451. #451
    valerevalere
    to be worth; to have a monetary or general value
  452. #452
    batterebattere
    to strike or hit something; to knock
  453. #453
    dirittodiritto
    a right or entitlement (legal or moral)
  454. #454
    scenascena
    A part of a play, film, or TV show (a scene)
  455. #455
    riprendereriprendere
    to resume or start again (an activity or event)
  456. #456
    pazzopazzo
    mentally ill, insane; used for someone who behaves dangerously or irrationally
  457. #457
    armaarma
    weapon; arms (a device used to attack or defend)
  458. #458
    iniziareiniziare
    to begin; to start (an action, event, or process)
  459. #459
    negozionegozio
    A shop or store where goods are sold
  460. #460
    spaziospazio
    an area, room, or available capacity (physical or figurative)
  461. #461
    notizianotizia
    news; a piece of information or a report
  462. #462
    linealinea
    A long, thin mark, stroke, or outline; the shape or contour of something
  463. #463
    tranquillotranquillo
    calm, quiet, peaceful (describing a person, place, or situation)
  464. #464
    silenziosilenzio
    silence; quiet; lack of noise
  465. #465
    altrimentialtrimenti
    otherwise; if not; or else (expressing a consequence)
  466. #466
    salvaresalvare
    to rescue or free someone or something from danger
  467. #467
    canzonecanzone
    a song; a musical piece sung by a person or group
  468. #468
    tristetriste
    sad; feeling unhappy or sorrowful
  469. #469
    infattiinfatti
    Used to introduce confirmation, emphasis, or an explanation; 'in fact', 'indeed', or 'actually'.
  470. #470
    certamentecertamente
    certainly; used to agree strongly or to emphasize that something is true or will happen
  471. #471
    occasioneoccasione
    a chance or opportunity to do something
  472. #472
    cellularecellulare
    mobile phone; cell phone
  473. #473
    borsaborsa
    a bag, purse, or handbag used to carry personal items
  474. #474
    sieditisiediti
    Tell one person (informal) to sit down
  475. #475
    tavolotavolo
    a piece of furniture with a flat top used for eating, working, or placing objects
  476. #476
    stagionestagione
    A season of the year (spring, summer, autumn, winter)
  477. #477
    rispondererispondere
    to answer; to reply
  478. #478
    contentocontento
    happy, pleased, or satisfied
  479. #479
    ingleseinglese
    English (relating to England or its people or culture)
  480. #480
    differenzadifferenza
    a distinction or contrast between two people, things, ideas, or situations
  481. #481
    codicecodice
    a system of rules or laws (e.g., legal code, ethical code)
  482. #482
    eccoloeccolo
    Used to point out or present someone or something; means 'here he/it is' or 'here you go' when handing something.
  483. #483
    umanoumano
    relating to people or human beings
  484. #484
    pellepelle
    skin (the outer covering of a person or animal)
  485. #485
    pericolosopericoloso
    dangerous; likely to cause harm or risk
  486. #486
    vederlovederlo
    to see him/it (either to perceive visually or to meet someone in person)
  487. #487
    partirepartire
    to leave or depart (from a place)
  488. #488
    perciòperciò
    for that reason; therefore; so (introducing a result or conclusion)
  489. #489
    sembraresembrare
    to seem; to appear (be perceived in a certain way)
  490. #490
    cattivocattivo
    of poor quality; not good
  491. #491
    smetteresmettere
    to stop or quit (doing something)
  492. #492
    bellissimobellissimo
    Extremely beautiful; very attractive (visual)
  493. #493
    gambagamba
    leg; a limb of a person or animal, or a supporting part of furniture
  494. #494
    vincerevincere
    to win (a game, contest, match, prize)
  495. #495
    indirizzoindirizzo
    An address for mail, email, or a web/online address
  496. #496
    esperienzaesperienza
    knowledge or skill gained through practice or work
  497. #497
    diversidiversi
    different; not the same
  498. #498
    saltaresaltare
    to jump (physically move upward or over something)
  499. #499
    muromuro
    a vertical structure that separates, protects, or encloses an area; a wall
  500. #500
    trannetranne
    except; apart from
  501. #501
    giustiziagiustizia
    fairness; the principle of moral rightness
  502. #502
    terzoterzo
    third (ordinal number); used to indicate the position after the second
  503. #503
    lingualingua
    the soft muscular organ in the mouth (tongue)
  504. #504
    rumorerumore
    noise; a sound, usually unpleasant, loud, or disturbing
  505. #505
    turnoturno
    a scheduled period of work (a shift)
  506. #506
    pausapausa
    a short break or rest from an activity
  507. #507
    memoriamemoria
    the mental ability to remember things
  508. #508
    pallapalla
    a round object used in games or sports
  509. #509
    naturanatura
    the natural world; plants, animals, landscapes, and ecosystems
  510. #510
    anzianzi
    on the contrary; rather (used to contradict or correct a previous statement)
  511. #511
    professoreprofessore
    male teacher or professor (at school or university)
  512. #512
    pescepesce
    a fish; the aquatic animal or its flesh used as food
  513. #513
    obiettivoobiettivo
    a goal, aim, or target (something you want to achieve)
  514. #514
    incontrareincontrare
    to meet someone; to get together with someone
  515. #515
    accettareaccettare
    to accept; to agree to receive, approve, or take something
  516. #516
    fermarefermare
    to stop (someone or something); to make something cease moving or operating
  517. #517
    guidareguidare
    to drive (a vehicle) or operate a motorized vehicle.
  518. #518
    mandaremandare
    to send (something or someone); to mail or forward
  519. #519
    effettoeffetto
    an effect; a result or consequence
  520. #520
    venderevendere
    to sell
  521. #521
    stancostanco
    tired (physically or mentally)
  522. #522
    principaleprincipale
    main; most important
  523. #523
    dimenticaredimenticare
    to forget (to fail to remember or to unintentionally leave something behind)
  524. #524
    mercatomercato
    a place where people buy and sell goods (marketplace, often open-air)
  525. #525
    valorevalore
    monetary or numerical worth; price or measurable value
  526. #526
    saliresalire
    to go up or climb (move to a higher place)
  527. #527
    riuscireriuscire
    to succeed; to manage to do something
  528. #528
    malatomalato
    sick; ill
  529. #529
    sistemaresistemare
    to arrange or put things in order; to tidy up
  530. #530
    bottigliabottiglia
    a bottle — a container (usually glass or plastic) for holding liquids.
  531. #531
    eppureeppure
    however / nevertheless (links two contrasting clauses)
  532. #532
    privatoprivato
    private; not public, belonging to an individual or non-state entity
  533. #533
    seriamenteseriamente
    In a serious or sincere manner; not joking
  534. #534
    societàsocietà
    a company or business organization
  535. #535
    autobusautobus
    a bus (a large road vehicle for carrying passengers, usually public transport)
  536. #536
    vuotovuoto
    empty; not containing anything
  537. #537
    pollopollo
    A chicken (the bird) or chicken meat (common food)
  538. #538
    spiaggiaspiaggia
    beach; an area of sand or pebbles beside the sea, lake, or river used for swimming or relaxing
  539. #539
    cappellocappello
    hat; a covering worn on the head
  540. #540
    terminetermine
    the end or conclusion of something
  541. #541
    amicheamiche
    female friends (plural of 'amica')
  542. #542
    giraregirare
    to turn or rotate; to change direction
  543. #543
    tantissimotantissimo
    very much; a lot (intensifier for verbs, feelings, actions)
  544. #544
    funzionarefunzionare
    to work; to function; to operate (be in working order or serve its purpose)
  545. #545
    regolaregola
    A rule or regulation; a guideline that says what is allowed or required
  546. #546
    ruoloruolo
    A part or function someone has in a play, film, group, job, or situation
  547. #547
    domenicadomenica
    Sunday (the day of the week)
  548. #548
    lasciarmilasciarmi
    to leave or abandon someone
  549. #549
    vacanzavacanza
    a period of time away from work or school (time off)
  550. #550
    medicinamedicina
    a drug or medication taken to treat or relieve symptoms
  551. #551
    informazioneinformazione
    information; facts or details about something
  552. #552
    andarceneandarcene
    to go away; to leave (depart from a place)
  553. #553
    articoloarticolo
    grammatical article (the/a) used before a noun
  554. #554
    crescerecrescere
    to grow or develop in size, age, or maturity (people, plants, animals)
  555. #555
    suonaresuonare
    to play a musical instrument or perform music
  556. #556
    cuginocugino
    male cousin
  557. #557
    riconoscerericonoscere
    to recognize or identify someone or something from prior experience
  558. #558
    caricarecaricare
    to load or put into/onto (a vehicle, container) or to upload (files, data)
  559. #559
    organizzareorganizzare
    to organize; to arrange, plan, or set up something (events, activities, items)
  560. #560
    spenderespendere
    to pay out money; to buy or use money for something
  561. #561
    abitareabitare
    to live; to reside (in a place)
  562. #562
    salutaresalutare
    to greet someone (say hello, say goodbye, or send one's regards)
  563. #563
    superaresuperare
    to overcome or get past (a difficulty, fear, obstacle)
  564. #564
    cancellarecancellare
    to erase or remove written or digital content; to delete
  565. #565
    assumereassumere
    to hire or employ (someone)
  566. #566
    accendereaccendere
    to turn on or switch on (a light, appliance, device)
  567. #567
    studentestudente
    a person who studies at a school, college, or university; a student
  568. #568
    scambiarescambiare
    to exchange or swap something (objects, information, services)
  569. #569
    comprenderecomprendere
    to understand (grasp the meaning of)
  570. #570
    aggiungereaggiungere
    to add something (increase quantity, include an item or ingredient)
  571. #571
    montagnamontagna
    a mountain; a large natural elevation of the earth's surface
  572. #572
    divideredividere
    to split or separate something into parts
  573. #573
    quartoquarto
    fourth (ordinal number)
  574. #574
    oggettooggetto
    a physical thing or item
  575. #575
    ricominciarericominciare
    to start again; to begin or do something again
  576. #576
    rinunciarerinunciare
    to give up or renounce something (an action, plan, right, habit, or claim)
  577. #577
    sosteneresostenere
    to support or hold up (physically, financially, emotionally)
  578. #578
    parteciparepartecipare
    to take part in or attend an event, activity, or group
  579. #579
    stellastella
    a luminous celestial body seen in the night sky (a star)
  580. #580
    centocento
    the number one hundred (100)
  581. #581
    frescofresco
    cool; slightly cold (temperature or air)
  582. #582
    rivelarerivelare
    to reveal or disclose information, a secret, or facts
  583. #583
    reterete
    a piece of mesh used for catching, covering, or holding things (net, netting)
  584. #584
    scattarescattare
    to take a photo or for a camera shutter to click
  585. #585
    definiredefinire
    to state the exact meaning of a word, term, or concept
  586. #586
    gasgas
    a gaseous substance; gas used as fuel (e.g., natural gas) or any gaseous matter
  587. #587
    singolosingolo
    single; one; individual (not shared or multiple)
  588. #588
    teatroteatro
    a building or venue where plays, concerts, or performances take place
  589. #589
    comunicarecomunicare
    to convey or exchange information, messages, or ideas
  590. #590
    solamentesolamente
    only; just; merely
  591. #591
    tuttaviatuttavia
    however; nevertheless; despite that
  592. #592
    classicoclassico
    Traditional; following a well-established or timeless style
  593. #593
    sonnosonno
    sleep (the state of resting or being asleep)
  594. #594
    perfinoperfino
    even (used to emphasize that something surprising or extreme is included)
  595. #595
    lentamentelentamente
    slowly; at a slow speed
  596. #596
    giallogiallo
    yellow (the color)
  597. #597
    eseguireeseguire
    to carry out or execute an action, order, plan, or procedure
  598. #598
    coscienzacoscienza
    a person's moral sense of right and wrong (conscience)
  599. #599
    attivitàattività
    a specific action, task, or thing someone does
  600. #600
    cortocorto
    Short in length, height, or duration
  601. #601
    sportsport
    sport; physical activity or organized athletic game
  602. #602
    rifarerifare
    to do again; to redo or remake something
  603. #603
    ambienteambiente
    the natural environment; ecosystems and the physical world
  604. #604
    talmentetalmente
    to such an extent; so (intensifier used before adjectives, adverbs, or verbs)
  605. #605
    abitudineabitudine
    a habit or regular practice; something done routinely
  606. #606
    intantointanto
    meanwhile; in the meantime (during another action or period)
  607. #607
    esteroestero
    foreign; relating to another country (also used as a noun meaning 'abroad' or 'foreign countries')
  608. #608
    esercizioesercizio
    physical exercise; a workout or bodily activity to improve fitness
  609. #609
    attualeattuale
    current; belonging to the present time
  610. #610
    venerdìvenerdì
    Friday — the day of the week; used to refer to that day or to mean 'on Friday'.
  611. #611
    caratterecarattere
    a person's personality or temperament
  612. #612
    capacitàcapacità
    ability, skill, or competence to do something
  613. #613
    pronunciarepronunciare
    to pronounce; to say the sounds of a word or name aloud
  614. #614
    rivoluzionerivoluzione
    A political or social uprising that overthrows a government or social order
  615. #615
    adottareadottare
    to legally take someone (a child or an animal) into your family
  616. #616
    imporreimporre
    to impose or force something on someone (rules, taxes, obligations)
  617. #617
    funzionefunzione
    a purpose, role, or job of something
  618. #618
    falsofalso
    not true; untrue; incorrect
  619. #619
    monetamoneta
    a coin; a small metal piece used as money
  620. #620
    quarantaquaranta
    forty (the number 40)
  621. #621
    fabbricafabbrica
    a building or group of buildings where goods are manufactured; a factory
  622. #622
    piazzapiazza
    A public square or open area in a town or city (plaza).
  623. #623
    argomentoargomento
    topic; the subject of a talk, text, or discussion
  624. #624
    contestocontesto
    The circumstances, situation, or background (including textual or cultural setting) in which something happens or is understood.
  625. #625
    gustogusto
    the sense of taste (ability to perceive flavors)
  626. #626
    movimentomovimento
    movement; motion (the act or process of moving)
  627. #627
    profondoprofondo
    physically deep; extending far down from the surface
  628. #628
    specchiospecchio
    a mirror (a reflective surface or object used to see one's reflection)
  629. #629
    dicodico
    to say; to tell (express words to someone)
  630. #630
    devidevi
    you must / you have to (obligation)
  631. #631
    saisai
    you (singular) know — second person singular present of sapere
  632. #632
    questoquesto
    this; this one/this thing (near in space or time, used as adjective or pronoun)
  633. #633
    suosuo
    his / her / its / your (formal) — a possessive adjective used before a noun
  634. #634
    buonbuon
    good (short form of 'buono', used before masculine singular nouns)
  635. #635
    soprasopra
    above; on top of (indicating physical position)
  636. #636
    sorellasorella
    sister (female sibling)
  637. #637
    qualchequalche
    some; a few (used before a singular countable noun to indicate an indefinite small number)
  638. #638
    vivi
    you (plural) — clitic pronoun used as a direct object, an indirect object, or a reflexive for voi
  639. #639
    solosolo
    alone; without other people
  640. #640
    cittacittà
    a city or large town; an urban area
  641. #641
    poipoi
    then; after that (sequence in time)
  642. #642
    insiemeinsieme
    together; with each other
  643. #643
    delladella
    Contracted form of di + la: 'of the' (feminine singular), used for possession or relationships
  644. #644
    felicefelice
    happy; feeling or showing pleasure or contentment (can also mean 'fortunate' in some contexts)
  645. #645
    facilefacile
    easy; not difficult
  646. #646
    cinquecinque
    the number five (cardinal number) — used to count or indicate quantity.
  647. #647
    possibilepossibile
    able to happen or be done; feasible
  648. #648
    lasciamilasciami
    Imperative (tu) + object pronoun: 'leave me' or 'let me' (ask someone to go away or to allow you to do something)
  649. #649
    pienopieno
    full; containing as much as possible (literal or figurative) and not empty.
  650. #650
    sicurosicuro
    safe, not dangerous
  651. #651
    cartacarta
    paper; a sheet or material used for writing, printing, or packaging
  652. #652
    chiavechiave
    a physical object (usually metal) used to open, close, or lock a lock
  653. #653
    medicomedico
    doctor; physician (a medical professional who diagnoses and treats illnesses)
  654. #654
    veloceveloce
    fast; quick
  655. #655
    normalenormale
    normal; usual; not strange or unusual
  656. #656
    impossibileimpossibile
    not able to happen or be done; unable to exist or be achieved
  657. #657
    intornointorno
    around, surrounding (spatial; usually used with 'a')
  658. #658
    ritornareritornare
    to return; to come back (to a place or person)
  659. #659
    forteforte
    strong, powerful, or intense (can describe people, tastes, feelings, or sounds)
  660. #660
    secondosecondo
    according to; as stated or judged by; depending on
  661. #661
    peccatopeccato
    a moral or religious wrongdoing; sin
  662. #662
    pocopoco
    a little; not much; slightly
  663. #663
    portaporta
    a door or entrance (in a building, room, car, etc.)
