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| g {n} | :: See under G |
| G {letter} /dʒi/ | :: letter: gi |
| gabapentin {m} [medicine] | :: gabapentin |
| gabardine {m} /ɡa.barˈd̪iː.ne/ | :: The woolen cloth gabardine |
| gabardine {m} | :: An overcoat or raincoat, (originally) of this material |
| gabba {f} /ˈɡab.ba/ | :: alternative form of gabbo |
| Gabba {prop} | :: surname |
| gabbacompagno {m} | :: crook |
| gabbacristiani {mf} | :: trickster |
| gabbamento {m} [rare] /ɡab.baˈmen.to/ | :: deception, trickery |
| gabbana {f} | :: An overcoat with a hood |
| Gabbana {prop} | :: surname |
| Gabbana {prop} | :: Stefano Gabbana, Italian designer |
| gabbanella {f} | :: white coat |
| gabbanella {f} | :: housecoat, dressing gown |
| gabbano {m} | :: loose overcoat |
| gabbano {m} | :: overall |
| gabbante {v} | :: present participle of gabbare |
| gabbare {vt} | :: to deceive, trick |
| gabbare {vt} | :: to cheat, dupe, diddle |
| gabbeo {m} /ɡabˈbɛ.o/ | :: A board where salt is left to drain and dry |
| gabbia {f} /ˈɡab.bja/ | :: cage, hutch |
| gabbia {f} | :: clink (gaol) |
| gabbia {f} | :: crate, skip |
| gabbia {f} | :: muzzle |
| gabbia {f} | :: lookout, watch tower |
| gabbia {f} [nautical] | :: crow's nest |
| gabbia di matti {f} | :: madhouse |
| gabbianella {f} | :: little gull |
| gabbianello {m} /ɡab.bjaˈnɛl.lo/ | :: little gull (Hydrocoloeus minutus) |
| gabbiano {m} | :: gull, seagull |
| gabbiano comune {m} | :: black-headed gull |
| gabbiano reale {m} | :: herring gull |
| gabbiano testabruna {m} | :: brown-headed gull (Chroicocephalus brunnicephalus) |
| gabbiano tridattilo {m} | :: kittiwake, properly the black-legged kittiwake |
| gabbiata {f} | :: cageful of animals |
| gabbia toracica {f} [skeleton] | :: rib cage |
| gabbiere {m} [nautical] | :: topman |
| gabbietta {f} | :: A small cage |
| gabbio {m} [slang] /ˈɡab.bjo/ | :: jail, prison |
| gabbionata {f} | :: gabionade |
| gabbione {m} | :: gabion |
| gabbione {m} | :: dock (for a prisoner in a court) |
| gabbiotto {m} | :: porter's lodge |
| gabbiotto {m} | :: sentry-box |
| gabbo {m} /ˈɡab.bo/ | :: joke, trick, prank |
| gabella {f} [historical, obsolete] | :: duty (tax on goods) |
| gabella {f} | :: customs |
| gabellante {v} | :: present participle of gabellare |
| gabellare {vt} | :: to tax, excise |
| gabellare {vt} | :: to pass off (as) |
| gabelliere {m} | :: excise officer, tax collector |
| gabellotto {m} | :: A type of sharecropper in Sicily |
| gabinetto {m} | :: cabinet |
| gabinetto {m} | :: ministry, government |
| gabinetto {m} | :: toilet, lavatory |
| gabola {f} | :: hassle |
| Gabon {prop} | :: Gabon |
| gabonese {adj} | :: Gabonese |
| gabonese {mf} | :: Gabonese |
| Gabriele {prop} | :: Gabriel [biblical character] |
| Gabriele {prop} | :: given name of biblical origin |
| Gabrieli {prop} | :: surname |
| Gabriella {prop} | :: given name, feminine form of Gabriele |
| Gadda {prop} | :: surname |
| Gadda {prop} | :: Carlo Emilio Gadda, Italian writer |
| Gaddo {prop} [rare] | :: given name; a short form of Gherardo, Girardo, etc |
| gadget {m} | :: gadget (small device) |
| gaditano {adj} | :: Gaditanian |
| gadolinio {m} [chemistry] /ɡa.doˈli.njo/ | :: gadolinium |
| gadopentetico {adj} | :: gadopentetic |
| gadoterico {adj} | :: gadoteric |
| gaelico {adj} | :: Gaelic (all senses) |
| gaelico {m} | :: Gaelic (Scottish and Irish languages) |
| Gaeta {prop} /ɡa.ˈe.ta/ | :: Gaeta (coastal town) |
| gaetana {f} | :: feminine equivalent of gaetano |
| gaetano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Gaeta |
| gaetano {m} | :: A person from Gaeta |
| Gaetano {prop} | :: given name |
| gaettone {m} | :: dogwatch |
| gaffa {f} [nautical] | :: gaff (hooked pole) |
| gaffe {f} | :: gaffe, blunder, boob |
| gag {m} | :: gag, joke |
| gagà {m} | :: fop, dandy |
| gagate {f} [mineralogy] | :: jet |
| gaggia {f} /ɡadˈd͡ʒi.a/ | :: sweet acacia (Vachellia farnesiana) |
| gaggia {f} [nautical, archaic] /ˈɡad.d͡ʒa/ | :: synonym of gabbia |
| gaggia {f} [bird hunting] | :: A (now illegal) setup consisting of a spherical cage mounted on top of a pole, on which an owlet rests, which causes birds inside the cage to become agitated, luring wild birds |
| gaggia {f} /ˈɡad.d͡ʒa/ | :: synonym of regolo |
| gaggia arborea {f} /ɡadˈd͡ʒia̯ arˈbɔ.re̯a/ | :: Persian silk tree (Albizia julibrissin) |
| gaggianese {adj} | :: Of or from Gaggiano |
| Gaggiano {prop} | :: Gaggiano (small town) |
| Gaggini {prop} | :: surname |
| gaggio {m} [obsolete] /ˈɡad.d͡ʒo/ | :: pledge, guarantee |
| gaggio {m} [obsolete, law, finance] | :: deposit, security, guaranty (guarantee that debt will be paid; property relinquished to ensure this) |
| gaggio {m} [obsolete] | :: wage, salary |
| gaggio {m} [obsolete, figurative] | :: reward, prize |
| Gaggiolo {prop} | :: An area around the town of Cantello in Lombardy |
| Gaggiolo {prop} | :: Any of several rivers and villages throughtout Italy |
| gaginesco {adj} | :: Gaginesque |
| Gagliano {prop} | :: surname |
| gagliarda {f} [printing, dated] | :: Galliard: the size of type between piccolo testo and Garamone, standardized as 8 Didot points (3.00 or 3.01 mm) |
| gagliarda {f} | :: The galliard, a 16th-century European dance |
| gagliardamente {adv} | :: strongly, robustly |
| gagliardamente {adv} | :: vigorously |
| gagliardetto {m} | :: pennant |
| Gagliardi {prop} | :: surname |
| gagliardia {f} | :: strength, vigour |
| gagliardo {adj} | :: strong, robust, spanking |
| gagliardo {adj} | :: vigorous |
| gaglioffaggine {f} | :: foolishness |
| gaglioffaggine {f} | :: loutishness |
| gaglioffo {adj} /ɡaʎˈʎɔf.fo/ | :: loutish |
| gaglioffo {adj} | :: clumsy |
| gaiamente {adv} | :: gaily, cheerfully, merrily |
| Gaiatto {prop} | :: surname |
| gaiezza {f} | :: gaiety, cheerfulness, playfulness, frolic |
| gaiezza {f} | :: brightness (of colour) |
| gaio {adj} | :: gay (original meaning), cheerful, happy |
| gaio {adj} | :: bright (colours) |
| Gaito {prop} | :: surname |
| gala {f} /ˈɡaː.la/ | :: bow (ornament on a dress etc) |
| gala {f} | :: bow tie (large) |
| gala {f} | :: frill, flounce, ruche (guarnizione di trine o stoffa increspata) |
| gala {f} | :: roche, ruching, ruffle |
| gala {m} | :: gala |
| gala {m} | :: festivity |
| galactomannano {m} [carbohydrate] | :: galactomannan |
| galagone {m} | :: bush baby (of genus Galago) |
| galalite {f} | :: galalith |
| galanga {f} | :: galangal |
| galano {m} /ɡaˈla.no/ | :: a large ribbon bow |
| galano {m} [chiefly in the plural, Venice] | :: type of dessert in the form of fritters dusted with sugar, eaten during Carnival time; similar to angel wings |
| galante {adj} | :: gallant, chivalrous |
| galante {adj} | :: amorous, romantic |
| galante {m} | :: gallant |
| galanteria {f} | :: gallantry |
| galanteria {f} | :: gentlemanliness |
| galantina {f} | :: galantine |
| galantuomo {m} | :: gentleman |
| Galaso {prop} | :: Galaso (river) |
| galassia {f} /ɡaˈlas.sja/ | :: galaxy |
| galassia {f} | :: Milky Way |
| galassia a spirale {f} | :: spiral galaxy |
| galassia nana {f} [astronomy] | :: dwarf galaxy |
| galassia spirale {f} [astronomy] | :: spiral galaxy |
| galata {adj} | :: Galatian |
| galateo {m} [chiefly uncountable] /ɡa.laˈtɛ.o/ | :: etiquette, good manners |
| Galati {prop} [biblical] | :: Galatians |
| galattagogo {m} [medicine] /ɡa.lat.taˈɡɔ.ɡo/ | :: galactagogue |
| galattagogo {adj} [medicine] | :: galactagogic |
| galattano {m} [carbohydrate] | :: galactan |
| galatticamente {adv} | :: galactically |
| galattico {adj} | :: galactic |
| galattina {f} [biochemistry] | :: galactin |
| galatto- {prefix} | :: galacto- |
| galattofago {adj} | :: galactophagous |
| galattoforo {adj} | :: galactophorous |
| galattogeno {adj} | :: galactagogic |
| galattogeno {m} [carbohydrate] | :: galactogen |
| galattomannano {m} [carbohydrate] | :: galactomannan |
| galattometro {m} | :: galactometer |
| galattopoiesi {f} | :: galactopoiesis |
| galattorrea {f} [pathology] | :: galactorrhea |
| galattosammina {f} [organic compound] | :: galactosamine |
| galattosemia {f} [medicine] | :: galactosemia |
| galattosio {m} | :: galactose |
| galatturonano {m} [carbohydrate] | :: galacturonan |
| galatturonato {m} | :: galacturonate |
| galatturonico {adj} | :: galacturonic |
| galatturonide {m} [carbohydrate] | :: galacturonide |
| galaverna {f} [weather] | :: soft rime |
| galbano {m} | :: galbanum |
| galbula {f} | :: jacamar |
| galbulo {m} [botany] | :: cone |
| Galdino {prop} | :: given name |
| galea {f} [nautical] | :: galley (slender Mediterranean ship propelled primarily by oars and sails) |
| galea {f} | :: helmet (roman leather helmet) |
| galea aponeurotica {f} [anatomy] | :: galea aponeurotica |
| Galeati {prop} | :: surname |
| galeazza {f} [nautical] | :: galleass |
| Galeazzo {prop} /ɡa.leˈat.t͡so/ | :: given name |
| galectina {f} [protein] | :: galectin |
| galenico {adj} | :: galenical |
| galenico {m} [pharmacology] | :: galenical |
| Galeno {prop} | :: Galen (the physician) |
| galeone {m} | :: galleon |
| galeopiteco {m} | :: galeopithecus |
| galeotta {f} | :: convict (female) |
| galeotto {m} | :: (historically) galley slave |
| galeotto {m} | :: convict |
| Galeotto {prop} [rare] | :: given name corresponding to the French Galehault |
| galera {f} [colloquial] | :: prison, jail, jug |
| galera {f} [nautical] | :: galley (long ship propelled primarily by oars) |
| galero {m} | :: galero |
| galestro {m} [geology] | :: marl |
| galestroso {adj} [geology] | :: marly |
| Galgani {prop} | :: surname |
| Galiazzo {prop} | :: surname |
| Galiazzo {prop} | :: Marco Galiazzo, Italian archer |
| Galïeno {prop} | :: medieval spelling of Galeno |
| Galilea {prop} | :: Galilee |
| Galilei {prop} | :: surname |
| Galilei {prop} | :: Galileo Galilei, famous Italian scientist and "father of observational astronomy" |
| galileiano {adj} | :: Galilean |
| Galileo {prop} | :: given name |
| Galizia {prop} | :: Galizia (autonomous community) |
| galiziano {adj} | :: Galician |
| galiziano {m} | :: Galician |
| galla {f} | :: gall |
| galla {f} | :: acorn |
| galla {f} | :: round pill |
| galla {f} | :: pimple (caused by sunburn) |
| galla {f} | :: hairgrip |
| gallante {v} | :: present participle of gallare |
| Gallarate {prop} | :: Gallarate (town) |
| gallaratese {adj} | :: Of, or from, Gallarate |
| gallaratese {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Gallarate |
| gallare {vt} [rare] | :: To fertilize an egg |
| gallare {vi} [rare] | :: To be fertilized an egg |
| gallato {adj} | :: fertilized |
| gallatura {f} [uncommon] | :: fertilization |
| galleggiabilità {f} | :: buoyancy |
| galleggiamento {m} | :: floating |
| galleggiante {v} | :: present participle of galleggiare |
| galleggiante {adj} | :: floating |
| galleggiante {m} | :: float |
| galleggiante {m} | :: barge |
| galleggiante {m} | :: buoy |
| galleggiare {vi} /ɡalledˈdʒare/ | :: to tread water; to float |
| gallego {m} | :: Galician [language] |
| galleina {f} [organic compound] | :: gallein |
| galleria {f} | :: tunnel |
| galleria {f} | :: gallery, arcade |
| galleria {f} [theatre] | :: balcony, circle |
| galleria d'armi {f} | :: armoury |
| galleria d'arte {f} | :: art gallery |
| Galleria degli Uffizi {prop} | :: Uffizi Gallery (art museum in Florence, Italy) |
| galleria del vento {f} | :: wind tunnel |
| gallerista {mf} | :: gallerist |
| gallerista {mf} | :: art dealer |
| Galles {prop} | :: Wales |
| gallese {adj} | :: Welsh |
| gallese {mf} | :: Welshman, Welshwoman |
| galletta {f} | :: cracker (biscuit) |
| galletta {f} [nautical] | :: ship's biscuit |
| galletto {m} | :: cockerel |
| galletto {m} | :: cocky young man |
| galletto {m} | :: wing nut |
| galletto {m} [mushrooms] | :: chanterelle, golden chanterelle, girolle (Cantharellus cibarius) |
| Galli {prop} | :: Gauls |
| Gallia {prop} | :: Gaul (a Roman-era region roughly corresponding to modern France and Belgium) |
| galliambo {m} [poetry] /ɡalˈljam.bo/ | :: galliambus |
| gallicanesimo {m} | :: Gallicanism |
| gallicano {adj} | :: Gallic, Gallican |
| Gallicano {prop} | :: Gallicano (small town) |
| galliciano {adj} | :: Galician (pertaining to the people or language of Galicia) |
| gallicinio {m} [literary] /ɡal.liˈt͡ʃi.njo/ | :: The crowing of the rooster |
| gallicinio {m} [literary] | :: The period of the early morning when roosters begin to crow |
| gallicinio {m} [literary, Ancient Rome] | :: The period of the night following midnight and preceding the first light of dawn |
| gallicismo {m} | :: gallicism |
| gallicizzante {v} | :: present participle of gallicizzare |
| gallicizzare {vt} | :: to gallicize |
| gallico {adj} /ˈɡal.li.ko/ | :: Gallic, French |
| gallico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: gallic |
| gallico {m} | :: Gaulish (language) |
| gallicolo {adj} | :: gallicolous |
| galligeno {adj} | :: galligenic, gallogenic (producing galls) |
| gallina {f} | :: hen |
| gallinaccio {m} /ɡal.liˈnat.t͡ʃo/ | :: chanterelle |
| gallinaccio {m} | :: turkey |
| gallinaceo {adj} | :: gallinaceous |
| gallinaceo {m} | :: gallinacean |
| gallina d’acqua {f} | :: moorhen |
| gallina dalle uova d'oro {f} [figuratively, idiomatic] | :: the golden goose (something that generates profit or gives great advantages) |
| gallina faraona {f} | :: guinea fowl |
| gallinaio {m} | :: synonym of pollaio |
| gallina ovaiola {f} | :: laying hen |
| gallina prataiola {f} | :: little bustard |
| gallinella {f} | :: young hen |
| gallinella {f} | :: gurnard (Chelidonichthys lucerna) |
| gallinella d'acqua {f} | :: moorhen |
| gallinella di mare {f} | :: gurnard (Chelidonichthys lucerna) |
| gallio {m} [chemistry] /ˈɡalljo/ | :: gallium |
| Gallipoli {prop} | :: Gallipoli (town) |
| Gallipoli {prop} | :: Gallipoli (town/and/peninsula) |
| gallipolino {adj} | :: Of or from Gallipoli (town in Puglia) |
| gallismo {m} | :: machismo |
| gallo- {prefix} | :: Gallo- |
| gallo {m} | :: rooster, cock |
| gallo {adj} | :: Gallic |
| galloccia {f} [nautical] | :: cleat, kevel, bitt, bollard |
| gallo cedrone {m} | :: capercaillie or wood grouse |
| gallodromo {m} | :: cockfighting pit,cockpit |
| gallofobia {f} | :: Gallophobia |
| gallo-italico {adj} | :: Gallo-Italian |
| galloitalico {adj} | :: Variant of gallo-italico |
| gallomania {f} | :: Francomania, Gallomania |
| gallonante {v} | :: present participle of gallonare |
| gallonare {vt} | :: To braid |
| gallonato {adj} | :: braided; gallooned |
| gallonato {adj} | :: liveried |
| gallonato {adj} | :: brass |
| gallone {m} [military, chiefly in plural] | :: stripe, chevron (military insignia) |
| gallone {m} | :: braid, galloon |
| gallone {m} | :: gallon (unit of volume) |
| galloromanzo {adj} | :: Gallo-Romance |
| galloromanzo {m} | :: Gallo-Romance (language) |
| gallozzola {f} | :: blister |
| gallozzola {f} | :: bubble (in a liquid) |
| Gallura {prop} | :: Gallura (historic region), once an independent state |
| gallurese {adj} | :: of or from Gallura |
| gallurese {mf} | :: a native or inhabitant of Gallura |
| gallurese {m} | :: Gallurese (lect) |
| galoche {f} | :: galosh |
| galop {m} | :: galop (originally German folk dance) |
| galoppante {v} | :: present participle of galoppare |
| galoppante {adj} | :: galloping |
| galoppare {vi} | :: to gallop |
| galoppare {vi} | :: to rush around |
| galoppare {vi} | :: to work assiduously |
| galoppata {f} | :: gallop |
| galoppata {f} | :: run |
| galoppatoio {m} | :: riding track (for horses) |
| galoppatore {m} | :: galloper |
| galoppino {m} | :: errand boy, gofer |
| galoppino {m} | :: canvasser |
| galoppo {m} | :: gallop |
| galoscia {f} | :: galosh |
| Galtarossa {prop} | :: surname |
| Galtarossa {prop} | :: Rossano Galtarossa, Italian rower |
| Galuppi {prop} | :: surname |
| Galuppi {prop} | :: Baldassare Galuppi, Italian composer |
| Galvani {prop} | :: surname |
| Galvani {prop} | :: Luigi Galvani, Italian physician and anatomist |
| galvanico {adj} | :: galvanic |
| galvanismo {m} | :: galvanism |
| galvanizzante {v} | :: present participle of galvanizzare |
| galvanizzare {vt} | :: to galvanize [all senses] |
| galvanizzatore {m} | :: galvanizer |
| galvanizzazione {f} | :: galvanization (all senses) |
| galvano- {prefix} | :: electricity or galvanism |
| galvano {m} | :: electrotype |
| Galvano {prop} | :: given name |
| galvanometria {f} [physics] | :: galvanometry |
| galvanometro {m} [physics] | :: galvanometer |
| galvanoplastica {f} | :: galvanoplasty |
| galvanoplastica {f} | :: galvanoplastics |
| galvanoplastico {adj} | :: galvanoplastic |
| galvanoscopio {m} | :: galvanoscope |
| galvanostegia {f} | :: electroplating |
| galvanostegista {mf} | :: electroplater |
| galvanotecnica {f} | :: electroplating (science and technology of) |
| galvanoterapia {f} | :: electrotherapy |
| galvanotipia {f} | :: electrotype |
| galvanotipista {mf} | :: electrotypist |
| Gamaliele {prop} [Biblical character] | :: Gamaliel |
| Gamaliele {prop} | :: given name |
| gamba {f} /ˈɡamba/ | :: leg |
| gamba {f} | :: leg [from knee to ankle], shank |
| gamba {f} | :: leg [of furniture] |
| gamba {f} | :: stroke [of a letter] |
| gambacorta {mf} | :: lame person |
| gambacorta {mf} | :: short-legged person |
| Gambadilegno {prop} | :: Peg Leg Pete, Black Pete (Disney character) |
| gambale {m} | :: legging |
| gambale {m} | :: bootleg (part of a boot that covers the leg) |
| gambalesta {mf} [colloquial] | :: A fast runner |
| gambaletto {m} | :: knee sock |
| gambaletto {m} | :: leg cast |
| gambaletto {m} | :: air cast |
| gambalunga {mf} | :: A person with long legs |
| Gambarogno {prop} | :: Gambarogno (small town) |
| gambasecca {m} | :: fairy ring mushroom (of genus Marasmius) |
| gambecchio {m} | :: Any of several small birds, but especially the little stint (Calidris minuta); more fully gambecchio comune |
| gambecchio {m} | :: sandpiper |
| gamberetto {m} /ɡam.beˈret.to/ | :: shrimp |
| gambero {m} /ˈɡam.be.ro/ | :: prawn |
| gambero di mare {m} | :: European lobster (Homarus gammarus) |
| gamberone {m} | :: Any of various large prawns |
| gambese {adj} | :: Gambian |
| gambesecche {f} [mushrooms] | :: Scotch bonnet, fairy ring mushroom (Marasmius oreades) |
| gambetta {f} | :: A little leg |
| gambetto {m} /ɡamˈbet.to/ | :: trip (act of tripping someone) |
| gambetto {m} [chess] | :: gambit (used by a white) |
| Gambia {prop} | :: Gambia (country) |
| gambiana {f} | :: feminine noun of gambiano |
| gambiano {adj} | :: Gambian (of, from or relating to the Gambia) |
| gambiano {m} | :: Gambian (person from the Gambia) |
| gambiera {f} | :: greave |
| gambina {f} | :: Little leg |
| gambino {m} | :: a ditch supplying water to a paddy field |
| gambino {m} | :: the rear part of the upper of a shoe |
| gambino {m} | :: a short pit prop |
| gambista {mf} [music] | :: A person who plays the viola da gamba |
| gambitto {m} [chess] /ɡamˈbit.to/ | :: alternative form of gambetto |
| gambizzante {v} | :: present participle of gambizzare |
| gambizzare {vt} | :: to kneecap [shoot in the leg] |
| gambizzato {adj} | :: kneecapped (shot in the leg) |
| gambizzazione {f} | :: kneecapping (shooting in the leg) |
| gambo {m} | :: stem, stalk, stipe, shank |
| gambotta {f} [colloquial, especially in plural] | :: Muscular upper leg(s) (especially of a woman) |
| gambusia {f} | :: gambusia |
| gamella {f} | :: mess tin |
| gamella {f} | :: billy, billycan |
| gamete {m} [cytology] | :: gamete |
| gametico {adj} | :: gametic |
| gametocita {m} | :: gametocyte |
| gametofitico {adj} [biology] | :: gametophytic |
| gametofito {m} [biology] | :: gametophyte |
| gametogamia {f} [biology] | :: gametogony |
| gametogenesi {n} | :: gametogenesis |
| -gamia {suffix} | :: -gamy |
| gamia {f} [biology] | :: gamic (sexual) reproduction |
| gamico {adj} [biology] | :: gamic |
| gamma {mf} /ˈɡam.ma/ | :: The name of the Greek-script letter Γ/γ; gamma |
| gamma {f} | :: range, gamut |
| gammaglobulina {f} [protein] | :: gamma globulin |
| gammaglobulinemia {f} [medicine] | :: gammaglobulinemia |
| gammato {adj} | :: only in croce gammata |
| gammopatia {f} [disease] | :: gammopathy |
| -gamo {suffix} | :: -gamous |
| gamopetalo {adj} [botany] | :: gamopetalous |
| gamosepalo {adj} [botany] | :: gamosepalous |
| gamurra {f} | :: a long shabby coat |
| ganascia {f} | :: jaw |
| ganascia {f} [rail transport] | :: fishplate |
| ganascia {f} [automotive] | :: brake shoe |
| ganascia {f} [automotive] | :: wheel clamp, boot, Denver boot |
| ganascino {m} | :: cheek (of the face) |
| Ganassi {prop} | :: Ganassi (surname) |
| gancetto {m} | :: Little hook |
| gancetto {m} | :: háček |
| gancino {m} [dentistry] | :: Any of several small hooks used to hold a dental appliance / brace in position |
| gancio {m} | :: hook (all senses) |
| Gand {prop} | :: Gand (caplc) |
| gandarico {adj} | :: Gandharan |
| gandhismo {m} | :: Gandhism |
| Gandolfo {prop} /ɡanˈdɔl.fo/ | :: given name |
| Ganellone {prop} | :: Ganelon |
| gang {f} /ɡɛnɡ/ | :: gang, specifically: |
| gang {f} [dated] | :: A group of people |
| gang {f} [dated] | :: A group of laborers under one foreman |
| gang {f} | :: A criminal group |
| ganga {f} /ˈɡan.ɡa/ | :: gangue |
| Gange {prop} | :: Ganges (river) |
| Gangemi {prop} | :: surname |
| gangetico {adj} | :: Gangetic |
| gangherella {f} | :: eye (for a hook) |
| ganghero {m} | :: hinge |
| ganghista {mf} [colloquial] | :: A member of a gang |
| Gangi {prop} | :: Gangi (town/and/commune) |
| gangia {f} /ˈɡan.d͡ʒa/ | :: An inflorescence of the Indian hemp plant |
| gangia {f} [slang, uncountable] | :: marijuana |
| gangliare {adj} | :: ganglial |
| gangliforme {adj} [anatomy] | :: gangliform |
| ganglio {m} [anatomy] | :: ganglion |
| ganglioma {m} [pathology] | :: ganglioneuroma |
| ganglioside {m} [biochemistry] | :: ganglioside |
| gangliosidosi {f} [pathology] | :: gangliosidosis |
| gangrena {f} | :: alternative form of cancrena; gangrene |
| gangrenoso {adj} | :: gangrenous |
| gangster {mf} | :: gangster |
| gangsterismo {m} | :: gangsterism |
| gangsteristico {adj} | :: gangster, gangsterism (attributive) |
| ganimede {m} /ɡa.niˈmɛ.de/ | :: dandy, fop, beau |
| Ganimede {prop} [Greek mythology] /ɡa.niˈmɛ.de/ | :: Ganymede |
| ganzo {adj} [archaic] | :: extra-marriage lover |
| ganzo {adj} [colloquial] | :: smart, clever, cool |
| gappista {adj} | :: Relating to the resistance movement Gruppi di Azione Patriottica |
| gara {f} | :: competition (the act of competing) |
| gara {f} [sports] | :: competition; contest; event; race |
| gara automobilistica {f} [automotive, motor racing, sports] | :: car racing, auto racing |
| gara d'appalto {f} [legal] | :: tender (formal offer to buy or sell something) |
| garage {m} | :: garage (domestic storage for a car; motor repair facility) |
| garagista {mf} | :: owner or manager of a garage |
| garagista {mf} | :: car mechanic |
| garante {adj} | :: guarantee, guarantor (attributive) |
| garante {mf} | :: guarantor |
| garantente {v} | :: present participle of garantire |
| garantentesi {v} | :: present participle of garantirsi |
| garantire {vt} | :: to guarantee, warrant, ensure, assure |
| garantire {vt} | :: to vouch for, stand guarantor for |
| garantirsi {v} | :: reflexive of garantire |
| garantirsi {v} | :: to secure oneself, insure oneself |
| garantismo {m} [legal] | :: The guarantee of civil liberties |
| garantista {adj} | :: respectful of civil liberties |
| garantista {mf} | :: advocate of civil liberties |
| garantistico {adj} | :: respectful of civil rights or civil liberties |
| garantito {adj} | :: guaranteed |
| garantito {adj} | :: certain |
| garantitosi {v} | :: past participle of garantirsi |
| garanza {f} | :: madder |
| garanzia {f} | :: guarantee, warrant, security |
| garbante {v} | :: present participle of garbare |
| garbare {vi} | :: (with a or [ che + subj. ]) to like, to suit |
| garbatamente {adv} | :: politely, courteously |
| garbatezza {f} | :: courtesy, politeness |
| garbatezza {f} | :: kindness |
| garbato {adj} | :: courteous, polite |
| garbato {adj} | :: kind |
| Garbellini {prop} | :: surname |
| garbino {m} /ɡarˈbino/ | :: the south-west wind that blows on the Adriatic coasts |
| garbo {m} | :: politeness, gentleness, tact, grace |
| garbo {m} | :: graceful form |
| garbo {m} [nautical] | :: curvature of the hull |
| garbuglio {m} | :: tangle |
| garbuglio {m} | :: muddle, mess |
| garbuglione {m} | :: muddler |
| Garcetti {prop} | :: surname |
| garçonnière {f} | :: bachelor pad |
| garçonnière {f} | :: love nest |
| Garda {prop} | :: Garda (town), on the shore of Lake Garda |
| gardenese {adj} /ɡar.deˈne.se/ | :: Of or pertaining to Val Gardena; Gardenese |
| gardenese {mf} | :: A native or inhabitant of Val Gardena; a Gardenese |
| gardenese {m} | :: Gardenese (Ladin dialect spoken in Val Gardena) |
| gardenia {f} /ɡarˈdɛn.ja/ | :: gardenia |
| gardense {adj} | :: Of or from Lake Garda |
| gardesano {adj} | :: Of or from Garda or the area around Lake Garda |
| gareggiamento {m} | :: competition |
| gareggiante {v} | :: present participle of gareggiare |
| gareggiare {vi} | :: to compete, vie |
| gareggiatore {m} [rare] | :: competitor; contestant |
| gareggiatore {adj} [rare] | :: competitor (attributive) |
| gareggiatrice {f} | :: female equivalent of gareggiatore |
| garenna {f} | :: rabbit warren |
| Garfagnana {prop} | :: A historic region of central Italy within the modern province of Lucca in Tuscany |
| garfagnino {adj} | :: Of or from the Garfagnana |
| Gargallo {prop} | :: surname |
| garganella {f} | :: only in bere a garganella |
| garganico {adj} | :: Of or from Gargano |
| Gargano {prop} | :: A peninsula on the coast of Puglia (often represented as the spur of the boot of Italy) |
| gargantuesco {adj} | :: gargantuan |
| gargarismo {m} | :: gargle |
| gargarizzante {v} | :: present participle of gargarizzare |
| gargarizzare {vi} | :: To gargle |
| gargarozzo {m} [colloquial] | :: throat, gullet |
| gargolla {f} | :: gargoyle (grotesque water spout) |
| gargouille {f} | :: gargoyle (grotesque water spout) |
| Garibaldi {prop} | :: surname |
| Garibaldi {prop} | :: Giuseppe Garibaldi, Italian general and patriot |
| Garibaldi {prop} | :: Anita Garibaldi, Italian patriot and wife of Giuseppe Garibaldi |
| garibaldina {f} | :: A supporter of Giuseppe Garibaldi |
| garibaldino {adj} | :: Garibaldian (of or pertaining to Giuseppe Garibaldi) |
| garibaldino {m} | :: A supporter of Garibaldi |
| gariga {f} | :: garrigue |
| Garigliano {prop} | :: Garigliano (river) |
| gariglio {m} | :: alternative form of gheriglio |
| garitta {f} | :: sentry-box |
| garnettante {v} | :: present participle of garnettare |
| garnettare {v} | :: to garnett |
| garnettatrice {f} | :: garnett (machine) |
| garnettatura {f} | :: garnetting (process) |
| Garobbio {prop} | :: surname |
| garofanino {m} | :: synonym of epilobio |
| garofano {m} /ɡaˈrɔ.fa.no/ | :: (Dianthus) pink |
| garofano {m} | :: (Dianthus caryophyllus) carnation, clove pink |
| Garonna {prop} | :: Garonne (river) |
| Garozzo {prop} | :: surname |
| garrente {v} | :: present participle of garrire |
| garrese {m} | :: withers |
| garretto {m} | :: hock (of a quadruped) |
| garrire {vi} | :: to chirp (of birds) |
| garrire {vi} [obsolete] | :: to chatter |
| garrire {vi} | :: to flutter, flap, wave (of flag) |
| garrito {m} | :: chirping, screech, twittering (of birds) |
| Garrone {prop} | :: surname |
| Garrone {prop} | :: Matteo Garrone, Italian film maker |
| garrota {f} | :: garrote |
| garrotante {v} | :: present participle of garrotare |
| garrotare {v} | :: To garrote |
| garrotta {f} | :: garrote |
| garrulità {f} | :: garrulity |
| garrulo {adj} | :: chirping (bird) |
| garrulo {adj} | :: talkative, garrulous |
| garza {f} /ˈɡar.t͡sa/ | :: gauze (fabric) |
| garza {f} [medicine] | :: gauze (fabric used as surgical dressing) |
| garza {f} | :: Name of several species of heron: |
| garza {f} | :: synonym of airone bianco maggiore |
| garza {f} | :: synonym of airone cenerino |
| garza {f} | :: synonym of airone rosso |
| garzante {v} | :: present participle of garzare |
| garzare {v} | :: to teasel |
| garzatore {m} | :: teaseler (person) |
| garzatrice {f} | :: teaseler (machine, female person) |
| garzatura {f} | :: teaseling (operation) |
| garzetta {f} | :: little egret (Egretta garzetta) |
| garzo {m} | :: teasel |
| garzonato {m} [rare] /ɡar.d͡zoˈna.to/ | :: assistantship (occupation of being an assistant or helper) |
| garzonato {m} [rare] | :: The duration of an assistantship |
| garzonato {m} [rare, figuratively] | :: apprenticeship |
| garzone {m} [archaic, poetic] /ɡarˈd͡zo.ne/ | :: (young) boy |
| garzone {m} [rare] | :: bachelor |
| garzone {m} | :: helper, assistant |
| garzone {m} | :: errand boy |
| garzone {m} | :: apprentice |
| Garzoni {prop} | :: surname |
| gas {m} | :: gas (state of matter, petroleum) |
| gas {m} | :: carbon dioxide (in fizzy drinks) |
| gas {m} | :: petrol |
| gas {m} | :: poison gas |
| gasante {v} | :: present participle of gasare |
| gasare {v} | :: alternative form of gassare |
| gasare {v} [figurative] | :: to excite, to be excited |
| gasato {adj} | :: aerated |
| gasato {adj} | :: killed by gassing |
| gasato {adj} | :: high (slang: stoned) |
| gascromatografia {f} [chemistry] | :: gas chromatography |
| gascromatografico {adj} | :: gas chromatography (attributive) |
| gascromatografo {m} [chemistry] | :: gas chromatograph |
| gasdinamica {f} [physics] | :: gas dynamics |
| gasdotto {m} | :: gas pipeline |
| gas esilarante {m} [chemistry, ] | :: laughing gas, nitrous oxide |
| gas ideale {m} [physics] | :: ideal gas |
| gasiera {f} | :: gasworks |
| gasindio {m} | :: A feudal vassal of the king in the time of the Lombards |
| gasista {m} | :: A gas mechanic or engineer |
| gas naturale {m} | :: natural gas |
| gas naturale liquefatto {m} | :: liquefied natural gas |
| gasogeno {m} | :: gas producer |
| gasolina {f} | :: petrol / gasoline |
| gasolio {m} | :: diesel oil, derv |
| gasometrico {adj} | :: gasometric |
| gasometro {m} | :: gasometer, gasholder (large storage container) |
| gasoso {adj} | :: gaseous (Variant of: gassoso) |
| Gaspare {prop} | :: given name |
| Gaspare {prop} | :: Caspar of the Magi |
| gas perfetto {m} [physics] | :: ideal gas |
| Gasperi {prop} | :: surname |
| gassa {f} [nautical] | :: stopper knot |
| gassante {v} | :: present participle of gassare |
| gassare {vt} | :: to aerate or carbonate |
| gassare {vt} | :: to gas (to kill with poisonous gas) |
| gassato {adj} | :: carbonated, fizzy, sparkling |
| gassatura {f} | :: aeration, carbonation (of a liquid) |
| gassatura {f} | :: gassing (killing with gas) |
| gas serra {m} | :: greenhouse gas |
| gassificante {v} | :: present participle of gassificare |
| gassificare {v} | :: to gasify |
| gassificatore {m} | :: gasifier |
| gassificazione {f} | :: gasification (of coal) |
| gassista {mf} | :: gas fitter or engineer |
| gassogeno {m} | :: Variant of gasogeno |
| gassometria {f} | :: gasometry |
| gassometro {m} | :: Variant of gasometro |
| gassosa {f} | :: fizzy drink; pop |
| gassoso {adj} | :: gaseous |
| gastaldo {m} | :: chamberlain (in a medieval court) |
| gasteropode {m} | :: gastropod |
| Gastone {prop} | :: given name |
| gastr- {prefix} [prevocalic] | :: alternative form of gastro- |
| gastralgia {f} [pathology] | :: gastralgia, stomach pain |
| gastrectasia {f} [medicine] | :: gastrectasia |
| gastrectomia {f} [surgery] | :: gastrectomy |
| gastrica {f} /ˈɡas.tri.ka/ | :: alternative form of castrica: |
| gastrica {f} | :: synonym of averla capirossa (Lanius senator) |
| gastrica {f} | :: synonym of averla cenerina (Lanius minor) |
| gastrica {f} | :: synonym of monachella (Oenanthe hispanica) |
| gastrico {adj} | :: gastric |
| gastrina {f} [biochemistry] | :: gastrin |
| gastrite {f} [pathology] | :: gastritis |
| gastro- {prefix} | :: gastro- |
| gastrocele {m} [pathology] | :: gastrocele |
| gastrodinia {f} [pathology] | :: gastrodynia |
| gastroduodenale {adj} [anatomy] | :: gastroduodenal |
| gastroenterico {adj} [medicine] | :: gastroenteric, gastrointestinal |
| gastroenterite {f} [disease] | :: gastroenteritis |
| gastroenterologa {f} | :: female equivalent of gastroenterologo |
| gastroenterologia {f} [medicine] | :: gastroenterology |
| gastroenterologico {adj} | :: gastroenterological |
| gastroenterologo {m} | :: gastroenterologist |
| gastroepatico {adj} | :: gastrohepatic |
| gastroepatite {f} | :: gastrohepatitis |
| gastro-esofageo {adj} | :: alternative spelling of gastroesofageo |
| gastroesofageo {adj} [anatomy] | :: gastroesophageal |
| gastroestetico {adj} | :: Concerning the beauty or aesthetics of food |
| gastrointestinale {adj} [anatomy] | :: gastrointestinal |
| gastrolabile {adj} | :: Not resistant to the action of gastric juices |
| gastrologia {f} [medicine] | :: gastrology |
| gastrolusi {f} /ɡas.troˈlu.zi/ | :: synonym of lavanda gastrica |
| gastronoma {f} | :: female equivalent of gastronomo |
| gastronomia {f} [foods and drinks] | :: gastronomy |
| gastronomia {f} | :: delicatessen, deli |
| gastronomicamente {adv} | :: gastronomically |
| gastronomico {adj} | :: gastronomic |
| gastronomo {m} | :: gastronome, gourmet |
| gastropatia {f} [pathology] | :: disease of the stomach; gastropathy |
| gastropessi {f} [surgery] | :: gastropexy |
| gastroresezione {f} [surgery] | :: gastroresection |
| gastroresistente {adj} [medicine] | :: gastroresistant (of drugs, resistant to stomach acids) |
| gastrorragia {f} [medicine] | :: gastrorrhagia |
| gastroscopia {f} [medicine] | :: esophagogastroduodenoscopy, EGD |
| gastroscopio {m} [medicine] | :: gastroscope |
| gastrotomia {f} [surgery] | :: gastrotomy |
| gastrovascolare {adj} [anatomy] | :: gastrovascular |
| gastrulazione {f} | :: gastrulation |
| gatta {f} | :: queen (female cat), she-cat |
| gatta {f} | :: sex kitten |
| gattabuia {f} [colloquial, humorous] /ɡat.taˈbu.ja/ | :: clink, slammer (prison) |
| gatta ci cova {interj} | :: I smell a rat! |
| gatta da pelare {f} | :: thankless task |
| gatta da pelare {f} [idiomatic] | :: a hard row to hoe, a tough nut to crack |
| gattaia {f} [usually uncountable] /ɡatˈta.ja/ | :: catmint, catnip |
| gattaiola {f} | :: cat flap |
| gatta morta {f} | :: alternative spelling of gattamorta |
| gattamorta {f} | :: Shallow and manipulative person, especially a woman; tease; slyboots |
| gattara {f} [regional, colloquial, sometimes derogatory] /ɡatˈta.ra/ | :: a woman catlover who feeds alley cats or spends time with domestic cats; a cat lady |
| gattaro {m} [regional, colloquial, sometimes derogatory] /ɡatˈta.ro/ | :: A catlover who feeds alley cats or spends time with domestic cats |
| gatta siamese {f} | :: female equivalent of gatto siamese |
| gatteggiamento {m} | :: glittering, glinting |
| gatteggiante {v} | :: present participle of gatteggiare |
| gatteggiare {vi} | :: to glitter or glint (like cat eyes) |
| gattello {m} | :: A short shelf that supports a purlin |
| gattesco {adj} | :: catlike, catty, cattish |
| gattice {m} /ˈɡat.ti.t͡ʃe/ | :: white poplar (Populus alba) |
| gattile {m} | :: cat shelter (for stray cats) |
| gattina {f} | :: female kitten |
| gattina {f} | :: pussy |
| gattinara {m} [usually uncountable] /ɡat.tiˈna.ra/ | :: A red wine made from Nebbiolo grapes in the region of Vercelli |
| Gattinara {prop} /ɡat.tiˈna.ra/ | :: Gattinara (town) |
| gattinarese {adj} /ɡat.ti.naˈre.se/ | :: Of or from Gattinara |
| gattinarese {mf} | :: Native or inhabitant of Gattinara |
| gattino {m} [irrespective of sex] | :: kitten |
| gattino {m} | :: (male) kitten |
| gattino {m} | :: catkin (botany) |
| gatto {m} /ˈɡat̪.t̪o/ | :: cat |
| gatto {m} | :: (male) tom, tomcat |
| Gatto {prop} | :: surname |
| gatto a nove code {m} | :: cat-o'-nine-tails |
| Gatto con gli Stivali {prop} | :: Puss in Boots |
| gatto dai piedi neri {m} | :: black-footed cat |
| gatto del deserto della Cina {m} | :: Chinese desert cat |
| gatto della giungla {m} | :: jungle cat or swamp lynx |
| gatto delle foreste norvegesi {m} [domestic cat] | :: Norwegian Forest Cat |
| gatto delle nevi {m} | :: snow groomer, snowcat |
| gatto delle sabbie {m} | :: sand cat |
| gatto domestico {m} | :: domestic cat, house cat |
| gatto dorato asiatico {m} | :: Asiatic golden cat |
| gattofila {f} | :: female equivalent of gattofilo |
| gattofilo {adj} | :: cat-loving, cat lover (attributive) |
| gattofilo {m} | :: cat lover |
| gatto mammone {m} | :: bogeyman |
| gattomammone {m} | :: alternative spelling of gatto mammone |
| gattonamento {m} | :: crawling (of a baby) |
| gattonante {v} | :: present participle of gattonare |
| gattonare {vi} | :: To crawl (of a baby) |
| gattonare {vi} | :: To stalk |
| gattonare {vi} | :: To creep |
| gattone {m} | :: big cat (pet) |
| gattoni {adv} | :: on all fours |
| gattoni {mp} [disease, plurale tantum, colloquial] | :: mumps |
| gattopardesco {adj} | :: relating to gattopardismo |
| gattopardiano {adj} | :: Gattopardian |
| gattopardismo {m} | :: gattopardism |
| gattopardo {m} | :: serval (cat) |
| gattopardo {m} | :: ocelot (cat) |
| gattopardo {m} | :: nursehound (fish) |
| gattopardo {m} | :: catfish (fish) |
| gatto randagio {m} | :: stray cat, alley cat |
| gatto selvatico {m} | :: wild cat (type of cat) |
| gatto siamese {m} | :: Siamese cat (male) |
| gatto siberiano {m} [domestic cat] | :: Siberian cat |
| gattuccio {m} /ɡatˈtut.t͡ʃo/ | :: diminutive of gatto; kitty |
| gattuccio {m} | :: small-spotted catshark () |
| gattuccio maggiore {m} | :: synonym of squalo gattopardo |
| gattuccio maggiore {m} | :: synonym of gattuccio |
| gauchisme {m} [politics] | :: leftism |
| gauchiste {mf} | :: leftist (person of the left wing in politics) |
| gaudente {adj} | :: pleasure-seeking, pleasure-loving |
| gaudente {mf} | :: pleasure-seeker |
| gaudente {mf} | :: binger |
| Gaudenzio {prop} | :: given name |
| gaudio {m} | :: joy, happiness |
| gaudiosamente {adv} | :: joyfully |
| gaudioso {adj} | :: joyful |
| Gaudioso {prop} | :: given name |
| Gaudo {prop} | :: An archaeological site near Paestum |
| gaullismo {m} | :: Gaullism |
| gaullista {mf} | :: Gaullist |
| gaulo {m} /ˈɡau̯.lo/ | :: synonym of gruccione |
| gaulterina {f} [organic compound] | :: gaultherin |
| gaussiano {adj} | :: Gaussian |
| gavazzare {vi} /ɡa.vatˈt͡sa.re/ | :: synonym of gozzovigliare |
| gavetta {f} [military] | :: mess tin (portable version of a saucepan) |
| gavetta {f} | :: [military] stint (period of time spent in the ranks of the army before being promoted) |
| gavettone {m} [military] | :: Large cooking vessel (see gavetta) |
| gavettone {m} | :: water bomb (balloon filled with water) |
| gavettone {m} [nautical] | :: dogwatch |
| Gavi {prop} | :: Gavi (commune) |
| Gavi {m} | :: A delicate white wine made from Cortese grapes |
| gaviale {m} | :: gavial |
| gavigliano {m} /ɡaviˈʎano/ | :: quillon |
| Gaville {prop} | :: Gaville (village), near Figline Valdarno |
| gavina {f} | :: common gull (Larus canus) |
| Gavino {prop} | :: given name |
| gavitello {m} [nautical] | :: buoy |
| gavocciolo {m} /ɡaˈvɔt.t͡ʃo.lo/ | :: swelling |
| gavone {m} [nautical] | :: peak |
| gavone di poppa {m} [nautical] | :: afterpeak |
| gavone di prua {m} [nautical] | :: forepeak |
| gavotta {f} | :: gavotte |
| gaytudine {f} | :: the state or condition of being gay; gayness |
| gazante {v} | :: present participle of gazare |
| gazare {v} | :: to gas or singe (textiles) |
| gazatore {m} | :: gasser |
| gazatrice {f} | :: singer (singeing machine) |
| gazatura {f} | :: singeing, gassing (of textiles) |
| gazebo {m} /ɡaˈt͡sɛ.bo/ | :: gazebo |
| gazometro {m} | :: alternative form of gasometro |
| gazoso {adj} | :: gaseous (Variant of gassoso) |
| gazza {f} /ˈɡat.t͡sa/ | :: magpie |
| gazza marina {f} | :: razorbill |
| gazzara {f} | :: din, racket |
| gazzarino {m} /ɡad͡z.d͡zaˈri.no/ | :: alternative form of ghiazzerino |
| gazzarra {f} | :: racket, hullabaloo, hubbub, noise |
| gazzarro {m} /ɡatˈt͡sar.ro/ | :: synonym of tordela |
| gazzella {f} | :: gazelle (mammal) |
| gazzella {f} | :: police car (Carabinieri) |
| gazzella dalla fronte rossa {f} | :: red-fronted gazelle (Eudorcas rufifrons) |
| gazzella del deserto {f} | :: synonym of gazzella dorcade |
| gazzella di Cuvier {f} | :: Cuvier's gazelle (Gazella cuvieri) |
| gazzella di Grant {f} | :: Grant's gazelle (Nanger granti, syn. Gazella granti) |
| gazzella di Speke {f} | :: Speke's gazelle (Gazella spekei) |
| gazzella di Thomson {f} | :: Thomson's gazelle (Eudorcas thomsoni) |
| gazzella dorcade {f} | :: dorcas gazelle (Gazella dorcas)) |
| gazzella dorcade {f} | :: synonym of gazzella del deserto |
| gazzella giraffa {f} | :: gerenuk (Litocranius walleri) |
| gazzera {f} | :: Variant of gazza |
| gazzetta {f} | :: gazette |
| gazzetta {f} | :: A Venetian coin, equal to a halfpenny |
| gazzettiere {m} | :: hack (local reporter) |
| gazzettiere {m} | :: scribbler |
| gazzettino {m} | :: gazette |
| gazzettino {m} | :: page, section (of a newspaper) |
| gazzettino {m} | :: gossip |
| gazzettistico {adj} | :: newspaper (attributive) |
| gazzettistico {adj} | :: sensationalist |
| gazzettone {m} | :: 17th century Venetian copper coin |
| gazzino {adj} /ɡatˈt͡si.no/ | :: Having a light ash-gray colour |
| gazzosa {f} | :: soda, fizzy drink |
| GdF {prop} [armed forces] | :: initialism of Guardia di Finanza (GdF) |
| GdF {prop} | :: The arm of the Italian armed forces responsible for fighting financial crime, tax evasion and smuggling |
| GDR {n} [gaming] | :: initialism of gioco di ruolo |
| GE {prop} | :: abbreviation of Genova |
| Gea {prop} [Greek god] | :: Gaea |
| geastro {m} | :: earthstar |
| geco {m} | :: gecko |
| gedanese {adj} | :: Of or from Gdańsk (city in Poland) |
| Gedda {prop} | :: Gedda (city) |
| Gedeone {prop} | :: Gideon [biblical character] |
| Gedeone {prop} | :: given name |
| geenna {f} | :: gehenna |
| Geenna {prop} | :: Gehenna |
| gefirina {f} [protein] | :: gephyrin |
| gei {m} /ˈdʒɛi/ | :: synonym of i lunga |
| geiger {m} | :: Geiger counter |
| geisha {f} /ˈɡɛiʃʃa/ | :: geisha |
| Gela {prop} | :: Gela (town) |
| gelante {v} | :: present participle of gelare |
| gelare {vt} /dʒeˈlare/ | :: To freeze, to chill, to frost |
| gelare {vi} | :: To freeze |
| gelare {vi} | :: (impersonal) To be freezing |
| gelata {f} | :: frost, freezing |
| gelataia {f} /dʒe.laˈta.ja/ | :: female equivalent of gelataio |
| gelataio {m} /dʒe.laˈta.jo/ | :: ice cream seller |
| gelateria {f} /dʒe.la.teˈri.a/ | :: A gelateria, a shop that sells ice cream or gelato (Italian-style ice cream) |
| gelatiera {f} /dʒe.laˈtjɛ.ra/ | :: ice cream worker |
| gelatiera {f} [rare] | :: ice cream seller |
| gelatiera {f} [feminine only] | :: ice cream maker (machine used for homemade ice cream) |
| gelatiere {m} /dʒe.laˈtjɛ.re/ | :: ice cream worker |
| gelatiere {m} [rare] | :: ice cream seller |
| gelatina {f} /d͡ʒe.laˈti.na/ | :: gelatine |
| gelatinasi {f} [enzyme] | :: gelatinase |
| gelatinizzante {v} | :: present participle of gelatinizzare |
| gelatinizzante {adj} | :: gelatinizing, jelling |
| gelatinizzante {m} | :: jelling agent |
| gelatinizzantesi {v} | :: present participle of gelatinizzarsi |
| gelatinizzare {vt} | :: to gelatinize |
| gelatinizzarsi {vr} | :: To gelatinize or gel |
| gelatinizzatosi {v} | :: past participle of gelatinizzarsi |
| gelatinizzazione {f} | :: gelatinization |
| gelatinoso {adj} | :: gelatinous (jelly-like) |
| gelato {adj} /dʒeˈla.to/ | :: icy, frozen, very cold |
| gelato {m} [also uncountable] | :: ice cream, gelato |
| gelese {adj} | :: Of, or from, Gela |
| gelese {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Gela |
| gelicidio {m} /d͡ʒe.liˈt͡ʃi.djo/ | :: glaze, glaze ice (caused by freezing rain) |
| gelicolo {adj} | :: That lives in a gelisol |
| gelidamente {adv} | :: icily, frostily |
| gelido {adj} /ˈd͡ʒɛ.li.do/ | :: icy, freezing, gelid |
| gelido {adj} | :: frosty |
| gelificante {v} | :: present participle of gelificare |
| gelificante {adj} | :: gelling |
| gelificante {m} | :: gelling agent |
| gelificare {vit} | :: to gel (form or become a gel) |
| gelificazione {f} | :: gelatinization |
| Gelindo {prop} | :: given name |
| gellaba {f} [clothing] /d͡ʒelˈla.ba/ | :: djellaba |
| gellano {m} | :: gellan |
| Gelli {prop} | :: surname |
| gelo {m} /ˈd͡ʒɛ.lo/ | :: intense cold |
| gelo {m} | :: frost |
| gelo {m} | :: cold weather |
| gelo {m} | :: icy water |
| gelo {m} | :: coldness (lack of enthusiasm etc) |
| gelone {m} | :: chilblain |
| Gelone {prop} | :: Gelo |
| gelosamente {adv} | :: jealously |
| gelosia {f} | :: jealousy |
| gelosia {f} | :: shutter (of a Venetian blind) |
| gelosissimo {adj} | :: superlative of geloso |
| geloso {adj} | :: jealous |
| gelseto {m} | :: mulberry grove |
| gelsicoltore {m} | :: mulberry grower |
| gelsicoltura {f} | :: mulberry growing |
| gelso {m} [botany] | :: mulberry tree |
| gelsolina {f} [protein] | :: gelsolin |
| Gelsomina {prop} | :: given name |
| gelsomino {m} | :: jasmine, jessamine (plants and the perfume obtained from them) |
| gelsomino doppio {m} | :: synonym of gelsomino mugherino |
| gelsomino mugherino {m} [flower] | :: Indian jasmine (Jasminum auriculatum) |
| Geltrude {prop} | :: Gertrude |
| gemebondo {adj} | :: mournful, plaintive |
| gemella {f} | :: female equivalent of gemello |
| gemellaggio {m} | :: town twinning |
| gemellante {v} | :: present participle of gemellarsi |
| gemellantesi {v} | :: present participle of gemellarsi |
| gemellanza {f} | :: twinship |
| gemellare {adj} | :: twin (attributive) |
| gemellarità {f} | :: twin birth or pregnancy |
| gemellarsi {vr} | :: To twin (to form links between towns etc) |
| gemellatosi {v} | :: past participle of gemellarsi |
| Gemelli {prop} [zodiac constellations, astrology, astronomy] /dʒeˈmɛlli/ | :: Gemini |
| gemellina {f} | :: A baby twin girl |
| gemellina {f} | :: A young twin (female) |
| gemellino {m} | :: A baby twin |
| gemellino {m} | :: A young twin |
| gemellipara {f} | :: A mother of twins |
| gemelliparo {adj} | :: gemelliparous (bearing twins) |
| gemello {adj} | :: twin |
| gemello {adj} [anatomy] | :: gemellus |
| gemello {m} | :: twin |
| gemello {m} [in the plural] | :: cufflinks |
| gemello {m} [anatomy] | :: gemellus muscle |
| gemello {m} [in the plural] | :: twinset |
| gemellologia {f} | :: gemellology |
| gemente {v} | :: present participle of gemere |
| gemere {vi} | :: to groan, wail or moan |
| gemere {vi} | :: to whine (of a dog) |
| gemere {vi} | :: to creak (of a wheel etc) |
| gemere {vi} | :: to coo (of a bird) |
| gemicante {v} | :: present participle of gemicare |
| gemicare {v} | :: To drip |
| geminale {adj} [chemistry] | :: geminal |
| geminante {v} | :: present participle of geminare |
| geminare {v} | :: to redouble |
| geminare {v} | :: to geminate |
| geminazione {f} | :: twinning |
| geminazione {f} | :: gemination |
| Geminiano {prop} | :: given name |
| geminina {f} [protein] | :: geminin |
| gemino {adj} | :: twin (attributive) |
| gemino {adj} | :: geminous |
| gemitio {m} | :: Continuous dripping or oozing |
| gemito {m} | :: groan, moan |
| Gemito {prop} | :: surname |
| Gemito {prop} | :: Vincenzo Gemito, Italian sculptor |
| gemma {f} /ˈdʒɛm.ma/ | :: bud |
| gemma {f} | :: gem, jewel |
| Gemma {prop} | :: given name |
| gemmante {v} | :: present participle of gemmare |
| gemmare {vi} | :: To bud |
| gemmazione {f} [botany] | :: gemmation, budding |
| gemmifero {adj} | :: gemmiferous |
| gemmiparo {adj} | :: gemmiparous |
| gemmologa {f} | :: female equivalent of gemmologo |
| gemmologia {f} | :: gemology |
| gemmologico {adj} | :: gemological |
| gemmologo {m} | :: gemologist |
| gemmoso {adj} [botany] | :: Having lots of buds |
| gemmoso {adj} | :: gemmiferous |
| Gemona {prop} | :: Gemona (town) |
| gemonese {adj} | :: Of or from Gemona |
| gena {f} [obsolete, literary] /ˈd͡ʒɛ.na/ | :: cheek |
| gendarme {m} | :: policeman (armed) |
| gendarmeria {f} | :: police station |
| gendarmeria {f} | :: gendarmerie |
| gene {m} [genetics] /ˈd͡ʒɛ.ne/ | :: gene |
| genealogia {f} | :: genealogy |
| genealogicamente {adv} | :: genealogically |
| genealogico {adj} | :: genealogical |
| genealogista {mf} | :: genealogist |
| genepì {m} | :: wormwood, mugwort |
| genepì {m} | :: A liqueur flavoured with wormwood |
| generabile {adj} | :: generative |
| generabile {adj} | :: generable |
| generabilità {f} | :: Property of being generative or generable |
| generalato {m} | :: generalship |
| generale {adj} | :: general |
| generale {m} [military rank] | :: general |
| generalesco {adj} | :: military-like; authoritarian |
| generalessa {f} | :: battle-axe (belligerent woman), virago |
| generalismo {m} | :: generalism |
| generalissimo {m} | :: commander in chief |
| generalista {adj} | :: generalist |
| generalista {adj} [Switzerland] | :: general (not specialized) [used especially of TV programmes that appeal to a general audience] |
| generalità {f} | :: generality |
| generalità {f} | :: majority |
| generalità {f} | :: (in plural) particulars |
| generalizio {adj} | :: superior general (attributive) |
| generalizio {adj} | :: general (attributive) |
| generalizzabile {adj} | :: generalizable |
| generalizzabilità {f} | :: generalizability |
| generalizzante {v} | :: present participle of generalizzare |
| generalizzare {vt} | :: to generalize, spread |
| generalizzare {vi} [but takes avere as auxiliary verb] | :: to generalize |
| generalizzato {adj} | :: general |
| generalizzato {adj} | :: common, widespread |
| generalizzazione {f} | :: generalization |
| generalmente {adv} | :: generally, normally |
| generante {v} | :: present participle of generare |
| generantesi {v} | :: present participle of generarsi |
| generare {v} /dʒe.neˈra.re/ | :: to procreate, to beget, to breed, to create |
| generare {v} | :: to generate, to cause, to breed, to foster, to produce, to beget |
| generarsi {vr} | :: to be produced, to be born |
| generarsi {vr} | :: to be generated, to be caused, to arise |
| generativismo {m} | :: generative grammar |
| generativista {adj} [linguistics] | :: generative |
| generativo {adj} | :: generative |
| generatore {m} [engineering, electricity] | :: generator (especially electrical) |
| generatore {m} [engineering, electricity] | :: power supply |
| generatosi {v} | :: past participle of generarsi |
| generatrice {f} [mathematics] | :: generatrix |
| generazionale {adj} | :: generation (attribute), generational |
| generazionalmente {adv} | :: generationally |
| generazione {f} | :: generation, procreation, production |
| generazione {f} | :: breed progeny, generation |
| genere {m} /ˈd͡ʒɛ.ne.re/ | :: kind |
| genere {m} [grammar] | :: gender (of nouns, adjectives, pronouns) |
| genere {m} [grammar] | :: gender, voice (of verbs) |
| genere {m} [taxonomy] | :: genus |
| genere {m} | :: genre |
| genere {m} | :: product |
| genericamente {adv} | :: generically |
| genericamente {adv} | :: vaguely, imprecisely |
| genericità {f} | :: vagueness, generality |
| generico {adj} /d͡ʒeˈnɛ.ri.ko/ | :: generic |
| generico {adj} | :: vague, imprecise |
| generico {m} | :: generality |
| generico {m} [acting] | :: bit part (actor) |
| genero {m} | :: son-in-law |
| generosamente {adv} | :: profusely, lavishly, generously, liberally |
| generosissimo {adj} | :: superlative of generoso |
| generosità {f} | :: generosity, liberality |
| generoso {adj} | :: generous |
| generoso {adj} | :: liberal, prodigal |
| generoso {adj} | :: rich, fertile (soil) |
| Generoso {prop} | :: given name |
| -genesi {suffix} | :: -genesis |
| genesi {f} | :: genesis |
| Genesi {prop} [biblical] | :: Genesis |
| Genesì {prop} | :: medieval spelling of Genesi |
| genetica {m} [genetics, biology] | :: genetics |
| geneticamente {adv} | :: genetically |
| -genetico {suffix} | :: -genic (producing or generating something) |
| genetico {adj} [genetics] /d͡ʒeˈnɛ.ti.ko/ | :: genetic |
| genetista {mf} | :: geneticist |
| genetliaco {adj} /d͡ʒe.neˈtli.a.ko/ | :: Of or pertaining to one's birth |
| genetliaco {m} | :: birthday |
| genetta {f} | :: genet (Genetta) (mammal) |
| gengiva {f} [anatomy] | :: gum, gingiva |
| gengivale {adj} | :: gingival, gum (attributive) |
| gengivario {m} | :: medicine for gum disease |
| gengivectomia {f} [surgery] | :: gingivectomy |
| gengivite {f} [diseases] | :: gingivitis |
| -genia {suffix} /d͡ʒeˈni.a/ | :: -geny |
| genia {f} | :: mob, gang |
| geniaccio {m} [colloquial] | :: genius |
| genialata {f} | :: brainwave (bright idea) |
| geniale {adj} | :: genius (attributive) |
| geniale {adj} | :: brilliant, inspired |
| genialità {f} | :: genius |
| genialmente {adv} | :: ingeniously |
| genialmente {adv} | :: smartly, brightly, niftily |
| genialoide {mf} | :: eccentric genius |
| -genico {suffix} | :: -genic |
| genico {adj} | :: genic |
| genicolato {adj} [anatomy, botany] | :: geniculate |
| geniere {m} | :: sapper |
| geniere {m} | :: engineer (military) |
| genietto {m} | :: figurine of a cupid |
| genietto {m} | :: Little genius (often used ironically) |
| genio {m} | :: genius |
| genio {m} | :: spirit, genie |
| genio {m} [military] | :: the engineers, corps |
| genio civile {m} | :: civil engineering |
| genio civile {m} | :: civil engineering department |
| genio civile {m} | :: public works office |
| genioglosso {m} [muscle] | :: genioglossus |
| genioideo {adj} [anatomy] | :: geniohyoid |
| genioideo {m} [muscle] | :: geniohyoid muscle, geniohyoid |
| genio pontieri {n} | :: bridge-builder corps |
| genio pontieri {n} | :: corps of engineers |
| genitale {adj} | :: genital |
| genitali {mp} [pluralonly] | :: genitalia, genitals |
| genitalità {f} | :: genitality |
| -genito {suffix} | :: -genital |
| genito- {prefix} | :: genito- |
| genitofemorale {adj} [anatomy] | :: genitofemoral |
| genitore {m} | :: parent |
| genitoriale {adj} | :: parental |
| genitorialità {f} | :: parenting |
| genitourinario {adj} [anatomy] | :: genitourinary |
| genitrice {f} [dated] /d͡ʒe.niˈtri.t͡ʃe/ | :: parent [female] |
| Gennadio {prop} | :: given name |
| gennaio {m} /dʒenˈna.jo/ | :: January |
| gennaro {m} | :: obsolete form of gennaio |
| Gennaro {prop} | :: given name, typical of Naples |
| -geno {suffix} | :: -genic, -genous [scientific adjectives] |
| -geno {suffix} | :: -gen [scientific nouns] |
| geno- {prefix} | :: geno- |
| genoano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Genoa Cricket and Football Club |
| genoano {m} | :: A member of this team |
| genocidio {m} | :: genocide |
| genoma {m} | :: genome |
| genomico {adj} | :: genomic |
| genotipico {adj} | :: genotypic |
| genotipo {m} [genetics] | :: genotype |
| genotossicità {f} | :: genotoxicity |
| genotossico {adj} | :: genotoxic |
| Genova {prop} /ˈdʒɛnova/ | :: Genova (capital city) |
| Genova {prop} | :: Genova (metropolitan city) |
| Genova {prop} | :: The letter G in the Italian phonetic alphabet |
| Genoveffa {prop} | :: given name |
| genovese {adj} | :: of or from Genoa |
| genovese {mf} [sometimes capitalised] | :: native or resident of Genoa |
| genovese {mf} [singular only] | :: the dialect spoken in Genoa |
| Genovese {mf} | :: A native or inhabitant of Genoa |
| Genserico {prop} | :: A historic king of the Vandals |
| Genserico {prop} [rare] | :: given name of mainly historical use |
| gentaglia {f} [pejorative] | :: rabble, scum |
| gente {adj} [obsolete] /ˈdʒɛn.te/ | :: noble |
| gente {adj} [obsolete, by extension] | :: elegant, refined, gentle |
| gente {f} [historical, Ancient Rome] | :: gens (legally defined unit of Roman society) |
| gente {f} | :: lineage |
| gente {f} | :: population |
| gente {f} | :: people (a person's ancestors, relatives or family) |
| gente {f} [collective] | :: people, guys, folks (body of human beings) |
| gente {f} | :: people (mass of a community) |
| gente d'arme {f} | :: soldiers |
| gentil {adj} | :: apocopic form of gentile |
| gentildonna {f} | :: gentlewoman, lady |
| gentile {adj} | :: kind, courteous |
| gentile {adj} | :: gentle |
| gentile {adj} | :: lovely |
| gentile {m} | :: Gentile |
| gentilemente {adv} | :: Variant of gentilmente |
| Gentileschi {prop} | :: surname |
| Gentileschi {prop} [feminine] | :: Artemisia Gentileschi (1593–1656), Italian painter |
| Gentileschi {prop} [masculine] | :: Orazio Gentileschi (1563–1639), Italian painter, father of Artemisia |
| gentilezza {f} | :: kindness, courtesy |
| gentilezza {f} | :: delicacy, grace |
| Gentili {prop} | :: surname |
| Gentilini {prop} | :: surname |
| gentilissimo {adj} | :: superlative of gentile |
| gentilissimo {adj} | :: dear (formal way of addressing somebody at the beginning of a letter) |
| gentilità {f} | :: The property of belonging to a gens |
| gentilità {f} | :: pagans |
| gentilizio {adj} | :: aristocratic |
| gentilizo {adj} | :: (of a name) noble (in origin) |
| gentilmente {adv} | :: kindly, courteously |
| gentilmente {adv} | :: finely, delicately |
| gentilmente {adv} | :: gently |
| gentiluomo {m} | :: gentleman |
| gentrificante {v} | :: present participle of gentrificare |
| gentrificare {v} | :: to gentrify |
| gentrificazione {f} | :: gentrification |
| gentucola {f} | :: The common people (considered as a group) |
| genuflessione {f} | :: genuflexion |
| genuflesso {adj} | :: On bended knees, on one's knees |
| genuflessosi {v} | :: past participle of genuflettersi |
| genuflettente {v} | :: present participle of genuflettersi |
| genuflettentesi {v} | :: present participle of genuflettersi |
| genuflettersi {vr} | :: to genuflect, to kneel |
| genuinamente {adv} | :: genuinely |
| genuinità {f} | :: genuineness, authenticity |
| genuino {adj} | :: natural |
| genuino {adj} | :: genuine, sincere |
| genziana {f} | :: gentian |
| genzianella {f} | :: gentianella, stemless gentian (Gentiana acaulis) |
| genziopicrina {f} | :: gentiopicrin |
| geo- {prefix} | :: geo- |
| geoambientale {adj} | :: geoenvironmental |
| geobiocenosi {f} [biology] | :: geobiocenosis |
| geobiologia {f} | :: geobiology |
| geobotanica {f} | :: geobotany, phytogeography |
| geobotanico {adj} | :: geobotanic, phytogeographical |
| geocentrico {adj} | :: geocentric |
| geocentrismo {m} [astronomy] | :: geocentrism |
| geochimica {f} [chemistry] | :: geochemistry |
| geochimica {f} | :: female equivalent of geochimico |
| geochimico {adj} | :: geochemical |
| geochimico {m} | :: geochemist |
| geocinesi {f} | :: geokinesis |
| geocronologia {f} | :: geochronology |
| geocronologico {adj} | :: geochronological |
| geocronometria {m} | :: geochronometry |
| geocronometro {m} | :: geochronometer |
| geodato {m} [especially, in plural] | :: geodata |
| geode {m} | :: geode |
| geodesia {f} | :: geodesy |
| geodeta {mf} | :: geodesist |
| geodetica {f} | :: geodesic (line) |
| geodetico {adj} | :: geodetic (all senses) |
| geodinamica {f} | :: geodynamics |
| geodinamico {adj} | :: geodynamic, geodynamical |
| geofagia {f} | :: geophagia, geophagy |
| geofisica {f} [geology, physics] | :: geophysics |
| geofisicamente {adv} | :: geophysically |
| geofisico {adj} | :: geophysical |
| geofita {f} | :: geophyte |
| geoglaciologia {f} | :: geoglaciology |
| geoglifo {m} | :: geoglyph |
| geognostico {adj} | :: geognostical |
| geografa {f} | :: female equivalent of geografo |
| geografia {f} /dʒeoɡraˈfi.a/ | :: geography |
| geograficamente {adv} | :: geographically |
| geografico {adj} | :: geographical, geographic |
| geografo {m} | :: geographer |
| geoidale {adj} | :: geoidal |
| geoide {m} /d͡ʒeˈɔi̯.de/ | :: geoid |
| geolinguistica {f} | :: geolinguistics (linguistic geography) |
| geolitologico {adj} | :: geolithological |
| geolocalizzazione {f} | :: geolocalization |
| geologa {f} | :: female equivalent of geologo |
| geologia {f} | :: geology |
| geologicamente {adv} | :: geologically |
| geologico {adj} | :: geological, geologic |
| geologo {m} | :: geologist |
| geomagnetico {adj} | :: geomagnetic |
| geomagnetismo {m} | :: geomagnetism |
| geomante {mf} | :: geomancer |
| geomantico {adj} | :: geomantic |
| geomanzia {f} | :: geomancy |
| geomateriale {f} | :: geomaterial |
| geomeccanica {f} | :: geomechanics |
| geomeccanico {adj} | :: geomechanical |
| geometra {mf} | :: surveyor |
| geometra {mf} | :: chartered surveyor |
| geometra {mf} | :: geometer |
| geometria {f} /d͡ʒeomeˈtria/ | :: geometry |
| geometria {f} | :: structure |
| geometria algebrica {f} [maths] | :: algebraic geometry |
| geometria analitica {f} [maths] | :: analytic geometry |
| geometria differenziale {f} [maths] | :: differential geometry |
| geometria euclidea {f} [geometry] | :: Euclidean geometry |
| geometricamente {adv} | :: geometrically |
| geometricità {f} | :: geometric quality |
| geometrico {adj} | :: geometrical, geometric |
| geometride {m} | :: inchworm (of family Geometridae) |
| geometrile {adj} | :: surveyor (attributive) |
| geometrile {adj} [pejorative] | :: characterized by a childish or elementary style; unoriginal |
| geometrizzante {v} | :: present participle of geometrizzare |
| geometrizzare {v} | :: to geometrize |
| geometrizzazione {f} [mathematics] | :: geometrization |
| geomide {m} | :: geomyid, gopher, pocket gopher |
| geomorfologia {f} | :: geomorphology |
| geomorfologico {adj} | :: geomorphological |
| geopaleontologia {f} | :: geopaleontology |
| geopaleontologico {adj} | :: geopaleontological |
| geopedologia {f} | :: geopedology |
| geopedologico {adj} | :: geopedological |
| geopolitica {f} | :: geopolitics |
| geopoliticamente {adv} | :: geopolitically |