  664. #664
    dietrodietro
    behind; at the back of something (physical location)
  665. #665
    viavia
    by way of; through; using (indicates route, medium, or method)
  666. #666
    difficiledifficile
    hard; not easy
  667. #667
    bastarebastare
    to be enough; to suffice
  668. #668
    cioecioè
    Used to clarify, restate, or correct what was just said (English: "that is" / "I mean").
  669. #669
    veritaverita
    truth; a fact or reality
  670. #670
    ufficioufficio
    office; a workplace or an administrative office/department
  671. #671
    canecane
    a dog (domestic animal)
  672. #672
    fotofoto
    a photograph; a picture taken with a camera or phone
  673. #673
    semplicementesemplicemente
    in a simple or uncomplicated way
  674. #674
    presentarepresentare
    to introduce someone to another person
  675. #675
    viaggiareviaggiare
    to travel; to go on trips or journeys
  676. #676
    regalareregalare
    to give something to someone as a gift
  677. #677
    firmarefirmare
    to sign (write one's signature on a document)
  678. #678
    amiciamici
    friends (plural of 'amico')
  679. #679
    dentrodentro
    inside; within (physical location)
  680. #680
    sullasulla
    on the; on top of (physical location)
  681. #681
    farlofarlo
    to do it / to make it (fare + lo, i.e., the action applied to 'it')
  682. #682
    fammifammi
    Imperative (tu) of fare + mi: a command telling someone to do or make something for the speaker; often used as 'do/make for me' or 'let me...'
  683. #683
    giornatagiornata
    day (a whole day or the events/mood of that day)
  684. #684
    verovero
    true; real; genuine
  685. #685
    davantidavanti
    in front; at the front; ahead (indicating position or location)
  686. #686
    finofino
    until; up to a point in time or point of arrival
  687. #687
    occhioocchio
    eye (the organ of sight)
  688. #688
    problemaproblema
    a matter or situation that causes difficulty and needs to be solved
  689. #689
    esattamenteesattamente
    exactly; precisely
  690. #690
    perfettoperfetto
    perfect; without flaws or exactly right
  691. #691
    magarimagari
    maybe; perhaps (expressing possibility)
  692. #692
    probabilmenteprobabilmente
    probably; used to say that something is likely to be true or likely to happen
  693. #693
    smettilasmettila
    Informal command meaning "Stop it!" — tell someone to stop doing something
  694. #694
    zittozitto
    quiet, silent (not making noise)
  695. #695
    attimoattimo
    a very short moment; an instant
  696. #696
    centrocentro
    center; the middle point or main area (including city center or a facility like a sports/shopping center)
  697. #697
    cielocielo
    the sky; the atmosphere or space above the earth
  698. #698
    cuorecuore
    heart — the organ that pumps blood; also the center of feelings, courage, or the core of something
  699. #699
    tesorotesoro
    a collection of valuable objects; a hoard of riches
  700. #700
    forzaforza
    strength, power, or force (physical or abstract)
  701. #701
    partiparti
    to leave; to depart
  702. #702
    carinocarino
    cute or attractive in a small/charming way (appearance)
  703. #703
    saperlosaperlo
    to know it (to have information about something)
  704. #704
    ottimoottimo
    excellent; very good
  705. #705
    nessunnessun
    Short form of "nessuno" used before a masculine singular noun to mean "no" or "not any"
  706. #706
    voltavolta
    an occasion or instance; a (countable) time
  707. #707
    frettafretta
    hurry; the state of needing to move or act quickly
  708. #708
    pezzopezzo
    a piece or portion of something
  709. #709
    solitosolito
    usual; habitual (describing something that normally happens)
  710. #710
    ovviamenteovviamente
    obviously; used to say something is clear, evident, or to be expected
  711. #711
    aereoaereo
    airplane; aircraft
  712. #712
    campocampo
    An area of open land; a field (for farming, sports, or outdoor activities).
  713. #713
    clientecliente
    a person or business that buys goods or uses services; a customer or client
  714. #714
    telefonaretelefonare
    to call (on the phone)
  715. #715
    mostraremostrare
    to show, display, or demonstrate (something to someone or as evidence)
  716. #716
    intendereintendere
    to intend; to mean (have in mind or signify)
  717. #717
    significaresignificare
    to mean; to express the definition or sense of a word, sign, or action
  718. #718
    sicurezzasicurezza
    safety; security (freedom from danger or protective measures)
  719. #719
    compagniacompagnia
    a company or business (firm, airline, phone company)
  720. #720
    gruppogruppo
    a collection of people or things considered together; a band or team
  721. #721
    capocapo
    boss, leader, or person in charge
  722. #722
    ordineordine
    an arrangement or sequence of things
  723. #723
    toglieretogliere
    To remove or take off something; to take something away
  724. #724
    vattenevattene
    Leave; go away (a forceful or direct command to someone)
  725. #725
    qualsiasiqualsiasi
    any; whichever (indicating no particular one)
  726. #726
    incidenteincidente
    an accident that causes damage or injury (often a traffic or physical accident)
  727. #727
    fuocofuoco
    fire; flame — burning heat or flame used for heating, cooking, or a blaze
  728. #728
    squadrasquadra
    a team or group of people organized to work or compete together (e.g., sports team, work team, squad)
  729. #729
    buttarebuttare
    to throw or toss something (physically)
  730. #730
    invitareinvitare
    to ask someone to come to a place or event
  731. #731
    giovanegiovane
    young (describing a person or thing); can also be used as a noun meaning "a young person"
  732. #732
    completamentecompletamente
    completely; totally; entirely
  733. #733
    attraversareattraversare
    to cross or go across something (a street, river, area)
  734. #734
    muoveremuovere
    to move something; cause it to change position
  735. #735
    raggiungereraggiungere
    to reach or arrive at a place, level, or goal
  736. #736
    stranostrano
    strange, odd, or unusual
  737. #737
    diversodiverso
    different; not the same
  738. #738
    neancheneanche
    not even / also not / neither
  739. #739
    fortunafortuna
    luck, chance (good or bad events by chance)
  740. #740
    unicounico
    unique; one-of-a-kind
  741. #741
    spallaspalla
    shoulder (the body part)
  742. #742
    serataserata
    the evening (period of the day)
  743. #743
    sognaresognare
    to dream while sleeping
  744. #744
    adorareadorare
    to love very much; to be very fond of
  745. #745
    coraggiocoraggio
    courage; bravery — the quality of being brave
  746. #746
    difenderedifendere
    to protect or keep safe from attack or harm
  747. #747
    rischiarerischiare
    to risk; to do something that could have a negative or dangerous result
  748. #748
    importareimportare
    to bring goods or products into a country (to import)
  749. #749
    questionequestione
    an issue or matter to be discussed or considered
  750. #750
    accordoaccordo
    an agreement, deal, or arrangement between people or organizations
  751. #751
    rapportorapporto
    a written report or official document
  752. #752
    intenzioneintenzione
    intention; a plan or purpose behind an action
  753. #753
    consigliareconsigliare
    to advise or recommend (give someone advice or suggest something)
  754. #754
    curarecurare
    to take care of or look after (people, animals, tasks)
  755. #755
    scherzarescherzare
    to joke or say things to make people laugh
  756. #756
    odiareodiare
    to hate; to feel strong dislike for someone or something
  757. #757
    nasconderenascondere
    to hide or conceal something or someone
  758. #758
    bloccarebloccare
    to stop or prevent movement or progress
  759. #759
    rispettarerispettare
    to show respect or esteem toward someone
  760. #760
    unireunire
    to join or combine two or more things or people into one
  761. #761
    presidentepresidente
    the person who leads or heads an organization, company, country, association, or a meeting
  762. #762
    matrimoniomatrimonio
    marriage; the legal or social state or relationship of being married
  763. #763
    relazionerelazione
    a report, account, or presentation (formal document or talk)
  764. #764
    formareformare
    to create or make something by putting parts together; to compose or set up
  765. #765
    cervellocervello
    the brain (the physical organ in the head)
  766. #766
    qualunquequalunque
    any, whichever (used before a noun)
  767. #767
    subiresubire
    to suffer or endure something negative (harm, injury, criticism)
  768. #768
    attaccareattaccare
    to attach or fasten something to something else (stick, fix)
  769. #769
    sanguesangue
    blood (the red bodily fluid in humans and animals)
  770. #770
    guerraguerra
    war; armed conflict between states, groups, or nations
  771. #771
    diodio
    God; a supreme being or deity
  772. #772
    pistolapistola
    a pistol or handgun (a small firearm)
  773. #773
    colpocolpo
    A blow, strike, or sudden impact; also used for sudden events or actions (e.g., a gunshot, a stroke of luck, a coup).
  774. #774
    quaqua
    here; in this place or around this area
  775. #775
    nomenome
    name — a word or label used to identify a person, place, thing, or concept
  776. #776
    quelloquello
    that (demonstrative; 'that one' or 'those')
  777. #777
    làlà
    there (indicating a place or position)
  778. #778
    autoauto
    car; automobile
  779. #779
    colcol
    Contraction of 'con' + 'il' meaning 'with the', used before masculine singular nouns (colloquial or literary).
  780. #780
    megliomeglio
    better — comparative adverb of 'bene', used to indicate improvement or a preferable option
  781. #781
    semplicesemplice
    not complicated; easy to understand or do
  782. #782
    esattoesatto
    exact; precise
  783. #783
    frafra
    between; among (showing position or inclusion)
  784. #784
    bravobravo
    Good; skilled or competent; used to praise someone's ability, behavior, or performance
  785. #785
    lontanolontano
    distant, far (not near) — used as an adjective
  786. #786
    papapapa
    dad, father (informal, papà)
  787. #787
    scusarescusare
    to excuse or forgive someone; to remove blame or exempt from a duty
  788. #788
    dirlodirlo
    to say it; to tell it
  789. #789
    insommainsomma
    Used to summarize or conclude; 'in short' / 'to sum up'.
  790. #790
    millemille
    one thousand (1,000); the number 'thousand', used before nouns or as a shorthand noun
  791. #791
    dirtidirti
    to tell you (infinitive: dire + clitic ti)
  792. #792
    parereparere
    to seem or appear (to be perceived in a certain way)
  793. #793
    notarenotare
    to notice or become aware of something
  794. #794
    generegenere
    a category or type (e.g., of art, music, film, or things)
  795. #795
    realtarealtà
    reality; the state of things as they actually are
  796. #796
    interessareinteressare
    to interest; to attract someone's attention or curiosity
  797. #797
    costarecostare
    to cost; to have a price or to cause someone to lose or suffer (monetary or figurative)
  798. #798
    ritardoritardo
    delay; lateness
  799. #799
    schifoschifo
    disgust; a strong feeling of revulsion or distaste
  800. #800
    giagia
    already
  801. #801
    lili
    them (masculine or mixed-gender plural direct object pronoun)
  802. #802
    popo'
    a small amount; a little or some
  803. #803
    dirmidirmi
    to tell me; to say something to me (infinitive with the object pronoun 'mi')
  804. #804
    fartifarti
    to do or make something for you (to perform an action on someone's behalf)
  805. #805
    sarosarò
    I will be (first person singular future of 'to be')
  806. #806
    gentilegentile
    kind, polite, considerate
  807. #807
    appartamentoappartamento
    an apartment; a private set of rooms in a building used as a home
  808. #808
    contarecontare
    to count numbers or items
  809. #809
    specialespeciale
    Unusual or different from the norm; notable or exceptional.
  810. #810
    finchefinché
    until (indicating a point in time up to which something happens)
  811. #811
    mezzomezzo
    a means, method, or medium for doing or communicating something
  812. #812
    giugiu
    down; downwards; below (indicating a lower place or movement)
  813. #813
    incredibileincredibile
    Extremely surprising or difficult to believe
  814. #814
    entrambientrambi
    both (the two of something or two people)
  815. #815
    generalegenerale
    general; not specific or detailed
  816. #816
    personalepersonale
    personal; belonging to or about a person
  817. #817
    terribileterribile
    very bad; awful, causing fear, shock, or strong negative reaction
  818. #818
    ciòciò
    A neuter demonstrative pronoun meaning 'that' or 'this' (often 'that which' / 'what'), used to refer to an idea, fact, or clause (commonly appears in 'ciò che').
  819. #819
    favorefavore
    a favor; an act of help or kindness
  820. #820
    salvesalve
    A neutral or polite greeting meaning 'hello'.
  821. #821
    adad
    Variant of the preposition 'a' used before words that begin with a vowel (means 'to/at/in' or appears in fixed expressions)
  822. #822
    behbeh
    A filler or hesitation word meaning 'well' used when starting to speak or thinking
  823. #823
    signorsignor
    title meaning 'Mr.' or 'sir', used before a man's name or surname to show respect
  824. #824
    saccosacco
    a bag or sack; a container for carrying or storing things
  825. #825
    maritomarito
    husband; male spouse.
  826. #826
    porreporre
    to put or place (physically or figuratively)
  827. #827
    signorinasignorina
    A young or unmarried woman; a polite form of address equivalent to 'Miss'.
  828. #828
    prestareprestare
    to lend something to someone temporarily
  829. #829
    guaiguai
    trouble, problems (usually plural)
  830. #830
    chiunquechiunque
    any person; anyone / whoever
  831. #831
    indietroindietro
    backward; toward the back or rear (spatial direction)
  832. #832
    doloredolore
    physical pain; an ache or hurt in the body
  833. #833
    pacepace
    peace; absence of war or armed conflict between groups or nations
  834. #834
    motivomotivo
    a reason, cause, or motive for an action or situation
  835. #835
    peggiopeggio
    worse (comparative adverb used to compare health, condition, performance, etc.)
  836. #836
    riguardareriguardare
    to concern; to be about
  837. #837
    tagliaretagliare
    to cut or slice something with a tool
  838. #838
    occhiataocchiata
    a quick look; a glance
  839. #839
    nascerenascere
    to be born
  840. #840
    veritàverità
    truth; the state or quality of being true or real; a fact or reality
  841. #841
    propositoproposito
    intention, purpose, or plan; a determination to do something
  842. #842
    rendererendere
    to give back or return something to someone
  843. #843
    versareversare
    to pour (a liquid)
  844. #844
    segnaresegnare
    to mark or indicate something (make a sign or note)
  845. #845
    traduzionetraduzione
    a translation; the act or product of rendering text or speech from one language into another
  846. #846
    natalenatale
    Christmas — the holiday or season celebrated on December 25 (the birth of Jesus)
  847. #847
    fingerefingere
    to pretend or make something seem true when it is not
  848. #848
    spaventarespaventare
    to frighten; to cause someone to feel fear
  849. #849
    scomparirescomparire
    to disappear; cease to be visible or present
  850. #850
    colpirecolpire
    to hit or strike (physically)
  851. #851
    richiedererichiedere
    to request or ask for something (often formally)
  852. #852
    meritaremeritare
    to deserve; to be worthy of something
  853. #853
    pregarepregare
    to pray (address God or a deity)
  854. #854
    agireagire
    to act; to take action or do something to change a situation
  855. #855
    liberareliberare
    to free or set someone/something free from captivity, control, or danger
  856. #856
    pubblicarepubblicare
    to publish; to make something public (books, articles, posts)
  857. #857
    urlareurlare
    to shout; to yell or scream (produce a loud voice to call out or show strong emotion)
  858. #858
    cuicui
    Relative pronoun used after a preposition to mean 'whom/which/that' (object of the preposition).
  859. #859
    rovinarerovinare
    to ruin, spoil, or damage (physically or metaphorically)
  860. #860
    giuraregiurare
    to make a solemn promise or take an oath
  861. #861
    arrestarearrestare
    To arrest or detain (usually by police)
  862. #862
    idiotaidiota
    Stupid or foolish person; also used as an insulting adjective meaning 'stupid'.
  863. #863
    vittimavittima
    a person who suffers harm, loss, or injustice (for example from a crime, accident, or abuse)
  864. #864
    addossareaddossare
    to lean or prop something against another surface
  865. #865
    dottoredottore
    a medical doctor; physician.