| geopolitico {adj} | :: geopolitical |
| geoportale {f} | :: geoportal |
| geopotenziale {m} | :: geopotential |
| georeferenziante {v} | :: present participle of georeferenziare |
| georeferenziare {v} | :: to georeference |
| georeferenziato {adj} | :: georeferenced |
| georeferenziazione {f} | :: georeferencing |
| Georgia {prop} /d͡ʒeˈɔr.d͡ʒa/ | :: Georgia (country) |
| Georgia {prop} | :: Georgia (state) |
| georgiana {f} | :: feminine noun of georgiano |
| georgiano {adj} | :: Georgian [all senses] |
| georgiano {m} | :: Georgian [all senses] |
| georgiano {m} | :: Georgian (language) |
| georgico {adj} | :: georgic, georgical (rural or agricultural) |
| georisorsa {f} | :: geological resource |
| geoscienza {f} | :: geoscience |
| geosfera {f} | :: geosphere |
| geosinclinale {f} | :: geosyncline |
| geostazionario {adj} | :: geostationary |
| geostrategico {adj} | :: geostrategic |
| geostratigrafia {f} | :: geostratigraphy |
| geotecnica {f} | :: geotechnics |
| geotecnico {adj} | :: geotechnical |
| geotermale {adj} | :: geothermal |
| geotermia {f} | :: geothermal science and technology |
| geotermico {adj} | :: geothermal, geothermic |
| geotermoelettrico {adj} | :: geothermoelectric |
| geotettonica {f} | :: tectonics |
| geotropico {adj} | :: geotropic |
| geotropismo {m} [biology] | :: geotropism |
| geotrupe {m} | :: dung beetle |
| Geova {prop} | :: Jehova |
| Geppetto {prop} /d͡ʒepˈpet.to/ | :: given name |
| Geppetto {prop} | :: Geppetto (character and fairy tale) |
| Geppino {prop} | :: given name |
| Geraci {prop} | :: surname |
| Geraldina {prop} | :: given name |
| geranio {m} | :: geranium, pelargonium |
| geranio {m} | :: geranium, cranesbill |
| gerarca {m} /d͡ʒeˈrar.ka/ | :: hierarch |
| gerarca {m} [historical] | :: party official [under Fascism and Nazism] |
| gerarchia {f} | :: hierarchy |
| gerarchicamente {adv} | :: hierarchically |
| gerarchico {adj} | :: hierarchical |
| gerarchizzante {v} | :: present participle of gerarchizzare |
| gerarchizzare {v} | :: to arrange into a hierarchy |
| gerarchizzazione {f} | :: hierarchization |
| Gerardo {prop} | :: given name |
| gerbillo {m} [rodent] | :: gerbil |
| gerboa {m} | :: jerboa, rodent of the family Dipodidae |
| gerboa dai piedi rugosi {m} | :: northern three-toed jerboa |
| Geremia {prop} | :: Jeremiah [biblical figure] |
| Geremia {prop} | :: the Book of Jeremiah |
| Geremia {prop} | :: given name |
| geremiade {f} | :: jeremiad |
| gerente {mf} | :: manager / manageress |
| gerenza {f} | :: management |
| gergale {adj} /d͡ʒerˈɡa.le/ | :: slang |
| gergale {adj} | :: jargon [attributive] |
| gergalismo {m} | :: slang (term) |
| gergalismo {m} | :: jargon |
| gergalità {f} | :: slang character |
| gergalità {f} | :: use of slang terms or expressions |
| gergalmente {adv} | :: using a particular jargon or slang |
| gergo {m} /ˈd͡ʒɛr.ɡo/ | :: slang |
| gergo {m} | :: jargon |
| gergo {m} | :: cant |
| geriatra {mf} | :: geriatrician |
| geriatria {f} [medicine] | :: geriatrics |
| geriatrico {adj} | :: geriatric |
| Gerico {prop} | :: Gerico (city) |
| Gerione {prop} | :: Geryon |
| Gerïone {prop} | :: medieval spelling of Gerione |
| gerla {f} | :: conical wicker basket, with two straps, for carrying goods |
| Gerlando {prop} | :: given name borne by an 11th-century Sicilian saint |
| gerlo {m} | :: gasket |
| germanesimo {m} | :: Germanism |
| Germania {prop} /dʒerˈmanja/ | :: Germany. Official name: Repubblica Federale Tedesca |
| germanico {adj} [historical] /d͡ʒerˈmaniko/ | :: Germanic, Teutonic |
| germanico {adj} | :: German |
| germanico {adj} [linguistics] | :: Germanic (related to the Germanic language or language group) |
| germanico {m} [linguistics] | :: The Germanic language |
| germanio {m} [chemistry] /dʒerˈmanjo/ | :: germanium |
| germanismo {m} | :: Germanism |
| germanista {mf} | :: Germanist |
| germanistica {f} | :: German studies |
| germaniuro {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: germanide |
| germanizzante {v} | :: present participle of germanizzare |
| germanizzare {v} /d͡ʒermaniˈd͡ːzare/ | :: to Germanize |
| germanizzazione {f} /d͡ʒermanid͡ːzaˈt͡sjone/ | :: Germanization |
| germano {adj} [historical] /d͡ʒerˈma.no/ | :: Germanic; related to the Germanic peoples |
| germano {adj} [literary] | :: German |
| germano {m} [zoology] | :: mallard |
| germano {adj} | :: born from the same parents |
| germano {m} [poetic] | :: brother |
| Germano {prop} | :: surname |
| germanofilia {f} | :: Germanophilia |
| germanofilo {m} | :: Germanophile |
| germanofobia {f} | :: Germanophobia |
| germanofobo {m} | :: Germanophobe |
| germanofono {m} | :: German speaker, Germanophone |
| germanofono {adj} | :: German-speaking, Germanophone |
| germano reale {m} /d͡ʒerˈma.no reˈa.le/ | :: mallard |
| germe {m} [biology] /ˈd͡ʒɛr.me/ | :: germ |
| germe {m} [literary] | :: seed, sprout |
| germe {m} [figurative] | :: seed, beginning, origin |
| germe {m} [figurative, archaic] | :: son, offspring |
| germe {m} [figurative, archaic, rare] | :: lineage, progeny |
| germe di grano {m} | :: wheat germ |
| germicida {adj} | :: germicidal |
| germicida {m} [pharmacology] | :: germicide |
| germile {m} [rare] | :: synonym of germinale |
| germinabile {adj} | :: germinable |
| germinabilità {f} | :: germinability |
| germinale {adj} /dʒer.miˈna.le/ | :: germinal |
| germinale {m} [historical] | :: Germinal (the seventh month of the French Republican Calendar) |
| germinante {v} | :: present participle of germinare |
| germinare {vi} /d͡ʒer.miˈna.re/ | :: to germinate |
| germinare {vt} [rare] | :: to cause to germinate |
| germinativo {adj} [botany] | :: germinative |
| germinatoio {m} | :: germinator |
| germinazione {f} | :: germination |
| germinello {m} | :: seedling |
| germogliabile {adj} | :: suitable for sprouting |
| germogliamento {m} | :: germination |
| germogliante {v} | :: present participle of germogliare |
| germogliare {vi} | :: to germinate |
| germogliare {vi} | :: to sprout |
| germogliazione {f} | :: germination, sprouting |
| germoglio {m} | :: bud, sprout, shoot |
| germoplasma {m} [biology] | :: germ plasm |
| Geroboamo {prop} | :: Jeroboam [biblical character] |
| gerocomio {m} | :: Old people's home (Variant of gerontocomio) |
| geroglifico {adj} | :: hieroglyphic |
| geroglifico {m} | :: hieroglyph, hieroglyphic |
| Gerolamo {prop} | :: given name |
| Gerone {prop} | :: Hiero |
| Gerone {prop} | :: given name |
| Geronimo {prop} | :: Hieronymus |
| geronto- {prefix} | :: Forms terms related to old age or the elderly |
| gerontocomio {m} | :: retirement home, rest home |
| gerontocrata {mf} | :: gerontocrat |
| gerontocratico {adj} | :: ruled by the elderly; gerontocratic |
| gerontocrazia {f} | :: gerontocracy |
| gerontofilia {f} | :: gerontophilia |
| gerontoiatria {f} | :: geriatrics |
| gerontologia {f} | :: gerontology |
| gerontologico {adj} | :: gerontological |
| gerontologo {m} | :: gerontologist |
| Geronzio {prop} | :: given name |
| Gerosa {prop} | :: Gerosa (village) |
| gerosolimitano {adj} | :: Jerusalem (attributive) |
| gerosolimitano {m} | :: Jerusalemite, a person from or an inhabitant of Jerusalem (male) |
| gerotrofio {m} | :: care home or nursing home for the elderly |
| gerundio {m} [grammar] | :: gerund mood |
| gerundivo {m} | :: gerundive |
| Gerusalemme {prop} /dʒeruzaˈlemme/ | :: Gerusalemme (the claimed (and de-facto) <<capital city>> of <<c/Israel>>) |
| Gervasio {prop} | :: given name |
| Gervaso {prop} | :: given name |
| gesmino {m} [archaic] | :: Variant of gelsomino |
| gessaia {f} | :: chalk or gypsum pit or quarry |
| gessaio {m} | :: plasterer |
| gessante {v} | :: present participle of gessare |
| gessare {vt} | :: to plaster [walls, etc.] |
| gessare {vt} | :: to treat with gypsum |
| gessato {adj} | :: pin-striped |
| gessatura {f} | :: plastering (walls etc) |
| gessatura {f} | :: applying gypsum or chalk (to the soil) |
| gessetto {m} | :: Piece of chalk (for use on a blackboard etc) |
| Gessica {prop} | :: Jessica |
| gesso {m} /ˈd͡ʒɛs.so/ | :: chalk |
| gesso {m} | :: a cast |
| Gesso {prop} | :: Gesso (river) |
| gessoso {adj} | :: chalky |
| gesta {f} {p} [literary, humorous] | :: deeds, exploits, achievements |
| gestaccio {m} | :: rude gesture, vulgar gesture |
| gestaltico {adj} [psychology] | :: Gestalt (attributive) |
| gestaltismo {m} [psychology] | :: Gestalt psychology |
| gestaltista {adj} | :: gestalt |
| gestante {f} | :: A pregnant woman, an expectant mother |
| Gestapo {prop} | :: Gestapo |
| gestatorio {adj} | :: gestatorial |
| gestazionale {adj} | :: gestational |
| gestazione {f} | :: pregnancy, gestation |
| gestazione {f} | :: gestation, development |
| gestente {v} | :: present participle of gestire |
| gestentesi {v} | :: present participle of gestirsi |
| gesti {mp} [archaic, plural only] | :: exploits, adventures |
| gestibile {adj} | :: manageable, wieldy |
| gestibilità {f} | :: manageability |
| gesticolamento {m} | :: gesticulation |
| gesticolante {v} | :: present participle of gesticolare |
| gesticolare {vi} | :: To gesticulate |
| gesticolazione {f} | :: gesticulation |
| gesticolio {m} | :: continuous gesticulation |
| gestionale {adj} | :: administrative |
| gestionale {adj} | :: management (attributive) |
| gestione {f} | :: management |
| gestire {vt} | :: to manage, run or administer |
| gestire {vi} | :: to gesticulate |
| gestirsi {vr} | :: To manage oneself or one's own affairs |
| gestitosi {v} | :: past participle of gestirsi |
| gesto {m} | :: a gesture, an act |
| gesto {m} | :: a gesture, a sign, a movement |
| gesto del cuore {m} | :: hand heart |
| gesto dell'ombrello {m} | :: bras d'honneur |
| gestore {m} | :: manager |
| gestosi {f} [pathology] | :: gestosis (toxic disorder during pregnancy) |
| gestrice {f} | :: female equivalent of gestore |
| gestuale {adj} | :: gestural |
| gestualità {f} | :: gesturality |
| gestualmente {adv} | :: gesturally, by means of gestures |
| gesturale {adj} | :: gestural |
| Gesù {prop} [Christianity] /d͡ʒeˈzu/ | :: Jesus |
| Gesù {interj} | :: Jesus! |
| Gesualdo {prop} | :: Gesualdo (commune) |
| Gesualdo {prop} | :: A habitational surname derived from the place |
| Gesualdo {prop} | :: given name derived from the surname |
| gesuato {adj} | :: Jesuate |
| gesuato {m} | :: Jesuate |
| Gesù Bambino {prop} | :: Christ child, baby Jesus, Jesus child |
| Gesù Cristo {prop} | :: Jesus Christ |
| gesuita {m} | :: Jesuit |
| gesuiticamente {adv} | :: Jesuitically |
| gesuitico {adj} | :: Jesuitic, Jesuitical |
| gesuitismo {m} | :: Jesuitism |
| gesuitismo {m} | :: Jesuitry, hypocrisy |
| gesummaria {interj} /dʒeˌzum.maˈri.a/ | :: good heavens!, good Lord! |
| Getsemani {prop} | :: Gethsemane |
| gettante {v} | :: present participle of gettare |
| gettantesi {v} | :: present participle of gettarsi |
| gettar {v} | :: apocopic form of gettare |
| gettare {v} | :: to throw, fling, or shy [toss] |
| gettare {v} | :: to shower |
| gettare {v} | :: to launch |
| gettare {v} | :: to sling |
| gettare {v} | :: to shed |
| gettare {v} | :: to cast |
| gettare acqua sul fuoco {v} [idiom] | :: To throw cold water on something |
| gettare alle ortiche {v} | :: to knock into a cocked hat |
| gettare alle ortiche {v} | :: to beat into a cocked hat |
| gettare alle ortiche {v} | :: to throw away; get rid of |
| gettare la maschera {v} | :: to uncover |
| gettare l'ancora {v} [nautical] | :: to drop anchor |
| gettare la spugna {v} | :: to throw in the towel |
| gettare l'esca e vedere chi abbocca all'amo {v} | :: run something up the flagpole (to see who salutes) |
| gettare perle ai porci {v} [idiomatic] | :: cast pearls before swine |
| gettar fumo negli occhi {v} [idiom] | :: to pull the wool over someone's eyes |
| gettarsi {v} | :: reflexive of gettare |
| gettarsi {vr} | :: to throw oneself |
| gettarsi {vr} | :: to pounce |
| gettarsi {vr} [of a river] | :: to flow into |
| gettata {f} | :: cast (in bronze etc) |
| gettata {f} | :: range (of a missile etc) |
| gettata {f} | :: jetty |
| gettatosi {v} | :: past participle of gettarsi |
| gettito {m} | :: yield |
| gettito {m} | :: revenue, income |
| getto {m} /ˈdʒɛtto/ | :: throwing |
| getto {m} | :: throw, cast |
| getto {m} | :: jet [of water, etc.] |
| getto {m} | :: shoot [of a plant] |
| getto {m} | :: casting [metal] |
| getto {m} | :: blast |
| getto d'acqua {m} | :: water jet |
| getto del peso {m} [athletics] | :: shot put |
| gettonante {v} | :: present participle of gettonare |
| gettonare {vt} [familiar] | :: to call, ring or phone someone [especially from a payphone] |
| gettonare {vt} | :: to feed a jukebox (put money in) |
| gettonatissimo {adj} | :: superlative of gettonato |
| gettonato {adj} | :: popular [of records selected in a jukebox] |
| gettonato {adj} [familiar, by extension] | :: much requested or appreciated |
| gettone {m} | :: token |
| gettone {m} [games] | :: counter |
| gettone {m} [gambling] | :: chip |
| gettoniera {f} | :: slot machine |
| gettoniera {f} | :: token dispenser |
| gettopropulsione {f} | :: jet propulsion |
| Gezabele {prop} | :: Jezebel [biblical character] |
| Ghana {prop} | :: Ghana (country) |
| ghanese {adj} | :: Ghanaian |
| ghanese {mf} | :: Ghanaian |
| Ghati {n} | :: Ghats |
| ghebo {m} [Venice] /ˈɡɛ.bo/ | :: A natural or artificial canal that connects the lagoon with the areas of fishing situated inland |
| gheddafiano {adj} | :: Relating to Muammar Gaddafi |
| ghego {n} /ˈɡɛ.ɡo/ | :: Of or pertaining to the Gheg Albanian language: Gheg [attributive] |
| gheiscia {f} /ˈɡɛiʃʃa/ | :: geisha |
| Gheldria {prop} | :: Gelderland (region of The Netherlands) |
| ghenga {f} [rare] /ˈɡɛn.ɡa/ | :: A criminal group |
| ghenga {f} [jocular] | :: A group of people |
| ghepardo {m} | :: cheetah |
| gheppio {m} | :: kestrel, windhover, windfucker |
| gheppio americano {m} | :: American kestrel (Falco sparverius) |
| Gherardo {prop} | :: given name |
| gherenuc {m} | :: synonym of gazzella giraffa |
| gherenuc {m} | :: synonym of antilope giraffa |
| gheriglio {m} /ɡeˈriʎ.ʎo/ | :: kernel (of a walnut) |
| gherlino {m} [nautical] | :: hawser |
| ghermente {v} | :: present participle of ghermire |
| gherminella {f} | :: sleight of hand |
| gherminella {f} | :: trick |
| ghermire {vt} | :: To grasp, clasp or clutch |
| ghermito {adj} | :: grasped, clasped, clutched |
| gheronato {adj} [heraldry] | :: gyronny |
| gherone {m} /ɡeˈro.ne/ | :: gusset |
| gherone {m} [nautical] | :: gore (triangular piece of fabric) |
| gherone {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: gyron |
| ghetta {f} | :: gaiter, spat |
| ghettine {p} | :: leggings (for babies) |
| ghettizzante {v} | :: present participle of ghettizzare |
| ghettizzare {vt} | :: to ghettoize |
| ghettizzazione {f} | :: ghettoization |
| ghettizzazione {f} | :: segregation |
| ghetto {m} /ˈɡetto/ | :: ghetto |
| Ghetto {prop} [Venice] | :: A small area of Venice where the Jews of the city were once forced to live |
| ghezzo {adj} /ˈɡet.t͡so/ | :: swarthy (dark-skinned) |
| ghi {m} /ɡi/ | :: ghee (South Asian clarified butter) |
| ghia {f} [nautical] | :: whip, gantline |
| ghiaccia {f} [archaic] /ˈɡjat.t͡ʃa/ | :: ice |
| ghiaccia {f} [rare, foods] | :: icing, frosting |
| ghiacciaia {f} | :: icebox |
| ghiacciaio {m} [geomorphology, orography] | :: glacier |
| ghiacciante {v} | :: present participle of ghiacciare |
| ghiacciante {adj} | :: freezing |
| ghiacciare {vt} [also, figurative] | :: to freeze |
| ghiacciare {vt} [figurative] | :: to suddenly deprive [someone] of a reaction; to leave in shock; to paralyze |
| ghiacciare {vi} [impersonal] | :: [of weather] to be freezing |
| ghiacciare {vi} | :: to ice over |
| ghiacciare {vi} | :: to get cold |
| ghiacciare {vi} | :: to become numb from the cold |
| ghiacciarsi {vi} | :: reflexive of ghiacciare |
| ghiacciarsi {vi} | :: to ice over |
| ghiacciarsi {vi} | :: to get cold |
| ghiacciarsi {vi} | :: to become numb from the cold |
| ghiacciato {adj} /ɡjatˈt͡ʃa.to/ | :: frozen, icy |
| ghiaccio {m} /ˈɡjat.t͡ʃo/ | :: ice |
| ghiaccio {adj} | :: icy, frozen, (very) cold, gelid |
| ghiacciolo {m} /ɡjatˈt͡ʃɔ.lo/ | :: icicle |
| ghiacciolo {m} | :: ice lolly [British], popsicle [US] |
| ghiado {m} [obsolete] /ˈɡja.do/ | :: Any stabbing weapon (such as a sword, dagger, knife etc.) |
| ghiado {m} [obsolete] | :: frost, cold |
| ghiaia {f} /ˈɡja.ja/ | :: gravel |
| ghiaiata {f} | :: layer of gravel (e.g. in roadmaking) |
| ghiaieto {m} | :: gravel bed |
| ghiaietto {m} | :: fine gravel |
| ghiaione {m} | :: scree |
| ghiaioso {adj} /ɡjaˈjo.zo/ | :: gravelly |
| ghianda {f} /ˈɡjan.da/ | :: acorn |
| ghiandaia {f} /ɡjanˈda.ja/ | :: Eurasian jay (Garrulus glandarius) |
| ghiandifero {adj} [heraldry] | :: acorned |
| ghiandola {f} [anatomy, botany] | :: gland |
| ghiandola di Meibomio {f} | :: meibomian gland |
| ghiandola endocrina {f} [anatomy] | :: endocrine gland |
| ghiandola esocrina {f} [anatomy] | :: exocrine gland |
| ghiandola mammaria {f} [anatomy] | :: mammary gland |
| ghiandola parotide {f} [anatomy] | :: parotid gland |
| ghiandola pineale {n} | :: pineal gland |
| ghiandolare {adj} [anatomy] | :: glandular |
| ghiandola salivare {f} [anatomy] | :: salivary gland |
| ghiandola sebacea {f} [anatomy] | :: sebaceous gland |
| ghiara {f} [obsolete] /ˈɡja.ja/ | :: alternative form of ghiaia |
| ghiara {f} | :: gravel |
| ghiareto {m} | :: alternative form of ghiaieto |
| ghiaroso {adj} /ɡjaˈro.zo/ | :: alternative form of ghiaioso |
| ghiaroso {adj} | :: gravelly |
| ghiazarino {m} /ɡja.d͡zaˈri.no/ | :: alternative form of ghiazzerino |
| ghiazzerino {m} /ɡjad.d͡zeˈri.no/ | :: A chainmail overgarment of Arabic origin |
| ghibellina {f} | :: female equivalent of ghibellino |
| ghibellinismo {m} [history] | :: Ghibellinism |
| ghibellino {m} [history] /ɡi.belˈli.no/ | :: Ghibelline |
| ghibli {m} | :: scirocco (a hot, dust-carrying desert wind in North Africa, somewhat similar to the foehn) |
| ghiera {f} | :: ferrule |
| ghierato {adj} | :: ferruled |
| ghierla {f} /ˈɡjɛr.la/ | :: alternative form of averla |
| ghierla capirossa {f} | :: synonym of averla capirossa |
| ghierla gazzina {f} | :: synonym of averla cenerina |
| ghigliottina {f} | :: guillotine |
| ghigliottinante {v} | :: present participle of ghigliottinare |
| ghigliottinare {vt} | :: To guillotine |
| ghignante {v} | :: present participle of ghignare |
| ghignare {vi} | :: to sneer |
| ghignare {vi} | :: to laugh derisively |
| ghignata {f} | :: laugh |
| ghigno {m} | :: sneer |
| ghimberga {f} [architecture] | :: Gothic pediment or gable; a wimperg |
| ghimel {m} /ˈɡi.mel/ | :: gimel, specifically: |
| ghimel {m} | :: The name of the Phoenician-script letter 𐤂 |
| ghimel {m} | :: The name of the Hebrew-script letter ג |
| ghinda {f} [nautical] /ˈɡin.da/ | :: synonym of cavobuono |
| ghindante {v} | :: present participle of ghindare |
| ghindare {vt} [nautical] | :: to hoist (a flag etc) |
| ghindazzo {m} [nautical] /ɡinˈdat.t͡so/ | :: top rope (on a hoist) |
| ghinea {f} | :: guinea (British gold coin) |
| ghingheri {mp} | :: Only ever used in the phrase in ghingheri |
| ghiomo {m} [archaic] /ˈɡjɔ.mo/ | :: ball (of thread) |
| ghiottamente {adv} | :: greedily |
| ghiottamente {adv} | :: deliciously |
| ghiotto {adj} /ˈɡjot.to/ | :: greedy (said of people) |
| ghiotto {adj} | :: appetising, delicious (said of food) |
| ghiotto {adj} | :: juicy (said of news) |
| ghiottona {f} | :: female equivalent of ghiottone |
| ghiottone {m} | :: glutton |
| ghiottone {m} | :: cormorant, gannet |
| ghiottone {m} | :: wolverine (mammal) |
| ghiottoneria {f} | :: greed, gluttony |
| ghiottoneria {f} | :: delicacy, titbit |
| ghiozzo {m} [fish] | :: goby (of family Gobiidae) |
| ghiozzo {m} [figurative] | :: a lout, a boor |
| ghiozzo {m} [figurative] | :: a peasant |
| ghirba {f} | :: water bag |
| ghirba {f} | :: skin, hide |
| ghiribizzo {m} | :: whim |
| ghiribizzoso {adj} | :: whimsical |
| ghirigoro {m} | :: doodle, scribble |
| ghirigoro {m} | :: flourish, whorl |
| ghirlanda {f} | :: garland |
| ghirlanda {f} | :: wreath |
| ghirlanda {f} | :: chaplet |
| ghirlandaia {f} /ɡir.lanˈda.ja/ | :: feminine noun of ghirlandaio |
| ghirlandaio {m} [rare] /ɡir.lanˈda.jo/ | :: garlander (one who makes garlands) |
| ghirlandaio {m} [rare] | :: garland seller |
| ghirlandare {vt} [poetic] /ɡir.lanˈda.re/ | :: synonym of inghirlandare |
| ghiro {m} /ˈɡi.ro/ | :: dormouse (especially the edible dormouse), loir |
| ghiro {m} | :: sleepyhead |
| ghironda {f} [musical instruments] /ɡiˈron.da/ | :: hurdy-gurdy |
| ghis {m} | :: a main boom, a diagonal beam on which a sail is attached, gaff |
| ghisa {f} | :: cast iron |
| Ghisolabella {prop} [rare] | :: given name |
| ghitarra {f} | :: alternative form of chitarra |
| gi {f} /d͡ʒi/ | :: letter: g; gee |
| già {adv} /dʒa/ | :: already, yet |
| già {adv} | :: former, ex- |
| già {adv} [colloquial] | :: yes, yeah |
| già {adv} | :: an expletive, a word that adds to the strength of a phrase without affecting its meaning and is usually left untranslated |
| giaca {f} | :: jackfruit |
| Giacarta {prop} | :: Giacarta (capital city) |
| giacca {f} | :: jacket, coat |
| giacché {conj} | :: since, as |
| giacchetta {f} | :: jacket, bedjacket |
| giacchio {m} | :: A type of circular fishing net thrown over the water |
| giaccone {m} | :: Heavy jacket; parka |
| giaccone {m} | :: fearnaught |
| Giacconi {prop} | :: surname |
| Giacconi {prop} | :: Riccardo Giacconi, Italian astrophysicist |
| giacente {v} | :: present participle of giacere |
| giacente {adj} | :: unsold |
| giacente {adj} | :: undelivered |
| giacente {adj} | :: unclaimed |
| giacente {adj} | :: idle, uninvested |
| giacenza {f} | :: Something (such as stock) that is unsold or uninvested |
| giacenza {f} | :: stock |
| giacere {vi} /dʒaˈtʃere/ | :: to lie, to be lying down |
| giaciglio {m} | :: (makeshift) bed, bunk, pallet |
| giaciglio {m} [figurative] | :: doghouse |
| giacimento {m} | :: deposit, field, mine, body, seam |
| Giacinta {prop} | :: given name, feminine form of Giacinto |
| giacinto {m} | :: hyacinth |
| Giacinto {prop} [Greek mythology] | :: Hyacinthus |
| Giacinto {prop} | :: given name, comparable to the rare English Hyacinth |
| giacitura {f} | :: lying (act of telling a lie) |
| giacitura {f} | :: lie (falsehood, terrain) |
| giacitura {f} [mathematics] | :: inclination of a plane with respect to three axes |
| giacitura {f} [geology] | :: disposition of a rock with respect to the surroundings |
| giaco {m} | :: coat of mail, gambeson |
| Giacobbe {prop} | :: Jacob [biblical character] |
| Giacobbe {prop} | :: given name |
| giacobinismo {m} | :: Jacobinism |
| giacobino {adj} | :: Jacobin |
| giacobino {m} | :: Jacobin |
| giacobita {mf} | :: Jacobite |
| Giacometti {prop} | :: surname |
| Giacomina {prop} | :: given name |
| giacomo {n} | :: only in fare giacomo giacomo |
| Giacomo {prop} | :: given name |
| Giacomo {prop} | :: James [biblical character] |
| Giacomo {prop} | :: The Epistle of James |
| giaculatoria {f} /d͡ʒa.ku.laˈtɔ.rja/ | :: A short repeated prayer |
| giaculatoria {f} [figurative, jocular] | :: Monotonous and repetitive words |
| giada {f} | :: jade |
| Giada {prop} | :: given name of modern usage |
| giadeite {f} [mineral] | :: jadeite |
| Giaele {prop} [Biblical character] | :: Jael |
| Giaele {prop} | :: given name |
| Giaffa {prop} /ˈd͡ʒaf.fa/ | :: Giaffa (city) |
| giaggiolo {m} /dʒadˈdʒɔlo/ | :: (botanic) iris |
| giaguaro {m} | :: jaguar |
| giaietto {m} [mineralogy] | :: jet |
| giainismo {m} | :: Jainism |
| giainista {adj} | :: Jainist |
| Giairo {prop} | :: given name |
| gialappa {f} | :: jalap (plant and purgative) |
| giallastro {adj} | :: yellowish |
| giallastro {adj} | :: sallow |
| gialliccio {adj} | :: pale yellow |
| giallino {adj} | :: light yellow |
| giallino {adj} | :: yellowish |
| giallista {mf} | :: crime writer |
| giallistica {f} | :: crime fiction |
| giallo {adj} /ˈdʒal.lo/ | :: yellow |
| giallo {adj} [of a story] | :: involving crimes and detective work |
| giallo {m} | :: the colour yellow |
| giallo {m} | :: amber, yellow (traffic signals) |
| giallo {m} | :: mystery, (police) case |
| giallo {m} | :: detective fiction, detective novel, detective story; crime fiction; whodunit; pulp fiction |
| gialloblu {adj} | :: yellow and light blue |
| giallo dahlien {m} | :: dahlia yellow (colour) |
| giallognolo {adj} /dʒalˈloɲ.ɲo.lo/ | :: yellowish |
| giallone {m} /d͡ʒalˈlo.ne/ | :: An intense shade of yellow |
| giallone {m} | :: synonym of rigogolo |
| giallone {m} | :: A silkworm in the last phase of its larval stage |
| giallone {m} [Veneto] | :: maize flour |
| giallone {m} [derogatory] | :: A person with a yellowish complexion |
| giallone {adj} | :: only used in pesca giallona |
| giallopallido {adj} | :: pale yellow |
| giallore {m} | :: yellowness |
| giallore {m} | :: sallow complexion |
| giallorosa {adj} | :: romantic (of a film etc.) |
| giallorosso {adj} | :: yellow-red |
| giallorosso {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Roma Football Club, the famous Italian football team based in Rome |
| giallorosso {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to any other sporting team wearing a yellow-red shirt |
| giallorosso {m} | :: A Roma Football Club player or supporter |
| giallorosso {m} | :: A player or supporter of any sporting club wearing a yellow-red shirt |
| gialloverde {adj} | :: yellow-green |
| gialloverde {adj} [journalism] | :: of or relating to the alliance between the Lega Nord and the 5 Star Movement |
| gialloverde {m} [sports] | :: Brazilian sports team |
| gialloverde {m} | :: the alliance between the Lega and the 5 Star Movement |
| gialloviola {adj} | :: yellow and violet |
| Giamaica {prop} | :: Giamaica (island/and/country) |
| giamaicana {f} | :: Jamaican (female) |
| giamaicano {adj} | :: Jamaican |
| giamaicano {m} | :: Jamaican |
| Giambattista {prop} | :: given name |
| giambico {adj} | :: iambic |
| giamblicheo {adj} | :: Iamblichean |
| giambo {m} | :: iamb |
| giambonito {adj} | :: Relating to Giovanni Bono |
| giamburrasca {mf} | :: naughty child |
| giammai {adv} /d͡ʒamˈmai̯/ | :: never |
| giammai {adv} [obsolete] | :: sometimes, at times |
| Giammusso {prop} | :: surname |
| Giampiero {prop} | :: given name |
| Gian {prop} /d͡ʒan/ | :: Part of compound given names such as Gianmarco or Gianluca; John |
| Gianbattista {prop} | :: alternative form of Giambattista |
| Giancarlo {prop} | :: given name |
| gianduia {m} [usually uncountable] /dʒanˈdu.ja/ | :: gianduja (Piedmontese chocolate preparation) |
| gianduiotto {m} /dʒan.duˈjɔt.to/ | :: A single chocolate of gianduja in the shape of an upturned boat |
| gianduja {m} [usually uncountable] | :: dated spelling of gianduia |
| Gianduja {prop} /dʒanˈdu.ja/ | :: A stock character from the commedia dell'arte depicted as a jovial, wine-drinking peasant from Piedmont, somewhat similar to a Toby jug |
| Gianetti {prop} | :: surname |
| Gianfranco {prop} | :: given name |
| gianicolense {adj} /d͡ʒa.ni.koˈlɛn.se/ | :: pertaining to the Janiculum hill area in Rome; Janiculum [attributive] |
| gianicolense {adj} | :: The Gianicolense zone of Rome |
| Gianicolo {prop} /d͡ʒaˈni.ko.lo/ | :: Gianicolo (hill) |
| gianiforme {adj} [arts] | :: janiform |
| Gianinazzi {prop} | :: surname |
| Gianluca {prop} /d͡ʒanˈlu.ka/ | :: Gianluca; given name |
| Gianluigi {prop} | :: given name |
| Gianmarco {prop} /dʒanˈmar.ko/ | :: given name |
| Gian Marco {prop} /dʒanˈmar.ko/ | :: given name |
| Gianmaria {prop} | :: given name |
| Giannelli {prop} | :: surname |
| Giannetti {prop} | :: surname |
| Gianni {prop} /ˈdʒanni/ | :: Johnny. given name, diminutive of Giovanni |
| Giannina {prop} /ˈdʒan.ni.na/ | :: Giannina (city) |
| Giannina {prop} /dʒanˈni.na/ | :: given name |
| Giannini {prop} | :: surname |
| giannizzaro {m} | :: alternative form of giannizzero |
| giannizzerato {m} | :: janissaryship |
| giannizzero {m} | :: janissary |
| giannizzero {m} | :: henchman |
| Giannone {prop} | :: surname |
| Giannotti {prop} | :: surname |
| Giannutri {prop} | :: Giannutri (island), situated near the coast of Tuscany |
| Giannuzzi {prop} | :: surname |
| Giano {prop} | :: Janus |
| Gianpaolo {prop} | :: given name |
| Giansenio {prop} | :: Jansen (especially Cornelius Jansen) |
| giansenismo {m} | :: Jansenism |
| giansenista {adj} | :: Jansenist |
| giansenista {mf} | :: Jansenist |
| giansenistico {adj} | :: Jansenistic |
| Gianvecchio {prop} | :: surname |
| Giapeto {prop} [Greek god] | :: Iapetus |
| Giapeto {prop} [astronomy] | :: A moon of Saturn |
| Giappone {prop} /dʒapˈpo.ne/ | :: Japan |
| giapponese {adj} /dʒap.poˈne.ze/ | :: Japanese |
| giapponese {mf} | :: A person from Japan |
| giapponese {m} | :: Japanese (language) |
| giapponeseria {f} [arts] /dʒap.po.ne.seˈri.a/ | :: a Japanese artefact, a japonaiserie |
| giapponesità {f} [usually uncountable] /dʒap.po.ne.siˈta/ | :: Japaneseness (quality of being Japanese) |
| giapponio {m} [rare] /d͡ʒapˈpɔ.njo/ | :: japonium |
| giapponismo {m} [art] | :: Japonism |
| giara {f} | :: jar |
| giara {f} | :: crock |
| giarda {f} [veterinary medicine] /ˈd͡ʒar.da/ | :: spavin |
| giarda {f} [archaic] | :: prank, joke |
| giarda {f} [archaic] | :: deception, lie |
| giardinaggio {m} | :: gardening |
| giardinetta {f} | :: estate car [British], station wagon [US] |
| giardinetto {m} | :: small garden |
| giardinetto {m} | :: park (in a town) |
| giardinetto {m} | :: quarterdeck |
| Giardini del Casoncello {n} | :: An enchanted place and a beautifull garden on the Appennino Bolognese Scansoli Loiano Emilia-Romagna |
| giardiniera {f} | :: Diced, mixed vegetables cooked and then pickled |
| giardiniera {f} | :: gardener (female) |
| giardiniere {m} | :: gardener |
| giardino {m} /d͡ʒarˈd̪iː.no/ | :: garden |
| giardino botanico {m} | :: botanical garden |
| Giardino di Boboli {prop} | :: synonym of Boboli |
| giardone {m} [veterinary medicine] /d͡ʒarˈdo.ne/ | :: synonym of giarda |
| giargone {m} | :: a kind of colourless zircon, perfectly transparent |
| giarrettella {f} | :: garter, suspender |
| giarrettiera {f} | :: garter |
| giarrettiera {f} | :: garter belt, suspender belt |
| Giasone {prop} [Greek mythology] | :: Jason |
| Giasone {prop} | :: given name |
| giaspide {mf} /ˈd͡ʒas.pi.de/ | :: alternative form of iaspide |
| giaurra {f} | :: female equivalent of giaurro |
| giaurro {m} [derogatory] /d͡ʒaˈur.ro/ | :: giaour |
| giava {f} | :: java (dance) |
| Giava {prop} | :: Giava (island) |
| giavanese {adj} | :: Javanese |
| giavanese {mf} | :: Javanese (person; language (masculine singular only) |
| Giavarino {prop} | :: obsolete form of Győr |
| giavazzo {m} [mineralogy] | :: jet |
| giavazzo {adj} | :: jet-black |
| giavellottista {mf} | :: javelin thrower |
| giavellotto {m} [weapons] /d͡ʒa.velˈlɔt.to/ | :: javelin |
| giavellotto {m} | :: javelin (spear used in athletic events) |
| giazzerino {m} /d͡ʒad͡z.d͡zeˈri.no/ | :: alternative form of ghiazzerino |
| giazzista {mf} | :: alternative spelling of jazzista |
| giazzistico {adj} | :: alternative spelling of jazzistico |
| gibassiera {f} /d͡ʒi.basˈsjɛ.ra/ | :: A bag where hand grenades are stored |
| gibbone {m} | :: gibbon |
| gibbosa {f} | :: gibbous moon |
| gibbosa calante {f} [astronomy] | :: waning gibbous moon |
| gibbosa crescente {f} [astronomy] | :: waning gibbous moon |
| gibbosità {f} | :: bump, protrusion |
| gibbosità {f} | :: bumpy ground |
| gibboso {adj} [literary] /d͡ʒibˈbo.zo/ | :: gibbous |
| gibboso {adj} [literary] | :: bumpy (ground) |
| gibboso {adj} [literary] | :: crooked (nose) |
| giberna {f} | :: cartridge box |
| gibetto {m} /d͡ʒiˈbet.to/ | :: gallows, gibbet |
| gibigiana {f} | :: flash of reflected light |
| gibigianna {f} | :: alternative form of gibigiana |
| Gibilisco {prop} | :: surname |
| Gibilterra {prop} | :: Gibraltar |
| gibilterrina {f} | :: Gibraltarian |
| gibilterrino {adj} | :: Gibraltarian |
| gibilterrino {m} | :: Gibraltarian |
| gibollante {v} | :: present participle of gibollare |
| gibollare {vt} | :: to dent |
| gibollare {vt} | :: to batter |
| gibollo {m} | :: dent |
| Gibuti {prop} | :: Djibouti |
| gibutiana {f} | :: female equivalent of gibutiano |
| gibutiano {adj} | :: Djiboutian |
| gibutiano {m} | :: Djiboutian |
| gichero {n} | :: Variant of gigaro |
| gieffina {f} | :: female equivalent of gieffino |
| gieffino {m} | :: A man who has appeared on the Italian reality show Grande Fratello |
| gielo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of gelo |
| Gienah {prop} | :: Epsilon Cygni, a star in the constellation of Cygnus |
| giga- {prefix} | :: giga- |
| giga {f} | :: gigue |
| giga {f} | :: jig |
| gigabit {m} | :: gigabit |
| gigabyte {m} [computing] | :: gigabyte |
| gigaflop {m} | :: gigaflop |
| gigahertz {m} | :: gigahertz |
| gigajoule {m} | :: gigajoule |
| gigametro {m} | :: gigametre / gigameter |
| gigante {adj} | :: huge, giant (attribute), gigantic, colossal |
| gigante {m} | :: giant |
| giganteggiante {v} | :: present participle of giganteggiare |
| giganteggiare {vi} | :: to tower (over) |
| giganteggiare {vi} | :: to excel |
| gigantescamente {adv} | :: gigantically, hugely, colossally |
| gigantesco {adj} | :: gigantic, giant [attributive], huge, colossal |
| gigantessa {f} | :: giantess |
| gigantismo {m} [medicine] | :: gigantism |
| gigantista {mf} | :: A skier who participates in giant slalom |
| gigantografia {f} | :: blow-up, giant poster |
| gigantomachia {f} | :: gigantomachy |
| gigaro {m} | :: cuckoopint (Arum maculatum) |
| gigaro {m} | :: arum |
| gigaro chiaro {n} | :: arum (Arum italicum) |
| gigaro chiaro {n} | :: Variant of gichero |
| gigaro scuro {n} | :: arum (Arum maculatum) |
| gigawatt {m} | :: gigawatt |
| gigawattora {m} | :: gigawatt hour |
| Giggi {prop} | :: given name |
| Gigi {prop} /ˈdʒidʒi/ | :: given name |
| gigiona {f} | :: female equivalent of gigione |
| gigionata {f} | :: hamming, overacting |
| gigione {m} | :: ham (actor with a showy or exaggerated style) |
| gigione {m} | :: presumptuous person, conceited person |
| gigioneggiante {v} | :: present participle of gigioneggiare |
| gigioneggiare {vi} | :: to ham, to overact |
| gigionesco {adj} | :: ham (acting, attributive) |
| gigionismo {m} | :: hamming, overacting |
| Gigli {prop} | :: surname |
| Gigli {prop} | :: Beniamino Gigli, Italian tenor |
| gigliaceo {adj} [botany] | :: liliaceous |
| gigliato {adj} | :: lilied (marked with a lily) |
| giglio {m} /ˈdʒiʎʎo/ | :: lily |
| giglio {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: fleur-de-lis |
| Giglio {prop} | :: An island (in the province of Grosseto) off the coast of Tuscany |
| gigolò {m} | :: gigolo |
| gihad {f} | :: jihad |
| Gilardoni {prop} | :: surname |
| gilbertino {m} | :: Gilbertese (language) |
| Gilberto {prop} /d͡ʒilˈbɛr.to/ | :: given name |
| gilda {f} | :: guild |
| gilè {m} | :: waistcoat |
| gilè {m} | :: jumper, pullover |
| giliegia {f} [regional] | :: alternative form of ciliegia |
| Gillo {prop} | :: given name |
| gillotaggio {m} /d͡ʒil.loˈtad.d͡ʒo/ | :: zincography |
| gimcana {f} | :: alternative form of gincana |
| gimkana {f} | :: alternative form of gincana |
| gimnofobia {f} | :: gymnophobia (fear of nudity) |
| gimnosperma {f} [botany] | :: gymnosperm |
| gimnoto {m} | :: electric eel (Electrophorus electricus) |
| ginandromorfismo {m} [biology] | :: gynandromorphism |
| ginandromorfo {adj} [biology] | :: gynandromorphous, gynandromorphic |
| ginandromorfo {m} [biology] | :: gynandromorph |
| ginarchia {f} | :: gynarchy |
| gincana {f} | :: gymkhana |
| gine- {prefix} | :: gyno-, gyn- |
| gineceo {m} [historical, Ancient Greece] /d͡ʒi.neˈt͡ʃɛ.o/ | :: gynaeceum (women's quarters in a household) |
| gineceo {m} [botany] | :: gynoecium |
| gineco- {prefix} | :: gyneco- |
| ginecofobia {f} | :: gynaecophobia |
| ginecologa {f} | :: female equivalent of ginecologo |
| ginecologia {f} [medicine] | :: gynecology, gynaecology |
| ginecologicamente {adv} | :: gynecologically |
| ginecologico {adj} | :: gynecological, gynæcological |
| ginecologo {m} | :: gynecologist, gynaecologist |
| ginecomania {f} | :: gynaecomania [UK], gynecomania [US] |
| ginecomastia {f} [pathology] | :: gynaecomastia |
| ginepraio {m} [somewhat rare] | :: thicket (especially of juniper); briar-patch |
| ginepraio {m} [figuratively, by extension] | :: a difficult or intricate situation |
| ginepreto {m} | :: juniper thicket |
| ginepro {m} /dʒiˈneːpro/ | :: juniper (Juniperus) |
| ginepro {m} | :: juniper (Juniperus communis) |
| ginepro articolato {m} | :: sandarac (Tetraclinis articulata) |
| Ginese {prop} | :: surname |
| Ginesio {prop} | :: surname |
| Ginesio {prop} | :: The name of several minor saints |
| ginestra {f} | :: broom (plant) |
| ginestrella {f} | :: dyer's broom, dyer's greenweed (Genista tinctoria) |
| ginestreto {m} | :: ticket (of broom) |
| ginestrino {m} | :: cinquefoil (genus Potentilla) |
| ginestrone {m} | :: furze, gorse |
| Ginevra {prop} /dʒiˈneːvra/ | :: Ginevra (city) |
| Ginevra {prop} | :: Ginevra (canton) |
| Ginevra {prop} | :: given name; Guinevere of Arthurian legend |
| ginevrino {adj} | :: Genevan |
| ginevrino {m} | :: Genevan |
| gingillante {v} | :: present participle of gingillare |
| gingillantesi {v} | :: present participle of gingillarsi |
| gingillare {v} | :: to procrastinate, dawdle |
| gingillarsi {v} | :: to dillydally, to waste time |
| gingillatosi {v} | :: past participle of gingillarsi |
| gingillino {m} | :: trinket |
| gingillino {m} | :: dawdler |
| gingillo {m} | :: knick-knack, trinket, bauble |
| gingillo {m} | :: plaything |
| ginnante {v} | :: present participle of ginnare |
| ginnare {vt} | :: to gin (remove seeds etc) |
| ginnasiale {mf} | :: grammar school (or high school) student |
| ginnasiarca {m} | :: gymnasiarch |
| ginnasio {m} | :: gymnasium (in classical Greece) |
| ginnasio {m} | :: The first and second years in a secondary school |
| ginnasta {mf} [gymnastics] | :: gymnast |
| ginnastica {f} /d͡ʒinˈnas.ti.ka/ | :: exercise, exercises, workout |
| ginnastica {f} | :: physical education, physical training |
| ginnastica {f} [gymnastics] | :: gymnastics |
| ginnastica a corpo libero {f} | :: freestyle gymnastics |
| ginnastica artistica {f} [gymnastics] | :: artistic gymnastics |
| ginnastica ritmica {f} [gymnastics] | :: rhythmic gymnastics |
| ginnastico {adj} | :: gymnastic |
| ginnastico {adj} | :: gym (attributive) |
| ginnatrice {f} | :: gin (machine), especially a cotton gin |
| ginnatura {f} | :: ginning (removing seeds etc) |
| ginnico {adj} | :: gymnastic |
| Gino {prop} /ˈd͡ʒi.no/ | :: given name |
| ginocchiata {f} | :: A blow made with the knee; a kneeing |
| ginocchiata {f} | :: A blow on the knee |
| ginocchiello {m} | :: knee pad (or similar piece of armour) |
| ginocchiello {m} | :: leg (or knuckle) of pork |
| ginocchiera {f} | :: kneepad |
| ginocchiera {f} | :: elasticated bandage for the knees |
| ginocchio {m} [anatomy] /dʒiˈnɔkkjo/ | :: knee |
| ginocchioni {adv} | :: kneeling; on one's knees |
| ginoforo {m} [botany] | :: gynophore |
| ginogenesi {n} | :: gynogenesis |
| ginoide {adj} | :: gynoid |
| ginoide {m} | :: gynoid, gynaecoid |
| Ginosa {prop} | :: Ginosa (town) |
| ginosino {adj} | :: Of, or from, Ginosa |
| ginosino {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Ginosa |
| ginostemio {m} | :: gynostemium |
| ginsenoside {m} | :: ginsenoside |
| Gioacchino {prop} | :: Joachim ( father of the Virgin Mary) |
| Gioacchino {prop} | :: given name |
| Gioachino {prop} | :: given name |
| Giobbe {prop} [biblical] | :: Job, Book of Job |
| Giobbe {prop} | :: given name |
| Gioberti {prop} | :: surname |
| Gioberti {prop} | :: Vincenzo Gioberti, Italian patriot and phylosopher |
| giobertiano {adj} | :: Relating to, or characteristic of Vincenzo Gioberti |
| giocabile {adj} | :: playable |
| giocabilità {f} | :: playability, gameplay |
| giocante {v} | :: present participle of giocare |
| giocantesi {v} | :: present participle of giocarsi |
| giocar {v} | :: apocopic form of giocare |
| giocare {v} /d͡ʒoˈkä.re/ | :: to play, specifically: |
| giocare {vi} | :: to play a game, for fun or as a pastime |
| giocare {vi} | :: to do something for fun |
| giocare {vi} | :: to partake in a sport or game |
| giocare {vi} | :: to act as required from a game |
| giocare {vi} | :: to participate in a sporting match |
| giocare {vt} | :: to put into action (in a game) |
| giocare {vi} [hunting, of birds] | :: to respond to bait |
| giocare {vi} | :: to have a gambling addiction |
| giocare {vt} | :: to put as stake (in a game) |
| giocare {v} [by extension] | :: to bet, wager |
| giocare {vt} | :: to spend or waste (time) playing |
| giocare {vt} [figurative] | :: to deceive or manipulate |
| giocare {v} [with di] | :: to use (something) skillfully |
| giocare {v} [mechanics, of a mechanism] | :: to have backlash |
| giocare {v} | :: to be important, to matter |
| giocare {v} | :: to make the most of, to take advantage of |
| giocare con il fuoco {v} | :: To play with fire (do something risky) |
| giocare in borsa {v} | :: To play the market |
| giocarsi {vt} | :: reflexive of giocare |
| giocarsi {vtt} [also, figurative] | :: to risk to lose something; to gamble |
| Giocasta {prop} [Greek mythology] | :: Jocasta |
| giocata {f} | :: game |
| giocata {f} | :: bet, wager |
| giocatore {m} | :: player (one who amuses himself, plays games or a musical instrument) |
| giocatosi {v} | :: past participle of giocarsi |
| giocatrice {f} | :: female equivalent of giocatore |
| giocattolaia {f} | :: female equivalent of giocattolaio |
| giocattolaio {m} | :: A person who makes or sells toys; toy seller |
| giocattoleria {f} [neologism] | :: toy store |
| giocattoleria {f} [neologism] | :: the toy industry |
| giocattolino {m} | :: small toy |
| giocattolo {m} | :: toy |
| giocattolo {m} | :: person who can be easily manipulated; puppet |
| giocattolo {adj} | :: toy (attributive) |
| giocherellante {v} | :: present participle of giocherellare |
| giocherellare {vi} | :: To play, fumble or fiddle (with) |
| giocherellone {m} | :: joker |
| giocherellone {adj} | :: playful; skittish |
| giocheria {f} | :: toy shop |
| giochetto {m} | :: game |
| giochetto {m} | :: child's play |
| giochetto {m} | :: trick |
| giochi d'acqua {m} | :: A fountain with moving jets of water (that splash people) |
| giochino {m} | :: diminutive of gioco |
| giochino {m} | :: pastime, romp |
| giochi olimpici {p} [sports] | :: Olympic Games, Olympics |
| gioco {m} /ˈd͡ʒɔ.ko/ | :: game |
| gioco {m} [mechanics] | :: backlash |
| gioco a somma zero {m} [game theory] | :: zero-sum game |
| gioco da ragazzi {m} | :: trifle, doddle, piece of cake, child's play |
| gioco da tavolo {m} | :: board game |
| gioco d'azzardo {m} | :: gambling (the act of playing games of chance) |
| gioco d'azzardo {m} | :: game of chance |
| gioco del cocuzzaro {m} [southern Italy] | :: A childish game in which players must deposit valuable items if they lose that can only be returned upon repentance by the loser |
| gioco del cucuzzaro {m} | :: alternative form of gioco del cocuzzaro |
| gioco di carte {m} [card games] | :: card game |
| gioco di parole {m} | :: pun; play on words |
| gioco di prestigio {m} | :: conjuring trick |
| gioco di prestigio {m} [in the plural] | :: conjuring |
| giocoforza {adv} | :: inevitably |
| giocolante {v} | :: present participle of giocolare |
| giocolare {vi} | :: to juggle |
| giocolatore {m} | :: juggler |
| giocolatrice {f} | :: female equivalent of giocolatore |
| giocoleria {f} | :: juggling |
| giocoliera {f} | :: female equivalent of giocoliere |
| giocoliere {m} | :: juggler |
| Gioconda {prop} /dʒoˈkon.da/ | :: the Mona Lisa (painting by Leonardo da Vinci) |
| Gioconda {prop} | :: given name |
| giocondamente {adv} | :: cheerfully, merrily, joyfully |
| giocondità {f} | :: cheerfulness |
| giocondo {adj} | :: cheerful, smiling |
| giocosamente {adv} | :: playfully |
| giocosità {f} | :: jocosity, jocularity, playfulness |
| giocoso {adj} /d͡ʒoˈko.zo/ | :: playful, jocular |
| Gioele {prop} | :: given name |
| Gioele {prop} | :: Joel [biblical character] |
| Gioele {prop} | :: the Book of Joel |
| gioello {m} | :: jewel |
| gioello {m} | :: treasure |
| gioente {v} | :: present participle of gioire |
| giogaia {f} /d͡ʒoˈɡa.ja/ | :: mountain chain |
| giogaia {f} | :: dewlap (pendulous skin under a bovine's neck) |
| giogatico {m} | :: A medieval tax on cattle |
| giogo {m} [also figuratively] /ˈdʒoɡo/ | :: yoke |
| giogo {m} | :: summit, ridge (of a mountain) |
| gioia {f} /ˈdʒɔ.ja/ | :: joy, delight |
| Gioia {prop} | :: given name |
| gioielleria {f} /dʒojelleˈria/ | :: The art or craft of making jewellery |
| gioielleria {f} | :: A jeweller's shop |
| gioielleria {f} | :: jewellery |
| gioielliera {f} | :: female equivalent of gioielliere |
| gioielliere {m} /d͡ʒo.jelˈljɛ.re/ | :: jeweller |
| gioiellino {m} | :: A little jewel |
| gioiello {m} /dʒoˈjello/ | :: jewel (literal or figurative) |
| gioiosamente {adv} | :: joyfully, happily |
| gioiosità {f} | :: joyfulness, happiness |
| gioioso {adj} /dʒoˈjo.zo/ | :: joyful, happy |
| gioioso {adj} | :: mirthful |
| gioire {vt} | :: To rejoice (in) or (at), or be delighted (by) |
| Giolitti {prop} /dʒoˈlit.ti/ | :: surname |
| Giolitti {prop} | :: Giovanni Giolitti (1842–1928), Italian politician and prime minister of the Kingdom of Italy |
| giolittiano {adj} /dʒo.litˈtja.no/ | :: Giolittian (of or relating to Giovanni Giolitti, Italian politician) |
| Giona {prop} [Biblical character] | :: Jonah, the prophet Jonah |
| Giona {prop} [biblical] | :: Jonah, Book of Jonah |
| Giona {prop} | :: given name |
| Gionata {prop} | :: Jonathan [biblical character] |
| Gionata {prop} | :: given name |
| -gione {suffix} /ˈd͡ʒo.ne/ | :: alternative form of -zione |
| gionglante {v} | :: present participle of gionglare |
| gionglare {v} | :: To juggle |
| giordana {f} | :: female equivalent of giordano |
| Giordania {prop} | :: Jordan |
| giordano {adj} | :: Jordanian |
| giordano {m} | :: Jordanian |
| Giordano {prop} | :: Jordan (river) |
| giordanone {m} [biology] | :: synonym of biotipo |
| Giorgetti {prop} | :: surname |
| Giorgia {prop} /ˈd͡ʒɔr.d͡ʒa/ | :: feminine noun of Giorgio, given name |
| Giorgio {prop} /ˈd͡ʒɔr.d͡ʒo/ | :: given name, George |
| Giorgione {prop} | :: The pseudonym of Italian painter "Giorgio Gasparini" |
| giornalaccio {m} | :: rag (poor quality newspaper) |
| giornalaia {f} | :: female equivalent of giornalaio |
| giornalaio {m} | :: newsagent |
| giornale {m} /d͡ʒorˈnale/ | :: newspaper [publication] |
| giornale {m} | :: newspaper office |
| giornale {m} | :: journal, review |
| giornale di bordo {m} | :: logbook |
| giornalese {m} | :: journalese |
| giornaletto {m} | :: comic (children's newspaper) |
| giornaliero {adj} | :: daily, everyday [attribute] |
| giornalino {m} | :: comic (children's newspaper) |
| giornalismo {m} | :: journalism |
| giornalista {mf} | :: journalist |
| giornalistese {m} | :: journalese |
| giornalisticamente {adv} | :: journalistically |
| giornalistico {adj} | :: journalistic, news (attributive), newspaper (attributive) |
| giornalmastro {m} | :: master ledger |
| giornalmente {adv} | :: daily |
| giornante {mf} | :: daily help |
| giornante {mf} | :: day labourer |
| giornata {f} | :: day |
| giornataccia {f} | :: A day of bad weather or when things go wrong |
| giornataccia {f} | :: A bad hair day |
| giorni alcionii {m} | :: halcyon days |
| Giornico {prop} | :: Giornico (small town) |
| giorno {m} /ˈd͡ʒorno/ | :: day |
| giorno e notte {adv} | :: day and night; unceasingly |
| giorno solare {m} | :: solar day |
| Giosafat {prop} | :: Jehoshaphat |
| Gioseffo {prop} | :: given name |
| Gioseppo {prop} | :: medieval spelling of Giuseppe |
| Giosia {prop} | :: Josiah [biblical character] |
| Giosia {prop} | :: given name |
| giostra {f} [historical] /ˈd͡ʒɔs.tra/ | :: joust, jousting (knightly contest) |
| giostra {f} | :: Meanings by analogy: |
| giostra {f} [archaic] | :: skirmish |
| giostra {f} | :: fight |
| giostra {f} [rare] | :: The act of going around |
| giostra {f} [figurative, archaic] | :: deceit, deception |
| giostra {f} | :: A competition where contestants try to hit a target while speedily passing underneath it |
| giostra {f} | :: merry-go-round [British], carousel [US]; ride (at a theme park etc) |
| giostra {f} [in the plural] | :: The rides in an amusement park |
| giostra {f} [figurative] | :: A chaotic succession |
| giostra {f} [figurative, Rome] | :: mess (confusion of things) |
| giostraia {f} | :: female equivalent of giostraio |
| giostraio {m} | :: merry-go-round owner |
| giostraio {m} | :: merry-go-round operator |
| giostrante {v} | :: present participle of giostrare |
| giostrantesi {v} | :: present participle of giostrarsi |
| giostrare {vi} | :: to joust or tilt |
| giostrare {v} [figuratively, by extension, rare or literary] | :: to duel or fight |
| giostrare {vi} | :: to act skillfully and dexterously in a difficult situation; to maneuver |
| giostrare {vi} [rare] | :: to idle (spend time in idleness) |
| giostrare {vt} | :: to manage shrewdly or slickly to one's advantage |
| giostrare {vt} [archaic] | :: to deceive |
| giostrarsela {v} | :: to turn every situation to one's advantage |
| giostrarsela {v} | :: to get away with |
| giostrarsi {vr} | :: To manage |
| giostratore {m} | :: jouster |
| giostratosi {v} | :: past participle of giostrarsi |
| Giosuè {prop} | :: given name |
| Giosuè {prop} | :: Joshua [biblical character] |
| Giosuè {prop} | :: the Book of Joshua |
| giottesco {adj} | :: Giottesque (in the manner of Giotto) |
| Giotto {prop} | :: given name |
| Giotto {prop} | :: "Giotto di Bondone", Italian painter |
| giovamento {m} | :: benefit, help |
| giovanaglia {f} /d͡ʒo.vaˈna.ʎa/ | :: A multitude of young people |
| giovane {adj} /ˈd͡ʒo.va.ne/ | :: young |
| giovane {adj} | :: youthful |
| giovane {mf} | :: a youth |
| giovane {mf} | :: a young man or woman |
| giovaneggiante {v} | :: present participle of giovaneggiare |
| giovaneggiare {v} /d͡ʒo.va.nedˈd͡ʒa.re/ | :: To act youthfully |
| giovanesco {adj} /d͡ʒo.vaˈnes.ko/ | :: youthful |
| giovanetta {f} | :: Young woman |
| giovanetta {f} | :: girl |
| giovanetto {m} | :: Young man |
| giovanetto {m} | :: boy, youth |
| giovanezza {f} /d͡ʒo.vaˈnet.t͡sa/ | :: alternative form of giovinezza |
| giovanile {adj} /d͡ʒo.vaˈni.le/ | :: youth [attributive] |
| giovanile {adj} | :: youthful |
| giovanile {adj} | :: early |
| giovanilismo {m} | :: wanting to appear youthful |
| giovanilista {adj} | :: trying to appear young |
| giovanilista {mf} | :: Such a person |
| giovanilistico {adj} | :: attempting to appear young |
| giovanissimo {adj} | :: superlative of giovane |
| Giovanna {prop} | :: given name |
| Giovanna {prop} | :: Joanna [biblical character] |
| giovanneo {adj} | :: St John (attributive) |
| giovanneo {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Papa Giovanni XXIII |
| Giovanni {prop} /d͡ʒoˈvan.ni/ | :: given name |
| Giovanni {prop} | :: John [biblical character] |
| Giovanni {prop} | :: the Gospel of John |
| Giovanni Battista {prop} | :: John the Baptist |
| giovanotta {f} /d͡ʒo.vaˈnɔt.ta/ | :: augmentative of giovane: young woman |
| giovanotto {m} [familiar, humorous] /d͡ʒo.vaˈnɔt.to/ | :: diminutive of giovane: young man |
| giovante {v} | :: present participle of giovare |
| giovantesi {v} | :: present participle of giovarsi |
| giovare {vi} | :: to be useful (to) |
| giovare {vi} | :: to be good (for) |
| giovarsi {v} | :: reflexive of giovare |
| giovarsi {v} | :: to make use (of) |
| giovatosi {v} | :: past participle of giovarsi |
| Giove {prop} [Roman god] /ˈdʒɔ.ve/ | :: Jupiter, Jove |
| Giove {prop} [astronomy] | :: Jupiter |
| giovedì {m} /dʒoveˈdi/ | :: Thursday |
| giovedì grasso {m} | :: Fat Thursday |
| giovedì santo {m} | :: Holy Thursday, Maundy Thursday |
| Giovenale {prop} | :: Juvenal |
| giovenca {f} /d͡ʒoˈvɛn.ka/ | :: heifer |
| giovenco {m} /d͡ʒoˈvɛn.ko/ | :: bullock |
| giovenile {adj} [literary] /d͡ʒo.veˈni.le/ | :: obsolete form of giovanile |
| gioventù {f} /d͡ʒo.venˈtu/ | :: youth |
| gioventù {f} | :: young people, the youth |
| gioventude {f} /d͡ʒo.venˈtu.de/ | :: obsolete form of gioventù |
| gioventudine {f} | :: alternative form of gioventù |
| gioventute {f} /d͡ʒo.venˈtu.te/ | :: obsolete form of gioventù |
| giovevole {adj} | :: advantageous, profitable, beneficial |
| giovevole {adj} | :: good for the health |
| giovevolmente {adv} | :: advantageously, profitably, beneficially |
| giovevolmente {adv} | :: healthily |
| gioviale {adj} | :: jolly, jovial |
| giovialità {f} | :: jollity, joviality |
| giovialmente {adv} | :: jovially, genially, heartily |
| giovialona {f} | :: female equivalent of giovialone |
| giovialone {m} | :: jolly or jovial person |
| gioviano {adj} | :: Jupiter (attributive) |
| giovin {adj} | :: apocopic form of giovine |
| giovinaccia {f} /d͡ʒo.viˈnat.t͡ʃa/ | :: pejorative of giovine: a youngster [female] |
| giovinaccio {m} /d͡ʒo.viˈnat.t͡ʃo/ | :: pejorative of giovine: a youngster [male] |
| giovinastra {f} | :: female equivalent of giovinastro |
| giovinastro {m} | :: young thug |
| Giovinazzi {prop} /d͡ʒo.viˈnat.t͡si/ | :: Giovinazzi; surname |
| giovincella {f} [mainly jocular] /d͡ʒo.vinˈt͡ʃɛl.la/ | :: diminutive of giovine: a young lass |
| giovincello {m} [mainly jocular] /d͡ʒo.vinˈt͡ʃɛl.lo/ | :: diminutive of giovine: a young lad |
| giovine {adj} [archaic] /ˈd͡ʒo.vi.ne/ | :: alternative form of giovane |
| giovine {mf} [archaic] | :: alternative form of giovane |
| Giovine {prop} | :: surname |
| giovinetta {f} | :: Young girl |
| giovinetto {m} | :: Young boy |
| giovinezza {f} /d͡ʒo.viˈnet.t͡sa/ | :: youth |
| giovinotta {f} /d͡ʒo.viˈnɔt.ta/ | :: alternative form of giovanotta: young woman |
| giovinotto {m} /d͡ʒo.viˈnɔt.to/ | :: alternative form of giovanotto: a young man |
| gipeto {m} | :: lammergeier (or lammergeyer) |
| gippone {m} | :: large jeep (or similar) |
| gipsicolo {adj} | :: That thrives in a chalky soil |
| gipsoteca {f} | :: plaster cast gallery |
| girabacchino {m} | :: brace (tool), brace and bit |
| girabile {adj} | :: endorsable |
| giracapo {m} | :: dizziness, giddiness |
| giracapo {m} | :: annoyance, vexation |
| Giradello {prop} | :: surname |
| giradischi {m} | :: turntable, record player, phonograph |
| giradito {m} | :: whitlow, paronychia |
| giraffa {f} | :: giraffe |
| giraffa {f} | :: boom (pole supporting a microphone) |
| giraffista {mf} | :: boom operator (film, TV) |
| giragiare {m} | :: Any of various types of grinding mill, but especially a ball mill |
| giramaschio {m} | :: tap wrench |
| giramento {m} | :: turning (movement or sensation) |
| giramento {m} | :: dizziness |
| giramondo {mf} | :: globetrotter |
| giranastri {m} | :: cassette player |
| girandola {f} | :: Catherine wheel |
| girandola {f} | :: windmill pinwheel (child's toy) |
| girandola {f} | :: weathercock, weathervane |
| girandolante {v} | :: present participle of girandolare |
| girandolare {vi} | :: to wander, stroll (about) |
| girandolare {vi} | :: to saunter, ramble |
| girandolona {f} | :: female equivalent of girandolone |
| girandolone {m} | :: rambler, wanderer |
| girante {v} | :: present participle of girare |
| girante {mf} | :: endorser |
| girantesi {v} | :: present participle of girarsi |
| girarci intorno {v} [idiomatic] | :: to beat around the bush |
| girare {vit} | :: to turn, stir, turn over |
| girare {vt} [figurative, by extension] | :: to spin (present a bias) |
| girare {vt} | :: to tour, travel |
| girare {v} | :: to go round or alongside [a place, etc.] |
| girare {v} | :: to go far and wide |
| girare {v} | :: to tour (make a circuit of a place) |
| girare {vt} | :: to pass (to) |
| girare {vt} | :: to endorse, transfer [of a cheque, etc.] |
| girare {vt} [cinema] | :: to shoot, film |
| girare {vit} | :: to encircle |
| girare {vt} [rare] | :: to bypass |
| girare {vi} | :: (typically with per) to roam; to wander; to mill about |
| girare {vi} | :: (takes both essere or avere as auxiliary) to circulate |
| girare {vi} | :: [of a text] to continue |
| girare {vi} | :: to work; to function |
| girare {vi} [familiar] | :: to feel like |
| girare {vi} [familiar] | :: to proceed in a certain way, especially positive; to go |
| girare {vi} [Tuscany] | :: [of wine] to go bad |
| girare alla cieca {v} | :: to twist in the wind |
| girare a vuoto {v} [idiomatic] | :: to idle (spend time in idleness) |
| girare nella testa {v} | :: to run through sb's head/mind |
| girarrosto {m} | :: spit or rotisserie (for cooking) |
| girarsi {v} | :: reflexive of girare |
| girarsi {v} | :: to turn, turn round, turn over |
| girarsi {v} | :: to spin (present a bias) |
| girarsi {v} | :: (with verso) to turn or rotate oneself (towards) |
| girasi {f} [enzyme] | :: gyrase |
| girasole {m} /d͡ʒi.ra-ˈso.le/ | :: sunflower |
| girasole del Canada {m} | :: synonym of topinambur |
| girata {f} | :: turn (change of direction or orientation) |
| girata {f} | :: walk (trip made by walking) |
| girata {f} [banking] | :: endorsement [on a cheque, etc.] |
| girata {f} [card games] | :: number of cards dealt to any individual player |
| girata {f} [regional] | :: telling-off |
| giratario {m} | :: endorsee |
| girato {adj} | :: turned |
| girato {adj} [cooking] | :: cooked on a turnspit |
| girato {adj} | :: endorsed [of a cheque, etc.] |
| girato {m} | :: disease to wine grapes that results in the production of carbon dioxide |
| girato {m} | :: take (film recorded at one time) |
| giratore {m} | :: gyrator (electrical device) |
| giratosi {v} | :: past participle of girarsi |
| giratubi {m} | :: A tool used to screw or unscrew threaded pipes |
| giravite {m} | :: screwdriver (tool) |
| giravolta {f} | :: spin, turn, twirl |
| giravolta {f} | :: U-turn |
| giravolta {f} | :: sharp bend in a road |
| giravolta {f} | :: about turn |
| giravolta {f} | :: turncoat |
| giravoltare {vi} /d͡ʒi.ra.volˈta.re/ | :: to do a spin or twirl |
| giravoltare {vi} [rare] | :: to wander |
| gire {v} [obsolete, regional] /ˈd͡ʒire/ | :: to go |
| girellante {v} | :: present participle of girellare |
| girellare {vi} | :: To wander or stroll about |
| girello {m} /d͡ʒiˈrɛl.lo/ | :: walker (for babies) |
| girello {m} | :: silverside or topside (of beef or pork) |
| girellona {f} | :: wanderer, stroller (female) |
| girellone {m} | :: wanderer, stroller |
| giretto {m} | :: stroll (short walk) |
| giretto {m} | :: spin (short drive in a car) |
| girevole {adj} | :: revolving |
| girevole {adj} | :: swivel (chair etc) |
| girifalco {m} /d͡ʒi.riˈfal.ko/ | :: gyrfalcon, gerfalcon (Falco rusticolus) |
| girigogolo {m} | :: flourish |
| girigogolo {m} | :: doodle |
| girigogolo {m} | :: scrawl |
| girigogolo {m} | :: scribble |
| girino {m} | :: tadpole |
| girio {m} | :: hustle and bustle |
| girio {m} | :: coming and going |
| girlo {m} /ˈd͡ʒir.lo/ | :: A dice with a tapering point that can be made to spin on its axis with the fingers |
| girlo {m} [Tuscany] | :: synonym of mochi |
| giro- {prefix} | :: gyro- |
| giro {m} /ˈdʒi.ro/ | :: turn, twist, rotation, revolution |
| giro {m} | :: detour |
| giro {m} | :: lap (of a race) |
| giro {m} | :: tour, trip, stroll |
| giro {m} [in the plural] | :: rounds (of a postman etc) |
| giro {m} | :: period, space, course, time, run |
| giro {m} | :: ring (illicit) |
| giro {m} | :: turn, round |
| giro {m} | :: circulation (of money) |
| giro {m} | :: row (of knitting) |
| Giro {prop} [cycling, by ellipsis] | :: The Giro d'Italia |
| girobussola {f} | :: gyrocompass |
| girocollo {m} | :: necklace, choker |
| girocollo {m} | :: crew neck |
| giroconto {m} | :: credit transfer |
| giroconto {m} [banking] | :: A transfer of funds between banks |
| girocottero {m} | :: autogiro |
| Giro di Francia {prop} [cycling] /ˌdʒi.ro di ˈfran.tʃa/ | :: Tour de France (annual cycling race through France) |
| giro di parole {m} | :: circumlocution |
| giro di pista {m} [automotive, motor racing, sports] | :: lap |
| Giro di Spagna {prop} [cycling] /ˌdʒi.ro di ˈspaɲ.ɲa/ | :: Vuelta a España (annual cycling race in Spain) |
| Giro d'Italia {prop} [cycling] /ˌdʒi.ro d‿iˈta.lja/ | :: Giro d'Italia (annual cycling race in Italy) |
| giro di vite {m} | :: turn of the screw |
| giro di vite {m} [figuratively] | :: clampdown, crackdown |
| girofaro {m} | :: Rotating beacon (normally orange) on an emergency vehicle |
| girofondo {m} | :: interbank money transfer |
| Girolamo {prop} | :: given name |
| giroletto {m} | :: bed frame |
| giromagnetico {adj} [physics] | :: gyromagnetic |
| giromanica {f} | :: armhole |
| gironcino {m} [sports] | :: round robin |
| gironda {f} /d͡ʒiˈron.da/ | :: alternative form of ghironda |
| Gironda {n} | :: Gironda (estuary) |
| Gironda {n} | :: Gironda (department) |
| girondino {m} | :: Girondist |
| girondolante {v} | :: present participle of girondolare |
| girondolare {vi} | :: to wander about |
| girondolare {vi} | :: to saunter or ramble |
| girone {m} | :: large circular area |
| girone {m} | :: steep curve [of a river, street, etc.] |
| girone {m} [archaic] | :: a thick circle of defensive walls; a rampart |
| girone {m} [sports] | :: round, leg |
| girone {m} [literature] | :: any one of the three concentric zones in which Dante divides the seventh circle of Hell Divine Comedy |