  866. #866
    eded
    and (variant of 'e' used before a word that begins with a vowel for easier pronunciation)
  867. #867
    domandaredomandare
    to ask a question
  868. #868
    accadereaccadere
    to happen; to occur; to take place
  869. #869
    futurofuturo
    the time that will come; what happens later
  870. #870
    veve
    Colloquial clitic pronoun equivalent to 'vi' — 'to you' (plural), used before other clitic pronouns or with verbs
  871. #871
    farmifarmi
    to cause me to do or feel something; 'to make me' (someone else causes me)
  872. #872
    svegliaresvegliare
    to wake someone up (cause a person to stop sleeping)
  873. #873
    vestirevestire
    To dress or clothe someone (put clothes on another person)
  874. #874
    desideraredesiderare
    to want; to wish for
  875. #875
    indossareindossare
    to wear; to put on (clothes, accessories)
  876. #876
    dottoressadottoressa
    A woman who is a doctor or holds the title 'Dottoressa' (medical doctor or doctorate holder).
  877. #877
    oddiooddio
    An exclamation expressing surprise, shock, alarm, or strong emotion (like “oh my God” in English).
  878. #878
    duraredurare
    to last; to continue for a period of time
  879. #879
    esistereesistere
    to exist; to be real or present
  880. #880
    mentemente
    mind; the thinking or intellectual part of a person
  881. #881
    divertiredivertire
    to entertain or amuse someone
  882. #882
    gradogrado
    unit of measure for temperature or angles
  883. #883
    risultarerisultare
    to turn out; to prove to be; to be found to be
  884. #884
    fregarefregare
    to cheat, swindle or trick someone (colloquial)
  885. #885
    cazzocazzo
    Vulgar: the penis (male genital organ)
  886. #886
    assassinoassassino
    a person who deliberately kills another person (murderer, assassin)
  887. #887
    belbel
    Apocopated form of bello used before a singular masculine noun to mean "beautiful" or "nice"
  888. #888
    dispiaceredispiacere
    to feel sorry or regret (commonly used impersonally: "mi dispiace" = "I'm sorry")
  889. #889
    vuolvuol
    Third-person singular present of 'volere' — he/she/it wants; also used impersonally to mean 'it means'.
  890. #890
    ciocio
    that/this (neuter demonstrative pronoun used to refer to a fact, idea, or statement)
  891. #891
    dettodetto
    said; mentioned earlier (past participle of 'dire', used as an adjective)
  892. #892
    preoccupartipreoccuparti
    to worry (oneself); to become anxious about something
  893. #893
    stupidostupido
    foolish or lacking intelligence; dumb
  894. #894
    addioaddio
    goodbye; farewell (often final or emotional)
  895. #895
    genitoregenitore
    parent (mother or father)
  896. #896
    prigioneprigione
    prison; jail (place where people are confined as punishment or custody)
  897. #897
    tiziotizio
    informal word for an unspecified or unnamed man — 'some guy' or 'that guy'
  898. #898
    capellocapello
    a hair; a single strand of hair (on a person's head)
  899. #899
    baciarebaciare
    to kiss (press one's lips to someone or something)
  900. #900
    navenave
    ship; a large vessel used for travel or transport on the sea
  901. #901
    farofaro
    a lighthouse (a tall light tower guiding ships)
  902. #902
    onoreonore
    honor; respect, esteem, or recognition given to someone for achievements or status
  903. #903
    cavolocavolo
    a cabbage (the vegetable)
  904. #904
    temeretemere
    to fear; to be afraid of or to be worried that something bad will happen
  905. #905
    rere
    male monarch; ruler of a kingdom
  906. #906
    causarecausare
    to cause; to make something happen
  907. #907
    revisionerevisione
    a review or revision of a text, document, plan, or decision
  908. #908
    merdamerda
    feces; excrement (literal, vulgar)
  909. #909
    uccidereuccidere
    to kill; to cause the death of a person or animal
  910. #910
    omicidioomicidio
    murder; the unlawful killing of a person
  911. #911
    armiarmi
    weapons; arms (plural of arma)
  912. #912
    ehiehi
    Used to get someone's attention (equivalent to 'hey')
  913. #913
    avvocatoavvocato
    lawyer; attorney
  914. #914
    puropuro
    Free from impurities, contamination, or additives
  915. #915
    proveprove
    tests or exams (school or formal assessments)
  916. #916
    scorrerescorrere
    to flow or move smoothly (liquids, time, events)
  917. #917
    capitanocapitano
    a person in command or leader (e.g., of a ship, aircraft, military unit, or sports team)
  918. #918
    speciespecie
    a species; a kind or type
  919. #919
    occupareoccupare
    to take up or fill space, time, or a position
  920. #920
    fondarefondare
    to found or establish an organization, institution, city, company, or similar entity
  921. #921
    impegnareimpegnare
    to require or take someone's time, attention, or effort; to occupy or commit
  922. #922
    trarretrarre
    to pull or draw something physically
  923. #923
    sessosesso
    biological sex or gender (male/female) used in forms or descriptions
  924. #924
    sederesedere
    to sit; to be seated (to take a seat or be in a seated position)
  925. #925
    fallofallo
    a mistake, fault, or (in sports) a foul or penalty
  926. #926
    detectivedetective
    a person who investigates crimes, mysteries, or private matters (a detective)
  927. #927
    diavolodiavolo
    the devil (the supernatural evil being)
  928. #928
    farcifarci
    to do/make something for or to us (fare + ci — the action concerns 'us' or 'it')
  929. #929
    grangran
    Apocopated form of grande used before a singular noun to mean "big" or "great" (often literary or emphatic).
  930. #930
    cacciarecacciare
    to hunt (animals) or go hunting
  931. #931
    stronzostronzo
    A coarse insult for a mean, rude, or selfish person (asshole, jerk).
  932. #932
    bastardobastardo
    Derogatory term for a person; an insult meaning 'bastard' or 'jerk'.
  933. #933
    soldosoldo
    a coin; a small metal piece of money or unit of currency (usually of low value).
  934. #934
    culoculo
    butt; the fleshy part of the body you sit on (vulgar)
  935. #935
    peropero
    pear tree

A2

1086 words at the A2 CEFR level.

  1. #1
    ottootto
    the number eight
  2. #2
    zonazona
    an area or region; a part of a place (e.g., neighborhood, district, or designated area) used to describe location or function.
  3. #3
    andraandra
    will go (3rd person singular) / you (formal) will go
  4. #4
    poliziottopoliziotto
    a police officer; policeman
  5. #5
    scapparescappare
    to run away; to escape (physically get away from someone or something)
  6. #6
    frontefronte
    the part of the head above the eyes (forehead)
  7. #7
    averloaverlo
    to have it (infinitive avere + clitic lo)
  8. #8
    similesimile
    similar; alike; resembling
  9. #9
    calmacalma
    a state of being calm; composure, absence of agitation
  10. #10
    santosanto
    holy; sacred, related to religion
  11. #11
    ricercaricerca
    systematic study or investigation (research)
  12. #12
    penapena
    physical or emotional pain; suffering
  13. #13
    scoprirescoprire
    to discover / to find out (learn something previously unknown)
  14. #14
    luogoluogo
    place; location
  15. #15
    néné
    nor; used after a negative to add another negative item or clause (as in "neither... nor")
  16. #16
    missionemissione
    a mission; an assigned task, trip, or operation with a specific purpose (e.g., diplomatic, religious, military, scientific, or work assignment)
  17. #17
    testtest
    a test or exam; an assessment or check to measure knowledge, skills, health, or performance
  18. #18
    salutesalute
    health; the state of being physically or mentally well
  19. #19
    aiutartiaiutarti
    to help you
  20. #20
    contattocontatto
    physical touch or contact between people or objects
  21. #21
    pericolopericolo
    a situation or thing that can cause harm, injury, or damage; danger
  22. #22
    esercitoesercito
    army; the organized military force of a country
  23. #23
    dunquedunque
    therefore; so (introduces a conclusion based on what was said)
  24. #24
    guardiaguardia
    a guard; a person who protects a place or person
  25. #25
    possibilitapossibilità
    a possibility; something that may happen or an option that can be chosen
  26. #26
    casinocasino
    a gambling house; a place for betting and games of chance (often written casinò)
  27. #27
    gaygay
    homosexual; describing someone attracted to people of the same sex
  28. #28
    regoleregole
    rules; a set of instructions, principles, or regulations to follow
  29. #29
    ascoltamiascoltami
    Listen to me (imperative addressing 'tu')
  30. #30
    birrabirra
    beer (the alcoholic drink)
  31. #31
    ovunqueovunque
    everywhere; in all places
  32. #32
    clubclub
    a social organization or association for people with a common interest
  33. #33
    governogoverno
    The government; the political body that governs a country, region, or city
  34. #34
    decisionedecisione
    a choice or resolution reached after thinking
  35. #35
    stanottestanotte
    during this night; 'tonight' (or 'last night' when referring to the night just passed)
  36. #36
    drogadroga
    an illegal psychoactive substance used recreationally (narcotic)
  37. #37
    possibilitàpossibilità
    a possibility; a chance or option
  38. #38
    necessarionecessario
    necessary; required; needed
  39. #39
    affattoaffatto
    not at all; in the least (usually used with negatives)
  40. #40
    realereale
    real; actual
  41. #41
    infernoinferno
    hell, the place of punishment after death
  42. #42
    parlarneparlarne
    to talk about it/them; to discuss it/them
  43. #43
    reginaregina
    queen — a female monarch or the wife of a king
  44. #44
    bracciobraccio
    the arm (the upper limb of a person or animal)
  45. #45
    criminecrimine
    a criminal act; an offense punishable by law
  46. #46
    chiesachiesa
    a church; a Christian place of worship or the Christian religious institution
  47. #47
    scommettoscommetto
    I bet (first-person singular present of 'scommettere')
  48. #48
    pazientepaziente
    able to wait calmly; not easily annoyed
  49. #49
    spettacolospettacolo
    a public performance or show (theatre, concert, movie, or other staged event)
  50. #50
    alcunalcun
    some / any — an indefinite determiner used before nouns (often before a masculine singular noun); commonly used in negative contexts to mean 'any'.
  51. #51
    precedentiprecedenti
    Previous; coming before (plural form of 'precedente')
  52. #52
    micamica
    Used with 'non' to emphasize negation: 'not at all' / 'by no means'.
  53. #53
    sinistrasinistra
    left (side or direction)
  54. #54
    perciopercio
    therefore; for that reason
  55. #55
    processoprocesso
    a series of actions or steps to achieve a result; a procedure
  56. #56
    maremare
    sea; a large body of salt water
  57. #57
    direttoredirettore
    a person who manages or directs an organization, department, company, or similar group
  58. #58
    intelligenteintelligente
    Having or showing intelligence; smart or clever
  59. #59
    classeclasse
    a group of students taught together; a school class or grade level
  60. #60
    ehmehm
    Hesitation filler used when thinking or pausing in speech (equivalent to “um”/“uh”)
  61. #61
    nicknick
    informal term for a person's online name, username, or handle
  62. #62
    dannazionedannazione
    An exclamation used to show anger, frustration, or annoyance ("damn!")
  63. #63
    cavallocavallo
    a horse (the animal)
  64. #64
    sergentesergente
    a non-commissioned officer rank in the military or police (sergeant)
  65. #65
    incintaincinta
    pregnant (of a woman)
  66. #66
    episodioepisodio
    a single event or installment in a series; a distinct occurrence (e.g., a TV episode or a particular incident)
  67. #67
    latolato
    a side or surface of an object or place
  68. #68
    hotelhotel
    a place that provides paid lodging (and often meals and services) for travelers
  69. #69
    farsifarsi
    to do or make something for oneself (reflexive action)
  70. #70
    migliormiglior
    better; best (shortened form of 'migliore' used before singular nouns)
  71. #71
    internointerno
    located inside; inner or interior (physical)
  72. #72
    comandantecomandante
    A person who leads or is in charge, especially an officer commanding military units, a ship, an aircraft, police unit, or similar
  73. #73
    documentidocumenti
    documents; papers or files, often official (IDs, certificates, contracts)
  74. #74
    giudicegiudice
    a judge; a person who makes decisions in court or evaluates and decides contests
  75. #75
    affareaffare
    a business deal or transaction
  76. #76
    figliolofigliolo
    a son; a male child
  77. #77
    presentepresente
    present; physically here or existing now (current, attending)
  78. #78
    barcabarca
    boat; a small vessel used on water
  79. #79
    maledizionemaledizione
    a curse; a spoken spell or hex meant to cause harm
  80. #80
    lezionelezione
    a lesson or class (a period of instruction in school, university, or a course)
  81. #81
    interointero
    whole; entire (not divided or partial)
  82. #82
    nordnord
    the cardinal direction 'north'
  83. #83
    parlartiparlarti
    the infinitive 'parlare' plus the clitic 'ti' — to speak / talk to you
  84. #84
    congratulazionicongratulazioni
    congratulations; a phrase used to praise or offer good wishes for someone's achievement or happy event
  85. #85
    trenotreno
    train (rail vehicle for carrying passengers or freight)
  86. #86
    radioradio
    a radio; the device for receiving broadcasts or the radio broadcasting service/station
  87. #87
    aiutarmiaiutarmi
    to help me (infinitive with the clitic pronoun 'mi')
  88. #88
    responsabileresponsabile
    responsible (reliable; having duties or obligations)
  89. #89
    farcelafarcela
    to manage or succeed in doing something; to 'make it'
  90. #90
    bombabomba
    An explosive device; a bomb
  91. #91
    agentiagenti
    agents; people who act on behalf of others or work in an official/representative role
  92. #92
    bellebelle
    feminine plural form of bello — "beautiful" or "nice"
  93. #93
    periodoperiodo
    a span of time or phase
  94. #94
    energiaenergia
    energy; physical power or capacity to do work, including electricity or fuel
  95. #95
    accidentiaccidenti
    An exclamation expressing annoyance, frustration, or surprise (like “darn”, “damn”, or “wow”).
  96. #96
    speranzasperanza
    hope; expectation that something desired will happen
  97. #97
    caffecaffe
    coffee (the drink; often an espresso)
  98. #98
    soprattuttosoprattutto
    especially; above all; primarily
  99. #99
    combatterecombattere
    to fight; to struggle or combat (physically or against something)
  100. #100
    operazioneoperazione
    a surgical operation (surgery)
  101. #101
    sexysexy
    Sexually attractive or arousing
  102. #102
    bigliettobiglietto
    a ticket for transport or events (train, bus, concert, cinema)
  103. #103
    ufficialeufficiale
    official (authorized, formal)
  104. #104
    pressionepressione
    pressure; force applied over an area or figurative pressure/stress
  105. #105
    farlefarle
    to do / to make them (infinitive fare + object pronoun le, referring to feminine plural things or people)
  106. #106
    maestromaestro
    male teacher (often primary-school teacher)
  107. #107
    benvenutobenvenuto
    A greeting said to someone who arrives ("Welcome!")
  108. #108
    offertaofferta
    a sale or special discounted price
  109. #109
    testimonetestimone
    a witness; a person who saw an event or gives testimony (including someone who signs as a witness at a wedding or document)
  110. #110
    bancabanca
    a financial institution where people deposit, withdraw, and borrow money (bank)
  111. #111
    stronzatestronzate
    Vulgar: stupid things; nonsense; bullshit
  112. #112
    taletale
    such; of that kind
  113. #113
    ottenereottenere
    to obtain, get, or receive something
  114. #114
    messamessa
    a Catholic Mass or church service
  115. #115
    piangerepiangere
    to cry; to shed tears
  116. #116
    sudsud
    south (direction or the southern part of a country/region)
  117. #117
    darmidarmi
    to give me
  118. #118
    pianetapianeta
    planet — a large celestial body that orbits a star
  119. #119
    dartidarti
    to give (to you) — the infinitive 'dare' with the clitic pronoun 'ti' meaning 'to you'
  120. #120
    inoltreinoltre
    in addition; moreover; furthermore
  121. #121
    serieserie
    a sequence or set of related things or events (including a TV series or a series of matches)
  122. #122
    porcaporca
    female pig; sow
  123. #123
    arrabbiatoarrabbiato
    angry, mad
  124. #124
    orribileorribile
    Very unpleasant, shocking, or extremely bad
  125. #125
    enormeenorme
    very large; huge
  126. #126
    passaggiopassaggio
    A physical passage or opening that lets people move through (passageway, corridor).
  127. #127
    progettoprogetto
    a planned piece of work or proposal intended to achieve a specific goal (a project or plan).