| girone {m} [colloquial, literature] | :: any one of the crags in Dante's Purgatory |
| girone {m} [colloquial, literature] | :: any one of the heavens in Dante's Paradise |
| girone {m} | :: oar handle |
| girone d'andata {m} | :: alternative form of girone di andata |
| girone di andata {m} | :: first leg (of a race, etc.) |
| girone di ritorno {m} | :: second leg (of a race) |
| gironzolante {v} | :: present participle of gironzolare |
| gironzolare {vi} | :: to wander about |
| gironzolare {vi} | :: to loiter |
| giropilota {m} | :: autopilot |
| giroplano {m} | :: gyroplane, gyrodyne |
| giroscopico {adj} | :: gyroscopic |
| giroscopico {adj} | :: gyro (attributive) |
| giroscopio {m} | :: gyroscope |
| girostabilizzato {adj} | :: gyrostabilized |
| girostabilizzatore {m} | :: gyrostabilizer |
| girostato {m} | :: gyrostat |
| girotondino {m} | :: A participant in a girotondo |
| girotondo {m} | :: ring a ring o' roses (game) |
| girotondo {m} | :: A former Italian form of political protest (involving the game) |
| girotta {f} | :: vane |
| girotta {f} | :: weathercock, weather vane |
| girovagante {v} | :: present participle of girovagare |
| girovagante {adj} | :: wandering |
| girovagare {vi} | :: To wander about, stroll, saunter |
| girovago {adj} | :: wandering, strolling |
| girovago {m} | :: wanderer |
| girovago {m} | :: tramp |
| girovago {m} | :: pedlar, peddler |
| girovita {m} | :: waist measurement |
| Girtab {prop} | :: Girtab, an asterism in the constellation of Scorpius |
| gisarma {f} /d͡ʒiˈzar.ma/ | :: alternative form of giusarma |
| gita {f} | :: trip, excursion, hike, outing |
| gitana {f} | :: feminine noun of gitano |
| gitano {m} | :: Gypsy (Romani) |
| gitante {mf} | :: member of a tour; tripper, hiker |
| gittaione {m} | :: corncockle |
| gittata {f} | :: range (effective distance of a gun or missile) |
| giu. {n} | :: abbreviation of giugno |
| giù {adv} /d͡ʒu/ | :: down, downstairs, below |
| giù {adv} [figuratively] | :: low, depressed, weak |
| giuba {f} | :: mane |
| giubato {adj} | :: maned |
| giubato {m} | :: A thick horse's mane |
| giubba {f} | :: jacket |
| giubba {f} | :: tunic |
| giubbato {m} | :: A thick mane (of a horse) |
| giubbato {adj} | :: (of a horse's mane) thick |
| giubbetto {m} | :: diminutive of giubba; short jacket |
| giubbetto {m} | :: vest |
| giubbino {m} | :: Short jacket |
| giubbone {m} | :: Heavy jacket |
| giubbotto {m} | :: jacket |
| giubbotto {m} | :: jerkin |
| Giubiasco {prop} | :: Giubiasco (small town) |
| giubilante {v} | :: present participle of giubilare |
| giubilante {adj} | :: jubilant |
| giubilare {vi} | :: To rejoice |
| giubilazione {f} | :: pensioning off, retirement |
| giubileo {m} /dʒu.bi.ˈlɛ.o/ | :: jubilee |
| giubilo {m} | :: rejoicing |
| giubilo {m} | :: shout of joy |
| giucare {v} /d͡ʒuˈkä.re/ | :: obsolete form of giocare |
| giucco {adj} | :: Variant of ciucco |
| giuda {m} | :: Judas, traitor |
| Giuda {prop} /ˈd͡ʒu.da/ | :: given name |
| Giuda {prop} [biblical] | :: Jude (Epistle of Jude); Judas |
| giudaico {adj} /d͡ʒuˈda.i.ko/ | :: Judaic |
| giudaico {adj} | :: Jewish |
| giudaismo {m} /d͡ʒu.daˈis.mo/ | :: Judaism |
| giudea {f} | :: feminine noun of giudeo |
| Giudea {prop} | :: Judea |
| giudecca {f} [obsolete] /dʒuˈdɛk.ka/ | :: A neighborhood in any of several Italian cities once reserved to the Jews; a ghetto |
| Giudecca {prop} /dʒuˈdɛk.ka/ | :: Giudecca (long island in the Venetian Lagoon) |
| Giudecca {prop} [literature] | :: Judecca, a zone in Dante's Inferno (Dante) reserved to the traitors to masters and benefactors, named after Judas Iscariot |
| giudeo {adj} /dʒu.ˈdɛ.o/ | :: Jewish |
| giudeo {adj} | :: synonym of giudio |
| giudeo {m} | :: Jew |
| giudeo {m} | :: synonym of giudio |
| giudesmo {m} | :: Judaeo-Spanish |
| giudia {f} | :: feminine noun of giudio |
| giudicabile {adj} [law] /d͡ʒu.diˈka.bi.le/ | :: justiciable, triable |
| giudicabile {mf} [law, rare] | :: defendant |
| giudicabilità {f} [law] /d͡ʒu.di.ka.bi.liˈta/ | :: justiciability |
| giudicale {adj} /d͡ʒu.diˈka.le/ | :: Of or pertaining to a medieval kingdom (giudicato) in Sardinia |
| giudicamento {m} /d͡ʒu.di.kaˈmen.to/ | :: The act of judging, judgement |
| giudicante {v} /d͡ʒu.diˈkan.te/ | :: present participle of giudicare: that judges, judging |
| giudicante {adj} | :: judging, judgemental |
| giudicantesi {v} | :: present participle of giudicarsi |
| giudicare {vt} /d͡ʒu.diˈka.re/ | :: to judge |
| giudicare {vi} | :: to judge |
| Giudicarie {prop} | :: Giudicarie (area) |
| giudicariese {adj} | :: Of or from Giudicarie |
| giudicarsi {vr} | :: To consider oneself (to be something) |
| giudicativo {adj} [obsolete] /d͡ʒu.di.kaˈti.vo/ | :: Of or pertaining to judging or judgement; judgemental |
| giudicato {m} [literary] /d͡ʒu.diˈka.to/ | :: judgement |
| giudicato {m} [law] | :: synonym of cosa giudicata |
| giudicato {m} [rare] | :: judgeship |
| giudicato {m} [historical] | :: One of four kingdoms in medieval Sardinia |
| giudicatore {m} /d͡ʒu.di.kaˈto.re/ | :: He who judges; judger [male] |
| giudicatore {adj} | :: judging |
| giudicatorio {adj} [literary, rare] /d͡ʒu.di.kaˈtɔ.rjo/ | :: Of or pertaining to judging or judgement; judgemental |
| giudicatosi {v} | :: past participle of giudicarsi |
| giudicatrice {f} /d͡ʒu.di.kaˈtri.t͡ʃe/ | :: female equivalent of giudicatore |
| giudicatura {f} [obsolete] /d͡ʒu.di.kaˈtu.ra/ | :: The office of a judge; judgeship |
| giudicatura {f} [historical] | :: The authority held by a monarch over a state (giudicato) in medieval Sardinia |
| giudicatura {f} [historical] | :: Any district, with an extension similar to that of a bailiwick or governorate, in the Kingdom of Sardinia |
| giudice {mf} [legal] /ˈd͡ʒu.di.t͡ʃe/ | :: judge, magistrate |
| giudice {mf} [sports] | :: umpire, judge |
| giudice {mf} [history] | :: A monarch of a medieval kingdom (giudicato) in Sardinia |
| giudice togato {mf} | :: magistrate |
| Giudici {prop} [biblical] | :: Judges, Book of Judges |
| giudicio {m} /d͡ʒuˈdi.t͡ʃo/ | :: obsolete form of giudizio |
| giudicioso {adj} | :: judicious (Variant of: giudizioso) |
| giudio {adj} | :: synonym of giudeo |
| giudio {m} | :: synonym of giudeo |
| Giuditta {prop} | :: Judith [biblical character] |
| Giuditta {prop} | :: the Book of Judith |
| Giuditta {prop} | :: given name |
| giudiziale {adj} /d͡ʒu.ditˈt͡sja.le/ | :: judicial |
| giudizialmente {adv} /dʒu.dit.tsjalˈmen.te/ | :: judicially |
| giudiziariamente {adv} /d͡ʒu.dit.t͡sja.rjaˈmen.te/ | :: judicially |
| giudiziario {adj} /d͡ʒu.ditˈt͡sja.rjo/ | :: legal, judicial |
| giudizio {m} /d͡ʒuˈdit.t͡sjo/ | :: judgment, wisdom, sense |
| giudizio {m} [legal] | :: trial, proceedings, judgment, verdict |
| giudizio {m} | :: opinion, judgement |
| giudizio {m} [school] | :: evaluation, assessment, mark |
| giudiziosamente {adv} /d͡ʒu.dit.t͡sjo.zaˈmen.te/ | :: judiciously |
| giudizioso {adj} /d͡ʒu.ditˈt͡sjo.zo/ | :: judicious, specifically: |
| giudizioso {adj} | :: Showing good judgement and common sense |
| giudizioso {adj} | :: Done with good judgement and common sense |
| giudizio universale {n} | :: Last Judgment, doomsday |
| Giudizio universale {prop} | :: last judgement |
| Giudizio universale {prop} | :: the crack of doom |
| giuggiola {f} | :: jujube (fruit) |
| giuggiolo {m} | :: jujube (tree, Ziziphus jujuba) |
| giuggiolona {f} | :: female equivalent of giuggiolone |
| giuggiolone {m} | :: augmentative of giuggiola |
| giugno {m} /ˈd͡ʒuɲ.ɲo/ | :: June |
| giugolo {m} [anatomy] | :: jugulum |
| giugulare {adj} | :: jugular |
| giugulare {f} [anatomy] | :: jugular |
| giugulo {m} [anatomy] | :: jugulum |
| giugurtino {adj} | :: Jugurthine |
| giulebbante {v} | :: present participle of giulebbare |
| giulebbantesi {v} | :: present participle of giulebbarsi |
| giulebbare {vt} | :: To cook in syrup |
| giulebbarsi {vr} | :: To (have to) put up with |
| giulebbatosi {v} | :: past participle of giulebbarsi |
| giulebbe {m} [Tuscan, literary] /d͡ʒuˈlɛb.be/ | :: julep |
| giulebbe {m} [Tuscan, literary, by extension] | :: syrup |
| giù le zampe {interj} [colloquial] | :: hands off! (don't touch) |
| Giulia {prop} | :: given name |
| Giuliana {prop} | :: given name |
| giuliano {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Julian March (in Italian Venezia Giulia) |
| giuliano {adj} | :: Of or relating to Julian March or its people |
| giuliano {adj} | :: Julian |
| Giuliano {prop} | :: given name |
| Giulianova {prop} | :: Giulianova (town) |
| Giulie {prop} | :: Julian Alps |
| giuliese {adj} | :: Of or from Giulianova |
| Giulietta {prop} | :: Juliet |
| Giulietti {prop} | :: surname |
| Giulio {prop} /ˈd͡ʒu.ljo/ | :: given name |
| giulivamente {adv} | :: joyously, joyfully, gaily, blithely |
| giulivo {adj} | :: jolly, merry, gay, joyous |
| giullarata {f} | :: comic monologue |
| giullare {m} [historical] /d͡ʒulˈla.re/ | :: medieval entertainer; minstrel; juggler; jester |
| giullare {m} [figurative, by extension, pejorative] | :: clown (stupid person) |
| giullarescamente {adv} | :: as a troubadour or minstrel |
| giullarescamente {adv} | :: clownishly |
| giullaresco {adj} /d͡ʒul.laˈres.ko/ | :: troubadour, minstrel [attributive] |
| giullaresco {adj} [by extension] | :: clownish |
| giumella {f} | :: two handfulls |
| giumenta {f} | :: mare |
| giumento {m} | :: pack animal, beast of burden |
| giunca {f} [nautical] | :: junk (vessel) |
| giuncaceo {adj} | :: rush (attributive), cane (attributive) |
| giuncaceo {adj} | :: rushy, rushlike, canelike |
| giuncaia {f} | :: reed bed |
| giuncata {f} | :: junket, curds and whey |
| giuncata {f} | :: A soft curd cheese that retains some of the whey |
| giuncheto {m} | :: reed bed |
| giunchiglia {f} | :: daffodil |
| giunchiglia {f} | :: jonquil |
| giunco {m} | :: rush |
| giunco {m} | :: cane |
| giunco di palude {m} | :: bulrush |
| giungente {v} | :: present participle of giungere |
| giungere {vi} /ˈd͡ʒun.d͡ʒe.re/ | :: to arrive, reach, come |
| giungere {vt} | :: to join, put together |
| giungimento {m} [literary, rare] /d͡ʒun.d͡ʒiˈmen.to/ | :: arrival |
| giungimento {m} [literary, rare] | :: connecting, joining, linking |
| giungla {f} /ˈdʒunɡla/ | :: (also figuratively) jungle |
| giungla d'asfalto {f} | :: asphalt jungle |
| Giunio {prop} | :: given name |
| giuniore {adj} | :: junior |
| giunone {f} | :: A Junoesque woman |
| giunone {f} | :: A proud and jealous woman |
| Giunone {prop} [Roman god] /d͡ʒuˈno.ne/ | :: Juno |
| giunonico {adj} | :: Junoesque |
| giunta {f} | :: feminine noun of giunto |
| giunta {f} | :: council, committee, assembly |
| giunta {f} | :: junta [all senses] |
| giunta {f} | :: addition |
| giunta comunale {f} | :: town council |
| giuntante {v} | :: present participle of giuntare |
| giunta provinciale {f} | :: county council (The governing body of people elected to oversee management of a province) |
| giuntare {vt} | :: to join [things together] |
| giuntatore {m} | :: joiner, jointer (person) |
| giuntatrice {f} | :: editor, splicer (machine used to edit film) |
| Giunti {prop} | :: surname |
| giuntista {mf} | :: cable joiner (telephone or fibre-optic) |
| giunto {m} | :: joint, link, connection |
| giunto cardanico {m} | :: universal joint |
| giuntura {f} [anatomy, point where two components join] | :: joint |
| giuntura {f} | :: knuckle |
| giunzionale {adj} | :: junctional |
| giunzione {f} | :: junction |
| giuocare {v} [literary] /d͡ʒwoˈkä.re/ | :: alternative form of giocare |
| giuoco {m} /ˈd͡ʒwɔ.ko/ | :: alternative form of gioco |
| Giuppana {prop} | :: Giuppana (island) |
| giura {f} /ˈd͡ʒu.ra/ | :: guild (group of tradespeople) |
| Giura {prop} | :: Giura (department) |
| Giura {prop} | :: Giura (canton) |
| giurabbacco {interj} [dated] /d͡ʒu.rabˈbak.ko/ | :: euphemistic form of giuraddio |
| giurabile {adj} /d͡ʒuˈra.bi.le/ | :: That can be sworn |
| giuracchiante {v} | :: present participle of giuracchiare |
| giuracchiare {v} [archaic] /d͡ʒu.rakˈkja.re/ | :: To thoughtlessly take oaths |
| giuracchiare {v} [archaic] | :: To abuse swearing oaths |
| giuraddiana {interj} /d͡ʒu.radˈdja.na/ | :: euphemistic form of giuraddio |
| giuraddio {interj} [dated] /d͡ʒu.radˈdio̯/ | :: Used to express resentment or irritation, or resolution |
| giuraddio {m} {m} [dated] | :: An expression of resentment or irritation |
| giuramento {m} /d͡ʒu.raˈmen.to/ | :: oath |
| giuramento di Ippocrate {m} [medicine] | :: Hippocratic oath |
| giurante {v} | :: present participle of giurare |
| giurantesi {v} | :: present participle of giurarsi |
| giurare {vt} /d͡ʒuˈra.re/ | :: to swear, vow |
| giurarsi {vr} [legal] | :: to be linked by a pact or an oath |
| giurassico {adj} [geology] | :: Jurassic |
| giurata {f} | :: female equivalent of giurato |
| giurativo {adj} /d͡ʒu.raˈti.vo/ | :: Of or pertaining to swearing an oath |
| giurato {adj} [law] | :: juratory |
| giurato {adj} | :: sworn |
| giurato {m} | :: juror (male) |
| giurato {m} | :: juryman |
| giuratorio {adj} /d͡ʒu.raˈtɔ.rjo/ | :: Of or pertaining to swearing an oath |
| giuratosi {v} | :: past participle of giurarsi |
| giure {m} [literary, legal] /ˈd͡ʒu.re/ | :: law, jurisprudence |
| giureconsulto {m} [law, especially historical] /d͡ʒu.re.konˈsul.to/ | :: jurist |
| giurì {m} /d͡ʒuˈri/ | :: jury |
| giuria {f} [law] /d͡ʒuˈria̯/ | :: jury |
| giuria {f} [law] | :: panel of judges |
| giuridicamente {adv} /d͡ʒu.ri.di.kaˈmen.te/ | :: legally, lawfully |
| giuridicità {f} /d͡ʒu.ri.di.t͡ʃiˈta/ | :: legality |
| giuridico {adj} [law] /d͡ʒuˈri.di.ko/ | :: legal |
| giurisdizionale {adj} /d͡ʒu.ris.dit.t͡sjoˈna.le/ | :: jurisdictional |
| giurisdizionalismo {m} [politics] /d͡ʒu.ris.dit.t͡sjo.naˈlis.mo/ | :: jurisdictionalism |
| giurisdizionalista {mf} [politics] /d͡ʒu.ris.dit.t͡sjo.naˈlis.ta/ | :: a supporter of jurisdictionalism |
| giurisdizionalista {adj} | :: supporting or practising jurisdictionalism |
| giurisdizionalista {adj} | :: synonym of giurisdizionalistico |
| giurisdizionalistico {adj} [politics] /d͡ʒu.ris.dit.t͡sjo.naˈlis.ti.ko/ | :: Of or pertaining to jurisdictionalism or its supporters |
| giurisdizionalità {adj} /d͡ʒu.ris.dit.t͡sjo.na.liˈta/ | :: The condition of being jurisdictional |
| giurisdizionalizzazione {f} [law] /d͡ʒu.ris.dit.t͡sjo.na.lid.d͡zatˈt͡sjo.ne/ | :: The attribution of jurisdictional characteristics |
| giurisdizionalmente {adv} /d͡ʒu.ris.dit.t͡sjo.nalˈmen.te/ | :: jurisdictionally |
| giurisdizione {f} /d͡ʒu.ris.ditˈt͡sjo.ne/ | :: jurisdiction |
| giurisperito {m} [literary] /d͡ʒu.ris.peˈri.to/ | :: jurist |
| giurisprudente {m} /d͡ʒu.ris.pruˈdɛn.te/ | :: jurist |
| giurisprudenza {f} /d͡ʒu.ris.pruˈdɛn.t͡sa/ | :: jurisprudence |
| giurisprudenza {f} | :: case law |
| giurisprudenziale {adj} /d͡ʒu.ris.pru.denˈt͡sja.le/ | :: jurisprudential |
| giurista {mf} /d͡ʒuˈris.ta/ | :: jurist (expert in law or jurisprudence) |
| giuristico {adj} /d͡ʒuˈris.ti.ko/ | :: juristic |
| gius {m} /d͡ʒus/ | :: synonym of giure: law, jurisprudence |
| giusarma {f} [weaponry] /d͡ʒuˈzar.ma/ | :: gisarme |
| giuscanonista {mf} [legal] /d͡ʒus.ka.noˈnis.ta/ | :: An expert in canon law |
| giuscibernetica {f} [Internet] /d͡ʒus.t͡ʃi.berˈnɛ.ti.ka/ | :: cyberlaw |
| giuscibernetico {adj} [Internet] /d͡ʒus.t͡ʃi.berˈnɛ.ti.ko/ | :: Of or pertaining to cyberlaw |
| giuscivilista {mf} [legal] /d͡ʒus.t͡ʃi.viˈlis.ta/ | :: An expert in civil law |
| giusdicente {m} [literary] /d͡ʒus.diˈt͡ʃɛn.te/ | :: judge |
| giusdicente {adj} | :: that judges, judging |
| Giuseppe {prop} /d͡ʒuˈzɛp.pe/ | :: Joseph [biblical character] |
| Giuseppe {prop} | :: given name |
| Giuseppina {prop} | :: given name (a diminutive form) |
| giuseppinismo {m} | :: Josephinism |
| giuslavorista {mf} [legal] /d͡ʒus.la.voˈris.ta/ | :: An expert in labour law |
| giusnaturalismo {m} /d͡ʒus.na.tu.raˈlis.mo/ | :: natural law, specifically: |
| giusnaturalismo {m} [philosophy] | :: An ethical theory that posits the existence of a law whose content is set by nature and that therefore has validity everywhere |
| giusnaturalismo {m} [legal] | :: A generally accepted concept of the philosophical system of legal and moral principles purportedly deriving from a of natural or divine justice and not from a position of positive law but of ideas of right and wrong |
| giusnaturalista {mf} /d͡ʒus.na.tu.raˈlis.ta/ | :: An advocate of natural law |
| giusnaturalistico {adj} /d͡ʒus.na.tu.raˈlis.ti.ko/ | :: Of or pertaining to natural law or its advocates; natural law [attributive] |
| giuso {adv} /ˈd͡ʒu.zo/ | :: obsolete form of giù |
| giuspatronato {m} [law, archaic] /d͡ʒus.pa.troˈna.to/ | :: ecclesiastical patronage |
| giuspositivismo {m} [law] /d͡ʒus.po.zi.tiˈvis.mo/ | :: legal positivism |
| giusquiamo {m} | :: henbane, especially black henbane (Hyoscyamus niger) |
| giusrealismo {m} [law] /d͡ʒus.rea̯ˈlis.mo/ | :: legal realism |
| giusta {f} | :: feminine noun of giusto |
| giustacore {m} /d͡ʒus.taˈkɔ.re/ | :: alternative form of giustacuore |
| giustacorpo {m} /d͡ʒus.taˈkɔr.po/ | :: synonym of giustacuore: jerkin |
| giustacuore {m} [historical, literary] /d͡ʒus.taˈkwɔ.re/ | :: jerkin |
| giustamente {adv} /d͡ʒus.taˈmen.te/ | :: justly, fairly |
| giustapponente {v} | :: present participle of giustapporre |
| giustapporre {vt} /d͡ʒus.tapˈpor.re/ | :: To juxtapose |
| giustapporsi {v} /d͡ʒus.tapˈpor.si/ | :: To juxtapose oneself |
| giustapposizione {f} /d͡ʒus.tap.po.zitˈt͡sjo.ne/ | :: juxtaposition |
| giustapposto {adj} /d͡ʒus.tapˈpos.to/ | :: juxtaposed |
| giustappunto {adv} /d͡ʒus.tapˈpun.to/ | :: in fact, precisely |
| giustezza {f} /d͡ʒusˈtet.t͡sa/ | :: accuracy |
| giustezza {f} | :: soundness |
| giustezza {f} | :: aptness |
| giustezza {f} | :: justification (of text) |
| Giusti {prop} | :: surname |
| giustificabile {adj} /d͡ʒus.ti.fiˈka.bi.le/ | :: justifiable, excusable |
| giustificabilità {f} /d͡ʒus.ti.fi.ka.bi.liˈta/ | :: justifiability |
| giustificabilmente {adv} /d͡ʒus.ti.fi.ka.bilˈmen.te/ | :: justifiably |
| giustificante {v} | :: present participle of giustificare |
| giustificantesi {v} | :: present participle of giustificarsi |
| giustificare {vt} /d͡ʒus.ti.fiˈka.re/ | :: to justify |
| giustificare {vt} | :: to account for |
| giustificarsi {v} | :: reflexive of giustificare |
| giustificarsi {v} | :: to justify or excuse oneself |
| giustificatamente {adv} /d͡ʒus.ti.fi.ka.taˈmen.te/ | :: justifiedly |
| giustificatezza {f} /d͡ʒus.ti.fi.kaˈtet.t͡sa/ | :: The property of being justified; justifiedness |
| giustificativo {adj} /d͡ʒus.ti.fi.kaˈti.vo/ | :: justificatory |
| giustificativo {m} [business] | :: A document that accounts for something (e.g. an expense) |
| giustificato {adj} /d͡ʒus.ti.fiˈka.to/ | :: justified (also of a text) |
| giustificato {adj} | :: excused |
| giustificatore {adj} /d͡ʒus.ti.fi.kaˈto.re/ | :: justificatory |
| giustificatorio {adj} [uncommon] /d͡ʒus.ti.fi.kaˈtɔ.rjo/ | :: justificatory |
| giustificatosi {v} | :: past participle of giustificarsi |
| giustificazione {f} | :: justification, explanation |
| giustificazione {f} | :: proof |
| giustificazionismo {m} /d͡ʒus.ti.fi.kat.t͡sjoˈnis.mo/ | :: The tendency to justify everything, even crimes, through various reasons |
| Giustina {prop} | :: given name |
| giustinianeo {adj} | :: Justinianian |
| Giustiniano {prop} | :: Justinian |
| Giustino {prop} | :: given name |
| giustissimo {adj} | :: superlative of giusto |
| giustizia {f} /d͡ʒusˈtit.t͡sja/ | :: justice, fairness, equity |
| giustizia {f} [legal] | :: law, justice, law enforcement |
| giustizialismo {m} [historical] /d͡ʒus.tit.t͡sjaˈlis.mo/ | :: Peronism, justicialism |
| giustizialismo {m} | :: The position of someone who calls for strict (and usually swift) justice upon the perpetrator(s) of certain types of crimes |
| giustizialista {adj} /d͡ʒus.tit.t͡sjaˈlis.ta/ | :: Of or pertaining to Peronism |
| giustizialista {mf} | :: An advocate of the politicization of the judiciary |
| giustiziante {v} | :: present participle of giustiziare |
| giustiziare {vt} /d͡ʒus.titˈt͡sja.re/ | :: to execute (someone) |
| giustiziera {f} | :: female equivalent of giustiziere |
| giustizierato {m} | :: judicature (administrative district) |
| giustiziere {m} /d͡ʒus.titˈt͡sjɛ.re/ | :: avenger |
| giustiziere {m} | :: executioner |
| giustiziere {m} | :: judge |
| giusto {adj} /ˈd͡ʒus.to/ | :: just, right |
| giusto {m} | :: righteous person |
| giusto {adv} | :: just, exactly |
| Giusto {prop} | :: given name |
| Gizio {prop} | :: Gizio (small river) |
| glabella {f} [anatomy] | :: glabella |
| glabro {adj} | :: hairless, glabrous |
| glacette {f} | :: glacette |
| glaciale {adj} /ɡlaˈt͡ʃa.le/ | :: glacial |
| glaciale {adj} | :: icy, freezing, cold, Arctic |
| glacialità {f} | :: iciness (lack of warmth, both physical and emotional) |
| glaciazione {f} | :: glaciation |
| glaciologa {f} | :: female equivalent of glaciologo |
| glaciologia {f} | :: glaciology |
| glaciologico {adj} | :: glaciological |
| glaciologo {m} | :: glaciologist |
| gladiatore {m} | :: gladiator |
| gladiatorio {adj} /ɡla.djaˈtɔ.rjo/ | :: gladiatorial |
| gladiatrice {f} | :: gladiatrix; female equivalent of gladiatore |
| gladio {m} /ˈɡla.djo/ | :: rapier, sword |
| gladiolo {m} | :: gladiolus, gladiola |
| glagolitico {adj} | :: Glagolitic |
| glamourizzante {v} | :: present participle of glamourizzare |
| glamourizzare {vt} | :: To glamorize |
| glamourizzazione {f} | :: glamorization |
| glande {m} | :: glans |
| glandola {f} [anatomy] | :: gland |
| glandolare {adj} | :: Variant of ghiandolare |
| glandula {f} | :: alternative form of ghiandola |
| glandulare {adj} | :: glandular |
| glanduloso {adj} | :: glandular, glandulous |
| Glarona {prop} | :: Glarona (canton) |
| glaronese {adj} | :: Of or from Glarona |
| glassa {f} [foods] /ˈɡlas.sa/ | :: glaze, icing, frosting |
| glassante {v} | :: present participle of glassare |
| glassare {vt} | :: to glaze, to ice, to frost |
| glassarmonica {f} [musical instruments] | :: glass harmonica |
| glassatura {f} | :: frosting, icing (on a cake etc.) |
| glasto {m} | :: woad |
| Glauca {prop} | :: A female given name |
| glauco {adj} | :: glaucous (all senses) |
| Glauco {prop} [Greek god] | :: Glaucus |
| Glauco {prop} | :: given name |
| glaucodoto {m} [mineral] | :: glaucodot |
| glaucofane {m} [mineral] | :: glaucophane |
| glaucoma {m} [disease] | :: glaucoma |
| glaucopide {adj} | :: glaucope-like |
| glaucopide {adj} | :: blue-green-eyed (ancient Greek epithet of the goddess Athena) |
| glaucopide {mf} | :: glaucope |
| gleba {f} | :: a clod of earth |
| gleboso {adj} | :: cloddy |
| glena {f} [anatomy] /ˈɡlɛ.na/ | :: glenoid (cavity) |
| glene {f} /ˈɡlɛ.ne/ | :: alternative form of glena |
| glenoidale {adj} | :: glenoid, glenoidal |
| glenoide {f} [anatomy] /ɡleˈnɔ.i.de/ | :: glenoid (cavity) |
| glenoide {adj} | :: glenoid |
| glenoideo {adj} /ɡle.no.iˈdɛ.o/ | :: glenoid |
| gli {art} /ʎi/ | :: Form of the article i (the) used before a vowel, impure s, gn, pn, ps, x, y, and z, and also with the plural noun dei (gods); the |
| gli {pron} [dative] | :: him, to him; it; to it |
| gli {pron} | :: [dative, colloquial] her, to her |
| gli {pron} [dative] | :: them, to them |
| glia {f} | :: glia |
| gliadina {f} [protein] | :: gliadin |
| gliale {adj} | :: glial |
| gli amici si vedono nel momento del bisogno {phrase} | :: a friend in need is a friend indeed |
| gliare {adj} | :: glial |
| glicano {m} [organic chemistry] | :: glycan |
| glicazione {f} [organic chemistry] | :: glycation |
| glicemia {f} | :: glycemia, glycæmia |
| glicemico {adj} | :: glycemic, glycæmic |
| glicemizzante {adj} [pathology] | :: glycaemic |
| gliceraldeide {f} [organic compound] | :: glyceraldehyde |
| glicerato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: glycerate |
| glicerico {adj} | :: glyceric |
| gliceride {m} [organic chemistry] | :: glyceride |
| glicerile {m} [organic chemistry] | :: glyceryl |
| glicerina {f} /ɡli.tʃe.ˈri.na/ | :: glycerine |
| glicerinoso {adj} | :: glycerinated, glycerinous |
| glicerofosfato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: glycerophosphate |
| glicerofosfolipide {m} [organic chemistry] | :: glycerophospholipid |
| glicerolo {m} [organic compound] | :: glycerol |
| glicidico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: glycidic |
| glicina {f} [amino acid] | :: glycine |
| glicine {m} /ˈɡli.t͡ʃi.ne/ | :: wistaria, wisteria |
| glicine {f} [botany] | :: Any plant of the genus Glycine |
| glicinergico {adj} | :: glycinergic |
| glico- {prefix} | :: glyco- |
| glicocalice {m} [biology, anatomy] /ɡli.koˈka.li.t͡ʃe/ | :: glycocalyx |
| glicocolla {f} [amino acid] | :: glycine |
| glicoforina {f} [protein] | :: glycophorin |
| glicogenesi {n} | :: glycogenesis |
| glicogeno {m} [biochemistry] | :: glycogen |
| glicogenolisi {f} [biochemistry] | :: glycogenolysis |
| glicogenosi {f} [medicine] | :: glycogenosis (glycogen storage disease) |
| glicogenosintesi {f} [biochemistry] | :: glycogenesis |
| glicol {m} | :: glycol |
| glicolato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: glycollate |
| glicole {m} [organic chemistry] | :: glycol |
| glicol etilenico {m} | :: ethylene glycol |
| glicolico {adj} | :: glycolic |
| glicolipide {m} [biochemistry] | :: glycolipid |
| glicolipidico {adj} | :: glycolipidic |
| glicolipidosi {f} [pathology] | :: glycolipidosis |
| glicolisi {f} [biochemistry] | :: glycolysis |
| glicolitico {adj} [biochemistry] | :: glycolytic |
| glicolo {m} | :: glicol etilenico |
| glicopirronio {m} | :: glycopyrronium |
| glicoplastico {adj} [biochemistry, of an aminoacid] /ɡli.koˈplas.ti.ko/ | :: Able to turn into a carbohydrate after losing the aminic group −NH2 |
| glicoproteico {adj} | :: glycoproteic |
| glicoproteina {f} [carbohydrate, protein] | :: glycoprotein |
| glicorrachia {f} | :: glycorrhachia |
| glicosaminoglicano {m} [carbohydrate] | :: glycosaminoglycan |
| glicosidasi {f} [enzyme] | :: glycosidase |
| glicosidazione {f} | :: glycosidation, glycosylation |
| glicoside {m} [carbohydrate] | :: glycoside |
| glicosidico {adj} | :: glycosidic |
| glicosilasi {f} [enzyme] | :: glycosylase |
| glicosilato {adj} | :: glycosylated |
| glicosilazione {f} [biochemistry] | :: glycosylation |
| glicosilico {adj} | :: glycosylic |
| glicoso {m} | :: Variant of: glucosio |
| glicosoaminoglicano {m} [carbohydrate] | :: glycosaminoglycan |
| glicosoma {m} [biology] | :: glycosome |
| glicosuria {f} [pathology] | :: glycosuria |
| glie {pron} | :: alternative form of gli |
| gliel' {pron} [sometimes before a vowel] | :: apocopic form of gliela |
| gliel' {pron} [sometimes before a vowel] | :: apocopic form of glielo |
| gliel {pron} | :: apocopic form of glielo |
| gliela {pron} /ˈʎela/ | :: it to him, her or them |
| gliele {pron} /ˈʎele/ | :: them to him, her or them |
| glieli {pron} /ˈʎeli/ | :: them to him, her or them |
| glielo {pron} /ˈʎelo/ | :: it to him, her or them |
| glien' {pron} [sometimes before a vowel or an h] | :: apocopic form of gliene |
| glien {pron} | :: apocopic form of gliene |
| gliene {pron} /ˈʎene/ | :: some (of it/them) to him/her/it/them |
| gliene {pron} | :: about it/them to him/her/it/them |
| glifo {m} [architecture] /ˈɡli.fo/ | :: An ornament consisting of a hollow |
| glifo {m} | :: A figure carved in relief or incised, especially representing a sound, word, or idea; glyph |
| glifo {m} | :: One of various figures used in Mayan writing; glyph |
| glifo {m} | :: In esoteric texts, a sign representing alchemical concepts, letters of secret alphabets, or astrological symbols |
| glioblastoma {m} [oncology] | :: glioblastoma |
| glioma {m} [medicine] | :: glioma |
| gliommero {m} /ˈʎɔmmero/ | :: A Neapolitan dialect poem having eleven-syllable verses with internal rhyme and containing puns, jokes etc |
| gliossale {m} [organic compound] | :: glyoxal |
| gliossilato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: glyoxalate |
| gliossilico {adj} | :: glyoxylic |
| gliossisoma {m} [biology] | :: glyoxysome |
| gliotico {adj} [anatomy] | :: glial |
| gliotico {adj} [pathology] | :: gliotic |
| gliptogenesi {n} | :: glyptogenesis |
| gliptoteca {f} | :: alternative form of glittoteca |
| gliraria {f} | :: glirarium |
| gliride {m} | :: glirid, dormouse, myoxid |
| glissando {adv} | :: In the style of a glissando |
| glissando {m} | :: glissando |
| glissante {v} | :: present participle of glissare |
| glissare {vi} [music] | :: to play a glissando |
| glissare {vi} | :: to wilfully avoid a topic; to gloss over |
| glissato {m} | :: glissando |
| glissoniana {f} [anatomy] | :: Glissonian sheaf / Glissonian capsule |
| glittica {f} | :: glyptics |
| glittico {adj} | :: glyptic |
| glitto- {prefix} | :: glypto- |
| glittografia {f} | :: glyptography |
| glittografico {adj} | :: glyptographic |
| glittografo {m} | :: glyptograph |
| glittografo {m} | :: glyptographer |
| glittoteca {f} | :: collection of glyptographs |
| glittoteca {f} | :: glyptotheca |
| globale {adj} | :: overall, inclusive |
| globale {adj} [of income etc] | :: total |
| globale {adj} [of a view etc] | :: global |
| globalismo {m} | :: globalism |
| globalista {adj} | :: globalist |
| globalista {mf} | :: globalist |
| globalità {f} | :: entirety |
| globalizzante {v} | :: present participle of globalizzare |
| globalizzare {vt} | :: to globalize |
| globalizzatore {adj} | :: globalizing |
| globalizzazione {f} | :: globalisation |
| globalmente {adv} | :: inclusively |
| globalmente {adv} | :: totally |
| globalmente {adv} | :: globally |
| globicefalo {m} | :: right whale |
| globigerina {f} | :: Any foraminiferan of the order Globigerinida |
| globina {f} [protein] | :: globin |
| globo {m} | :: globe |
| globo di neve {m} | :: snow globe |
| globoide {m} | :: globoid |
| globo oculare {m} | :: eyeball |
| globosità {f} | :: globosity, sphericity |
| globoso {adj} | :: globular, globose |
| globo terrestre {m} | :: globe of the world |
| globulare {adj} | :: globular |
| globulare {adj} | :: corpuscular |
| globulina {f} [protein] | :: globulin |
| globulo {m} | :: globule |
| globulo {m} | :: blood cell, corpuscle |
| globulo bianco {m} [cytology] | :: white blood cell |
| globulo rosso {m} [cytology] | :: red blood cell |
| globuloso {adj} | :: globular |
| globuloso {adj} | :: spherical |
| gloglottante {v} | :: present participle of gloglottare |
| gloglottare {vi} | :: To gobble (especially of a turkey) |
| gloglottare {vi} | :: To gurgle |
| gloglottio {m} | :: gobbling (of a turkey) |
| gloglottio {m} | :: gurgle, gurgling |
| glomerulare {adj} | :: glomerular |
| glomerulo {m} [medicine] | :: glomerulus |
| glomerulonefrite {f} [medicine] | :: glomerulonephritis, glomerular nephritis |
| glomerulopatia {f} [disease] | :: glomerulopathy |
| gloria {f} /ˈɡlɔrja/ | :: glory |