  128. #128
    dannodanno
    damage, harm, loss (physical, financial, or moral)
  129. #129
    naturalmentenaturalmente
    in a natural way; not artificially
  130. #130
    colpevolecolpevole
    Guilty; responsible for a crime, fault, or wrongdoing
  131. #131
    ragazzinoragazzino
    a young boy; little boy (diminutive of "ragazzo")
  132. #132
    chiavichiavi
    physical keys used to open locks
  133. #133
    mossamossa
    a move or action (a single step in a game, plan, or physical movement)
  134. #134
    suppongosuppongo
    I suppose / I assume / I guess
  135. #135
    destinodestino
    fate; the events that will happen to someone
  136. #136
    correrecorrere
    to run (move quickly on foot)
  137. #137
    edificioedificio
    building; a structure with rooms used for houses, offices, etc.
  138. #138
    collocollo
    neck (the part of the body connecting head and torso; also the part of a garment around the neck — collar/neckline)
  139. #139
    dirodiro
    to say; to tell
  140. #140
    fiduciafiducia
    Trust or confidence in someone or something; reliance on someone's honesty, ability, or good intentions.
  141. #141
    maggiormaggior
    Apocopated form of 'maggiore' used before a noun; means 'greater', 'major', 'main', or 'older'.
  142. #142
    avermiavermi
    to have me (infinitive with the clitic 'mi' attached; used when 'avere' takes 'me' as direct object)
  143. #143
    nominomi
    names (plural of 'nome')
  144. #144
    laboratoriolaboratorio
    A room or building equipped for scientific experiments, research, or practical technical work; a lab or workshop.
  145. #145
    artearte
    Art; creative works and activities (painting, sculpture, music, etc.)
  146. #146
    metameta
    a physical destination or endpoint
  147. #147
    discorsodiscorso
    a formal speech or talk given to an audience
  148. #148
    novenove
    the number nine
  149. #149
    segnalesegnale
    a sign or indication that gives information or instructions (e.g., traffic sign, cue)
  150. #150
    fortunatofortunato
    lucky; having good luck or favorable circumstances
  151. #151
    carrieracarriera
    career; someone's professional path or advancement
  152. #152
    blublu
    blue (the color), used as an adjective or as a noun to refer to the color
  153. #153
    bobbob
    a short, straight haircut (the 'bob')
  154. #154
    proteggereproteggere
    to keep someone or something safe from harm or danger
  155. #155
    dubbiodubbio
    A feeling of uncertainty or lack of certainty about something; a doubt
  156. #156
    emergenzaemergenza
    an urgent, dangerous situation or crisis that requires immediate action
  157. #157
    odoreodore
    a smell or scent; the quality perceived by the nose
  158. #158
    collegecollege
    a private boarding school or residential school (usually for children or teenagers)
  159. #159
    contrariocontrario
    opposite; opposed in nature, direction, or meaning
  160. #160
    preoccuparepreoccupare
    to worry; to cause anxiety or concern in someone
  161. #161
    localelocale
    a place or premises used for business or events (bar, restaurant, club, shop)
  162. #162
    battagliabattaglia
    a battle or fight; literal (military engagement) or figurative (a struggle, campaign)
  163. #163
    aiutarlaaiutarla
    to help her or a feminine thing (direct object)
  164. #164
    sceriffosceriffo
    a sheriff; a local law‑enforcement officer (chief of a county or town, especially in Anglo‑American contexts)
  165. #165
    evitareevitare
    to avoid (to stay away from something or prevent something from happening)
  166. #166
    spiritospirito
    a ghost or soul; a supernatural spirit
  167. #167
    dipartimentodipartimento
    a division or section of an organization, company, university, or government
  168. #168
    praticamentepraticamente
    practically; essentially, in effect
  169. #169
    riunioneriunione
    a meeting or gathering of people for discussion, work, or to reunite
  170. #170
    guardamiguardami
    Look at me / watch me (imperative: asking someone to look or pay attention to you)
  171. #171
    accantoaccanto
    next to; beside (physically near)
  172. #172
    eroeeroe
    a hero; a person admired for courage or noble qualities
  173. #173
    persinopersino
    even; used to emphasize something surprising, extreme, or unexpected
  174. #174
    ovvioovvio
    obvious; clear; evident
  175. #175
    furgonefurgone
    a van; a light cargo vehicle used to transport goods or people
  176. #176
    gravegrave
    serious or severe (a problem, illness, situation)
  177. #177
    aiutamiaiutami
    to help; to give assistance
  178. #178
    nemiconemico
    an enemy; a person, group, or country that is hostile or opposed to someone or something.
  179. #179
    colonnellocolonnello
    a military officer rank (colonel)
  180. #180
    laggiùlaggiù
    Over there / down there — at a place farther away or below
  181. #181
    scatolascatola
    a box or container used to hold, store, or transport things
  182. #182
    alberoalbero
    tree (a woody plant with a trunk and branches)
  183. #183
    youtu / Lei / voi
    singular informal subject pronoun (you) — used with friends, family, people you know well
  184. #184
    tribunaletribunale
    court (the place or institution where legal cases are heard and decided)
  185. #185
    razzarazza
    a group of people identified by shared physical traits or ancestry; race (people)
  186. #186
    anelloanello
    a ring (jewelry worn on a finger)
  187. #187
    ideeidee
    a thought, concept, plan, or suggestion
  188. #188
    piedepiede
    the body part at the end of the leg used for standing and walking
  189. #189
    feritaferita
    a wound or injury (physical damage to the body)
  190. #190
    verraverrà
    the third-person singular future of 'venire': he/she/it will come; will arrive
  191. #191
    soldatosoldato
    a soldier; a member of the armed forces
  192. #192
    inutileinutile
    useless; not serving any purpose
  193. #193
    dondon
    A title used before the name of a Catholic priest
  194. #194
    diglidigli
    Tell him/her/them (informal singular imperative: 2nd person + indirect object pronoun 'gli')
  195. #195
    dirledirle
    to tell her / to say to her (infinitive 'dire' + clitic 'le' = 'to her')
  196. #196
    utileutile
    useful; helpful, serving a practical purpose
  197. #197
    spararesparare
    to shoot (fire a gun or other projectile)
  198. #198
    fidanzatofidanzato
    male romantic partner; boyfriend or fiancé
  199. #199
    sensazionesensazione
    A physical bodily feeling or sensation (e.g., touch, temperature, pain).
  200. #200
    andarteneandartene
    to go away; to leave (used with clitic pronouns to indicate someone leaving a place)
  201. #201
    legalelegale
    lawful; allowed or permitted by law
  202. #202
    compitocompito
    homework; a school assignment
  203. #203
    cortecorte
    a tribunal or court of law
  204. #204
    showshow
    an entertainment performance or program (live event or TV/variety show)
  205. #205
    accessoaccesso
    the right or possibility to enter or use a place, system, or resource
  206. #206
    brevebreve
    short; lasting a short time; concise
  207. #207
    risolvererisolvere
    to solve; to find a solution to a problem, question, or difficulty
  208. #208
    isolaisola
    an island; a piece of land surrounded by water
  209. #209
    poveropovero
    Lacking money or material resources; poor (economic condition).
  210. #210
    stavoltastavolta
    this time; on this occasion
  211. #211
    affrontareaffrontare
    to face, confront, or deal with (a problem, situation, or person)
  212. #212
    bordobordo
    edge, rim, or border of an object
  213. #213
    verdeverde
    green (the color)
  214. #214
    apertaaperta
    open; not closed (used with feminine nouns)
  215. #215
    improvvisoimprovviso
    sudden; unexpected
  216. #216
    fiancofianco
    the side or flank of a body, object, or area (including the hip)
  217. #217
    pesopeso
    weight; how heavy something is or a measurement of mass
  218. #218
    soluzionesoluzione
    an answer or way to solve a problem
  219. #219
    fanculofanculo
    A rude insult telling someone to go away or expressing contempt (equivalent to 'fuck off').
  220. #220
    contrattocontratto
    a written or spoken agreement between two or more parties, often legally binding
  221. #221
    retroretro
    the back or rear side of something
  222. #222
    meravigliosomeraviglioso
    wonderful; extremely good or impressive
  223. #223
    fidatifidati
    to trust someone or something; to have confidence in
  224. #224
    ultimamenteultimamente
    Recently; in the recent past
  225. #225
    prendermiprendermi
    to take me; to pick me up
  226. #226
    innocenteinnocente
    not guilty of a crime or blame
  227. #227
    scoposcopo
    purpose; aim or goal of something
  228. #228
    filafila
    a line or queue of people or things
  229. #229
    magiamagia
    magic — supernatural power or the practice of producing supernatural effects; also stage magic/illusion.
  230. #230
    procuratoreprocuratore
    A public prosecutor (the state lawyer who brings criminal charges)
  231. #231
    dnadna
    Deoxyribonucleic acid, the molecule that carries genetic information in living organisms.
  232. #232
    missmiss
    A title for a female beauty-pageant contestant or winner (used in names like "Miss Italia").
  233. #233
    centralecentrale
    located at the center or forming the main/most important part
  234. #234
    azioneazione
    an action, act, or deed
  235. #235
    principeprincipe
    a male royal, typically the son of a king or queen; a ruler of a principality
  236. #236
    cadaverecadavere
    a dead body; corpse
  237. #237
    fedefede
    faith; religious belief or strong trust
  238. #238
    nipotenipote
    A child of one's sibling; nephew or niece.
  239. #239
    stampastampa
    the press; newspapers and news media
  240. #240
    ognunoognuno
    each person; everyone (each one)
  241. #241
    deboledebole
    weak; lacking physical strength, intensity, or effectiveness
  242. #242
    ridicoloridicolo
    So absurd or silly that it provokes scorn or laughter
  243. #243
    vaffanculovaffanculo
    A very strong, vulgar insult used to tell someone to go away or 'go fuck yourself'.
  244. #244
    andarciandarci
    To go there / to go to that place (uses the clitic 'ci' = there)
  245. #245
    dirtelodirtelo
    to tell it to you (infinitive with clitic pronouns: 'dire' + 'ti' + 'lo')
  246. #246
    grandiosograndioso
    Very grand or impressive; magnificent
  247. #247
    americanoamericano
    Relating to the United States; American (adjective)
  248. #248
    francesefrancese
    Relating to France or its people (adjective)
  249. #249
    chiedertichiederti
    to ask you (infinitive 'chiedere' with clitic object pronoun 'ti' = 'you')
  250. #250
    sottotitolisottotitoli
    Text shown on a screen that translates or transcribes the spoken dialogue in a film, TV show, or video
  251. #251
    crearecreare
    to create; to bring something into existence
  252. #252
    peggiorepeggiore
    worse (comparative degree)
  253. #253
    angoloangolo
    corner; the place where two walls, streets, or surfaces meet
  254. #254
    buiobuio
    dark; lacking light (adjective)
  255. #255
    malattiamalattia
    illness or disease
  256. #256
    farglifargli
    to do or make something for/to him (infinitive + indirect object pronoun 'gli')
  257. #257
    condizionicondizioni
    the state or circumstances of something (e.g., health, weather, environment)
  258. #258
    fiumefiume
    river
  259. #259
    schienaschiena
    the back (part of the body)
  260. #260
    sindacosindaco
    mayor — the elected head of a city or town government
  261. #261
    nonostantenonostante
    despite; in spite of (used before a noun or gerund)
  262. #262
    campagnacampagna
    the countryside; rural area
  263. #263
    coglionecoglione
    Vulgar insult for a stupid, foolish, or annoying person (idiot/jerk).
  264. #264
    dettaglidettagli
    specific pieces of information; particulars
  265. #265
    chiaramentechiaramente
    in a clear or easy-to-understand way
  266. #266
    capacecapace
    Able; having the skill or ability to do something
  267. #267
    forzeforze
    physical or mental strength, energy
  268. #268
    importanzaimportanza
    importance; the significance, value, or weight of something
  269. #269
    importantiimportanti
    important; having significance or value
  270. #270
    particolareparticolare
    specific; referring to one definite person, thing, or situation
  271. #271
    pianipiani
    floors or levels of a building
  272. #272
    manteneremantenere
    to keep, preserve, or continue something in the same state
  273. #273
    parecchioparecchio
    Several; many (used with nouns as a quantifier)
  274. #274
    roserose
    roses (the flowers), plural of rosa
  275. #275
    faccendafaccenda
    a matter, affair, task, or issue that requires attention
  276. #276
    ventovento
    wind; a current of air
  277. #277
    immaginareimmaginare
    to form a mental image or picture of something
  278. #278
    mattomatto
    crazy; insane; behaving in a very unreasonable or extreme way
  279. #279
    campionecampione
    a champion; the winner or best competitor in a sport or contest
  280. #280
    laggiulaggiu
    down there; over there (at a place farther away or below)
  281. #281
    decisamentedecisamente
    in a decisive or determined manner; showing determination
  282. #282
    pensarcipensarci
    to think about something; to consider it
  283. #283
    sbrigatisbrigati
    Hurry up (informal imperative to one person)
  284. #284
    drinkdrink
    a (usually alcoholic) beverage; a cocktail or mixed drink
  285. #285
    principessaprincipessa
    a female royal; a princess
  286. #286
    avroavrò
    I will have (to possess or experience in the future)
  287. #287
    bellezzabellezza
    beauty; the quality or state of being beautiful or attractive
  288. #288
    bucobuco
    a hole, opening, or gap in a surface or object
  289. #289
    conversazioneconversazione
    a talk between two or more people; an exchange of ideas or information
  290. #290
    pensieropensiero
    a thought, idea, or opinion
  291. #291
    conoscenzaconoscenza
    knowledge; information or understanding gained through study or experience
  292. #292
    finalefinale
    the final part or ending of something (a show, story, match, etc.)
  293. #293
    impronteimpronte
    fingerprints or fingerprints-like marks left by fingers (physical prints)
  294. #294
    succederesuccedere
    to happen; to occur (an event)
  295. #295
    ghiaccioghiaccio
    ice (frozen water; e.g., ice on roads or ice cubes)
  296. #296
    traccetracce
    marks or signs left behind that show where something was or what happened
  297. #297
    indagineindagine
    a formal investigation (often police or judicial)
  298. #298
    supersuper
    Informal intensifier: very / extremely (used before adjectives)
  299. #299
    fottutofottuto
    Vulgar intensifier meaning 'fucking' used to emphasize or insult
  300. #300
    sguardosguardo
    a look or glance; the direction or expression of someone's eyes
  301. #301
    perditaperdita
    loss (of something or someone, including jobs, abilities, or abstract things)
  302. #302
    milionemilione
    one million (1,000,000); used to count or refer to the number 'a million'
  303. #303
    eccocieccoci
    Here we are; we're here or ready — used to show the speakers' arrival, presence, or readiness.
  304. #304
    praticapratica
    practical experience or repeated exercise; skill gained by doing something
  305. #305
    villaggiovillaggio
    village; a small town or settlement
  306. #306
    scusescuse
    an apology; words expressing regret or asking forgiveness
  307. #307
    fantasmafantasma
    a ghost or spirit (supernatural being)
  308. #308
    trovarlotrovarlo
    to find him/it (infinitive with the clitic 'lo' = him/it attached)
  309. #309
    scusatemiscusatemi
    Excuse me; forgive me (imperative addressed to multiple people or as a polite request to a group)
  310. #310
    ispettoreispettore
    An official who inspects compliance, safety, or quality (e.g., buildings, health, schools).
  311. #311
    teoriateoria
    A systematic set of ideas or principles used to explain phenomena (scientific or academic theory).
  312. #312
    chiamamichiamami
    Call me (phone me) — informal command to 'you'.
  313. #313
    doveredovere
    to have to / must (express obligation)
  314. #314
    camioncamion
    a truck; a large vehicle used to transport goods
  315. #315
    palazzopalazzo
    Large, often historic or official building; palace
  316. #316
    troiatroia
    Vulgar insult for a woman meaning 'whore' or 'slut'
  317. #317
    areaarea
    a physical space, zone, or region (place or part of a place)
  318. #318
    prendertiprenderti
    to take or get you (infinitive plus the object pronoun 'ti' — e.g., to pick you up, to take your things, or to catch you)
  319. #319
    credercicrederci
    To believe in it / to have confidence that something is true or possible
  320. #320
    stellestelle
    stars (celestial bodies visible in the sky)
  321. #321
    direttamentedirettamente
    in a direct way; without intermediaries or detours
  322. #322
    esserloesserlo
    to be it; to be so/that (with 'lo' referring to something mentioned)
  323. #323
    andarmeneandarmene
    to go away; to leave (from a place), with the pronominal 'ne' indicating leaving from somewhere
  324. #324
    pistapista
    A physical course or surface for movement (e.g., running track, racetrack, runway, ski slope, trail).
  325. #325
    desideriodesiderio
    a wish or desire; a strong want or longing for something
  326. #326
    ubriacoubriaco
    intoxicated by alcohol; drunk
  327. #327
    angeloangelo
    a celestial being; a messenger or spirit often in religious contexts
  328. #328
    infermierainfermiera
    female nurse
  329. #329
    altezzaaltezza
    height; the measurement from base to top or how tall someone/ something is
  330. #330
    nazionalenazionale
    Relating to a nation or country; national (used before nouns)
  331. #331
    geniogenio
    A person with exceptional intelligence, talent, or creative ability
  332. #332
    cinemacinema
    movie theater; the building where films are shown
  333. #333
    tettotetto
    The roof or top covering of a building; the interior ceiling in a room
  334. #334
    mediamedia
    average; the arithmetic mean or typical value
  335. #335
    coperturacopertura
    A physical cover or layer that protects or hides something
  336. #336
    internetinternet
    the global network of computers used for communication, information, and services
  337. #337
    cancrocancro
    the disease cancer (malignant tumor)
  338. #338
    credimicredimi
    Tell someone to accept or trust what you are saying ('believe me' / 'trust me')
  339. #339
    compagnocompagno
    A companion or partner (someone who accompanies you or a romantic/life partner)
  340. #340
    spadaspada
    a sword (a long, bladed weapon used for cutting or thrusting)
  341. #341
    vedermivedermi
    to see me (infinitive 'vedere' with the attached object pronoun 'mi')
  342. #342
    pazientipazienti
    patients (people receiving medical care)
  343. #343
    dirglidirgli
    to tell him / to say to him (dire + the indirect object pronoun gli)
  344. #344
    leggileggi
    to read (look at and understand written text)
  345. #345
    perfettamenteperfettamente
    in a flawless or ideal manner; perfectly
  346. #346
    darglidargli
    to give to him (dare + indirect object pronoun 'gli')
  347. #347
    animaleanimale
    a non-human living creature; an animal
  348. #348
    aziendaazienda
    a company, business, or firm
  349. #349
    completocompleto
    complete; whole, having all necessary parts
  350. #350
    liceoliceo
    an Italian upper secondary school (high school) for students roughly 14–19 years old
  351. #351
    innamoratoinnamorato
    in love (feeling romantic love for someone)
  352. #352
    garagara
    a competition, contest; (especially) a race or sporting match
  353. #353
    orologioorologio
    A device that shows the time (a clock or a watch).
  354. #354
    erbaerba
    grass; the green plants that cover lawns, fields, or meadows
  355. #355
    visoviso
    face (the front part of a person's head; a person's appearance or countenance)
  356. #356
    distanzadistanza
    the space or measurement between two points or places
  357. #357
    maledettomaledetto
    cursed or affected by a curse
  358. #358
    chiamarmichiamarmi
    to call me (phone)
  359. #359
    magnificomagnifico
    Extremely good, splendid, or impressive
  360. #360
    universouniverso
    the universe; all space, matter, energy, and celestial bodies
  361. #361
    esameesame
    a test or examination (e.g., a school exam, medical check, or laboratory test)
  362. #362
    quartierequartiere
    a neighborhood or district within a town or city
  363. #363
    uccidermiuccidermi
    to kill me; or to kill myself (depends on context)
  364. #364
    andarseneandarsene
    to leave; to go away (to move away from a place or person)
  365. #365
    lascialolascialo
    to leave someone or something; to let/allow
  366. #366
    paginapagina
    a page (in a book, magazine, document, or on a website)
  367. #367
    giardinogiardino
    garden; an area of land used for growing plants, flowers, or for recreation
  368. #368
    velocementevelocemente
    quickly; at a fast speed
  369. #369
    killerkiller
    a person who kills others; a murderer or hitman
  370. #370
    paradisoparadiso
    heaven; the afterlife place of blessed souls
  371. #371
    rabbiarabbia
    a strong feeling of anger or rage
  372. #372
    fugafuga
    an act of fleeing or escaping; a flight/escape (including figurative escapes or exoduses)
  373. #373
    assurdoassurdo
    ridiculous; completely unreasonable or nonsensical
  374. #374
    dimmelodimmelo
    Imperative phrase meaning "Tell it to me" — ask someone to say or give something to the speaker.
  375. #375
    talentotalento
    Natural ability or skill in a particular activity
  376. #376
    naturalenaturale
    Coming from nature; not artificial or processed
  377. #377
    libertàlibertà
    freedom; the condition of being free or having the right to act, speak, or think without undue restraint
  378. #378
    rubarerubare
    to steal; take something that doesn't belong to you
  379. #379
    doppiodoppio
    Double; consisting of two equal or corresponding parts; twice the usual amount
  380. #380
    immagineimmagine
    a picture or visual representation (including a mental image)
  381. #381
    conoscerticonoscerti
    to know or meet someone (become acquainted with them)
  382. #382
    allarmeallarme
    a device or signal that warns of danger (e.g., siren, alarm system)
  383. #383
    ultimeultime
    final; at the end of a sequence
  384. #384
    militaremilitare
    to serve in the armed forces; to be a member of the military
  385. #385
    padronepadrone
    owner; a person who legally possesses something (a house, animal, business)
  386. #386
    prenderloprenderlo
    to take or pick up him/it
  387. #387
    azioniazioni
    actions; acts; deeds
  388. #388
    mr.mr.
    A title placed before a man's name (equivalent to 'Signore' / 'Signor')
  389. #389
    direzionedirezione
    direction; the way or orientation toward a place or point
  390. #390
    gratisgratis
    free of charge; without payment
  391. #391
    ditodito
    finger (one of the digits on the hand)
  392. #392
    vendettavendetta
    revenge; a retaliatory act or prolonged personal/family feud
  393. #393
    distruggeredistruggere
    to destroy; to damage something so it no longer exists or works
  394. #394
    mattinomattino
    the morning (the early part of the day)
  395. #395
    funeralefunerale
    a ceremony or service held to honor and bury a dead person
  396. #396
    ministroministro
    A government minister; a high-ranking official who leads a ministry
  397. #397
    tettetette
    informal plural of 'breast'; 'boobs'
  398. #398
    sig.sig.
    Abbreviation of 'signore' used as 'Mr.' or 'sir' before a name or surname in formal address
  399. #399
    spiaspia
    a person who secretly gathers information about others (a spy)
  400. #400
    partnerpartner
    a romantic or sexual partner (someone in a relationship)
  401. #401
    drittodritto
    straight; not curved; upright
  402. #402
    presenzapresenza
    The state of being present; attendance
  403. #403
    abbandonareabbandonare
    to leave someone or something behind; to desert
  404. #404
    accusareaccusare
    to accuse or blame someone of wrongdoing
  405. #405
    rifiutarerifiutare
    to refuse; to reject; to turn down (an offer, request, invitation, proposal)
  406. #406
    animareanimare
    to enliven or give life, energy, or interest to something
  407. #407
    bruciarebruciare
    to burn; to be on fire (intransitive)
  408. #408
    fumarefumare
    to smoke (tobacco, cigarettes)
  409. #409
    trattaretrattare
    to treat or behave toward someone in a certain way
  410. #410
    guadagnareguadagnare
    to earn money or income
  411. #411
    spingerespingere
    to push (apply force to move something or press a button)
  412. #412
    lanciarelanciare
    to throw something (physically)
  413. #413
    comportarecomportare
    to entail, involve, or cause as a consequence
  414. #414
    destrodestro
    on or toward the right side; right-hand (direction)
  415. #415
    coinvolgerecoinvolgere
    to include or make someone/something part of an activity, process, or situation
  416. #416
    assicurareassicurare
    to assure or reassure someone (tell someone something is certain)
  417. #417
    registrareregistrare
    to record (sound, video, data)
  418. #418
    votarevotare
    to vote; to cast a vote in an election or decision
  419. #419
    raccogliereraccogliere
    to pick up or gather physical things or people
  420. #420
    soffriresoffrire
    to feel physical or emotional pain; to undergo suffering
  421. #421
    sorrideresorridere
    to smile
  422. #422
    legarelegare
    to tie or fasten something with rope, string, etc.
  423. #423
    riportareriportare
    to bring back or return something to a place or person
  424. #424
    minacciareminacciare
    to threaten someone (say you'll harm or punish them)
  425. #425
    collegarecollegare
    to connect or attach two things (devices, cables, networks)
  426. #426
    ammazzareammazzare
    to kill; to cause someone's death
  427. #427
    spostarespostare
    to move something from one place to another
  428. #428
    metrometro
    meter (unit of length, 1 m = 100 centimeters)
  429. #429
    puntarepuntare
    To aim or point (at a target); to direct attention or action toward a goal
  430. #430
    trasferiretrasferire
    To move or transfer someone or something from one place, account, or device to another
  431. #431
    consegnareconsegnare
    to deliver or hand something to someone (a parcel, goods, keys)
  432. #432
    dimostraredimostrare
    to show or display something so others can see or understand it
  433. #433
    riccoricco
    rich, wealthy (having a lot of money or assets)
  434. #434
    tentaretentare
    to try; to attempt (to do something)
  435. #435
    avvicinareavvicinare
    to move or bring something/someone physically closer
  436. #436
    ammettereammettere
    to allow or accept someone or something (let in, enroll, permit)
  437. #437
    apprezzareapprezzare
    to value or recognize the worth or quality of someone or something
  438. #438
    dirigeredirigere
    to direct or lead (people, activities, organizations, performances, films)
  439. #439
    assistereassistere
    to help or give aid to someone
  440. #440
    precedenteprecedente
    previous; coming before in time or order
  441. #441
    dipenderedipendere
    to depend on; to be determined or influenced by something or someone
  442. #442
    attendereattendere
    to wait for; to await
  443. #443
    operareoperare
    to operate; to work or carry out an operation or procedure (machines, people, processes, surgery)
  444. #444
    fiorefiore
    flower (the blossom or bloom of a plant)
  445. #445
    rilassarerilassare
    to make someone or something less tense or more relaxed
  446. #446
    politicopolitico
    a politician; a person active in politics
  447. #447
    ritrovareritrovare
    to find again; to recover; to rediscover
  448. #448
    membromembro
    a person who belongs to a group, organization, or team
  449. #449
    popolarepopolare
    popular; liked or enjoyed by many people
  450. #450
    confermareconfermare
    to confirm; to state or make something certain or official
  451. #451
    costringerecostringere
    to force or compel someone to do something; to coerce
  452. #452
    proporreproporre
    to propose; to suggest or put forward an idea, plan, motion, or offer
  453. #453
    litigarelitigare
    to argue or quarrel (have an angry disagreement)
  454. #454
    appartenereappartenere
    to belong to; to be the property of or to be part of/ a member of
  455. #455
    fuggirefuggire
    to flee; to escape; to run away
  456. #456
    coprirecoprire
    to cover (place something over another to protect or hide it)
  457. #457
    sentimentosentimento
    a feeling or emotion
  458. #458
    accompagnareaccompagnare
    To go with or escort someone; to be with someone while going somewhere
  459. #459
    sopportaresopportare
    to tolerate or endure (someone or something)
  460. #460
    trasformaretrasformare
    to change something into a different form or state
  461. #461
    confondereconfondere
    to confuse or cause someone to be unable to understand; to mistake one person or thing for another
  462. #462
    nervosonervoso
    feeling anxious, worried, or tense
  463. #463
    fissarefissare
    to fasten or secure something in place
  464. #464
    dentedente
    tooth (one of the hard structures in the mouth used for biting and chewing)
  465. #465
    richiamarerichiamare
    to call someone back by phone
  466. #466
    commetterecommettere
    to commit (an act, especially a crime, mistake, or offense)
  467. #467
    gridaregridare
    to shout; to scream
  468. #468
    ritirareritirare
    to withdraw or take back (money, support, a product, a statement)
  469. #469
    recuperarerecuperare
    to get back or retrieve something (an object, file, money, message)
  470. #470
    inventareinventare
    to invent; to create something new (a device, idea, method)
  471. #471
    gettaregettare
    to throw or toss (including to throw away)
  472. #472
    figurarefigurare
    to appear or be listed/included (in a list, credits, cast, document)
  473. #473
    reggerereggere
    to hold up or support something physically
  474. #474
    ossoosso
    bone (a piece of the skeleton or a bone in food)
  475. #475
    aumentareaumentare
    to increase; to make something become larger or greater
  476. #476
    resistereresistere
    to oppose or refuse to give in to someone or something
  477. #477
    scaricarescaricare
    to unload goods or remove a load from a vehicle or container
  478. #478
    rappresentarerappresentare
    to depict, portray, or symbolize
  479. #479
    adultoadulto
    Adult; mature; relating to or intended for grown people
  480. #480
    dichiararedichiarare
    to declare; to state or announce something clearly, often in a formal or official way
  481. #481
    condividerecondividere
    to share (give or use something with others) or to have something in common
  482. #482
    disegnaredisegnare
    to draw (create a picture or image with lines)
  483. #483
    festeggiarefesteggiare
    to celebrate (an event, occasion, or person)
  484. #484
    eventoevento
    an event; a planned public or social occasion or any notable occurrence
  485. #485
    tedescotedesco
    German (relating to Germany or its people)
  486. #486
    abbassareabbassare
    to lower or reduce something (position, volume, price, intensity, etc.)
  487. #487
    procedereprocedere
    to continue or move forward; to go ahead
  488. #488
    levarelevare
    to remove or take away
  489. #489
    condurrecondurre
    to lead, guide, or bring someone or something from one place to another
  490. #490
    possederepossedere
    to own or have legal possession of something
  491. #491
    riferireriferire
    to report; to tell someone about facts or events
  492. #492
    sessualesessuale
    Relating to sex, sexual activity, or sexuality
  493. #493
    uovouovo
    an egg (the reproductive or edible egg from birds, commonly used as food)
  494. #494
    frequentarefrequentare
    to attend (school, classes, a course)
  495. #495
    avvertireavvertire
    to warn or notify someone about danger or information
  496. #496
    tenderetendere
    to stretch or extend (physically); to hold out
  497. #497
    lupolupo
    wolf (the wild carnivorous mammal)
  498. #498
    pantalonepantalone
    trousers; pants (garment covering the lower body), usually used in the plural form 'pantaloni'.
  499. #499
    condannarecondannare
    to express strong disapproval of someone or something
  500. #500
    riservareriservare
    to reserve or book (a seat, room, table, ticket)
  501. #501
    disporredisporre
    to arrange or place items in order
  502. #502
    positivopositivo
    optimistic; having a hopeful or constructive attitude
  503. #503
    concentrareconcentrare
    to focus attention or effort on something
  504. #504
    debitodebito
    an amount of money that someone owes; debt
  505. #505
    espertoesperto
    Having skill, knowledge, or experience in a subject or activity (adjective).
  506. #506
    proprietarioproprietario
    owner; the person who owns something (a property, business, vehicle, pet, etc.)
  507. #507
    fisicofisico
    physical; relating to the body or bodily strength
  508. #508
    cinesecinese
    relating to China, its people, culture, or products
  509. #509
    interrompereinterrompere
    to interrupt or stop the continuity of something, especially speech, activity, or a process
  510. #510
    nudonudo
    not wearing clothes; bare or uncovered
  511. #511
    produrreprodurre
    to produce; to make or manufacture something or cause something to exist
  512. #512
    motoremotore
    engine; a machine that converts energy into mechanical power
  513. #513
    suggeriresuggerire
    to propose or recommend an idea, action, or solution to someone
  514. #514
    rivedererivedere
    to see or meet someone again
  515. #515
    straordinariostraordinario
    Exceptional; unusually good or remarkable
  516. #516
    allontanareallontanare
    to move or take someone/something away from a place; to drive away
  517. #517
    secolosecolo
    a period of one hundred years (a century)
  518. #518
    pietrapietra
    a small rock or piece of hard mineral; rock material
  519. #519
    osservareosservare
    to watch or look at carefully
  520. #520
    manieramaniera
    a way or method of doing something
  521. #521
    stringerestringere
    to tighten or squeeze (make something firmer, narrower, or more secure)
  522. #522
    informareinformare
    to inform; to give someone information or notify them
  523. #523
    rientrarerientrare
    to return to a place; to go back inside or back home
  524. #524
    rimettererimettere
    to put back; to replace
  525. #525
    cittadinocittadino
    a person who has citizenship in a country or is a resident of a city
  526. #526
    ospitareospitare
    to host; to provide accommodation or a venue for people, events, or things.