| gloria {f} | :: praise |
| Gloria {prop} | :: given name |
| gloriante {v} | :: present participle of gloriare |
| gloriantesi {v} | :: present participle of gloriarsi |
| gloriare {vt} [literary] /ɡloˈrja.re/ | :: to exalt or praise |
| gloriarsi {vr} | :: To pride oneself (on); To take pride (in) |
| gloriarsi {v} | :: to swagger |
| gloriatosi {v} | :: past participle of gloriarsi |
| gloriette {f} | :: gloriette |
| glorificante {v} | :: present participle of glorificare |
| glorificare {v} | :: to glorify |
| glorificarsi {vr} | :: to boast or brag (about) |
| glorificarsi {vr} | :: To pride oneself (on); To take pride (in) |
| glorificato {adj} | :: glorified |
| glorificatore {m} | :: glorifier |
| glorificazione {f} | :: glorification |
| gloriosamente {adv} | :: gloriously |
| gloriosissimo {adj} | :: superlative of glorioso |
| glorioso {adj} | :: glorious, illustrious |
| glorioso {adj} [religion] | :: glorified |
| gloriuccia {f} | :: The petty glory of an insignificant victory |
| gloriuzza {f} | :: synonym of gloriuccia |
| glossa {f} | :: gloss (explanatory note) |
| glossante {v} | :: present participle of glossare |
| glossare {v} | :: to gloss or annotate |
| glossario {m} | :: glossary |
| glossatore {m} | :: glossarist, commentator |
| glossectomia {f} [surgery] | :: glossectomy |
| glossema {m} [linguistics] | :: glosseme |
| glossematica {f} [linguistics] | :: glossematics |
| glossite {f} [pathology] | :: glossitis |
| glosso- {prefix} | :: gloss- |
| glossodinia {f} [pathology] | :: glossodynia |
| glossofaringeo {adj} | :: glossopharyngeal |
| glossofobia {f} | :: glossophobia |
| glossografia {f} | :: glossography |
| glossografico {adj} | :: glossographical |
| glossografo {m} | :: glossographer |
| glossopoeta {mf} | :: conlanger |
| glossopoiesi {f} | :: glossopoeia |
| glottale {adj} /ɡlotˈta.le/ | :: glottal |
| glottidale {adj} [anatomy] /ɡlot.tiˈda.le/ | :: pertaining to the glottis, glottal |
| glottidale {adj} [phonetics] | :: glottal |
| glottidale {f} [phonetics] | :: A glottal speech sound |
| glottide {f} [anatomy] /ˈɡlɔtːide/ | :: glottis |
| glotto- {prefix} | :: Variant of glosso- |
| glottocronologia {f} | :: glottochronology |
| glottodidattica {f} | :: language teaching |
| glottologia {f} | :: linguistics |
| glottologia {f} | :: glottology, glossology |
| glottologico {adj} /ˌɡlottoˈlɔd͡ʒiko/ | :: linguistic |
| glottologo {m} | :: linguist |
| glottotecnica {f} | :: applied linguistics (especially the study of neologisms) |
| glottoteta {mf} | :: applied linguist (especially one who studies neologisms) |
| glucagone {m} [biochemistry] | :: glucagon |
| glucagonico {adj} | :: glucagonic |
| glucanasi {f} [enzyme] | :: glucanase |
| glucano {m} [carbohydrate] | :: glucan |
| glucide {m} [carbohydrate] | :: carbohydrate, saccharide, glycose |
| glucidico {adj} | :: saccharidic; carbohydrate (attributive) |
| glucinio {m} [obsolete] | :: glucinium |
| glucoamilasi {f} [enzyme] | :: glucoamylase |
| glucocorticoide {m} [organic chemistry] | :: glucocorticoid |
| glucomannano {m} [organic compound] | :: glucomannan |
| gluconato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: gluconate |
| gluconeogenesi {f} [biochemistry] | :: gluconeogenesis |
| gluconico {adj} | :: gluconic |
| glucooligosaccaride {m} [biochemistry] | :: glucooligosaccharide |
| glucopiranosio {m} [carbohydrate] | :: glucopyranose |
| glucosamina {f} [organic compound] | :: glucosamine |
| glucosammina {f} [organic compound] | :: glucosamine |
| glucosidasi {f} [enzyme] | :: glucosidase |
| glucoside {m} [biochemistry] | :: glucoside |
| glucosio {m} [carbohydrate] | :: glucose |
| glucuronato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: glucuronate |
| glucuronico {adj} | :: glucuronic |
| glucuronoarabinoxilano {m} [carbohydrate] | :: glucuronoarabinoxylan |
| gluma {f} [botany] /ˈɡlu.ma/ | :: glume |
| glumetta {f} [botany] | :: glumella, palea (small scale of chaff) |
| gluone {m} [physics] | :: gluon |
| gluonico {adj} | :: gluonic |
| glutammato {m} | :: glutamate |
| glutammato monosodico {m} [organic compound] | :: monosodium glutamate |
| glutammico {adj} | :: glutamic |
| glutammina {f} [amino acid] | :: glutamine |
| glutarico {adj} | :: glutaric |
| glutatione {m} [biochemistry] | :: glutathione |
| glutenina {f} [protein] | :: glutenin |
| gluteo {adj} | :: gluteal |
| gluteo {m} [anatomy] | :: buttock, bum |
| glutinato {adj} | :: Containing more gluten than usual (of foods) |
| glutine {m} | :: gluten |
| glutinosità {f} | :: glutinousness, glutinosity |
| glutinoso {adj} | :: glutinous |
| gna {f} [regional, Calabria, Sicily, colloquial] /ɲa/ | :: A title of address for women |
| gnà {f} | :: alternative spelling of gna |
| gnagnera {f} | :: singsong |
| gnagnera {f} | :: itching, tingling |
| gnagnera {f} | :: whim, desire |
| gnam gnam {interj} | :: nom nom nom |
| gnatologia {f} [medicine] | :: gnathology |
| gnidio {m} /ˈɲi.djo/ | :: synonym of erba corsa |
| gnocca {f} [vulgar] /ˈɲɔkka/ | :: A pussy, a cunt |
| gnocca {f} [vulgar] | :: A dish, a babe, a doll, a fox, a piece of ass, a bit of skirt, a bit of totty |
| gnocchetti sardi {n} | :: synonym of malloreddus |
| gnocchetto {m} | :: (especially in plural) Small dumpling |
| gnocco {m} [cooking, food] /ˈɲɔk.ko/ | :: gnocchi (Italian variety of dumpling) |
| gnocco {m} [cooking, in the plural] | :: a dish of gnocchi |
| gnocco {m} [by extension] | :: knot, lump |
| gnocco {m} [figurative] | :: goof, idiot |
| gnocco {m} [slang] | :: A handsome male |
| gnocco {adj} [slang] | :: handsome, good looking |
| gnoma {f} /ˈɲɔma/ | :: female equivalent of gnomo |
| gnomico {adj} | :: gnomic |
| gnomo {m} /ˈɲɔmo/ | :: gnome |
| gnomologia {f} | :: sententious eloquence |
| gnomone {m} | :: gnomon |
| gnomonica {f} | :: gnomonics |
| gnomonista {mf} | :: gnomonist |
| gnorri {m} /ˈɲɔr.ri/ | :: A person who pretends not to understand, only used in fare lo gnorri |
| gnoseologia {f} | :: gnosiology, epistemology |
| gnoseologico {adj} | :: gnosiological |
| gnosi {f} | :: gnosis |
| gnosticismo {m} | :: Gnosticism |
| gnostico {adj} /ˈɲɔs.ti.ko/ | :: gnostic |
| gnu {m} /ˈɲu/ | :: gnu |
| gnu {m} | :: wildebeest, kokoon |
| gnu azzurro {m} | :: blue wildebeest, common wildebeest, white-bearded wildebeest, brindled gnu (Connochaetes taurinus) |
| gnucca {f} [Northern Italy, colloquial] /ˈɲuk.ka/ | :: head |
| gnucco {adj} | :: [of food] hard and difficult to chew |
| gnucco {adj} [Northern Italy] | :: dull, dim-witted |
| gnucco {m} [pejorative] | :: a dull, slow, or dim-witted person; idiot |
| gnu dalla coda bianca {m} | :: black wildebeest, white-tailed gnu (Connochaetes gnou) |
| gnudo {adj} | :: Variant of nudo |
| gnudo {m} | :: (especially in plural) A light, fluffy form of gnocchi made with ricotta and little or no flour or potato |
| gnu nero {m} | :: synonym of gnu dalla coda bianca |
| gnu striato {m} | :: synonym of gnu azzurro |
| go {m} [board games] | :: go |
| GO {prop} | :: abbreviation of Gorizia, an Italian town in Friuli-Venezia Giulia |
| goal {m} | :: alternative spelling of gol |
| gobannese {adj} | :: Gobannian |
| gobannese {mf} | :: Gobannian |
| gobba {f} | :: hump, hunch |
| gobba {f} | :: female equivalent of gobbo |
| gobbo {adj} | :: hunchbacked |
| gobbo {m} | :: hunchback |
| gobbo elettronico {m} | :: teleprompter |
| gobide {m} [zoology] /ˈɡɔ.bi.de/ | :: Any member of the Gobiidae taxonomic family |
| gobione {m} | :: gudgeon (fish) |
| goccetto {m} | :: A tiny drop or spot (of liquid) |
| goccia {f} /ˈɡottʃa/ | :: drop |
| goccia {f} [heraldiccharge] | :: goutte |
| goccia che fa traboccare il vaso {f} | :: the straw that broke the camel's back |
| gocciante {v} | :: present participle of gocciare |
| gocciar {v} | :: apocopic form of gocciare |
| gocciare {vi} | :: To drip or trickle |
| gocciare {vi} | :: To run (of the nose) |
| goccio {m} /ˈɡot.t͡ʃo/ | :: drop, spot, dash (small amount of liquid) |
| gocciol {f} | :: apocopic form of gocciola |
| gocciola {f} | :: drop |
| gocciolamento {m} | :: dripping |
| gocciolamento {m} | :: drizzling |
| gocciolante {v} | :: present participle of gocciolare |
| gocciolare {vi} | :: to drip |
| gocciolare {v} [impersonal] | :: to drizzle |
| gocciolatoio {m} [architecture] | :: dripstone |
| gocciolina {f} | :: droplet |
| gocciolio {m} | :: dripping (continuous) |
| gocciolone {m} | :: large drop |
| godente {v} | :: present participle of godere |
| godentesi {v} | :: present participle of godersi |
| godere {v} | :: to enjoy |
| godere {v} [slang] | :: to have an orgasm; to come |
| godereccio {adj} | :: pleasure-seeking, pleasure-loving |
| godereccio {adj} | :: pleasant, pleasurable |
| godersi {vr} | :: to enjoy oneself |
| godersi {vr} | :: to benefit from something |
| godezia {f} | :: godetia, evening primrose |
| godibile {adj} | :: enjoyable |
| godibilissimo {adj} | :: superlative of godibile |
| godibilità {f} | :: enjoyableness |
| godimento {m} | :: pleasure, enjoyment |
| godimento {m} | :: possession (legal) |
| godranese {adj} | :: Of or from Godrano |
| godranese {mf} | :: A native or inhabitant of Godrano |
| godronante {v} | :: present participle of godronare |
| godronare {v} | :: to knurl |
| godronare {m} | :: knurling (knurled pattern) |
| godrone {m} | :: knurler (knurling tool) |
| goduria {f} | :: pleasure |
| godurioso {adj} | :: pleasurable, very pleasant |
| godutosi {v} | :: past participle of godersi |
| godwiniano {adj} | :: Godwinian |
| goethiano {adj} /ɡeˈtjano/ | :: Goethean; Goethe [attributive] |
| goffaggine {f} | :: clumsiness |
| goffaggine {f} | :: awkwardness |
| goffamente {adv} /ˌɡɔf.faˈmen.te/ | :: clumsily, awkwardly |
| goffo {adj} /ˈɡɔf.fo/ | :: clumsy, awkward, ungainly, gauche, all thumbs |
| goffo {adj} | :: inelegant |
| goffrante {v} | :: present participle of goffrare |
| goffrare {v} | :: to emboss |
| goffrato {adj} | :: embossed |
| goffratrice {f} | :: embosser (embossing machine) |
| goffratura {f} | :: embossing |
| Goffredo {prop} | :: given name |
| gogna {f} /ˈɡɔ.ɲa/ | :: pillory |
| gol {m} [sports] | :: goal (act of placing the ball into the goal) |
| gola {f} | :: throat |
| gola {f} | :: gluttony, greed: one of i sette peccati capitali |
| gola {f} | :: gorge, defile |
| gola {f} | :: stack, flue |
| Golan {prop} | :: Golan (a <<region>> in the <<r/Middle East>>, disputed between <<c/Israel>> and <<c/Syria>>; same as the Golan Heights) |
| Golasecca {prop} | :: Golasecca (small town) |
| golasecchiano {adj} | :: Of or from Golasecca |
| Golden Gate Bridge {prop} | :: Golden Gate Bridge |
| Goldoni {prop} | :: surname |
| Goldoni {prop} | :: Carlo Goldoni, Italian playwright |
| goldoniano {adj} | :: Goldonian |
| Goldstein {prop} | :: surname |
| goleada {f} [soccer] | :: barrage of goals |
| goleador {m} [football] | :: goal scorer; attacker (who scores many goals) |
| golena {f} | :: floodplain |
| golenale {adj} | :: floodplain (attributive) |
| golenale {adj} | :: alluvial |
| goletta {f} | :: schooner |
| golf {m} | :: golf |
| golf {m} | :: jumper, cardigan |
| golfara {m} [nautical] | :: A metal ring, fixed to the deck of a ship, through which cables are passed |
| golfare {m} | :: ringbolt |
| golfista {mf} [sports] | :: golfer |
| golfistico {adj} | :: golf (attributive) |
| golfo {m} | :: gulf |
| Golfo {prop} | :: The (Persian) Gulf |
| Golgi {prop} | :: surname |
| Golgi {prop} | :: Camillo Golgi, Italian scientist, winner of the 1906 Nobel Prize in Medicine |
| golgiano {adj} | :: Golgi (attributive) |
| Golgota {prop} | :: Golgotha |
| Golia {prop} | :: Goliath [biblical character] |
| goliardata {f} | :: joke |
| goliardia {f} [historical] | :: goliardery |
| goliardia {f} | :: the carefree lifestyle of a university student, free from responsibility or worries |
| goliardia {f} | :: students' lightheartedness |
| goliardicamente {adv} | :: as a student |
| goliardico {adj} [historical] | :: goliardic (relating to the mediaeval goliards) |
| goliardico {adj} [attributive] | :: student, university (relating to modern university student life in respect to goliardic themes or traditions) |
| goliardo {m} | :: university student (usually one with a carefree or lax way of life) |
| goliardo {m} [historical] | :: Goliard |
| Golino {prop} | :: surname |
| gollismo {m} | :: Gaullism |
| gollista {adj} | :: Gaullist |
| gollista {mf} | :: Gaullist |
| golo {m} /ˈɡɔ.lo/ | :: synonym of gruccione |
| Golo {prop} | :: A river that flows in Corsica |
| golosamente {adv} | :: greedily |
| goloseria {f} | :: greed, gluttony |
| golosissimo {adj} | :: superlative of goloso |
| golosità {f} | :: greed, gluttony |
| goloso {adj} | :: greedy, voracious (for) |
| goloso {m} | :: glutton, gourmand, gormandizer |
| golpe {f} /ˈɡol.pe/ | :: mildew, smut |
| golpe {m} | :: a military coup or putsch |
| golpista {mf} | :: leader of a coup |
| gombito {m} /ˈɡombito/ | :: obsolete form of gomito |
| gombo {m} | :: okra (Abelmoschus esculentus) |
| gomena {f} [nautical] | :: hawser |
| gomitata {f} | :: elbow (A hit with the elbow) |
| gomitiera {m} | :: elbow guard |
| gomito {m} [anatomy] /ˈɡomito/ | :: elbow |
| gomito {m} | :: bend in a tube |
| gomito {m} | :: crank (in engineering) |
| gomitolo {m} | :: ball (of wool, cotton etc) |
| gomma {f} | :: rubber, india rubber, caoutchouc |
| gomma {f} | :: gum (substance, chewing-gum) |
| gomma {f} | :: eraser, rubber |
| gomma {f} | :: tyre, tire |
| gomma {f} [medicine] | :: gumma |
| gomma a terra {f} | :: flat tyre, flat tire |
| gommagutta {f} | :: gamboge |
| gommalacca {f} /ɡom.maˈlak.ka/ | :: lac |
| gommalacca {f} | :: shellac |
| gommante {v} | :: present participle of gommare |
| gommapiuma {f} | :: foam rubber |
| gommare {v} | :: to rubberize |
| gomma sgonfia {f} | :: alternative form of gomma a terra |
| gommato {adj} | :: rubberized |
| gommato {adj} | :: gummed |
| gommatura {f} [automobiles] | :: tyres |
| gommatura {f} | :: gumming, rubberizing |
| gommifero {adj} | :: gummiferous |
| gommificio {m} | :: rubber factory |
| gommina {m} | :: hair gel |
| gommino {m} | :: rubber tip or washer |
| gommista {mf} | :: tyre / tire specialist, dealer or changer |
| gommone {m} | :: rubber dinghy |
| gommoresina {f} | :: gum resin |
| gommosità {f} | :: gumminess |
| gommoso {adj} | :: gummy, rubbery |
| Gomorra {prop} | :: Gomorrah |
| gonade {f} [anatomy] | :: gonad |
| gonadico {adj} [anatomy] | :: gonadic, gonadal |
| gonadotropico {adj} | :: gonadotropic, gonadotrophic |
| gonadotropina {f} [biochemistry] | :: gonadotropin |
| gonadotropinico {adj} | :: gonadotropinic |
| gonadotropo {adj} [physiology] | :: gonadotropic |
| gonalgia {f} [pathology] | :: gonalgia |
| gonartrite {f} [pathology] | :: gonarthritis |
| gondola {f} /ˈɡon.do.la/ | :: gondola (narrow boat in Venice) |
| gondola {f} | :: nacelle (aircraft engine) |
| gondola {f} | :: pod |
| gondoletta {f} | :: diminutive of gondola: a small gondola |
| gondoliere {m} | :: gondolier (Venetian boatman) |
| gondolino {m} | :: diminutive of gondola |
| gondolino {m} [nautical] | :: A small, two-man gondola used in racing |
| gondolone {f} | :: synonym of barchetta (gondola ferryboat) |
| gonfalone {m} [historical] | :: banner |
| gonfaloniere {m} | :: gonfalonier |
| gonfaloniere {m} | :: standard-bearer |
| gonfiabile {adj} | :: inflatable |
| gonfiaggio {m} | :: inflation, pumping up |
| gonfiante {v} | :: present participle of gonfiare |
| gonfiantesi {v} | :: present participle of gonfiarsi |
| gonfiar {v} | :: apocopic form of gonfiare |
| gonfiare {v} | :: to blow up |
| gonfiare {v} | :: to swell |
| gonfiarsi {vr} | :: to swell |
| gonfiarsi {vr} | :: to bloat (of a skin) |
| gonfiarsi {vr} | :: to rise (of a river) |
| gonfiato {adj} | :: swollen |
| gonfiatoio {m} | :: pump (for inflating tyres etc) |
| gonfiatosi {v} | :: past participle of gonfiarsi |
| gonfiatura {f} | :: swelling (up) |
| gonfiatura {f} | :: inflation |
| gonfiatura {f} | :: exaggeration |
| gonfiezza {f} | :: swelling |
| gonfiezza {f} | :: pomposity |
| gonfio {adj} /ˈɡon.fjo/ | :: swollen |
| gonfio {adj} | :: bombastic (person) |
| gonfio {adj} | :: inflated (tire) |
| gonfiore {m} | :: swelling |
| gonfiore {m} | :: bump, sting |
| gonfosi {f} [anatomy] /ɡonˈfɔ.zi/ | :: gomphosis |
| gonfrena {f} | :: gomphrena, globe amaranth |
| gongolante {v} | :: present participle of gongolare |
| gongolare {vi} | :: To be visibly very satisfied or pleased (with or about) |
| Gongolo {prop} | :: Happy (Disney character) |
| gongorismo {m} | :: Gongorism |
| gongro {m} /ˈɡon.ɡro/ | :: alternative form of grongo |
| gonidio {m} [biology] | :: gonidium |
| gonio- {prefix} | :: Used to form terms relating to (the measurement of) angles |
| goniometria {f} [mathematics, topography] | :: goniometry |
| goniometrico {adj} [mathematics, topography] | :: goniometric |
| goniometro {m} | :: goniometer |
| gonioscopia {f} [medicine] | :: gonioscopy |
| gonioscopico {adj} | :: gonioscopic |
| goniotomia {f} | :: goniotomy |
| gonna {f} /ˈɡɔn.na/ | :: skirt |
| gonnella {f} | :: skirt |
| gonnella {f} [figuratively] | :: girl, woman |
| gonnellina {f} | :: miniskirt |
| gonnellino {m} | :: diminutive of gonna; short skirt |
| gonnellino {m} | :: kilt (traditional Scottish garment) |
| -gono {suffix} [geometry] | :: -gon (forms the names of plane figures containing a given number of angles) |
| gono- {prefix} | :: Used to form terms relating to sexual reproduction |
| gonococcico {adj} | :: gonococcal |
| gonococco {m} [microbiology] | :: gonococcus |
| gonorrea {f} [disease] | :: gonorrhea |
| gonorroico {adj} | :: gonorrheal |
| Gonzaga {prop} | :: surname |
| Gonzaga {prop} | :: A noble family from Mantua |
| gonzo {m} | :: simpleton, dolt |
| gonzo {m} | :: dupe |
| googlante {v} | :: present participle of googlare |
| googlare {vt} /ɡuˈɡla.re/ | :: to google |
| Google {prop} /ˈɡu.ɡol/ | :: Google (search engine or company) |
| gopher dalle tasche {m} | :: pocket gopher, gopher |
| gora {f} | :: canal (for irrigation) |
| gora {f} | :: mill race |
| gorano {adj} | :: Goran |
| gorbia {f} | :: ferrule |
| gordiano {adj} | :: Gordian |
| Gordiano {prop} | :: given name |
| goretex {m} | :: Gore-Tex |
| gorgheggiamento {m} | :: trilling, warbling |
| gorgheggiante {v} | :: present participle of gorgheggiare |
| gorgheggiare {vi} | :: to warble |
| gorgheggiare {vi} [music] | :: to trill |
| gorgheggiatore {m} | :: triller |
| gorgheggiatore {m} | :: warbler (bird is masculine only) |
| gorgheggio {m} [music] | :: trill |
| gorgia {f} [obsolete, anatomy] /ˈɡɔr.d͡ʒa/ | :: throat |
| gorgia {f} [figuratively] | :: ravine, gorge |
| gorgia {f} [linguistics, phonetics] | :: Meanings related to linguistics: |
| gorgia {f} | :: The lenition of the stop consonants /p, t, k/ (especially the lattermost) found in several areas of Tuscany |
| gorgia {f} | :: The pronunciation of the letter R as a uvular trill |
| Gorgia {prop} /ˈɡɔr.d͡ʒa/ | :: Gorgias (Greek philosopher) |
| gorgiera {f} | :: gorget |
| gorgiera {f} | :: bib |
| gorgiera {f} | :: ruff |
| gorgieretta {f} | :: gorget (armour for the throat) |
| gorgo {m} | :: whirlpool |
| gorgo {m} | :: vortex, eddy |
| gorgogliamento {m} | :: gurgling |
| gorgogliante {v} | :: present participle of gorgogliare |
| gorgogliare {vi} | :: To gurgle |
| gorgogliare {vi} | :: To sizzle |
| gorgogliatore {m} | :: fermentation lock |
| gorgoglio {m} | :: gurgling |
| gorgoglio {m} | :: gurgle |
| gorgoglione {m} /ɡor.ɡoʎˈʎo.ne/ | :: aphid |
| gorgoglione {m} | :: synonym of gruccione |
| Gorgón {f} | :: medieval spelling of Gorgone |
| Gorgona {prop} | :: An island between Corsica and Livorno |
| gorgone {f} /ˈɡɔr.ɡo.ne/ | :: gorgon |
| Gorgone {f} | :: alternative case form of gorgone |
| gorgonia {f} | :: gorgonian, sea whip, sea fan (cnidarian of order Alcyonacea, syn. Gorgonacea) |
| gorgonzola {m} /ɡor.ɡonˈd͡zɔ.la/ | :: gorgonzola cheese |
| Gorgonzola {prop} /ɡor.ɡonˈd͡zɔ.la/ | :: Gorgonzola (commune) |
| Gori {prop} | :: surname |
| gorilla {m} | :: gorilla |
| gorillone {m} | :: A giant ape; a King Kong |
| Gorizia {prop} | :: Gorizia (town/and/province) |
| goriziano {adj} | :: Of or relating to Gorizia or the Gorizia people |
| goriziano {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Gorizia |
| Goriziano {prop} | :: Gorizia |
| Gornalunga {prop} | :: Gornalunga (river) |
| gospel {m} [music] | :: gospel |
| gossip {m} | :: gossip (especially concerning famous or important people) |
| gossiparo {adj} | :: gossip (attributive) |
| gossiparo {m} | :: gossiper |
| gossipolo {m} [organic compound] | :: gossypol |
| gota {f} /ˈɡɔ.ta/ | :: cheek (human or meat-animal), jowl |
| Göteborg {prop} /ˈɡø.te.bɔrɡ/ | :: Göteborg (city) |
| gotha {m} | :: The local aristocracy of a region |
| gotha {m} | :: The elite of a particular business or entertainment sector |
| Gotha {prop} | :: Gotha |
| gotico {adj} /ˈɡɔtiko/ | :: Gothic |
| gotico {m} | :: Gothic language or style |
| goto {adj} | :: Gothic |
| gotta {f} | :: gout |
| gottante {v} | :: present participle of gottare |
| Gottardi {prop} | :: surname |
| Gottardo {prop} | :: Gothard |
| gottare {vt} [nautical] | :: to bail out |
| gottazza {f} [nautical] | :: bailer (bailing scoop) |
| gottazza {f} [nautical] | :: skeet |
| Gotti {prop} | :: Gotti; surname |
| Gottinga {prop} | :: Göttingen |
| gotto {m} | :: mug, mugful |
| gotto {m} | :: glass, glassful |
| gottosa {f} | :: female equivalent of gottoso |
| gottoso {adj} [pathology] | :: gouty, gout (attributive) |
| gottoso {m} [pathology] | :: gout sufferer |
| goulotte {f} | :: An Alpine gulley that is too narrow to be skied through |
| gourmet {mf} | :: gourmet |
| governabile {adj} | :: governable |
| governabile {adj} | :: steerable |
| governabilità {f} | :: governability |
| governale {f} | :: vane (of a bomb etc.) |
| governante {adj} | :: governing, ruling |
| governante {f} | :: governess |
| governante {f} | :: housekeeper |
| governare {v} | :: to govern, to rule, to control, to manage |
| governare {v} [of animals] | :: to feed, to groom, to look after |
| governativo {adj} | :: government (attributive) |
| governativo {adj} | :: governmental |
| governativo {adj} | :: pro-government (media) |
| governatorato {m} | :: governorship (office) |
| governatorato {m} | :: governorate (territory) |
| governatore {m} | :: governor |
| governatoriale {adj} | :: governor (attributive), gubernatorial |
| governatrice {f} | :: female equivalent of governatore |
| governatura {f} | :: tending, feeding (of animals) |
| governatura {f} | :: grooming (of horses) |
| governatura {f} | :: manuring, fertilizing (of land) |
| governissimo {m} [colloquial] | :: A government that has a large parliamentary majority or has very influential politicians |
| governo {m} | :: government, administration, rule |
| governo {m} | :: running, management, direction |
| governo {m} [of animals] | :: feeding, tending |
| Govoni {prop} | :: surname |
| Govoni {prop} | :: Corrado Govoni, Italian poet |
| goyesco {adj} | :: Goyaesque |
| Gozo {prop} | :: Gozo |
| Gozzano {prop} | :: surname |
| Gozzano {prop} | :: Guido Gozzano, Italian poet |
| Gozzi {prop} | :: surname |
| Gozzi {prop} | :: Gasparo Gozzi, Italian dramatist |
| gozziano {adj} | :: Gozzian |
| gozzo {m} /ˈɡot.t͡so/ | :: crop (of a bird) |
| gozzo {m} [anatomy] | :: throat |
| gozzo {m} [medicine] | :: goitre, goiter |
| gozzo {m} [nautical] | :: fishing boat (with oars and sometimes a small sail) |
| gozzo esoftalmico {m} [medicine] | :: exophthalmic goiter, Graves' disease, Graves-Basedow disease |
| gozzoviglia {f} | :: merrymaking, revelry |
| gozzovigliante {v} | :: present participle of gozzovigliare |
| gozzovigliare {vi} | :: To make merry; To carouse |
| gozzuto {adj} | :: throaty |
| gozzuto {adj} | :: goitrous, goitred |
| grabar {m} | :: Old Armenian (language, script) |
| gracchia {f} [archaic, literary] /ˈɡrak.kja/ | :: alternative form of gracchio |
| gracchia {f} [archaic, figurative] | :: chatterbox, windbag |
| gracchiamento {m} | :: croaking |
| gracchiante {v} | :: present participle of gracchiare |
| gracchiare {vi} | :: To caw or croak; To crackle |
| gracchio {m} /ˈɡrak.kjo/ | :: chough |
| gracchio {m} | :: caw (sound of a crow) |
| gracchio {m} | :: chatter (sound of a magpie) |
| gracchio {m} | :: grackle |
| gracchio alpino {m} | :: Alpine chough |
| gracchio corallino {m} | :: chough, red-billed chough or Cornish chough |
| gracidamento {m} | :: croak |
| gracidante {v} | :: present participle of gracidare |
| gracidante {adj} | :: croaking |
| gracidar {v} | :: apocopic form of gracidare |
| gracidare {vi} | :: To croak (as a frog) |
| gracidio {m} | :: croaking |
| gracidio {m} | :: chatter (of frogs and crows) |
| gracile {adj} /ˈɡra.t͡ʃi.le/ | :: delicate, frail, weakly |
| gracile {adj} | :: slender, thin |
| gracilità {f} | :: delicateness |
| gracilità {f} | :: frailty |
| gracilmente {adv} | :: delicately, frailly, weakly |
| gracula {f} | :: grackle |
| gradare {vt} [archaic] /ɡraˈda.re/ | :: to divide by degrees; to graduate |
| gradare {vi} [literary] | :: To have a gradual structure |
| gradare {v} [figurative, by extension] | :: To slope down or incline downward |
| gradassata {f} | :: bravado |
| gradassata {f} | :: boasting, bragging |
| gradasso {m} | :: braggart |
| gradasso {m} | :: loudmouth |
| gradasso {m} | :: flippant |
| gradatamente {adv} | :: gradually; by degrees |
| gradazione {f} | :: gradation |
| gradazione alcolica {f} | :: alcoholic content or strength (of beer or wine etc) |
| Gradenigo {prop} | :: surname |
| Gradenigo {prop} | :: A noble family from Venice |
| gradente {v} | :: present participle of gradire |
| gradese {m} | :: A dialect of Venetian spoken in Grado |
| gradese {mf} | :: A native or inhabitant of Grado |
| gradese {adj} | :: Of or from Grado |
| gradevole {adj} /ɡraˈdevole/ | :: pleasant, enjoyable, agreeable |
| gradevolezza {f} | :: pleasantness, agreeableness |
| gradevolmente {adv} | :: pleasantly, agreeably |
| gradevolmente {adv} | :: nicely, fairly |
| gradiente {m} [mathematics, physics] /ɡraˈdjɛnte/ | :: gradient |
| gradimento {m} | :: liking |
| gradimento {m} | :: satisfaction |
| gradimento {m} | :: approval |
| gradina {f} | :: gradine |
| gradinamento {m} | :: chiselling |
| gradinamento {m} | :: step cutting (by mountaineers) |
| gradinante {v} | :: present participle of gradinare |
| gradinare {v} | :: to chisel |
| gradinare {v} | :: to cut steps (while mountaineering) |
| gradinata {f} | :: flight of steps |
| gradinata {f} | :: terracing (in a stadium) |
| gradinata {f} | :: stairway |
| gradinatura {f} | :: chiselling |
| gradino {m} | :: step |
| gradino {m} | :: foothold |
| gradino {m} | :: rung |
| gradire {v} | :: to accept something with pleasure |
| gradire {v} | :: to want or desire |
| graditissimo {adj} | :: superlative of gradito |
| graditissimo {adj} | :: much welcome, much appreciated |
| graditissimo {adj} | :: very pleasant |
| gradito {adj} | :: welcome, appreciated |
| gradito {adj} | :: pleasant |
| grado {m} | :: degree |
| grado {m} | :: level |
| grado {m} | :: rank |
| grado {m} | :: grade |
| grado {m} [literary] | :: satisfaction, liking, will |
| Grado {prop} | :: Grado (small town) |
| gradone {m} | :: terrace (agricultural, or in an arena etc) |
| graduabile {adj} | :: gradable |
| graduabilità {f} | :: gradability |
| graduale {adj} | :: gradual |
| gradualismo {m} | :: gradualism |
| gradualista {mf} | :: gradualist |
| gradualistico {adj} | :: gradualistic |
| gradualità {f} | :: gradualness |
| gradualizzante {v} | :: present participle of gradualizzare |
| gradualizzare {v} | :: to modify gradually |
| gradualmente {adv} /ɡrad.walˈmen.te/ | :: gradually |
| graduante {v} | :: present participle of graduare |
| graduare {vt} | :: to graduate [a scientific instrument, etc.] |
| graduato {adj} | :: graduated |
| graduatore {adj} | :: graduated (having graduations) |
| graduatoria {f} | :: list (of people in some sort of order); ranking; grading |
| graduatorio {adj} | :: Defining an order of succession |
| graduatorio {adj} | :: Ranking; grading (attributive) |
| graduazione {f} | :: graduation (all senses) |
| grafema {m} [orthography, typography] | :: grapheme (smallest unit of a writing system of any given language;letters of alphabet) |
| grafematica {f} [linguistics] | :: graphemics |
| grafematicamente {adv} | :: graphemically |
| grafematico {adj} [linguistics] | :: graphemic |
| grafemico {adj} | :: graphemic |
| grafene {m} [organic compound] | :: graphene |
| graffa {f} | :: brace (punctuation) |
| graffa {f} | :: staple, clip |
| graffante {v} | :: present participle of graffare |
| graffare {v} | :: to staple |
| graffare {v} | :: to cramp (restrict movement) |
| graffare {v} | :: to seam |
| graffatrice {f} | :: stapler |
| graffatrice {f} | :: seamer (device) |
| graffatura {f} | :: stapling |
| graffatura {f} | :: seaming |
| graffente {v} | :: present participle of graffire |
| graffetta {f} | :: clip, staple |
| graffetta {f} | :: paperclip |
| graffettatrice {f} | :: stapler |
| Graffiacane {prop} | :: A fictional devil in the Divine Comedy |
| graffiante {v} | :: present participle of graffiare |
| graffiante {adj} | :: biting, scathing, caustic |
| graffiantesi {v} | :: present participle of graffiarsi |
| graffiare {v} /ɡrafˈfjare/ | :: to scratch |
| graffiare {v} [figuratively] | :: to bite |
| graffiarsi {v} | :: reflexive of graffiare |
| graffiarsi {v} | :: to get scratched, scratch oneself, scratch each other |
| graffiata {f} | :: scratching |
| graffiata {f} | :: scratch |
| graffiatosi {v} | :: past participle of graffiarsi |
| graffiatura {f} | :: scratch |
| graffietto {m} | :: little scratch |
| graffietto {m} | :: scriber, marking gauge |
| graffio {m} | :: scratch |
| graffire {v} | :: to graffiti |
| graffitaro {m} | :: graffiti artist |
| graffitato {adj} | :: graphited |
| graffitismo {m} [art] | :: graffiti, street art |
| graffitista {mf} | :: graffiti artist |
| graffito {m} /ɡrafˈfi.to/ | :: graffiti |
| -grafia {suffix} | :: -graphy |
| grafia {f} | :: spelling |
| grafia {f} | :: handwriting |
| grafica {f} | :: graphic arts |
| grafica {f} | :: graphics |
| grafica bitmap {f} | :: bitmap graphics |
| graficamente {adv} | :: graphically |
| graficante {v} | :: present participle of graficare |
| grafica raster {f} | :: raster graphics |
| graficare {v} [computing] | :: To create computer graphics |
| grafica tridimensionale {f} [computing] | :: 3D graphics |
| grafica vettoriale {f} | :: vector graphics |
| -grafico {suffix} | :: -graphic |
| grafico {adj} | :: graphic |
| grafico {m} | :: graph, plot |
| grafico {m} | :: graphics artist |