  527. #527
    tracciatraccia
    A mark, sign, or track left by something or someone
  528. #528
    fontefonte
    source; the origin of information, ideas, or a cause
  529. #529
    sbatteresbattere
    to slam, strike, or crash something against something
  530. #530
    contenerecontenere
    to hold or have something inside; to include
  531. #531
    limitarelimitare
    to limit or restrict (reduce the amount, extent, or freedom of something)
  532. #532
    denunciaredenunciare
    To report a crime or wrongdoing to the police or other authorities; to file a formal complaint.
  533. #533
    separareseparare
    to separate or divide (things or people); to set apart
  534. #534
    precisareprecisare
    to state something more exactly; to specify or clarify
  535. #535
    migliaiomigliaio
    a thousand (often used to mean about a thousand or 'thousands' — a large number)
  536. #536
    ritenereritenere
    to consider; to believe; to hold an opinion
  537. #537
    ondaonda
    a wave; a moving ridge of water or any surge/undulation, literal or figurative.
  538. #538
    vittoriavittoria
    victory; a win or success in a competition, battle, contest, or election.
  539. #539
    miglioraremigliorare
    to improve; to become better or make something better
  540. #540
    sigarettasigaretta
    a cigarette (a small roll of tobacco wrapped in paper, smoked)
  541. #541
    ebreoebreo
    a Jewish person (male); someone who practices Judaism or belongs to the Jewish people
  542. #542
    giudicaregiudicare
    to form an opinion about someone or something; to evaluate
  543. #543
    familiarefamiliare
    Relating to a family or family members.
  544. #544
    sitosito
    a place or location; a physical site
  545. #545
    eliminareeliminare
    to remove, get rid of, or delete something
  546. #546
    apparireapparire
    to appear; to come into sight or become visible
  547. #547
    obbligareobbligare
    to force or compel someone to do something
  548. #548
    indicareindicare
    to point out or show something (physically or by naming)
  549. #549
    identificareidentificare
    to identify; to recognize or establish the identity of someone or something
  550. #550
    civilecivile
    Relating to citizens, public life, or non-military matters (e.g., civil law, civil rights).
  551. #551
    giungeregiungere
    to arrive; to reach (a place, time, or point)
  552. #552
    grassograsso
    fat; overweight (describing a person or animal)
  553. #553
    abituareabituare
    to accustom someone to something; to make someone become used to something
  554. #554
    svilupparesviluppare
    to develop; make something grow, improve, or progress (projects, skills, ideas, economy, software).
  555. #555
    boscobosco
    a wooded area; woods or small forest
  556. #556
    artistaartista
    a person who creates art (painter, sculptor, musician, etc.), usable for a man or a woman
  557. #557
    capitarecapitare
    to happen; to occur (often used impersonally or to say something happened to someone)
  558. #558
    giornalistagiornalista
    journalist; a person who reports or writes news for newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, or online
  559. #559
    spariresparire
    to disappear; cease to be visible or present
  560. #560
    impiegareimpiegare
    to employ or hire someone; to give work to a person
  561. #561
    cambiamentocambiamento
    a change; the act or result of changing
  562. #562
    socialesociale
    relating to society, the community, or public/social welfare
  563. #563
    tentativotentativo
    an attempt or effort to do something
  564. #564
    ignorareignorare
    to not know; to be unaware of something
  565. #565
    tascatasca
    a pocket; a small pouch or compartment in clothing, bags, or similar items
  566. #566
    sfuggiresfuggire
    to escape or get away (physically, from capture)
  567. #567
    amiciziaamicizia
    friendship; a friendly relationship between people
  568. #568
    centinaiocentinaio
    about a hundred; a group or number of roughly one hundred
  569. #569
    impedireimpedire
    to prevent or stop someone or something from doing something or from happening
  570. #570
    nazionenazione
    a nation; a country
  571. #571
    miracolomiracolo
    An extraordinary event believed to be caused by divine or supernatural intervention.
  572. #572
    dichiarazionedichiarazione
    a formal spoken or written statement or announcement
  573. #573
    tecnicotecnico
    a technician; a person who repairs, installs, or operates technical equipment or systems
  574. #574
    basarebasare
    to base something on something; to found or establish on
  575. #575
    negativonegativo
    unfavorable; expressing disapproval, refusal, or a bad/pessimistic opinion
  576. #576
    annunciareannunciare
    to announce; to make something known publicly (news, events, decisions)
  577. #577
    versioneversione
    A particular form, edition, or variant of something (including a translation or edition)
  578. #578
    recitarerecitare
    to act; perform a role in a play, film, or TV show
  579. #579
    conseguenzaconseguenza
    a result or effect of an action or event
  580. #580
    personaggiopersonaggio
    A character in a story, play, film, or other fictional work.
  581. #581
    magicomagico
    Relating to magic or supernatural powers.
  582. #582
    abbracciareabbracciare
    to hug or embrace someone (to show affection or comfort)
  583. #583
    venditavendita
    sale — the act or process of selling; goods or services offered for sale; a sale event (e.g., discounted sales)
  584. #584
    correggerecorreggere
    to correct or fix mistakes
  585. #585
    albergoalbergo
    hotel; a place that provides paid lodging and services to guests
  586. #586
    creditocredito
    Money available or recorded as a positive balance; a financial or accounting credit (including lines of credit and credit on a card)
  587. #587
    attoreattore
    an actor; a person who performs in plays, films, or television
  588. #588
    terapiaterapia
    therapy; medical or psychological treatment used to heal or manage a condition
  589. #589
    gioiagioia
    a feeling of great happiness or delight
  590. #590
    scienzascienza
    science; the systematic study of the natural world and knowledge
  591. #591
    negarenegare
    to deny (say that something is not true)
  592. #592
    avanzareavanzare
    to advance; to move forward or make progress (physically or figuratively)
  593. #593
    agenziaagenzia
    a business or firm that provides services or represents clients (e.g., travel agency, employment agency, advertising agency)
  594. #594
    comportamentocomportamento
    behavior; the way someone or something acts
  595. #595
    polverepolvere
    dust (fine particles of dirt or debris)
  596. #596
    motomoto
    movement, motion (physical or general)
  597. #597
    soddisfaresoddisfare
    to satisfy; to fulfill or meet needs, requests, or requirements
  598. #598
    tratteneretrattenere
    to hold back, detain, or keep someone/something from leaving (literal or figurative)
  599. #599
    vantaggiovantaggio
    an advantage, benefit, or positive aspect
  600. #600
    stabilirestabilire
    to establish, set up, or formally decide something
  601. #601
    assiemeassieme
    together; with each other; at the same time
  602. #602
    giocatoregiocatore
    player (a person who takes part in a sport, game, or video game)
  603. #603
    totaletotale
    the total; the final sum or amount (e.g., on a bill or calculation)
  604. #604
    realizzarerealizzare
    to make, produce, or bring about (a project, plan, object, dream)
  605. #605
    terrenoterreno
    soil, earth, the material underfoot
  606. #606
    interventointervento
    an action or measure taken to intervene in a situation
  607. #607
    alaala
    wing; a projecting part of an animal, aircraft, or building
  608. #608
    crisicrisi
    a period of severe difficulty or instability (economic, political, social, or personal)
  609. #609
    garantiregarantire
    to guarantee; to assure or promise that something will happen or be true
  610. #610
    avvenireavvenire
    to happen; to occur
  611. #611
    materialemateriale
    a substance or fabric used to make or build something
  612. #612
    scientificoscientifico
    Relating to science or based on systematic, evidence-based methods.
  613. #613
    fornirefornire
    to provide or supply something or someone with what is needed
  614. #614
    originaleoriginale
    authentic; the first version, not a copy
  615. #615
    cordacorda
    a length of rope or strong cord used for tying, pulling, or supporting
  616. #616
    divanodivano
    sofa or couch
  617. #617
    compierecompiere
    to complete or carry out something (a task, action, plan)
  618. #618
    spiegazionespiegazione
    an explanation or clarification
  619. #619
    concludereconcludere
    to finish or bring something to an end
  620. #620
    ospiteospite
    guest — a person invited to or staying temporarily at someone’s home, event, or program
  621. #621
    lagolago
    a lake (a natural body of freshwater surrounded by land)
  622. #622
    rivolgererivolgere
    to direct or turn something toward someone or something (physically or abstractly)
  623. #623
    provenireprovenire
    to come from; to originate (from a place, person, time, or cause)
  624. #624
    ingressoingresso
    entrance; the doorway or place where you enter a building or room
  625. #625
    analisianalisi
    analysis; an examination or detailed study of something, or (in plural) medical tests
  626. #626
    insistereinsistere
    To insist; to demand or request something firmly
  627. #627
    facilmentefacilmente
    easily; without difficulty
  628. #628
    ridurreridurre
    to make something smaller or less (size, amount, price, intensity)
  629. #629
    scalascala
    A set of steps connecting different levels; stairs or a ladder
  630. #630
    sufficientesufficiente
    enough; adequate in quantity or quality
  631. #631
    attornoattorno
    around; surrounding (spatial) or about/approximately (time, quantity)
  632. #632
    investireinvestire
    to put money into something to try to make a profit (finance)
  633. #633
    orarioorario
    A schedule or timetable; the times when services, events, or places operate (including opening or working hours).
  634. #634
    neppureneppure
    not even; neither (used to add emphasis in negative statements)
  635. #635
    milamila
    Plural of mille — thousands (used after numerals, e.g., "5 mila" = 5,000).
  636. #636
    lentolento
    slow (moving or happening at low speed; also used for tempo or someone slow to understand)
  637. #637
    reagirereagire
    to react or respond (emotionally, physically, or behaviorally)
  638. #638
    preziosoprezioso
    valuable; highly prized or cherished
  639. #639
    chissàchissà
    Used to say that something is unknown or nobody knows ("who knows").
  640. #640
    fasefase
    a stage or period in a process, development, or cycle
  641. #641
    giapponesegiapponese
    Relating to Japan, its people, culture, or language
  642. #642
    sollevaresollevare
    to lift or raise something physically
  643. #643
    trascinaretrascinare
    to pull or drag something or someone along physically
  644. #644
    elettricoelettrico
    Relating to or powered by electricity
  645. #645
    castellocastello
    castle; a large fortified building or fortress
  646. #646
    discussionediscussione
    a conversation or debate about a topic
  647. #647
    preteprete
    a priest; a male clergy member who performs religious duties (especially in the Catholic Church)
  648. #648
    moralemorale
    the spirits, confidence, or motivation of a person or group
  649. #649
    disponibiledisponibile
    available; ready for use, accessible, or in stock
  650. #650
    discodisco
    A flat, round object used to store music or data (e.g., CD, vinyl record, optical disc).
  651. #651
    provocareprovocare
    to cause something to happen; to produce an effect or result
  652. #652
    utilizzareutilizzare
    to use or employ something for a purpose
  653. #653
    reazionereazione
    a response or reply to an event, action, or stimulus
  654. #654
    tecnologiatecnologia
    technology — tools, machines, systems, and methods based on scientific knowledge
  655. #655
    pettopetto
    the chest or breast (the front upper part of the torso) or the corresponding cut of meat
  656. #656
    riempireriempire
    to fill (make something full, e.g., a container or space)
  657. #657
    pensionepensione
    the regular payment someone receives after retiring (a retirement pension)
  658. #658
    limitelimite
    a limit or boundary; a point, amount, or condition that restricts or defines what is allowed or possible
  659. #659
    previstoprevisto
    expected or predicted
  660. #660
    nominarenominare
    to appoint or officially nominate someone to a position or role
  661. #661
    riflettereriflettere
    to think carefully about something; to ponder
  662. #662
    taceretacere
    to be silent; to keep quiet
  663. #663
    impressioneimpressione
    a feeling, opinion, or reaction produced by someone or something
  664. #664
    vicendavicenda
    An event, incident, case, or sequence of related events
  665. #665
    svolgeresvolgere
    to carry out, perform, or execute (a task, duty, or activity)
  666. #666
    epocaepoca
    a period of time characterized by particular events, styles, or conditions; an era
  667. #667
    lamentarelamentare
    to complain or express dissatisfaction
  668. #668
    esprimereesprimere
    to express or convey thoughts, feelings, opinions, or words
  669. #669
    pazienzapazienza
    the ability to wait calmly or tolerate delay and difficulties
  670. #670
    circondarecircondare
    to surround or encircle (something or someone)
  671. #671
    passionepassione
    strong emotion, enthusiasm, or intense love/desire for someone or something
  672. #672
    istruzioneistruzione
    education; formal schooling or level of education
  673. #673
    staccarestaccare
    to detach, remove, or unplug something
  674. #674
    albaalba
    dawn; the time when the sun rises and daylight begins
  675. #675
    chimicochimico
    relating to chemistry; chemical
  676. #676
    scrittorescrittore
    writer (a person who writes books, articles, or other texts)
  677. #677
    inserireinserire
    to put or place something into something else (physical insertion)
  678. #678
    stranierostraniero
    a person from another country; a foreigner
  679. #679
    miliardomiliardo
    a thousand million (1,000,000,000); a billion
  680. #680
    nastronastro
    a ribbon or strip of fabric used for decoration or tying
  681. #681
    comunicazionecomunicazione
    communication — the act or process of conveying information or exchanging messages
  682. #682
    universitàuniversità
    a university; an institution for higher education
  683. #683
    spagnolospagnolo
    From Spain; Spanish (adjective describing nationality or origin)
  684. #684
    personalmentepersonalmente
    Used to state a personal opinion or preference ("personally, in my view").
  685. #685
    commissionecommissione
    a fee charged for a service, transaction, or sale
  686. #686
    verificareverificare
    to check or verify (confirm that something is correct, true, or working)
  687. #687
    vetrovetro
    glass (the hard, transparent material) or a pane of glass
  688. #688
    istanteistante
    a very short period of time; an instant or moment
  689. #689
    segnalaresegnalare
    to point out or mark something so others notice it
  690. #690
    trascorreretrascorrere
    to spend time (actively or passively; e.g., holidays, moments)
  691. #691
    soggettosoggetto
    a person or individual (often used to refer to someone in an informal or judgmental way)
  692. #692
    registrazioneregistrazione
    registration; the act or process of registering or signing up (for an event, service, record, etc.)
  693. #693
    labbrolabbro
    lip (one of the two fleshy edges of the mouth)
  694. #694
    mancanzamancanza
    lack; absence; shortage
  695. #695
    fotografiafotografia
    a photograph; a single picture
  696. #696
    metodometodo
    a way or system of doing something; a procedure or technique
  697. #697
    opporreopporre
    to oppose; to object to or resist something
  698. #698
    misteromistero
    something unknown or unexplained; a mystery or enigma
  699. #699
    giudiziogiudizio
    an opinion or evaluation about someone or something
  700. #700
    cavalierecavaliere
    A knight or mounted warrior; also the knight chess piece
  701. #701
    carcerecarcere
    prison; jail
  702. #702
    catenacatena
    a series of connected links or elements; a physical chain or any chain-like sequence (e.g., of rings, processes, or shops).
  703. #703
    canalecanale
    a man-made water channel or canal
  704. #704
    mondialemondiale
    global; relating to the whole world
  705. #705
    organizzazioneorganizzazione
    An organized group or institution (company, association, NGO).
  706. #706
    diamantediamante
    a diamond (the gemstone)
  707. #707
    mentalementale
    relating to the mind or intellectual processes; mental
  708. #708
    unitàunità
    unity; the state of being joined or working together as one
  709. #709
    costumecostume
    a swimsuit (clothing for swimming)
  710. #710
    professionaleprofessionale
    Relating to a profession, occupation, or the workplace
  711. #711
    poesiapoesia
    a poem (a single written or spoken lyrical composition)
  712. #712
    infinitoinfinito
    endless; without limit or boundary
  713. #713
    autorizzareautorizzare
    to give official permission or approval
  714. #714
    goderegodere
    to enjoy; to take pleasure in something or to benefit from (rights, advantages)
  715. #715
    appoggiareappoggiare
    to put, place, or rest something on or against a surface
  716. #716
    corrisponderecorrispondere
    to match or be equivalent to something
  717. #717
    infilareinfilare
    to insert or push something into something else; also to slip on (a piece of clothing)
  718. #718
    scoppiarescoppiare
    to explode or burst open (physically, e.g., bomb, tyre, pipe)
  719. #719
    raroraro
    not common; occurring infrequently
  720. #720
    circostanzacircostanza
    a fact, condition, or situation surrounding an event that affects outcomes
  721. #721
    egliegli
    he (third-person singular subject pronoun; literary or formal)
  722. #722
    settoresettore
    an area, field, or sector of activity (industry, economic sector, department, or area of specialization)
  723. #723
    nascitanascita
    birth (the event of being born, for a person or animal)
  724. #724
    escludereescludere
    to exclude; to leave out or rule out (someone or something)
  725. #725
    visionevisione
    the ability to see; sight
  726. #726
    proceduraprocedura
    a series of actions or steps to accomplish a task; a formal method or process (often used for medical, legal, or administrative contexts)
  727. #727
    televisionetelevisione
    the television set (the device used to watch broadcasts)
  728. #728
    sezionesezione
    A distinct part or division of something (e.g., part of a book, webpage, document, or physical area).