| grafiosi {f} [phytopathology] | :: Dutch elm disease |
| grafitante {v} | :: present participle of grafitare |
| grafitare {v} | :: to graphitize (convert to, or coat with graphite) |
| grafitazione {f} | :: graphitization |
| grafite {f} | :: graphite |
| grafitico {adj} | :: graphitic |
| grafitizzazione {f} [geology] | :: graphitization |
| -grafo {suffix} | :: -grapher |
| grafo- {prefix} | :: grapho- |
| grafo {m} | :: graph |
| grafoanalisi {f} | :: graphoanalysis |
| grafologa {f} | :: female equivalent of grafologo |
| grafologia {f} | :: graphology |
| grafologicamente {adv} | :: graphologically |
| grafologico {adj} | :: graphological |
| grafologo {m} | :: graphologist |
| grafomane {mf} | :: graphomane (insistent scribbler) |
| grafomania {f} | :: graphomania |
| grafometria {f} | :: graphometry |
| grafometro {m} | :: graphometer |
| grafospasmo {m} | :: graphospasm, writer's cramp |
| Gragnano {prop} | :: Gragnano (town) |
| gragnola {f} | :: hail, shower, flood, torrent (figurative, of abuse etc.) |
| gragnola {f} [meteorology] | :: ice pellets |
| Graie {prop} | :: Graeae |
| Gral {prop} | :: Grail, Holy Grail |
| gramaglia {f} | :: mourning (dark clothing) |
| gramicidina {f} [medicine] | :: gramicidin |
| gramigna {f} | :: Bermuda grass, quackgrass, couch grass, quickgrass, quitchgrass, doggrass, scutch grass, twitch, witchgrass |
| gramigna {f} | :: A type of short slender yellow-green coloured egg pasta similar to vermicelli traditionally cooked in Emilia-Romagna |
| gramigna alla salsiccia {n} | :: A traditional first course of gramigna with a sauce of sausage, tomato sauce, onion, rosemary, sage, salt, pepper, white wine in Emilia-Romagna Italy |
| graminacea {f} [botany] | :: gramineous plant, grass |
| graminaceo {adj} [botany] | :: gramineous, graminaceous |
| -gramma {suffix} | :: -gram |
| gramma {m} | :: gram (Variant of: grammo) |
| grammatica {f} | :: grammar |
| grammatica {f} | :: female equivalent of grammatico |
| grammaticaggine {f} | :: Exaggerated grammatical pedantry |
| grammaticale {adj} | :: grammatical |
| grammaticalità {f} | :: grammaticality |
| grammaticalmente {adv} | :: grammatically |
| grammaticheria {f} | :: Exaggerated grammatical pedantry |
| grammatico {m} | :: grammarian |
| grammatologia {f} [linguistics] | :: grammatology |
| grammatura {f} | :: weight in grams per square metre, especially of cloth or paper |
| grammo {m} | :: gramme/gram, unit of mass |
| grammo-atomo {m} [chemistry] | :: gram atom |
| grammofonico {adj} /ɡram.moˈfɔ.ni.ko/ | :: synonym of fonografico |
| grammofono {m} | :: gramophone, phonograph |
| grammo-molecola {f} [chemistry] | :: mole, gram molecule |
| gram-negativo {adj} | :: gram-negative |
| gramo {adj} | :: wretched |
| gramola {f} | :: brake |
| gramola {f} | :: kneading machine |
| gramolante {v} | :: present participle of gramolare |
| gramolare {v} | :: to brake (knead or crush) |
| gramolare {v} | :: to knead |
| gramolatrice {f} | :: scutch |
| gramolatura {f} | :: braking |
| gramolatura {f} | :: kneading |
| Grampiani {prop} | :: Grampians |
| grampo {m} | :: kind of grey dolphin (Grampus griseus) |
| gram-positivo {adj} | :: gram-positive |
| Gramsci {prop} | :: surname |
| Gramsci {prop} | :: Antonio Gramsci, Italian politician, philosopher etc |
| gramscianesimo {m} | :: Gramscianism |
| gramsciano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Antonio Gramsci and his works; Gramscian |
| gramscismo {m} | :: synonym of gramscianesimo |
| grana {f} | :: grain |
| grana {f} [figuratively, familiar] | :: trouble, nuisance |
| grana {m} | :: a cheese similar to parmesan |
| grana {f} [familiar] | :: cash |
| Grana {prop} | :: Grana (river) |
| granadiglia {f} | :: granadilla |
| granaglia {f} [chiefly in the plural] | :: corn (seeds of cereals for food use) |
| granaglia {f} | :: granulated gold or silver |
| granagliante {v} | :: present participle of granagliare |
| granagliare {v} | :: to granulate (precious metal) |
| granaio {m} [agriculture] | :: granary, barn |
| granaio {m} [figuratively] | :: region that produces much grain; a breadbasket |
| granaiolo {adj} | :: grain-eating (bird) |
| granata {f} | :: grenade, hand grenade |
| granata {f} | :: pomegranate |
| granata {f} | :: member or supporter of Torino FC |
| granata {f} | :: maroon, amaranthine, carmine, crimson |
| granata {f} | :: garnet |
| granata {f} | :: broom |
| Granatelli {prop} | :: surname |
| granatiere {m} | :: grenadier |
| granatiglio {m} | :: granadilla (tree, wood) |
| granatina {f} | :: pomegranate syrup |
| granato {adj} /ɡraˈna.to/ | :: grained (having grains) |
| granato {adj} | :: crimson |
| granato {m} [archaic] | :: pomegranate (tree) |
| granato {m} [archaic] | :: pomegranate (fruit) |
| granato {adj} [archaic] | :: Having formed grains |
| granato {adj} [archaic, figurative] | :: strong, vigorous, sturdy |
| granato {m} [mineral, uncountable] | :: garnet (gemstone) |
| granato {m} [mineral, uncountable] | :: synonym of piropo |
| granato {m} | :: One of several synthetic red dyes |
| granato {m} | :: synonym of melograno |
| granato bianco {m} [mineral] | :: An uncoloured variety of grossular |
| granato ferrico {m} [mineralogy] | :: synonym of andradite |
| granbestia {f} | :: moose or elk (whose claws were worn as an amulet) |
| Gran Bretagna {prop} | :: Great Britain |
| Gran Bretagna {prop} [extensively, mistakenly] | :: the United Kingdom |
| grancancelliere {m} | :: High Chancellor |
| Gran Carro {prop} [astronomy] | :: Ursa Major (constellation) |
| Gran Carro {prop} [astronomy] | :: Big Dipper (constellation) |
| Gran Carro {prop} [astronomy] | :: Great Bear (constellation) |
| Gran Carro {prop} [astronomy] | :: Plough (constellation) |
| Gran Carro {prop} [astronomy] | :: Charles' Wain (constellation) |
| grancassa {f} [musical instruments] | :: bass drum |
| granceola {f} | :: spiny spider crab (Maja squinado) |
| grancevola {f} | :: spiny spider crab (Maja squinado) |
| granché {pron} [only used in negative sentences] /ɡranˈke/ | :: Nothing notable, or particularly interesting; not much |
| granché {m} [singular only, only used in negative sentences] | :: Nothing notable, or particularly interesting |
| granché {adv} [only used in negative sentences] | :: Not that much, not very much; not really |
| granchio {m} /ˈɡran.kjo/ | :: crab (animal) |
| granchio {m} [figuratively] | :: mistake |
| granciere {m} | :: The bailiff on a Benedictine estate |
| granciporro {m} | :: edible crab (Cancer pagurus) |
| grand' {adj} [sometimes before a vowel] | :: apocopic form of grande |
| grandangolare {adj} [of a lens] | :: wide-angle |
| grandangolo {m} | :: wide-angle lens |
| grande {adj} /ˈɡran.de/ | :: of greater physical dimensions or numerosity |
| grande {adj} | :: big [size] |
| grande {adj} | :: large [quantity] |
| grande {adj} | :: tall |
| grande {adj} | :: wide, broad |
| grande {adj} | :: long |
| grande {adj} | :: great [importance] |
| grande {adj} [colloquial] | :: synonym of bravo |
| grande {adv} | :: really [intensifier] |
| grande {interj} | :: great! |
| grande {mf} | :: adult, grownup |
| grande {mf} | :: great (person of major significance) |
| grande {mf} [uncountable] | :: greatness, magnificence |
| grande ammiraglio {m} [nautical] | :: admiral of the fleet (approximate equivalent) |
| Grande Carro {prop} | :: Big Dipper (constellation) |
| grande dorsale {m} [muscle] | :: latissimus dorsi, broadest muscle of back |
| grandeggiante {v} | :: present participle of grandeggiare |
| grandeggiare {vi} | :: to tower (over) |
| grandeggiare {vi} | :: to put on airs or give oneself airs |
| grandeggiare {vi} | :: to show off |
| Grande Macchia Rossa {prop} | :: Great Red Spot |
| grande male {m} [pathology] | :: grand mal |
| Grande Mela {prop} [colloquial] | :: Big Apple (nickname for New York City) |
| grandemente {adv} /ɡran.deˈmen.te/ | :: greatly |
| grandemente {adv} | :: much |
| Grande muraglia cinese {prop} | :: The Great Wall of China |
| grande osso {m} [skeleton] | :: capitate bone |
| grande trocantere {m} [Variant of: gran trocantere, skeleton] | :: greater trochanter |
| grandezza {f} | :: size |
| grandezza {f} | :: magnitude (astronomy) |
| grandezza {f} | :: quantity (maths) |
| grandezza {f} | :: greatness |
| grandezza {f} | :: grandeur |
| grandguignolesco {adj} | :: alternative spelling of granguignolesco |
| grandicello {adj} | :: somewhat grown-up |
| grandiloquenza {f} | :: grandiloquence |
| grandinante {v} | :: present participle of grandinare |
| grandinare {v} | :: to hail (down) |
| grandinata {f} [weather] | :: hailstorm |
| grandine {f} | :: hail |
| grandine molle {f} [meteorology] | :: graupel, soft hail |
| grandinifugo {adj} | :: anti-hail |
| grandinigeno {adj} | :: grandinous (producing hail) |
| grandinoso {adj} | :: mixed with hail (of rain) |
| grandiosamente {adv} | :: grandly, magnificently, grandiosely |
| grandiosità {f} | :: grandeur, magnificence |
| grandioso {adj} | :: grandiose, magnificent |
| grandissimo {adj} | :: superlative of grande; very large, tall, high, wide, deep, great |
| grandordine {m} [taxonomy] /ɡranˈdor.di.ne/ | :: grandorder |
| gran dorsale {m} [muscle] | :: latissimus dorsi, broadest muscle of back |
| granduca {m} | :: grand duke |
| granducale {adj} | :: grand ducal |
| granducato {m} | :: grand duchy |
| granduchessa {f} | :: grand duchess |
| grandula {f} | :: sandgrouse |
| granella {f} | :: alternative form of granello |
| granellante {v} | :: present participle of granellare |
| granellare {vt} | :: To granulate |
| granellino {m} | :: speck (of dust etc) |
| granello {m} | :: grain [of sand, salt, etc.] |
| granello {m} | :: speck [of powder, etc.] |
| granello {m} | :: testicle [of an animal, when used for food] |
| granellosità {f} | :: granularity |
| granelloso {adj} | :: granular |
| granente {v} | :: present participle of granire |
| granfatto {adv} | :: a lot, too |
| granfia {f} | :: claw, talon |
| granghignolesco {adj} | :: alternative spelling of granguignolesco |
| grangia {f} | :: grange (outlying land belonging to a monastery) |
| granguignolesco {adj} /ɡran.ɡiɲ.ɲoˈles.ko/ | :: Grand Guignol [attributive] |
| Granico {prop} | :: The Biga çay, that flows in Turkey |
| granicolo {adj} /ɡra.ˈni.ko.lo/ | :: wheat-growing (attributive) |
| granicoltore {m} | :: wheat grower or farmer |
| granicoltura {f} [agriculture] | :: wheat growing |
| granifero {adj} | :: wheat-producing |
| granigione {f} | :: granulation (formation of cereal grains) |
| graniglia {f} | :: grit |
| granigliatrice {f} | :: shot blasting / sandblasting machine |
| granire {vt} | :: to granulate |
| granire {vi} | :: to form grains or seeds |
| granita {f} | :: granita |
| granitico {adj} | :: granite (attributive) |
| granitico {adj} | :: rock-like |
| granitiforme {adj} | :: granitiform |
| granito {m} | :: granite |
| granitura {f} | :: seeding |
| granitura {f} | :: graining |
| granivoro {adj} | :: granivorous |
| grano {m} | :: wheat, corn |
| grano {m} | :: grain (of cereal, or small piece of something) |
| grano {m} | :: bead (of the rosary) |
| grano {m} | :: peppercorn |
| grano {m} | :: money |
| grano {m} | :: pin |
| granoblastico {adj} | :: granoblastic |
| grano di pepe {m} | :: peppercorn |
| grano duro {m} [grain] | :: durum, durum wheat |
| grano saraceno {m} | :: buckwheat |
| granoso {adj} | :: grain- or corn-producing |
| granoso {adj} [colloquial] | :: loaded (rich) |
| grano tenero {m} | :: soft wheat |
| granoturco {m} /ɡranoˈturko/ | :: maize |
| gran parte {f} | :: a great deal |
| Gran Premio {m} | :: Grand Prix |
| gran trocantere {m} [skeleton] | :: greater trochanter |
| granturco {m} | :: alternative form of granoturco |
| granturismo {f} [automobiles] | :: grand tourer |
| granulante {v} | :: present participle of granulare |
| granulare {adj} | :: granular |
| granulare {vt} | :: To granulate |
| granularità {f} | :: granularity |
| granulato {adj} | :: granulated |
| granulato {m} | :: chip (small piece of material, such as marble, stone, etc.) |
| granulazione {f} | :: granulation |
| granulo {m} | :: granule |
| granulocita {m} [cytology, immunology] | :: granulocyte |
| granulocitico {adj} [cytology, immunology] | :: granulocytic |
| granulocito {m} | :: granulocyte |
| granulocitopenia {f} [pathology] | :: granulocytopenia |
| granuloma {m} [pathology] | :: granuloma |
| granulomatoso {adj} [pathology] | :: granulomatous |
| granulometria {f} | :: granulometry |
| granulometrico {adj} | :: granulometric |
| granulosità {f} | :: granularity, granulosity |
| granuloso {adj} | :: granular |
| granuloso {adj} | :: granulation (attributive) |
| graolo {m} /ˈɡrao̯.lo/ | :: alternative form of gravolo |
| grappa {f} | :: grappa |
| grappa {f} | :: brace (A cord, ligament, or rod, for producing or maintaining tension) |
| grappaiolo {m} | :: grappa maker |
| grappino {m} [nautical] | :: grapnel |
| grappino {m} | :: tot of grappa |
| grappo {m} | :: bunch (Variant of: grappolo or graspo) |
| grappoletto {m} | :: diminutive of grappolo |
| grappoletto {m} | :: a small bunch or cluster [of grapes, etc.] |
| grappolo {m} | :: bunch, cluster [grapes, etc.] |
| graptolito {m} | :: graptolite |
| grascella {f} | :: alternative form of grassella |
| grascia {f} [obsolete] /ˈɡraʃ.ʃa/ | :: food supplies, provisions, especially cereals |
| grascia {f} [historical] | :: A tax on the introduction of provisions in a town |
| grascia {f} [obsolete, regional, figurative] | :: wealth, abundance |
| grascia {f} [obsolete or regional] | :: fat, especially pork fat |
| grasciere {m} | :: An official in charge of rations |
| graspo {m} | :: (Venetian) bunch (of grapes etc) |
| grassaggio {m} | :: greasing (lubricating with grease) |
| grassatore {m} | :: robber, highwayman |
| grassazione {f} | :: armed robbery |
| grassella {f} | :: stifle |
| grassello {m} | :: lump of fat |
| grassello {m} | :: slaked lime |
| grassetto {adj} | :: bold (typeface) |
| grassetto {m} | :: boldface |
| grassezza {f} | :: fatness, stoutness |
| grassezza {f} | :: greasiness |
| Grassi {prop} | :: surname |
| grasso {adj} /ˈɡras.so/ | :: fat |
| grasso {adj} | :: fatty, greasy (containing fat) |
| grasso {adj} [botany, of plants] | :: succulent |
| grasso {adj} [figuratively] | :: rich, abundant |
| grasso {adj} [figuratively] | :: useful, advantageous |
| grasso {adj} [figuratively, of a person] | :: well-off, well-to-do |
| grasso {adj} | :: fatty, greasy, unctuous (having a greasy consistence) |
| grasso {adj} [by extension, of air] | :: thick |
| grasso {adj} | :: fatty, greasy, unctuous (having a greasy surface) |
| grasso {adj} [figuratively, of a way of speaking] | :: licentious, raunchy, vulgar |
| grasso {m} | :: fat (animal tissue) |
| grasso {m} [by extension] | :: Any greasy substance |
| grasso {m} [nautical] | :: The concavity of a sail under the effect of the wind |
| Grasso {prop} | :: surname |
| grassoccio {adj} | :: plump, podgy, tubby, chubby |
| grassona {f} | :: A fat person |
| grassone {m} | :: A fat person |
| grasso siliconico {m} | :: silicone grease |
| grassottello {adj} | :: chubby |
| grassume {m} | :: fat, grease |
| grassume {m} | :: greasiness |
| grata {f} | :: grating |
| grata {f} | :: grid |
| gratella {f} | :: grid, grating, grill |
| graticcia {f} | :: flies (in a theatre); rigging loft |
| graticciante {v} | :: present participle of graticciare |
| graticciare {v} | :: to trellis |
| graticciata {f} | :: trelliswork |
| graticciata {f} | :: wattle [construction of woven branches] |
| graticciato {m} | :: mat, rack (for drying fruit) |
| graticcio {m} | :: trellis |
| graticcio {m} | :: mat (of rushes) |
| graticcio {m} | :: lattice |
| graticola {f} | :: grill (for cooking on) |
| graticola {f} | :: gridiron |
| graticolante {v} | :: present participle of graticolare |
| graticolare {v} | :: to graticulate |
| graticolato {adj} | :: Shaped like a grille or grating |
| graticolato {m} | :: grating |
| graticolato {m} | :: trellis (for plants) |
| gratifica {f} | :: bonus |
| gratificante {v} | :: present participle of gratificare |
| gratificante {adj} | :: gratifying, rewarding |
| gratificante {adj} | :: pleasurable |
| gratificantesi {v} | :: present participle of gratificarsi |
| gratificare {v} | :: to gratify, reward |
| gratificarsi {v} | :: reflexive of gratificare |
| gratificarsi {v} | :: to be gratified or rewarded |
| gratificatosi {v} | :: past participle of gratificarsi |
| gratificazione {f} | :: gratification |
| gratile {m} [nautical] | :: bolt rope |
| gratinante {v} | :: present participle of gratinare |
| gratinare {vt} | :: to cook au gratin |
| gratinatura {f} [cooking] | :: gratin |
| gratis {adv} /ˈɡratis/ | :: gratis, free |
| gratis {adj} | :: free |
| gratissimo {adj} | :: superlative of grato |
| gratitudine {f} | :: gratitude |
| grato {adj} /ˈɡra.to/ | :: appreciated, welcome |
| grato {adj} [rare] | :: pleasant |
| grato {adj} | :: grateful |
| grattabugia {f} /ɡrat.taˈbu.d͡ʒa/ | :: alternative form of grattapugia |
| grattacapo {m} [familiar] | :: poser, worry, nuisance, headache |
| grattacielo {m} /ˌɡra.tːaˈt͡ʃ(j)e.lo/ | :: skyscraper |
| gratta e vinci {m} | :: scratch card |
| grattante {v} | :: present participle of grattare |
| grattantesi {v} | :: present participle of grattarsi |
| grattapugia {f} /ɡrat.taˈpu.d͡ʒa/ | :: A rotating wire- or fibreglass brush used by jewellery-makers to polish gold or silver |
| grattare {vt} | :: to scratch, to scrape |
| grattare {vt} | :: to grate (to shred foodstuffs) |
| grattare {vi} | :: but takes avere as auxiliary to grind, to strip (the gears) |
| grattarsi {vr} | :: to scratch oneself |
| grattata {f} | :: scratching, scoring |
| grattata {f} | :: scraping |
| grattata {f} | :: grating |
| grattatoio {m} | :: scratching post (for cats) |
| grattatosi {v} | :: past participle of grattarsi |
| grattatura {f} [uncommon] | :: scratching, scraping (action) |
| grattatura {f} [uncommon] | :: scratch, scrape (result) |
| grattino {m} | :: caress performed with fingernails |
| grattugia {f} | :: grater |
| grattugiante {v} | :: present participle of grattugiare |
| grattugiare {v} | :: to grate (to shred foodstuffs) |
| grattugiato {adj} | :: grated (cheese, etc) |
| gratuggia {f} | :: grater (for grating cheese etc) |
| gratuità {f} | :: gratuitousness |
| gratuitamente {adv} | :: for free, gratis |
| gratuitamente {adv} | :: gratuitously |
| gratuito {adj} /ɡraˈtu.i.to/ | :: free, free of charge, gratis |
| gratuito {adj} [figurative] | :: unjustified, unwarranted, gratuitous, uncalled for |
| gravabile {adj} | :: taxable |
| gravame {m} | :: burden, load, weight |
| gravame {m} | :: any onerous tax |
| gravante {v} | :: present participle of gravare |
| gravare {vt} | :: To burden, to load |
| gravare {vi} | :: To rest, to weigh |
| gravare di ipoteca {v} | :: To encumber (to add a legal claim or other obligation) |
| gravattaro {m} | :: loan shark |
| grave {adj} | :: grave, serious |
| grave {adj} | :: heavy |
| grave {adj} | :: solemn |
| grave {adj} [music] | :: low-pitched, low-pitch |
| gravemente {adv} | :: seriously, critically, severely |
| graveolente {adj} | :: foul-smelling |
| graveolenza {f} | :: foul smell |
| gravezza {f} | :: heaviness, weight, weightiness |
| gravi- {prefix} | :: Forms terms relating to weight, and thus to both gravity and pregnancy |
| gravicembalo {m} [musical instruments] | :: gravicembalo |
| gravidanza {f} | :: pregnancy |
| gravidico {adj} | :: gravid; gravidic |
| gravido {adj} | :: pregnant, gravid |
| gravido {adj} | :: fraught, full, heavily laden |
| gravimetria {f} | :: gravimetry |
| gravimetrico {adj} [chemistry, geology] | :: gravimetric |
| gravimetro {m} | :: gravimeter |
| gravina {f} | :: mattock |
| gravina {f} [geology] | :: gorge, ravine |
| Gravina {prop} | :: surname |
| gravissimo {adj} | :: superlative of grave |
| gravità {f} [physics] | :: gravity (all meanings) |
| gravità {f} | :: seriousness, graveness, solemnity |
| gravità {f} | :: heaviness, weightiness |
| gravità quantistica {f} [physics] | :: quantum gravity |
| gravitare {vi} | :: to gravitate |
| gravitazionale {adj} [physics] | :: gravitational |
| gravitazionalmente {adv} | :: gravitationally |
| gravitazione {f} [physics] /ɡravitaˈtsjone/ | :: gravitation |
| gravitino {m} [physics] | :: gravitino |
| gravitomagnetico {adj} | :: gravitomagnetic |
| gravitomagnetismo {m} [physics] | :: gravitomagnetism |
| gravitone {m} | :: graviton |
| gravolo {m} /ˈɡra.vo.lo/ | :: synonym of gruccione |
| gravosamente {adv} | :: heavily |
| gravosamente {adv} | :: onerously |
| gravosità {f} | :: heaviness |
| gravosità {f} | :: stuffiness |
| gravoso {adj} | :: heavy |
| gravoso {adj} | :: onerous |
| grazia {f} | :: grace |
| grazia {f} [legal] | :: pardon |
| grazia {f} | :: favour, kindness |
| grazia {f} [chiefly in the plural] | :: serif |
| Grazia {prop} | :: given name |
| graziabile {adj} | :: pardonable |
| Graziano {prop} | :: given name |
| graziante {v} | :: present participle of graziare |
| graziare {vt} | :: to pardon (law) |
| graziare {vt} [figuratively] | :: to spare |
| grazie {interj} | :: thank you, thanks! |
| grazie {m} | :: thanks, thank-you (an expression of gratitude) |
| grazie {m} [uncommon] | :: gratitude |
| grazie a {prep} | :: thanks to |
| grazie a {prep} | :: by way of |
| grazie a Dio {phrase} | :: synonym of se Dio vuole |
| Graziella {prop} | :: given name, a diminutive form of Grazia (Grace) |
| grazie mille {phrase} /ˌɡrat.tsje ˈmil.le/ | :: thank you very much, thanks a lot |
| graziosamente {adv} | :: graciously |
| graziosamente {adv} | :: gracefully |
| graziosissimo {adj} | :: superlative of grazioso |
| graziosissimo {adj} | :: very cute, very pretty, very nice |
| graziosissimo {adj} | :: very kind |
| graziosità {f} | :: gracefulness |
| grazioso {adj} /ɡratˈtsjo.so/ | :: cute, pretty, nice, graceful |
| grazioso {adj} | :: delightful, graceful |
| grazioso {adj} [literary] | :: kind, gracious |
| grazioso {adj} [literary, poetic] | :: gracious, merciful, compassionate |
| grazioso {adj} [music] | :: grazioso |
| Gr.Cassa {n} [music] | :: abbreviation of gran cassa |
| greca {f} | :: meander, Greek key, Greek fret, fretwork |
| grecale {adj} | :: north-east (attributive) |
| grecale {m} | :: gregale (wind from the north-east) |
| grecanico {adj} | :: Griko (attributive) |
| grecheggiante {v} | :: present participle of grecheggiare |
| grecheggiare {vit} | :: to Hellenize |
| Grecia {prop} /ˈɡrɛ.tʃa/ | :: Greece |
| grecismo {m} [linguistics] | :: grecism |
| grecista {mf} | :: Greek scholar (person who studies Ancient Greek language and literature) |
| grecità {f} /ɡret͡ʃiˈta/ | :: Greekness; Greek nature, culture or spirit |
| grecizzante {v} | :: present participle of grecizzare |
| grecizzare {vit} | :: to Hellenize |
| greco- {prefix} | :: Greco- |
| greco {adj} /ˈɡrɛ.ko/ | :: Greek |
| greco {m} | :: Greek (individual) |
| greco {m} | :: Greek (language) |
| Greco {prop} | :: surname |
| greco-ortodosso {adj} | :: Greek Orthodox |
| greco-romano {adj} | :: Graeco-Roman, Greco-Roman |
| gregaria {f} | :: female equivalent of gregario |
| gregario {adj} | :: pertaining or relative to a follower; unable of showing any enterprise or autonomy |
| gregario {adj} [of an animal] | :: living in flocks, packs or likes |
| gregario {adj} [of a plant] | :: with many specimina growing in the same place |
| gregario {m} [derogatory] | :: one who passively follows other's instructions, never acting on his own; a follower; a lemming |
| gregario {m} [cycling] | :: domestique |
| gregario {m} | :: [old] grunt |
| gregarismo {m} | :: gregariousness |
| gregge {mf} | :: flock |
| greggio {adj} /ˈɡred.d͡ʒo/ | :: raw, unrefined |
| greggio {adj} | :: crude (petroleum) |
| greggio {adj} | :: rough, uncut (gemstones) |
| greggio {adj} | :: untanned (leather) |
| greggio {adj} | :: unbleached |
| greggio {m} | :: crude oil |
| Greggio {prop} | :: surname |
| Greggio {prop} | :: Ezio Greggio, Italian anchorman and comedian |
| Gregori {prop} | :: surname |
| gregoriano {adj} | :: Gregorian |
| Gregorio {prop} | :: given name |
| Gregorio {prop} | :: surname |
| grelina {f} [biochemistry] | :: ghrelin |
| grembiale {m} | :: alternative form of grembiule |
| grembiulata {f} | :: apronful (as much as an apron will hold) |
| grembiule {m} | :: apron |
| grembiule {m} | :: overall, coverall |
| grembiulino {m} | :: pinafore |
| grembiulone {m} | :: Large apron or similar clothing |
| grembo {m} | :: lap |
| grembo {m} | :: womb |
| grembo {m} [by extension] | :: the inner part of something |
| gremente {v} | :: present participle of gremire |
| grementesi {v} | :: present participle of gremirsi |
| Gremese {prop} | :: surname |
| gremio {m} /ˈɡrɛ.mjo/ | :: lap |
| gremio {m} | :: womb |
| gremio {m} | :: union, guild (of workers) |
| gremire {vt} | :: To fill up; to pack (into) |
| gremirsi {vr} | :: To become crowded (with) |
| gremito {adj} | :: crammed or packed (with) |
| gremitosi {v} | :: past participle of gremirsi |
| Grenada {prop} | :: Grenada (island/and/country) |
| grenadina {f} | :: female equivalent of grenadino |
| grenadino {adj} | :: Grenadian |
| grenadino {m} | :: Grenadian |
| greppa {f} /ˈɡrep.pa/ | :: alternative form of greppo |
| greppia {f} | :: manger |
| greppo {m} [literary, regional] /ˈɡrep.po/ | :: The steep, barren side of a height |
| greppo {m} [literary, regional] | :: The raised side of a country road |
| gres {m} | :: stoneware |
| grespigno {m} /ɡresˈpiɲ.ɲo/ | :: alternative form of crespigno |
| grespino {m} /ɡresˈpi.no/ | :: alternative form of crespigno |
| greto {m} | :: dry bed of a river |
| gretola {f} | :: bar (of a cage etc.) |
| grettamente {adv} | :: meanly, stingily |
| grettamente {adv} | :: pettily |
| grettezza {f} | :: pettiness |
| grettezza {f} | :: meanness, stinginess |
| gretto {adj} | :: petty, narrow-minded |
| gretto {adj} | :: mean, stingy |
| greve {adj} | :: heavy |
| greve {adj} | :: coarse, vulgar |
| Greve {prop} | :: Greve (town) |
| grevemente {adv} | :: heavily |
| grevemente {adv} | :: coarsely, vulgarly |
| grevità {f} | :: coarseness, vulgarity |
| grezzo {adj} | :: alternative spelling of greggio |
| griccio {adj} [archaic] /ˈɡrit.t͡ʃo/ | :: curled, wrinkled |
| griccio {adj} [Tuscany] | :: stingy (unwilling to spend) |
| griccio {m} [archaic] | :: whim, caprice |
| griccio {m} [Tuscany] | :: joke |
| griccio {m} [regional] | :: shiver |
| griccio {m} [regional, in the plural] | :: tickling |
| griccioli {m} {p} | :: tickling |
| gricciolo {adj} /ˈɡrit.t͡ʃo.lo/ | :: synonym of fanello |
| gricciolo {m} [archaic or literary] | :: whim, caprice |
| gricciolo {m} [regional] | :: shiver |
| gricciolo {m} [regional, in the plural] | :: tickling |
| gricia {n} | :: Related to pasta alla gricia, otherwise said «al modo dei grici». Gricia is the name of a category of bakeries in Rome coming from Swiss Grigions canton (ladin Grischum) or Valtellina and Friuli regions in Italy |
| grico {m} | :: alternative form of griko |
| gridante {v} | :: present participle of gridare |
| gridar {v} | :: apocopic form of gridare |
| gridare {vti} | :: to shout or cry |
| gridare {vti} | :: to scream or yell |
| gridare {vi} | :: to squall |
| gridio {m} | :: shouting, screaming, calling out |
| grido {m} | :: cry, shout (made by a human) |
| grido {m} | :: cry (made by an animal) |
| grido {m} | :: cry, call (the characteristic sound of an animal) |
| grido di guerra {m} | :: war cry (literally “shout of war”) |
| gridolino {m} | :: squeak or grunt (accompanying exertion) |
| grifagno {adj} | :: predatory, rapacious |
| grifagno {adj} | :: fierce, threatening |
| Grifeo {prop} | :: surname |
| griffa {f} | :: jaw, claw, tooth, gear (mechanical) |
| griffante {v} | :: present participle of griffare |
| griffare {vt} | :: To put a brand on a product |
| griffato {adj} [of clothes etc] | :: designer (attributive) |
| griffe {f} | :: designer label |
| griffone {m} | :: griffon (dog) |
| grifo {m} | :: griffin |
| grifo {m} | :: snout |
| grifone {m} | :: griffon or griffin, properly the griffon vulture |
| grifone {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: griffin |
| grifosi {f} [pathology] | :: gryphosis |
| grigiastro {adj} | :: grayish, dun |
| grigio {adj} /ˈɡri.d͡ʒo/ | :: grey |
| grigio {adj} | :: dismal, murky, sombre |
| grigio {adj} | :: drab |
| grigio {m} | :: grey |
| grigio ardesia {m} | :: slate grey (colour) |
| grigio brunastro {m} | :: brownish grey color |
| grigione {m} | :: grison |
| grigionese {adj} | :: Grisons (attributive) |
| Grigioni {prop} | :: Grigioni (canton) |
| grigiore {m} | :: greyness / grayness |
| grigiore {m} | :: drabness, dreariness |
| grigioverde {adj} | :: grey-green |
| griglia {f} | :: A grill, grille, or grate, or trammel |
| griglia {f} | :: A grid |
| griglia {f} | :: lattice |
| grigliante {v} | :: present participle of grigliare |
| grigliare {vt} | :: to grill |
| grigliare {vt} | :: to barbecue |
| grigliata {f} [foods] | :: grill, mixed grill |
| grigliata {f} | :: barbecue, cookout |
| griko {m} | :: Griko |
| grilletto {m} | :: trigger |
| grilletto {m} [slang] | :: clitoris |
| grilletto {m} | :: diminutive of grillo |
| grillina {f} | :: feminine noun of grillino |
| grillino {adj} /ɡrilˈli.no/ | :: Of or relating to Italian activist Beppe Grillo or his ideology |
| grillino {m} | :: A supporter of Beppe Grillo or his ideology |
| grillo {m} /ˈɡril.lo/ | :: cricket (insect) |
| grillo {m} | :: whim, fancy |
| grillo {m} | :: shackle (U-shaped piece of metal secured with a pin or bolt across the opening) |
| grillotalpa {mf} | :: mole cricket (Gryllotalpa gryllotalpa) |
| grimaldello {m} | :: picklock |
| grimaldello {m} | :: skeleton key |
| Grimani {prop} | :: surname |
| Grimani {prop} | :: A noble family of Venice |
| grimorio {m} | :: grimoire |
| grinfia {f} | :: claw (or a clawed foot) |
| grinfia {f} [in the plural] | :: clutches |
| grinta {f} [literary or rare] /ˈɡrinta/ | :: frowning facial expression |
| grinta {f} | :: determination, grit |
| grintosamente {adv} | :: grittily, resolutely |
| grintoso {adj} | :: gritty, resolute, determined |
| grinza {f} | :: wrinkle |
| grinza {f} | :: crease |
| grinzosità {f} | :: wrinkledness |
| grinzosità {f} | :: crease, wrinkle |
| grinzoso {adj} | :: wrinkled |
| grinzoso {adj} | :: creased |
| grippaggio {m} | :: seizure (seizing up of a mechanism) |
| grippante {v} | :: present participle of grippare |
| grippantesi {v} | :: present participle of gripparsi |
| grippare {vt} | :: To seize up or jam |
| gripparsi {vr} | :: To seize up or jam |
| grippatosi {v} | :: past participle of gripparsi |
| grippia {f} [nautical] | :: buoy rope (anchors a buoy to the seabed) |
| grippiale {m} [nautical] | :: anchor buoy |
| grisaglia {f} | :: A form of cloth, made with small black and white patches, that appears to be grey |
| grisaglia {f} | :: alternative form of grisaille |
| grisaille {f} | :: grisaille |
| grisaille {f} | :: Variant of grisaglia |
| grisantemo {m} | :: chrysanthemum |
| grisatoio {m} | :: A type of file used by glassmakers to smooth the edges of glass that has been cut |
| grisella {f} [nautical] | :: ratline |
| Grisoni {prop} | :: surname |
| Grisoni {prop} | :: A noble family of Venice |
| grisou {m} | :: firedamp |
| grisoumetria {f} | :: The measurement of the amount of firedamp in the air of a mine |
| grisoumetrico {adj} | :: Relating to the measurement of firedamp in the air of mines |
| grisoumetro {m} | :: An analyzer that determines the amount of firedamp in the air of a mine |
| grisoutina {f} | :: grisoutine |
| grisoutite {f} | :: grisoutite |
| grissinificio {m} /ɡris.si.niˈfi.tʃo/ | :: breadstick factory |
| grissino {m} /ɡrisˈsi.no/ | :: breadstick, grissino |
| grisù {m} | :: firedamp |
| grisumetro {m} | :: firedamp detector |
| grisutoso {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or containing firedamp |
| Gritti {prop} | :: surname |
| Gritti {prop} | :: A noble family of Venice |
| grizzly {n} | :: synonym of orso grizzly |
| groccante {v} | :: present participle of groccare |
| groccare {vt} | :: to grok |
| groenlandese {adj} | :: Greenlandic |
| groenlandese {mf} | :: Greenlander |
| Groenlandia {prop} | :: Greenland |
| grofo {m} [Tuscan] /ˈɡrɔ.fo/ | :: A concretion of salt on the bottom of the containers where saltwater is boiled |
| grola {f} [regional] | :: Any bird of the family Corvidae |
| grolare {n} | :: grolar |
| grolla {f} | :: A wooden goblet with a lid, characteristic of Valle d'Aosta |
| groma {f} | :: groma |
| gromma {f} | :: tartar, argol (incrustation) |
| gromma {f} | :: fur, scale (in a kettle etc.) |
| gromma {f} | :: sediment |
| grommante {v} | :: present participle of grommare |
| grommare {vi} | :: To become encrusted, or coated with tartar |
| grommato {adj} | :: encrusted (with fur, tartar etc.) |
| grommoso {adj} | :: encrusted with fur, scale, tartar etc |
| gronco {m} /ˈɡron.ko/ | :: alternative form of grongo |
| gronda {f} | :: eaves |
| gronda {f} | :: eavesdrop |
| gronda {f} | :: eaves trough, eavestrough |
| gronda {f} | :: gutter |
| grondaia {f} | :: gutter (to collect rain from a roof) |
| grondaia {f} [in the plural] | :: eaves |
| grondante {v} | :: present participle of grondare |
| grondante {adj} | :: dripping |
| grondante {adj} | :: soaking (wet) |
| grondare {vi} | :: To pour |
| grondare {vt} | :: To drip with |
| grondone {m} | :: gutter |
| grongo {m} /ˈɡron.ɡo/ | :: conger eel |
| Groninga {prop} | :: Groninga (province) |
| Groninga {prop} | :: Groninga (city) |
| groppa {f} | :: back or rump (of an animal) |
| groppa {f} | :: back or shoulders (of a person) |
| groppata {f} | :: buck (of a horse) |
| groppiera {f} | :: crupper strap |
| groppo {m} | :: a tangle |
| groppo {m} [regional] | :: a knot |
| groppo {m} [meteorology] | :: a sudden cluster |
| groppone {m} | :: rump (especially of an animal) |
| groppone {m} | :: back and shoulders |
| grosella {f} | :: currant (fruit of bushes of the genus Ribes) |
| gros-grain {m} | :: grosgrain, petersham (rough woolen cloth) |
| grossa {f} | :: gross (12 dozen) |
| grossetano {adj} | :: Of or relating to Grosseto or the Grosseto people |
| grossetano {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Grosseto |
| Grosseto {prop} | :: Grosseto (town/and/province) |
| grossezza {f} | :: size |
| grossezza {f} | :: thickness |
| Grossi {prop} | :: surname |
| grossissimo {adj} | :: superlative of grosso |
| grossista {mf} | :: wholesaler |
| grosso {adj} | :: big, large |
| grosso {adj} | :: fat |
| grosso {adj} | :: thick |
| grosso {adj} | :: heavy |
| grosso {adj} | :: rough (of the sea) |
| grosso {m} | :: the main part of something |
| grosso {m} | :: groschen |
| grossolanamente {adv} | :: roughly, approximately, about |
| grossolanamente {adv} | :: coarsely |
| grossolanità {f} | :: coarseness |
| grossolano {adj} | :: coarse (all senses) |
| grossolano {adj} | :: crude |
| grossolano {adj} | :: stupid (mistake) |
| grossolano {adj} | :: gross |
| grossolano {adj} | :: clumsy |
| grosso modo {adv} | :: alternative form of grossomodo |
| grossomodo {adv} /ɡrosːoˈmɔdo/ | :: roughly, approximately |
| grossularia {f} [mineral] /ɡros.suˈla.rja/ | :: grossular |
| grossularite {f} [mineral] /ɡros.su.laˈri.te/ | :: synonym of grossularia |
| grotta {f} | :: cave |
| grotta {f} | :: grotto |
| Grottaferrata {prop} | :: Grottaferrata (town) |
| grottaione {m} [regional] /ɡrot.taˈjo.ne/ | :: synonym of sordone |
| grottaione {m} [regional] | :: synonym of gruccione |
| Grotte {prop} | :: A comune of Agrigento, in Sicily |
| grottescamente {adv} | :: grotesquely |
| grottesco {adj} | :: grotesque |
| grotticella {f} /ɡrot.tiˈt͡ʃɛl.la/ | :: diminutive of grotta: small cave |
| groviera {f} | :: gruyère (cheese) |
| groviglio {m} | :: tangle |
| groviglio {m} | :: muddle |
| groviglio {m} | :: entanglement |
| gru {f} | :: crane (bird) |
| gru {f} | :: crane (machinery) |
| gru {prop} [astronomy] | :: Grus (constellation) |
| gruarese {adj} | :: Of or from Gruaro |
| Gruaro {prop} | :: Gruaro (village) |
| gruccia {f} | :: crutch |
| gruccia {f} | :: coat hanger |
| grucciolo {m} /ɡrutˈt͡ʃɔ.lo/ | :: synonym of gruccione |
| gruccione {m} /ɡrutˈt͡ʃo.ne/ | :: European bee-eater (Merops apiaster) |
| grufolante {v} | :: present participle of grufolare |
| grufolare {vi} | :: To root about |
| grugante {v} | :: present participle of grugare |
| grugare {v} [onomatopoeic] | :: to coo (make the sound of a pigeon) |
| grugnente {v} | :: present participle of grugnire |
| grugnire {v} | :: to grunt |
| grugnire {v} | :: to grumble |
| grugnire {v} | :: to mutter |
| grugnito {m} | :: grunt |
| grugno {m} | :: snout (of a pig) |
| grugno {m} | :: mug (the face) |
| gruista {mf} | :: crane operator |
| grulla {f} | :: feminine noun of grullo |
| grullaggine {f} | :: silliness, foolishness |
| grullagine {f} | :: stupidity |
| grulleria {f} | :: stupidity |
| grulleria {f} | :: nonsense |
| grullo {adj} [dialectal, Tuscany] | :: stupid, silly |
| grullo {m} | :: fool, idiot |
| gruma {f} | :: tartar, argol |
| gruma {f} | :: fur, scale (in a kettle etc.) |
| gruma {f} | :: incrustation |
| grumereccio {m} | :: late-harvested hay (typically, the third cut) |
| grumo {m} | :: clot (of blood etc) |
| grumo {m} [food] | :: lump |
| grumolo {m} | :: heart, core (of a lettuce etc.) |
| grumoso {adj} | :: lumpy |
| grupetto {m} [music] | :: grupetto |
| grupetto {m} | :: A small group |
| gruppale {adj} | :: group (attributive) |
| gruppettaro {m} | :: A member of a small political faction |
| gruppetto {m} /ɡrupˈpet.to/ | :: diminutive of gruppo: small group |
| gruppetto {m} [music] | :: A trill |
| gruppetto {m} [cycle racing] | :: groupetto |
| gruppo {m} | :: group, cluster, party, team, covey |
| gruppo {m} [sports] | :: pack |
| gruppo {m} [cycling] | :: peloton |
| gruppo {m} [music] | :: band |
| gruppo abeliano {m} [mathematics] | :: abelian group |
| gruppo commutativo {m} [mathematics] | :: commutative group, abelian group |
| gruppo d'assalto {n} | :: boarding party |
| gruppo elettrogeno {m} [engineering, electricity] | :: power supply, generator |
| gruppo etnico {m} [sociology] | :: An ethnic group |
| gruppo musicale {m} [music, ] | :: band |
| gruppo rock {m} | :: rock group, rock band |
| gruppuscolo {m} | :: small group |
| gruppuscolo {m} | :: splinter group (often an extremist one) |
| gruppuscolo {m} | :: pressure group |
| gruviera {f} | :: Variant of groviera |
| gruzzo {m} [obsolete] | :: heap, pile |
| gruzzoletto {m} | :: A small nest egg |
| gruzzolo {m} | :: hoard (of money) |
| gruzzolo {m} | :: nest egg |
| guadabile {adj} | :: fordable |
| guadagnabile {adj} | :: That can be earned |
| guadagnabile {adj} | :: profitable |
| guadagnante {v} | :: present participle of guadagnare |
| guadagnantesi {v} | :: present participle of guadagnarsi |
| guadagnar {v} | :: apocopic form of guadagnare |
| guadagnare {vt} | :: to earn, make |
| guadagnare {vt} | :: to gain, get, win, reach |
| guadagnare {vi} | :: to rise |
| guadagnarsi {v} | :: reflexive of guadagnare |
| guadagnarsi {v} | :: to obtain something useful |
| guadagnarsi {v} | :: to win thanks or merit |
| guadagnatosi {v} | :: past participle of guadagnarsi |
| guadagno {m} | :: (in plural) earnings |
| guadagno {m} | :: advantage, gain |
| Guadalupa {prop} | :: Guadeloupe |
| guadante {v} | :: present participle of guadare |
| guadare {vi} | :: to wade |
| guadare {vt} | :: to ford (ford used rarely as verb) |
| Guadiana {prop} /ɡwaˈdja.na/ | :: Guadiana (river) |
| guado {m} /ˈɡwa.do/ | :: ford |
| guado {m} | :: wade |
| guado {m} | :: woad, glastum (the plant Isatis tinctoria) |
| guado {m} | :: woad, indigo (blue dye) |
| guadoso {adj} | :: fordable |
| guaente {v} | :: present participle of guaire |
| guai {interj} | :: woe! |
| guaiaco {m} | :: guaiacum, lignum vitae |
| guaiacolo {m} [organic compound] | :: guaiacol |
| guaiava {f} | :: guava |
| guaime {m} | :: fog (unmowed grass) |
| guaime {m} | :: rowen |
| guaina {f} /ɡwaˈina/ | :: sheath, boot |
| guaina {f} | :: girdle |
| guaina {f} [botany] | :: vagina |
| guainante {adj} [botany] | :: vaginant, vaginal |
| guaio {m} [archaic, chiefly in the plural] /ˈɡwa.jo/ | :: lament, lamentation, cry |
| guaio {m} [archaic, by extension] | :: hardship, misfortune |
| guaio {m} [by extension] | :: trouble, difficulty, mess, pickle, fix, woe, jam |
| guaiolante {v} | :: present participle of guaiolare |
| guaiolare {vi} | :: To whimper |
| guaire {vi} | :: To yelp or whine |
| guaito {m} | :: yelp, whine, howl |
| guaito {m} | :: yelping, whining |
| Gualandi {prop} | :: surname |
| gualcare {vt} | :: To full cloth, to waulk |
| gualcente {v} | :: present participle of gualcire |
| gualchiera {f} | :: a water-powered machine for fulling (or walking) cloth; a fulling mill |
| gualcibile {adj} | :: not crease-resistant |
| gualcibilità {f} | :: Property of not being crease-resistant |
| gualcire {vt} | :: alternative form of sgualcire |
| gualdo {f} [archaic] | :: wood, forest |
| Gualdo Tadino {prop} | :: Gualdo Tadino (town) |
| Gualdrada {prop} [rare] | :: given name |
| gualdrappa {f} /ɡwalˈdrap.pa/ | :: caparison |
| gualdrappato {adj} | :: caparisoned |
| gualmo {adj} [obsolete] | :: dirty, filthy |
| Gualtieri {prop} | :: surname |
| Gualtiero {prop} /ɡwalˈtjɛ.ro/ | :: given name |
| guanaco {m} /ɡwaˈna.ko/ | :: guanaco (Lama guanicoe) |
| guancia {f} | :: cheek (the soft skin on each side of the face) |
| guancialata {f} | :: blow with a pillow |
| guanciale {m} | :: pillow |
| guanciale {m} | :: fatty bacon prepared from the cheeks of a pig |
| guancialetto {m} | :: pad, padding (in clothing) |
| guanidina {f} [organic compound] | :: guanidine |
| guanidinio {m} [organic chemistry] | :: guanidinium |
| guaniera {f} | :: guano deposit |
| guanilico {adj} | :: guanylic |
| guanina {f} [organic compound] | :: guanine |
| guano {m} | :: guano |
| guanosina {f} [organic compound] | :: guanosine |
| guantaia {f} /ɡwanˈta.ja/ | :: female equivalent of guantaio |
| guantaio {m} /ɡwanˈta.jo/ | :: glover, glovemaker, or glove seller |
| guantaria {adj} | :: gloves (attributive) |
| guantato {adj} [of a hand] /ɡwanˈta.to/ | :: covered by a glove |
| guantato {adj} [of a person] | :: gloved, wearing gloves |
| guanteria {f} | :: glove factory or shop |
| guantiera {f} | :: glove box (or similar tray in a car) |
| guantificio {m} | :: glove factory |
| guanto {m} /ˈɡwan.to/ | :: glove |
| guanto {m} [slang] | :: condom |
| Guanto {prop} | :: medieval spelling of Gand |
| guanto da forno {m} | :: oven glove |
| guantone {m} | :: boxing glove |
| guappo {m} [Naples] | :: thug, hooligan, small crook, self-proclaimed member of the Camorra |
| guappo {adj} | :: arrogant and impudent |
| guaragno {m} [archaic] | :: A stallion |
| Guarana {prop} | :: surname |
| Guarana {prop} | :: Jacopo Guarana, Italian painter |
| guarano {m} | :: guar gum |
| Guarato {prop} | :: surname |
| guarda- {prefix} /ɡwar.da/ | :: Used to derive nouns of people or objects with a function of custody, surveillance or protection |
| guardabarriere {mf} /ɡwar.da.barˈrjɛ.re/ | :: level crossing keeper |
| guardabile {adj} | :: sightly, pleasant |
| guardaboschi {m} /ɡwar.daˈbɔs.ki/ | :: forester |
| guardabuoi {m} /ɡwar.daˈbwɔi̯/ | :: cattle egret (Bubulcus ibis) |
| guardacaccia {m} /ɡwar.daˈkat.t͡ʃa/ | :: gamekeeper, game warden, a guardian of animals meant to be hunted |
| guarda chi c'è {v} | :: synonym of chi non muore si rivede |
| guarda chi si rivede {v} | :: look who's here! |
| guardacorpo {m} [nautical] | :: lifeline |
| guardacoste {m} | :: coastguard |
| guardacoste {m} | :: coastguard patrol boat |
| guardafili {mf} [football] | :: linesman, lineswoman, assistant referee |
| guardalinee {mf} /ɡwar.daˈli.nee̯/ | :: linesman (sports) |
| guardamacchine {mf} | :: car park attendant |
| guardamano {m} | :: guard, trigger guard, haft, hilt |
| guardamano {m} | :: glove (protective) |
| guardamano {m} [nautical] | :: handrail |
| guardante {v} | :: present participle of guardare |
| guardantesi {v} | :: present participle of guardarsi |
| guardaparco {mf} | :: forester, game warden |
| guardapesca {mf} | :: water bailiff |
| guardaporto {m} [nautical] | :: guard ship |
| guardaportone {m} | :: doorman, doorkeeper |
| guardare {vt} /ɡwarˈda.re/ | :: to look at, to watch, to glance or gaze at |
| guardare {vt} | :: to examine |
| guardare {vt} | :: to look after, to guard |
| guardare {vi} | :: to look |
| guardare {vi} | :: to try to |
| guardare dall'alto in basso {v} | :: to look down one's nose |
| guardare dall'altra parte {v} | :: to look the other way |
| guardare le stelle {v} | :: to stargaze |
| guardaroba {m} [furniture] | :: wardrobe |
| guardaroba {m} | :: cloakroom |
| guardarobiera {f} | :: housekeeper, linen maid |
| guardarobiera {f} [cinema, theatre] | :: cloakroom attendant |
| guardarobiera {f} [theatre] | :: wardrobe keeper |
| guardarobiere {m} | :: cloakroom attendant |
| guardarsene {v} /ɡwarˈdar.se.ne/ | :: to beware or be careful |
| guardarsene {v} | :: to think twice (before doing something) |
| guardarsi {vr} | :: To look at oneself |
| guardarsi {v} | :: to beware |
| guardasala {mf} | :: museum attendant |
| guardasala {mf} | :: waiting room attendant (in a railway station) |
| guardascambi {mf} | :: pointsman / switchman (railway) (or -woman) |
| guardasigilli {m} [historical] | :: keeper of the seals |
| guardasigilli {m} | :: A formal title of the Italian minister of justice |
| guardaspalle {mf} /ɡwar.dasˈpal.le/ | :: bodyguard |
| guardatosi {v} | :: past participle of guardarsi |
| guardavia {m} | :: guardrail (on a road) |
| guardia {f} /ˈɡwar.dja/ | :: guard (all senses) |
| guardia {f} | :: watch, guard duty, sentry duty |
| guardiacaccia {m} /ɡwar.djaˈkat.t͡ʃa/ | :: alternative form of guardacaccia |
| guardia carceraria {f} | :: prison guard, jailer |
| guardia del corpo {f} | :: bodyguard |
| Guardia di Finanza {prop} | :: The arm of the Italian armed forces responsible for fighting financial crime, tax evasion and smuggling |
| guardialinee {m} /ɡwar.djaˈli.nee̯/ | :: alternative form of guardalinee |
| guardiamarina {m} | :: second lieutenant in the Italian navy |
| guardiamarina {m} | :: ensign (US Navy) |
| guardiana {f} | :: female equivalent of guardiano |
| guardianato {m} | :: guardianship |
| guardiania {f} | :: guardianship |
| guardiania {f} | :: security guard (at the entrance to a factory etc) |
| guardiano {m} | :: keeper, caretaker, ward, watchman, surveyor |
| guardiano {m} | :: shepherd, herdsman, herd |
| guardiano del faro {m} | :: lighthouse keeper |
| guardiaparco {m} | :: alternative form of guardaparco |
| Guardia Piemontese {prop} | :: Guardia Piemontese (small town) |
| guardina {f} | :: cell (prison) |
| guardina {f} | :: guardhouse |
| guardinfante {m} | :: farthingale |
| guardingamente {adv} | :: cautiously, warily, guardedly |
| guardingo {adj} | :: wary, cautious |
| guardiola {f} | :: porter's lodge |
| guardiola {f} | :: lookout tower (in a fortification) |
| guardiola {f} | :: sentry-box |
| guardiolo {m} | :: A dialect of Occitan spoken in Guardia Piemontese |
| guardo {m} [poetic] /ˈɡwar.do/ | :: alternative form of sguardo |
| guardolo {m} [regional, Northern Italian] /ˈɡwar.do.lo/ | :: welt (strip of leather reinforcement in a shoe) |
| guardone {m} | :: peeping tom; voyeur |
| guardone {m} [slang] | :: peeper |
| guardrail {m} /ɡarˈdrɛi̯l/ | :: guardrail |
| guarente {v} | :: present participle of guarire |
| guarentigia {f} {f} | :: guarantee, security |
| guargango {m} /ɡwarˈɡan.ɡo/ | :: A foreigner with limited legal capacity granted by royal protection |
| guari {adv} | :: very, much |
| guari {adv} | :: long |
| guaribile {adj} | :: curable |
| Guariento {prop} | :: surname |
| Guariento {prop} | :: Guariento di Arpo, Italian painter |
| guarigione {f} | :: recovery |
| guarire {vi} | :: to recover, to get well, to get over |
| guarire {vi} | :: (figuratively) to be cured of, to get rid of |
| guarire {vt} | :: to cure, to heal |
| guaritore {m} | :: healer |
| guaritrice {f} | :: female equivalent of guaritore |
| guarnacca {f} | :: a kind of cloak used in the medieval time |
| Guarnaschelli {prop} | :: Guarnaschelli; surname |
| guarnente {v} | :: present participle of guarnire |
| Guarneri {prop} | :: surname |
| Guarneri {prop} | :: w:it:Giuseppe Guarneri del Gesù, Italian luthier from the Guarneri family of Cremona and having one only rival Antonio Stradivari |
| guarnigione {f} [archaic] /ɡwar.niˈd͡ʒo.ne/ | :: The act of decorating or adorning |
| guarnigione {f} | :: garrison (troops stationed at a permanent military post) |
| guarnigione {f} [by extension] | :: garrison (permanent military post where such troops are stationed) |
| guarnire {vt} /ɡwarˈni.re/ | :: to trim (to decorate or adorn) |
| guarnire {vt} | :: to garnish |
| guarnire {vt} | :: to plate (to place the various elements of a meal on the diner's plate prior to serving) |
| guarnizione {f} | :: trimming |
| guarnizione {f} [cooking] | :: garnish |
| guarnizione {f} | :: gasket (of a car's engine) |
| guarnizione {f} | :: frill (guarnizione di trine o stoffa increspata) |
| Guascogna {prop} | :: Gascony |
| guasconata {f} | :: gasconade |
| guascone {adj} | :: Gascon |
| guascone {m} | :: Gascon |
| guastada {f} | :: carafe |
| guastafeste {mf} | :: spoilsport, killjoy, party pooper |
| Guastalla {prop} | :: Guastalla (town) |
| guastallese {adj} | :: Of or from Guastalla |
| guastamestieri {mf} | :: bungler, botcher |
| guastante {v} | :: present participle of guastare |
| guastantesi {v} | :: present participle of guastarsi |
| guastare {vt} /ɡwasˈta.re/ | :: to ruin or damage |
| guastare {vt} | :: to break (to cause to stop functioning properly) |
| guastare {vt} | :: to corrupt, lead astray |
| guastare {vt} | :: [typically of knitting] to undo in order to do again, usually in a different way |
| guastare {vt} [obsolete] | :: to destroy, lay waste (to) |
| guastare {vt} [obsolete] | :: to mutilate |
| guastare {vt} [obsolete] | :: to execute (to put to death) |
| guastarsi {v} /ɡwasˈtar.si/ | :: reflexive of guastare |
| guastarsi {v} [of a machine] | :: to break down |
| guastarsi {v} | :: [of foodstuffs] to go off, spoil |
| guastarsi {v} | :: to go astray (to develop bad habits) |
| guastarsi {v} [of weather] | :: to worsen |
| guastarsi {v} | :: (with con) to break a bond of friendship, collaboration, etc. (with) |
| guastatore {m} [military] | :: sapper, saboteur |
| guastatosi {v} | :: past participle of guastarsi |
| guasto {adj} | :: spoilt, damaged, ruined |
| guasto {adj} | :: rotten, bad, gone bad |
| guasto {adj} | :: broken, out of order |
| guasto {m} | :: breakdown, failure, fault |
| guasto {m} | :: damage |
| guatante {v} | :: present participle of guatare |
| guatare {vt} [obsolete, literary] /ɡwaˈta.re/ | :: To look askance at |
| guatare {vt} [obsolete, literary] | :: to stare at (in fear or curiosity) |
| guatare {vt} [obsolete, literary] | :: to consider, contemplate, look at |
| Guatemala {prop} | :: Guatemala (country) |
| guatemalteca {f} | :: female equivalent of guatemalteco |
| guatemalteco {adj} | :: Guatemalan |
| guatemalteco {m} | :: Guatemalan |
| guazza {f} | :: heavy dew |
| guazzabuglio {m} | :: muddle, confusion |
| guazzabuglio {m} | :: mishmash, rummage, jumble, botch |
| guazzante {v} | :: present participle of guazzare |
| guazzare {vi} | :: To wallow |
| guazzetto {m} /ɡwatˈt͡set.to/ | :: stew |
| guazzo {m} [painting] | :: gouache |
| gubana {f} | :: A kind of dessert typical of Friuli-Venezia Giulia |
| Gubbio {prop} | :: Gubbio (small town) |
| Gucci {prop} | :: surname |
| Gucci {prop} | :: Guccio Gucci, Italian designer |
| gucciniano {adj} | :: Characteristic of Italian singer-songwriter Francesco Guccini |
| guebro {m} | :: a disciple of the Zoroastrianism |
| gueia {f} [regional] | :: A kind of big hawk |
| guelfa {f} | :: female equivalent of guelfo |
| guelfismo {m} [history] | :: Guelph ideology or culture |
| guelfo {adj} /ˈɡwɛl.fo/ | :: Guelphic, Guelph [attributive] |
| guelfo {m} [historical] | :: Guelph |
| guelfo {m} [numismatics] | :: A coin minted in Florence in 1314 |
| Guelfo {prop} /ˈɡwɛl.fo/ | :: given name |
| Guendalina {prop} | :: given name |
| guepiere {f} | :: basque (female underwear) |
| guêpière {f} | :: girdle, corset |
| guêpière {f} | :: basque |
| guercio {adj} | :: cross-eyed |
| guercio {adj} | :: one-eyed (blind in one eye) |
| guercio {m} | :: A cross-eyed person; squinter |
| guercio {m} | :: A one-eyed person |
| Guernsey {prop} | :: Guernsey (island) |
| guerra {f} [also figuratively] /ˈɡwɛr.ra/ | :: war, warfare |
| guerra atomica {f} | :: synonym of guerra nucleare |
| guerra biologica {f} | :: biological warfare |
| guerra civile {f} | :: civil war |
| guerrafondaia {f} | :: warmonger (female) |
| guerrafondaio {adj} | :: warmongering |
| guerrafondaio {m} | :: warmonger |
| guerra fredda {f} | :: cold war |
| guerraiola {f} /ɡwer.raˈjɔ.la/ | :: feminine equivalent of guerraiolo |
| guerraiolo {adj} [derogatory, uncommon] /ɡwer.raˈjɔ.lo/ | :: warmongering |
| guerraiolo {m} [derogatory, uncommon] | :: warmonger |
| guerraiuola {f} /ɡwer.raˈjwɔ.la/ | :: feminine equivalent of guerraiuolo |
| guerraiuolo {adj} /ɡwer.raˈjwɔ.lo/ | :: alternative form of guerraiolo |
| guerraiuolo {m} | :: alternative form of guerraiolo |
| guerra mondiale {f} | :: world war |
| guerra nucleare {f} | :: nuclear war |
| guerra santa {f} | :: holy war |
| guerrazziano {adj} | :: Guerrazzian |
| guerreggiante {v} | :: present participle of guerreggiare |
| guerreggiante {adj} | :: belligerent |
| guerreggiante {mf} | :: a belligerent |
| guerreggiare {vi} /ɡwer.redˈd͡ʒa.re/ | :: to wage war |
| guerreggiare {vi} [literary, figurative, by extension] | :: to compete or vie |
| guerreggiare {vt} [literary] | :: to combat; to fight |
| guerreggiare {vt} [literary, figurative, by extension] | :: to treat with hostility |
| guerreggiarsi {v} | :: reflexive of guerreggiare |
| guerreggiarsi {v} [reciprocal] | :: to fight against each other |
| guerreggiatore {m} | :: warrior |
| guerreggiatore {m} [politics, pejorative] | :: hawk, warmonger, war hawk |
| guerrescamente {adv} /ɡwer.res.kaˈmen.te/ | :: belligerently |
| guerresco {adj} /ɡwerˈres.ko/ | :: war [attributive] |
| guerresco {adj} | :: warlike, belligerent |
| guerricciola {f} /ɡwer.ritˈt͡ʃɔ.la/ | :: diminutive of guerra: A short, small-scale war |
| guerricciola {f} [figurative] | :: A petty conflict |
| guerricciuola {f} /ɡwer.ritˈt͡ʃwɔ.la/ | :: alternative form of guerricciola |
| guerriera {f} | :: female equivalent of guerriero |
| guerriero {adj} | :: warlike |
| guerriero {m} | :: warrior |
| guerriglia {f} /ɡwerˈriʎ.ʎa/ | :: guerrilla warfare |
| guerriglia {f} [figurative] | :: continuous criticism or opprobrium |
| guerrigliera {f} | :: female equivalent of guerrigliero |
| guerrigliero {m} /ɡwer.riʎˈʎɛ.ro/ | :: guerrilla |
| guevi {m} | :: forest duiker, guevi, pygmy antelope |
| gufaggine {f} | :: misanthropy |
| gufante {v} | :: present participle of gufare |
| gufare {vit} [colloquial] | :: To bring bad luck, to jinx |
| gufare {vi} | :: To hoot (of an owl) |
| gufetto {m} /ɡuˈfet.to/ | :: diminutive of gufo: owlet |
| gufetto {m} | :: synonym of assiolo |
| gufo {m} /ˈɡu.fo/ | :: owl (order Strigiformes) |
| gufo comune {m} | :: long-eared owl (Asio otus) |
| gufo delle nevi {m} | :: snowy owl (Bubo scandiacus) |
| gufo reale {m} | :: Eurasian eagle owl (Bubo bubo) |
| gufo sghignazzante {m} | :: laughing owl (Sceloglaux albifacies) |
| guglia {f} | :: spire |
| guglia {f} | :: needle (of rock) |
| guglia {f} | :: spur |
| gugliata {f} | :: A length of thread (for sewing) |
| Guglielma {prop} | :: given name, feminine noun of Guglielmo |
| Guglielmi {prop} | :: surname |
| Guglielmina {prop} | :: given name |
| Guglielmo {prop} /ɡuʎˈʎɛlmo/ | :: given name |
| Guiana {prop} | :: Guiana (country) |
| guib {m} | :: (any of various antelopes with vertical white stripes on the back) |
| guib {m} | :: bushbuck, guib, harnessed bushbuck Tragelaphus scriptus |
| guib {m} | :: kéwel |
| Guicciardini {prop} | :: surname |
| Guicciardini {prop} | :: A noble Florentine family |
| Guicciardini {prop} | :: Francesco Guicciardini, Italian writer and politic |
| guida {f} /ˈɡwida/ | :: guide |
| guida {f} | :: driving |
| guida {f} | :: handbook, manual |
| guidabile {adj} | :: driveable |
| guidabilità {f} | :: drivability |
| guidalesco {m} | :: wound or sore left on a beast of burden by the harnesses |
| guidanavetta {f} | :: shuttle guide (in a sewing machine, loom etc) |
| guidante {v} | :: present participle of guidare |
| guidantesi {v} | :: present participle of guidarsi |
| guidapopolo {mf} [literary] /ɡwi.daˈpɔ.po.lo/ | :: rabble-rouser |
| guidapopolo {mf} [literary] | :: demagogue |
| guidare {vt} /ɡwiˈda.re/ | :: to guide, lead, show, escort |
| guidare {vt} | :: to manage, run |
| guidare {v} | :: to operate a vehicle: |
| guidare {vit} | :: to drive |
| guidare {vi} | :: to be at the wheel |
| guidare {vi} | :: to be behind the wheel |
| guidare {vi} | :: to take the wheel |
| guidarsi {v} | :: reflexive of guidare |
| guidarsi {v} | :: to regulate one's own behaviour |
| guidatore {m} | :: driver (of a vehicle) |
| guidatosi {v} | :: past participle of guidarsi |
| guidatrice {f} | :: female equivalent of guidatore |
| guideline {f} | :: guideline |
| guiderdone {m} | :: reward, guerdon |
| Guido {prop} /ˈɡwi.do/ | :: given name |
| guidone {m} | :: guidon, pennant |
| guidone {m} | :: burgee |
| Guidone {prop} | :: surname |
| Guidonia {prop} | :: Guidonia (town) |
| guidoslitta {f} | :: bobsled, bobsleigh |
| Guidotti {prop} | :: surname |
| guidrigildo {m} | :: weregild |
| Guienna {prop} | :: Guyenne, Guienne |
| guiggia {f} | :: armstrap |
| guiggia {f} | :: sandal strap |
| Guiglielmo {prop} | :: medieval spelling of Guglielmo |
| guigliottina {f} | :: alternative form of ghigliottina |
| guindolo {m} | :: winder, especially for silk |
| Guinea {prop} | :: Guinea (country) |
| Guinea-Bissau {prop} | :: Guinea-Bissau (country) |
| Guinea Equatoriale {prop} | :: Equatorial Guinea |
| guineana {f} | :: female equivalent of guineano |
| guineano {adj} | :: Guinean |
| guineano {m} | :: Guinean |
| Guinizzelli {prop} | :: surname |
| Guinizzelli {prop} | :: Guido Guinizzelli, Italian poet |
| guinzaglio {m} | :: lead, leash, rein |
| guinzaglio {m} | :: tether (a rope, cable etc. that holds something in place whilst allowing some movement) |
| guisa {f} [literary] | :: manner, way |
| guisarma {f} /ɡwiˈzar.ma/ | :: alternative form of giusarma |
| Guiscardo {prop} | :: given name, Guiscard |
| guitto {m} /ˈɡwit.to/ | :: strolling player |
| guitto {m} | :: ham actor |
| guitto {adj} | :: poor, destitute |
| guitto {adj} | :: mean, petty |
| Guittone {prop} | :: given name |
| Guittone {prop} | :: Guittone d'Arezzo, Italian poet and friar |
| guizzante {v} | :: present participle of guizzare |
| guizzante {adj} | :: flickering (flame) |
| guizzante {adj} | :: darting, flashing (fish etc) |
| guizzare {vi} | :: to dart [fish, etc.] |
| guizzare {vi} | :: to flicker [flame] |
| guizzo {m} [of animals] /ˈɡwittso/ | :: dart, fast movement |
| guizzo {m} [of light] | :: flash |
| guizzo {m} [of persons] | :: spring, leap |
| gulasch {m} | :: goulash |
| Gullotta {prop} | :: surname |
| Gullotta {prop} | :: Leo Gullotta, Italian actor |
| Gulotta {prop} | :: surname |
| gundi {m} | :: common gundi, gundi, desert rat |
| gurge {f} /ˈɡur.d͡ʒe/ | :: whirlpool, vortex |
| gurgite {m} /ˈɡur.d͡ʒi.te/ | :: whirlpool, vortex |
| guru {m} | :: A guru (religious or spiritual leader; influential person) |
| guscio {m} /ˈɡuʃ.ʃo/ | :: shell (of an animal, nut etc) |
| Gussoni {prop} | :: surname |
| gustabile {adj} | :: tastable |
| gustante {v} | :: present participle of gustare |
| gustare {vt} | :: to taste |
| gustare {vt} | :: to enjoy |
| gustarsi {v} | :: To enjoy with great pleasure |
| gustativamente {adv} | :: gustatorily |
| gustativo {adj} | :: taste (attributive); gustatory |
| gustatore {m} | :: connoisseur |
| gustatorio {adj} | :: gustatory |
| Gustavo {prop} | :: given name |
| gustevolmente {adv} | :: tastily |
| gusto {m} /ˈɡust̪o/ | :: taste [the sense] |
| gusto {m} | :: taste, flavour |
| gusto {m} | :: gusto, enjoyment, relish |
| gusto {m} | :: fancy, whim |
| gusto {m} | :: [in the plural] preferences |
| gustosamente {adv} | :: tastily |
| gustosamente {adv} | :: deliciously |
| gustosità {f} | :: tastiness |
| gustoso {adj} | :: tasty, savoury, savory |
| gustoso {adj} [figuratively] | :: amusing |
| guttaperca {f} | :: gutta-percha |
| guttazione {f} [botany] | :: guttation |
| gutturale {adj} /ɡut.tuˈra.le/ | :: guttural, specifically: |
| gutturale {adj} | :: Sounding harsh and throaty |
| gutturale {adj} [phonetics, uncommon] | :: Articulated at the back of the mouth (velar, uvular, pharyngeal, laryngeal) |
| gutturale {adj} [medicine, anatomy] | :: Of, relating to, or connected to the throat |
| gutturalismo {m} | :: gutturalism |
| gutturalizzazione {f} [linguistics] | :: gutturalization |
| gutturalmente {adv} | :: gutturally |
| gutturnio {m} | :: A red wine made using Barbera and Bonarda grapes |
| Guyana {prop} | :: Guyana (country) |
| guyanese {adj} | :: Guyanese |
| guyanese {mf} | :: Guyanese |