  729. #729
    partenzapartenza
    departure; the act of leaving or the start of a trip or event
  730. #730
    codacoda
    the tail of an animal or the tail-like end of something
  731. #731
    lacrimalacrima
    a tear (a drop of liquid from the eye)
  732. #732
    dedicarededicare
    to devote time, effort, or attention to something or someone
  733. #733
    commercialecommerciale
    Relating to business, trade, or commerce; used in business contexts
  734. #734
    femminafemmina
    female — a female person or animal (the sex that can produce offspring)
  735. #735
    confineconfine
    a border or boundary; a limit between areas, regions, or properties
  736. #736
    individuareindividuare
    to identify or recognize someone or something
  737. #737
    accogliereaccogliere
    to welcome or receive people into a place or group
  738. #738
    economicoeconomico
    inexpensive; cheap
  739. #739
    analizzareanalizzare
    to examine something carefully in order to understand it or find important information
  740. #740
    gestogesto
    A movement of the body (especially hands or face) that expresses an idea, feeling, or intent
  741. #741
    dodicidodici
    the number twelve
  742. #742
    reatoreato
    a criminal act or offense
  743. #743
    generazionegenerazione
    a group of people born around the same time (a cohort)
  744. #744
    territorioterritorio
    A geographic area of land under the control or jurisdiction of a state, authority, or institution.
  745. #745
    coglierecogliere
    to pick or gather (fruit, flowers, etc.)
  746. #746
    superioresuperiore
    Situated above or higher in position
  747. #747
    determinaredeterminare
    to establish or ascertain (find out or define something)
  748. #748
    fantasiafantasia
    imagination; the ability to create mental images, ideas, or fanciful stories
  749. #749
    cederecedere
    to give in or yield (stop resisting, concede)
  750. #750
    nuclearenucleare
    Relating to the nucleus or to nuclear energy/weapons (e.g., atomic, nuclear)
  751. #751
    riunireriunire
    to bring together or gather people or things; to reunite
  752. #752
    mobilemobile
    a piece of furniture (e.g., a cupboard, dresser, cabinet)
  753. #753
    femminilefemminile
    Feminine; relating to women or girls, or to qualities culturally associated with women.
  754. #754
    conservareconservare
    to keep, store, or preserve something (physically or in memory)
  755. #755
    sostituiresostituire
    to replace something with another thing
  756. #756
    conquistareconquistare
    To take control of a place or people, usually by force
  757. #757
    complessocomplesso
    complicated; made of many parts or difficult to understand or solve
  758. #758
    disposizionedisposizione
    the arrangement or layout of things in a space
  759. #759
    proseguireproseguire
    to continue or proceed (an action, journey, speech, etc.)
  760. #760
    telefonicotelefonico
    Related to the telephone or done by phone
  761. #761
    diffonderediffondere
    to spread or disseminate information, ideas, news, etc.
  762. #762
    massamassa
    a large group of people; the crowd or majority
  763. #763
    trasmetteretrasmettere
    to send or broadcast signals, programs, or electronic data (e.g., radio, TV, or network transmission)
  764. #764
    chiarirechiarire
    to make something clear; to explain or resolve a doubt or misunderstanding
  765. #765
    esporreesporre
    to display or exhibit (objects, artworks, products)
  766. #766
    tradizionetradizione
    a custom or practice passed down through generations within a community or family
  767. #767
    risalirerisalire
    to go back up; to climb again (physically)
  768. #768
    eleganteelegante
    Stylish, fashionable, or refined in appearance or manner
  769. #769
    elementoelemento
    A part or component of a larger whole; an item or member of a group
  770. #770
    simbolosimbolo
    a sign, image, object, or mark that represents or stands for an idea, concept, quality, or organization.
  771. #771
    tipicotipico
    Characteristic of a type; usual or representative
  772. #772
    sofferenzasofferenza
    physical or emotional suffering; pain
  773. #773
    museomuseo
    a building where artworks, historical, or scientific objects are collected and displayed to the public
  774. #774
    affidareaffidare
    to entrust; to give someone responsibility or care for something
  775. #775
    assolutoassoluto
    complete; total; without limitation
  776. #776
    condizionecondizione
    the state or situation of someone or something
  777. #777
    commentarecommentare
    to say or write a remark or opinion about something
  778. #778
    adolescenteadolescente
    a teenager; a young person in the period between childhood and adulthood (roughly 13–19 years old)
  779. #779
    velocitàvelocità
    speed; the rate at which something moves or happens
  780. #780
    comparirecomparire
    to appear; to become visible or show up
  781. #781
    successivosuccessivo
    next; following in time, order, or sequence
  782. #782
    destinaredestinare
    to allocate or assign something for a particular purpose or recipient
  783. #783
    sfruttaresfruttare
    to make use of something (a resource, opportunity, or situation)
  784. #784
    idealeideale
    Perfect or best possible; exactly right for a purpose
  785. #785
    estremoestremo
    Very intense or to the highest degree; extreme
  786. #786
    internazionaleinternazionale
    international; involving or relating to more than one country
  787. #787
    voltarevoltare
    to turn (change direction or rotate something)
  788. #788
    sostanzasostanza
    a physical or chemical material; a substance
  789. #789
    tramitetramite
    by means of; through; via (indicates the means or channel used)
  790. #790
    espressioneespressione
    A word or phrase used to convey an idea (an expression or idiom).
  791. #791
    primaveraprimavera
    spring (the season)
  792. #792
    culturacultura
    The shared arts, beliefs, knowledge, customs, education, and way of life of a group or society
  793. #793
    registaregista
    a director (person who directs a film, play, or TV production)
  794. #794
    senoseno
    breast, bosom (the mammary gland)
  795. #795
    strategiastrategia
    a plan or method for achieving a goal
  796. #796
    comporrecomporre
    to compose or create (music, text, a list) and to put parts together to form something
  797. #797
    esistenzaesistenza
    existence; the state of existing or being present
  798. #798
    novitànovità
    news; recent information or updates
  799. #799
    rapidorapido
    fast, quick
  800. #800
    conclusioneconclusione
    the end or final part of something (event, text, speech, etc.)
  801. #801
    superficiesuperficie
    The outermost layer or top side of something
  802. #802
    trattamentotrattamento
    a medical or technical procedure applied to a person or material (therapy, processing)
  803. #803
    cristianocristiano
    Relating to Christianity or the Christian religion.
  804. #804
    volontàvolontà
    willingness, desire, or determination to do something
  805. #805
    interpretareinterpretare
    to explain or determine the meaning of something (e.g., a text, data, law)
  806. #806
    affermareaffermare
    to state or assert that something is true
  807. #807
    autoritàautorità
    The power or right to give orders, make decisions, or enforce rules
  808. #808
    produzioneproduzione
    The process or amount of making goods or output (manufacturing, industrial output)
  809. #809
    cellulacellula
    a basic biological unit of living organisms (cell)
  810. #810
    finanziariofinanziario
    Relating to finance, money, banks, or financial matters
  811. #811
    albumalbum
    a book or binder for storing photographs, stickers, or collectible cards
  812. #812
    grigiogrigio
    gray (the color)
  813. #813
    villavilla
    a large, detached house or estate, often a country house or holiday home
  814. #814
    diveniredivenire
    to become; to come to be (literary or formal)
  815. #815
    organoorgano
    a large keyboard musical instrument with pipes (pipe organ)
  816. #816
    evidenteevidente
    clear or obvious; easy to see or understand
  817. #817
    addiritturaaddirittura
    An emphatic adverb used to stress an unexpected, extreme, or surprising detail (often translated 'even' or 'actually').
  818. #818
    calorecalore
    heat; warmth (physical temperature or thermal energy)
  819. #819
    modificaremodificare
    to change or alter something; to modify
  820. #820
    tassatassa
    A mandatory payment (tax, fee, or charge) required by a government or organization.
  821. #821
    istitutoistituto
    an organization for education, research, or professional training; a school or institute
  822. #822
    ministeroministero
    a government ministry or department responsible for a specific policy area
  823. #823
    pagamentopagamento
    payment; the act of paying or the amount paid
  824. #824
    intervenireintervenire
    to intervene or take action in a situation (to stop, help, or change something)
  825. #825
    consumareconsumare
    to consume or use up (resources, energy, time, goods)
  826. #826
    trasmissionetrasmissione
    A broadcast or TV/radio programme
  827. #827
    atteggiamentoatteggiamento
    attitude; the way a person thinks, feels, or behaves toward something or someone
  828. #828
    considerazioneconsiderazione
    a thought, point, or factor to take into account when deciding or judging
  829. #829
    identitàidentità
    A person's sense of self or who they are
  830. #830
    qualitàqualità
    quality — the level of excellence, standard, or a distinctive characteristic of something
  831. #831
    religionereligione
    religion; a system of beliefs, practices, and worship shared by a group
  832. #832
    tensionetensione
    a state of being stretched or strained; mental/physical stress or a tense atmosphere
  833. #833
    linguaggiolinguaggio
    A human language or system of communication (e.g., Italian, sign language).
  834. #834
    generaregenerare
    to produce or create something (a physical or abstract thing)
  835. #835
    sportivosportivo
    sporty; athletic (describing a person, style, or item)
  836. #836
    valutarevalutare
    to evaluate, assess, or estimate the value, quality, or amount of something
  837. #837
    difficoltàdifficoltà
    difficulty; a problem, obstacle, or situation that is hard to deal with
  838. #838
    fondamentalefondamentale
    essential; forming the basis or foundation of something
  839. #839
    romanoromano
    Relating to Rome or its people; from Rome
  840. #840
    grecogreco
    Relating to Greece, its people, culture, or language; Greek
  841. #841
    percepirepercepire
    to perceive; to sense or become aware of something
  842. #842
    religiosoreligioso
    Related to religion or religious beliefs, practices, or institutions
  843. #843
    prevedereprevedere
    to foresee; to predict (what will happen)
  844. #844
    elementareelementare
    basic; simple; easy to understand
  845. #845
    capitalecapitale
    the main city of a country or region, seat of government
  846. #846
    citarecitare
    to quote or refer to a source or someone’s words
  847. #847
    avviareavviare
    to start or set in motion (a machine, process, project, business)
  848. #848
    mestieremestiere
    a job, profession, or trade
  849. #849
    intensointenso
    Very strong, powerful, or deep in degree (feeling, color, taste, sound, effort).
  850. #850
    normanorma
    a rule, standard, or regulation
  851. #851
    ansiaansia
    a feeling of anxiety, worry, nervousness, or unease
  852. #852
    associazioneassociazione
    an organization or group formed for a common purpose (club, society, nonprofit)
  853. #853
    pretenderepretendere
    to demand or insist on receiving something
  854. #854
    ispirareispirare
    to inspire (to give someone ideas, courage, or strong feelings)
  855. #855
    altrettantoaltrettanto
    to the same degree; equally; just as much
  856. #856
    meccanicomeccanico
    a person who repairs cars or other machines; a mechanic
  857. #857
    materiamateria
    a school subject or course
  858. #858
    montemonte
    a mountain; a natural elevated landform
  859. #859
    certezzacertezza
    certainty; the state of being sure or having no doubt
  860. #860
    lavoratorelavoratore
    worker; a person who performs paid work
  861. #861
    educazioneeducazione
    education; the process or system of teaching and learning
  862. #862
    siccomesiccome
    since; because — introduces a reason or cause
  863. #863
    comunitàcomunità
    A group of people who live in the same place or share interests, responsibilities, or services
  864. #864
    operaiooperaio
    a manual worker or laborer, typically in a factory, workshop, or on a construction site.
  865. #865
    aperturaapertura
    the act, time, or event of opening; the start of something (e.g., a shop opening or an opening ceremony)
  866. #866
    autoreautore
    author; a person who writes or creates a work
  867. #867
    storicostorico
    relating to history or the past
  868. #868
    cattolicocattolico
    Relating to the Roman Catholic Church or its beliefs and practices
  869. #869
    ulterioreulteriore
    additional; further; extra
  870. #870
    letturalettura
    The act or habit of reading (reading as an activity)
  871. #871
    pubblicitàpubblicità
    advertising; an advertisement; publicity
  872. #872
    amministrazioneamministrazione
    the act or process of managing or running an organization, project, property, or affairs
  873. #873
    assenzaassenza
    the state of not being present (someone missing from a place or event)
  874. #874
    stregastrega
    a woman who practices magic; a witch
  875. #875
    distingueredistinguere
    to tell apart or recognize differences between people or things
  876. #876
    origineorigine
    the place, source, or beginning of something; a person's background or ancestry
  877. #877
    liralira
    former Italian unit of currency (used before the euro)
  878. #878
    inizialeiniziale
    existing at the beginning; first
  879. #879
    sedesede
    the office, headquarters, or branch of an organization; the place where an institution operates
  880. #880
    descrizionedescrizione
    A short written or spoken account that explains or gives details about something.
  881. #881
    concettoconcetto
    an idea or abstract notion
  882. #882
    volumevolume
    a single book or one book in a multi-volume series
  883. #883
    comunistacomunista
    a person who supports or is a member of the Communist Party or follows communist ideology
  884. #884
    magliamaglia
    A knitted or woven upper-body garment (sweater, jumper, knit top, or T-shirt)
  885. #885
    musicalemusicale
    Related to music; having to do with musical sound or skill
  886. #886
    popolazionepopolazione
    the people who live in a place; the total number of inhabitants of a city, region, or country
  887. #887
    umanitàumanità
    humankind; the human species collectively
  888. #888
    infineinfine
    finally; in the end; lastly (used to introduce the final point or outcome)
  889. #889
    radiceradice
    the part of a plant that grows underground and absorbs water and nutrients
  890. #890
    elettronicoelettronico
    Relating to or operated by electronic technology or devices
  891. #891
    costruzionecostruzione
    the act or process of building; construction work
  892. #892
    derivarederivare
    to originate from; to come from
  893. #893
    inferioreinferiore
    lower; located below or at a lower position
  894. #894
    arcoarco
    a curved supporting structure in buildings or bridges
  895. #895
    sentenzasentenza
    A court judgment or legal ruling
  896. #896
    fenomenofenomeno
    An observable event or occurrence, especially in nature or society
  897. #897
    riferimentoriferimento
    a reference or source of information; something cited or used as a point of reference
  898. #898
    sottilesottile
    Thin; having little thickness or being slim (for objects or people)
  899. #899
    variovario
    several different kinds; assorted
  900. #900
    araboarabo
    Relating to the Arabs, their culture, or the Arabic language.
  901. #901
    equilibrioequilibrio
    Balance; physical steadiness or a state of stability/even distribution, used both literally and figuratively
  902. #902
    protagonistaprotagonista
    The main character or leading figure in a story, film, play, or real-life event
  903. #903
    verbaleverbale
    an official written report or record (e.g., meeting minutes, police report)
  904. #904
    maschilemaschile
    Masculine; male — relating to men, male gender, or grammatical masculine gender
  905. #905
    occorrereoccorrere
    to be necessary; to be needed/required
  906. #906
    copiacopia
    to make a duplicate of something; to reproduce text, data, or objects
  907. #907
    effettuareeffettuare
    to carry out or perform an action, task, operation, or procedure
  908. #908
    formazioneformazione
    training, education or professional courses
  909. #909
    televisivotelevisivo
    relating to television or TV broadcasting
  910. #910
    repubblicarepubblica
    a country or state governed as a republic (no monarch)
  911. #911
    consentireconsentire
    to allow or permit; to give consent or agree to something
  912. #912
    manifestaremanifestare
    to show or make evident; to express (a feeling, opinion, quality)
  913. #913
    effettivamenteeffettivamente
    actually / in fact / indeed (used to confirm or correct information)
  914. #914
    poichépoiché
    because; since (introduces a reason)
  915. #915
    occidentaleoccidentale
    located in or toward the west; on the western side of a place
  916. #916
    regioneregione
    a geographic or administrative area within a country (a region)
  917. #917
    novembrenovembre
    the eleventh month of the year
  918. #918
    evidentementeevidentemente
    evidently; obviously; used to say something is clear or apparent
  919. #919
    misuramisura
    a measurement, size, or dimension
  920. #920
    decinadecina
    a group or number of ten; about ten
  921. #921
    europeoeuropeo
    Relating to Europe or the European Union
  922. #922
    definitivodefinitivo
    final; not subject to change
  923. #923
    suorasuora
    a nun; a woman who has taken religious vows and lives in a convent
  924. #924
    fidarsifidarsi
    to trust or rely on someone or something
  925. #925
    marzomarzo
    March (the third month of the year)
  926. #926
    ovveroovvero
    or (to present an alternative or choice)
  927. #927
    editoreeditore
    publisher — a person who publishes books, newspapers, magazines, or other written works
  928. #928
    applicareapplicare
    to put or spread something onto a surface (e.g., cream, paint, sticker)
  929. #929
    numerosonumeroso
    Consisting of many people or things; numerous
  930. #930
    ciascunociascuno
    each one; each person or thing individually
  931. #931
    quantitàquantità
    amount or quantity of something
  932. #932
    quotidianoquotidiano
    happening every day; daily
  933. #933
    categoriacategoria
    a group or class used to organize things, people, or ideas
  934. #934
    fattorefattore
    A factor; an element or circumstance that contributes to a result
  935. #935
    pesantepesante
    heavy (having a lot of weight)
  936. #936
    tradizionaletradizionale
    Relating to or following long-established customs, styles, or practices; traditional
  937. #937
    artisticoartistico
    relating to art or showing artistic skill
  938. #938
    immobileimmobile
    Not moving; still
  939. #939
    distribuiredistribuire
    to give out or deliver something to several people or places
  940. #940
    emozioneemozione
    a feeling or emotion
  941. #941
    ampioampio
    wide, spacious; ample or large in extent (can be physical or figurative)
  942. #942
    crescitacrescita
    growth; an increase in size, number, or development over time
  943. #943
    iniziativainiziativa
    A planned action, project, or program intended to achieve a goal
  944. #944
    rivistarivista
    a magazine or periodical (printed or online)
  945. #945
    sottoporresottoporre
    to submit something (a document, request, proposal) for consideration or approval
  946. #946
    edizioneedizione
    A particular printed or published version of a work (book, newspaper, magazine, etc.)
  947. #947
    iscrivereiscrivere
    to register or enroll someone/something officially
  948. #948
    risorsarisorsa
    a resource; something (material, human, or informational) that can be used to help achieve a goal
  949. #949
    blogblog
    a regularly updated website or section where posts (articles) are published, often personal or focused on a topic
  950. #950
    emergereemergere
    to come out or surface (physically)
  951. #951
    cifracifra
    an amount or figure (often a sum of money or a statistical total)
  952. #952
    gestionegestione
    management; the act or process of administering or running something (a company, resources, a service, etc.)
  953. #953
    soddisfazionesoddisfazione
    satisfaction; the feeling of pleasure or contentment when a desire, need, or goal is fulfilled.
  954. #954
    ombraombra
    A dark shape or area made when something blocks light; a shaded place out of direct sun
  955. #955
    definizionedefinizione
    a statement that explains the meaning of a word, term, or concept
  956. #956
    indicazioneindicazione
    a direction or sign showing where to go
  957. #957
    industrialeindustriale
    Relating to industry, factories, or manufacturing
  958. #958
    cosiddettocosiddetto
    so-called; called or referred to as (often implying doubt or irony)
  959. #959
    lettorelettore
    a person who reads (a reader)
  960. #960
    filosofiafilosofia
    the academic subject or study of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, and values
  961. #961
    dimensionedimensione
    physical size or measurement of something (height, width, volume)
  962. #962
    democraziademocrazia
    a system of government in which power comes from the people, typically through elected representatives
  963. #963
    recenterecente
    recent; having happened or begun not long ago
  964. #964
    febbraiofebbraio
    February — the second month of the year
  965. #965
    cassacassa
    a cash register or checkout (where customers pay)
  966. #966
    introdurreintrodurre
    to introduce or bring someone/something into a person, group, place, conversation, system, or use
  967. #967
    tendenzatendenza
    a general trend or prevailing direction (e.g., in fashion, markets, data)
  968. #968
    macchiamacchia
    a stain or spot on a surface (e.g., clothing, fabric, skin)
  969. #969
    differentedifferente
    not the same; unlike or distinct
  970. #970
    relativorelativo
    concerning; related to
  971. #971
    provinciaprovincia
    An administrative division of a region or country (a province)
  972. #972
    organismoorganismo
    a living being or biological organism (animal, plant, microbe)
  973. #973
    letteraturaletteratura
    literary works (novels, poems, plays) as artistic writing
  974. #974
    meccanismomeccanismo
    a mechanical device or the moving parts that make a machine work
  975. #975
    maggioranzamaggioranza
    the greater number or part; more than half; the group holding more votes or seats (e.g., political majority)
  976. #976
    costituirecostituire
    to form or make up (be the parts or elements that compose something)
  977. #977
    avventuraavventura
    an exciting, unusual, or risky experience or journey
  978. #978
    criticacritica
    criticism or a review (an opinion about a book, film, performance, idea, etc.)
  979. #979
    culturaleculturale
    relating to culture, the arts, or intellectual activities
  980. #980
    sporcosporco
    dirty, physically unclean
  981. #981
    allungareallungare
    to make something longer or extend (length, time, distance)
  982. #982
    rigariga
    a line, row, mark, or stripe (on paper, fabric, or a surface)
  983. #983
    sondaggiosondaggio
    an opinion poll or survey of people's answers or attitudes
  984. #984
    manifestazionemanifestazione
    a public demonstration or protest
  985. #985
    sinosino
    until; up to (often used with 'a' as 'sino a')
  986. #986
    necessitànecessità
    a need; something that is necessary
  987. #987
    scopertascoperta
    a discovery; something found or revealed
  988. #988
    ambientaleambientale
    Relating to the natural environment; environmental
  989. #989
    assaiassai
    very; quite; a lot (used to intensify adjectives, adverbs, or verbs)
  990. #990
    utenteutente
    A person who uses a service, system, device, or product (a user).
  991. #991
    eventualeeventuale
    possible; potential (that may happen or exist)
  992. #992
    sottolinearesottolineare
    to draw a line under text (literally underline)
  993. #993
    regimeregime
    a system of government or political administration
  994. #994
    istituzioneistituzione
    An organization or established body (especially public, educational, or cultural)
  995. #995
    caratteristicacaratteristica
    a feature or distinguishing quality of something
  996. #996
    russorusso
    Relating to Russia, its language, culture, or things from Russia
  997. #997
    strutturastruttura
    A physical building or an organized system/arrangement (e.g., a facility, framework, or organization).
  998. #998
    industriaindustria
    an economic sector or field of business (industry)
  999. #999
    intervistaintervista
    an interview — a conversation with questions to get information, opinions, or to evaluate someone
  1000. #1000
    enteente
    An organization, institution, or public agency; a legal entity (often a company or public body).
  1001. #1001
    sfidasfida
    A challenge — a difficult task, a competitive contest, or a dare
  1002. #1002
    largolargo
    wide, broad; having a large width or roomy
  1003. #1003
    quizquiz
    a short test or set of questions used to check knowledge or for entertainment
  1004. #1004
    esigenzaesigenza
    a need or requirement; something necessary or demanded
  1005. #1005
    lottalotta
    a physical fight or combat; a brawl or wrestling match.
  1006. #1006
    branobrano
    A musical track or song (a single piece of recorded or performed music)
  1007. #1007
    recarerecare
    to bring or carry (to a place)
  1008. #1008
    quotaquota
    a share or portion of something (what each person gets)
  1009. #1009
    innamorarsiinnamorarsi
    to fall in love (with someone or something)
  1010. #1010
    riflessioneriflessione
    a careful thought or consideration; the act of thinking about something
  1011. #1011
    dialettodialetto
    a regional or local variety of a language, different from the standard language
  1012. #1012
    riproduzioneriproduzione
    A copy or replica of an object, artwork, or document
  1013. #1013
    meridionalemeridionale
    southern; relating to the south
  1014. #1014
    concretoconcreto
    made of concrete (the building material)
  1015. #1015
    alcunoalcuno
    some, a few (indefinite adjective/determiner)
  1016. #1016
    esternoesterno
    external; located on the outside of something
  1017. #1017
    carabinierecarabiniere
    a member of the Carabinieri, Italy's national gendarmerie (military police); a police officer
  1018. #1018
    violentoviolento
    Using physical force or likely to cause harm
  1019. #1019
    sommasomma
    a total or amount (often of money) or the result of adding numbers
  1020. #1020
    poetapoeta
    a person who writes poetry
  1021. #1021
    adattoadatto
    suitable; appropriate; fit (for a person, thing, or purpose)
  1022. #1022
    scritturascrittura
    handwriting; the physical style of someone's writing
  1023. #1023
    specificospecifico
    specific; particular — clearly defined or referring to a particular thing
  1024. #1024
    colonnacolonna
    A vertical pillar or support in a building or structure
  1025. #1025
    contemporaneocontemporaneo
    existing or occurring at the same time; contemporaneous
  1026. #1026
    sanosano
    healthy; in good physical condition
  1027. #1027
    fasciafascia
    a strip or band of material (e.g., headband, sash, bandage, or a band used to wrap something)
  1028. #1028
    trafficotraffico
    the movement or congestion of vehicles on roads
  1029. #1029
    corrierecorriere
    A person or company that delivers packages, mail, or documents
  1030. #1030
    formulaformula
    A mathematical or scientific expression used to calculate or represent a relationship
  1031. #1031
    attivoattivo
    energetic; taking action, physically or mentally active
  1032. #1032
    accorgersiaccorgersi
    to notice; to become aware of; to realize
  1033. #1033
    edicolaedicola
    a newsstand or small kiosk that sells newspapers, magazines, cigarettes, and small items
  1034. #1034
    indiceindice
    (body) the index finger
  1035. #1035
    faticafatica
    effort; difficulty in doing something
  1036. #1036
    curiosocurioso
    eager to know or learn; inquisitive
  1037. #1037
    ambitoambito
    An area, field, or sphere of activity, interest, or expertise
  1038. #1038
    appuntoappunto
    exactly; that's right — a discourse particle used to agree, confirm, or emphasize a point
  1039. #1039
    azzurroazzurro
    light blue, sky blue (adjective used to describe a pale/bright blue color)
  1040. #1040
    calciocalcio
    football (soccer), the sport
  1041. #1041
    candidatocandidato
    a person proposed or applying for a job, elected office, award, or admission; an applicant or nominee
  1042. #1042
    capitolocapitolo
    chapter; a main division of a book, document, or similar work
  1043. #1043
    caratterizzarecaratterizzare
    to characterize; to give something distinctive features or to be typical of something
  1044. #1044
    colorocoloro
    those people; those who (refers to people, often followed by 'che')
  1045. #1045
    commissariocommissario
    a senior police officer or inspector in charge of a station or investigation
  1046. #1046
    comodocomodo
    comfortable (physically pleasant or cozy)
  1047. #1047
    concertoconcerto
    a musical performance or show (a concert)
  1048. #1048
    confrontoconfronto
    a comparison between two or more things
  1049. #1049
    dialogodialogo
    a conversation between two or more people
  1050. #1050
    elencoelenco
    a list or catalogue of items, names, or entries
  1051. #1051
    ferroferro
    the metal iron (the element or metal material)
  1052. #1052
    fogliofoglio
    a single sheet or piece of paper
  1053. #1053
    fruttofrutto
    a fruit; the edible part of a plant
  1054. #1054
    impiantoimpianto
    a system, installation, or plant of machines or equipment (e.g., electrical, heating, industrial)
  1055. #1055
    impresaimpresa
    a company or business organization
  1056. #1056
    imputatoimputato
    a person formally accused of a crime; the defendant in a criminal case
  1057. #1057
    ipotesiipotesi
    A hypothesis or proposed explanation; an assumption to be tested
  1058. #1058
    legnolegno
    wood — the hard fibrous material from trees used for building, making furniture, and as fuel.
  1059. #1059
    liquidoliquido
    a liquid; a fluid substance (not solid or gas)
  1060. #1060
    maschiomaschio
    a male (a man or a male animal); the male sex or male individual of a species.
  1061. #1061
    modellomodello
    a model, prototype, or template used as an example or pattern
  1062. #1062
    muscolomuscolo
    a muscle (body tissue that contracts to produce movement)
  1063. #1063
    paripari
    equal; even (same in amount or matching; an even number)
  1064. #1064
    percorsopercorso
    a physical route, path, or itinerary
  1065. #1065
    pressopresso
    at, near, or with; indicates location, place of work, or presence at an organization or place
  1066. #1066
    principioprincipio
    the beginning or start of something
  1067. #1067
    quadroquadro
    a painting or framed picture
  1068. #1068
    raggioraggio
    a ray or beam of light or other radiation
  1069. #1069
    regnoregno
    A country or territory ruled by a king or queen
  1070. #1070
    ritmoritmo
    rhythm; a regular pattern of sounds or movements
  1071. #1071
    romanzoromanzo
    a novel (a long fictional book)
  1072. #1072
    schermoschermo
    An electronic or projection display (TV, computer, phone, cinema).
  1073. #1073
    sconosciutosconosciuto
    unknown; not known or identified
  1074. #1074
    seccosecco
    dry (not wet); also used for dry taste or climate
  1075. #1075
    serenosereno
    clear (about the sky or weather)
  1076. #1076
    sforzosforzo
    effort or exertion; an attempt (mental or physical)
  1077. #1077
    soggiornosoggiorno
    living room; lounge (the main room in a house for relaxing and socializing)
  1078. #1078
    sortasorta
    a kind or sort (often used in the phrase 'una sorta di' = 'a sort of')
  1079. #1079
    stipendiostipendio
    salary; regular payment for work
  1080. #1080
    strumentostrumento
    tool or device used to perform a task
  1081. #1081
    supportosupporto
    help, assistance, or backing (emotional, practical, or technical)
  1082. #1082
    titolotitolo
    the name or heading of a work, document, article, film, song, etc.
  1083. #1083
    tivùtivù
    television (the physical TV set)
  1084. #1084
    tonotono
    tone; a musical pitch or the quality/timbre of a sound
  1085. #1085
    trasportotrasporto
    transportation; the movement or system for moving people or goods
  1086. #1086
    uccellouccello
    a bird (any avian animal)

B1

25 words at the B1 CEFR level.

  1. #1
    etaetà
    age (how many years someone or something is)
  2. #2
    succederasuccedera
    to happen; to occur
  3. #3
    attoatto
    a deed or action (something someone does)
  4. #4
    discuterediscutere
    to discuss or debate a topic; to examine something in conversation or formally
  5. #5
    gestiregestire
    to manage or handle (a business, team, task, or situation)
  6. #6
    domattinadomattina
    tomorrow morning (the next morning)
  7. #7
    lasciatemilasciatemi
    Plural imperative: 'leave me' or 'leave me alone' (telling more than one person to go away or stop bothering you)
  8. #8
    purpur
    although / even though (introduces a contrast; literary/formal)
  9. #9
    sposaresposare
    to marry someone; to wed (someone)
  10. #10
    estest
    east (the cardinal direction)
  11. #11
    violenzaviolenza
    Violent action or force that harms people or property (physical or emotional abuse)
  12. #12
    parlarleparlarle
    to speak to her / to talk to her
  13. #13
    sospettosospetto
    a feeling or belief that someone did something wrong; suspicion
  14. #14
    trappolatrappola
    a device or situation designed to catch, trap, or deceive someone; a trap or pitfall
  15. #15
    criminalecriminale
    a person who commits a crime
  16. #16
    ladylady
    a woman, often implying elegance, formality, or upper-class status (loanword from English)
  17. #17
    pugnopugno
    fist (a closed hand)
  18. #18
    opinioneopinione
    a person's view, belief, or judgment about something
  19. #19
    malmal
    badly; poorly (adverb, variant of "male")
  20. #20
    interesseinteresse
    a feeling of wanting to know or take part in something; curiosity or attention
  21. #21
    sigsig
    Abbreviation of signore, a formal title equivalent to 'Mr.' used before a man's name or surname.
  22. #22
    fastidiofastidio
    an annoyance, nuisance; something that bothers or irritates
  23. #23
    premiopremio
    a prize or award given for achievement or competition
  24. #24
    sopravviveresopravvivere
    to continue to live or exist after a dangerous event or longer than someone/something else
  25. #25
    dappertuttodappertutto
    everywhere; in all places (throughout a place)"}],