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| b {mf} | :: See under B |
| bè {interj} | :: alternative form of beh |
| B {letter} | :: letter: bi |
| ba {interj} | :: bah! |
| ba {interj} | :: oh well! |
| Baal {prop} | :: Baal |
| baare {v} [obsolete] | :: to be still with the mouth hanging open |
| baare {v} [obsolete, figurative] | :: to be amazed, dumbfounded |
| babà {m} | :: rum baba |
| babao {m} | :: alternative form of babau |
| babassu {m} | :: babassu |
| babau {m} | :: ogre |
| babau {m} | :: bogeyman |
| babbaccio {adj} | :: stupid |
| babbaccione {m} | :: stupid person |
| babbagigi {mp} | :: chufa (Cyperus aesculentus) |
| babbagigi {mp} | :: tiger nuts |
| babbaleo {adj} | :: foolish |
| babbalocco {m} | :: fool, idiot |
| babbana {f} [Tuscany] | :: dupe, fool |
| babbana {f} | :: Muggle, muggle (non-magical person) |
| babbano {adj} [Tuscany] | :: stupid, foolish |
| babbano {m} [Tuscany] | :: dupe, fool |
| babbano {m} | :: Muggle, muggle (non-magical person) |
| babbea {f} | :: (female) fool, idiot |
| babbeo {adj} | :: foolish, idiotic |
| babbeo {m} | :: fool, idiot, moron, booby, mug, knucklehead, dunderhead, jackass, jerk, tube, nincompoops, fop, imbecile, fuckwit |
| babbino {m} | :: daddy |
| babbione {adj} | :: foolish, stupid |
| babbione {m} | :: blockhead (foolish person) |
| babbo {m} [regional, Central Italy, familiar] | :: dad, daddy |
| babbomorto {m} | :: A debt, incurred by a son, that will be repaid out of the inheritance when his father dies |
| Babbo Natale {prop} | :: Father Christmas, Santa Claus |
| babbuasso {adj} | :: foolish, idiotic (person) |
| babbuccia {f} | :: slipper (Turkish style) |
| babbuccia {f} | :: bootee (for baby) |
| babbucciaio {m} | :: slipper seller |
| babbuina {f} [female animal] | :: baboon |
| babbuino {m} | :: baboon (mammal) |
| babele {f} | :: chaos, confusion |
| Babele {prop} | :: Babel, Babylon |
| babelicamente {adv} | :: chaotically, confusedly, uproariously |
| babelico {adj} | :: Babel (attributive) |
| babelico {adj} | :: chaotic, confused, uproarious |
| babelonia {f} | :: alternative form of babilonia |
| babesiosi {m} | :: babesiosis |
| Babila {prop} | :: given name |
| babilonese {adj} | :: Babylonian |
| babilonese {m} | :: The Babylonian language |
| babilonia {f} | :: synonym of babele |
| Babilonia {prop} | :: Babylon |
| babilonico {adj} | :: Babylonian |
| babilonico {adj} | :: chaotic, confused |
| babirussa {m} | :: babiroussa |
| babismo {m} | :: Babism |
| babla {f} | :: bablah |
| babordo {m} [nautical] | :: port, larboard (left side of a ship) |
| babuino {m} | :: alternative form of babbuino |
| Babuino {prop} | :: One of the talking statues of Rome |
| babuvismo {m} | :: Babeufism |
| baby {m} | :: child, baby, neonate |
| baby {m} | :: a small shot of whisky |
| baby {m} | :: tripod for a film camera |
| baby {adj} | :: For use by young children |
| baby {adj} | :: Very young |
| babycalciatore {m} | :: A very young football player |
| babycampione {m} | :: A child who practices sport at a high level |
| babyconsumatore {m} | :: A young child considered commercially as a consumer |
| babycriminale {mf} | :: A young child criminal, especially one exploited by adults |
| babycriminalità {f} | :: child criminality, especially the exploitation by adults of child criminals |
| babydelinquente {mf} | :: synonym of babycriminale |
| babydelinquenza {f} | :: synonym of babycriminalità |
| baby-doll {m} | :: baby doll nightie |
| baby-pensionato {m} | :: A young pensioner (one who has taken early retirement) |
| babypensione {f} | :: A pension received after early retirement |
| baby-sitter {mf} | :: A babysitter |
| babysitter {mf} | :: A babysitter |
| babysitteraggio {m} | :: baby-sitting |
| babyspacciatore {m} | :: A drug dealer who cannot be prosecuted because of his young age |
| bacante {v} | :: present participle of bacare |
| bacantesi {v} | :: present participle of bacarsi |
| bacare {vt} | :: to corrupt or warp |
| bacare {vi} | :: to become worm-eaten |
| bacaro {m} | :: A simple restaurant or wine bar, typical of Venice |
| bacarozzo {m} | :: bug |
| bacarsi {v} | :: reflexive of bacare |
| bacarsi {vr} | :: to become worm-eaten |
| bacato {adj} | :: worm-eaten, wormy, rotten |
| bacca {f} | :: berry |
| baccagliante {v} | :: present participle of baccagliare |
| baccagliare {vit} | :: to quarrel or argue noisily |
| baccalà {m} | :: salt cod, stockfish |
| baccalà {m} [figuratively] | :: a foolish person |
| baccalare {m} | :: synonym of baccelliere |
| baccalare {m} | :: smart aleck |
| baccalaureato {m} | :: baccalaureate (degree, or person with such a degree) |
| baccanale {adj} | :: bacchanalian, Bacchanalian |
| baccanale {m} | :: Bacchanalia |
| baccanale {m} | :: bacchanal |
| baccano {m} | :: row, din (lots of noise) |
| baccante {f} | :: Maenad (especially when capitalised) |
| baccante {f} | :: nymphomaniac |
| baccante {adj} | :: flooded with unbridled passion |
| baccarà {m} | :: baccarat |
| baccara {f} | :: wild ginger |
| baccellierato {m} | :: batchelor's degree |
| baccelliere {m} | :: batchelor |
| baccello {m} [botany] | :: pod, hull, husk, shell |
| baccello {m} | :: broad bean |
| baccheo {m} | :: bacchius |
| baccherina {f} | :: ploughman's-spikenard Inula conyza |
| bacchetta {f} | :: rod, stick |
| bacchetta {f} | :: drumstick |
| bacchetta {f} | :: baton |
| bacchetta {f} | :: ramrod |
| bacchetta {f} | :: chopstick |
| bacchetta {f} | :: pointer |
| bacchetta magica {f} | :: wand, magic wand |
| bacchettante {v} | :: present participle of bacchettare |
| bacchettare {vt} | :: to beat with a rod |
| bacchettare {vt} | :: to sell at a very low price |
| bacchettata {f} | :: A blow with a rod |
| bacchettona {f} | :: prude, prig |
| bacchettona {f} | :: religious zealot or fanatic |
| bacchettona {f} | :: bigot |
| bacchettone {m} | :: prude, prig |
| bacchettone {m} | :: religious zealot or fanatic |
| bacchettone {m} | :: bigot |
| bacchiante {v} | :: present participle of bacchiare |
| bacchiare {vt} | :: To knock down (olives etc from a tree) |
| bacchiatore {m} | :: Agricultural worker who beats down olives, almonds etc from trees |
| bacchiatura {f} | :: The harvesting of fruits or nuts by beating a tree with a stick |
| bacchico {adj} | :: bacchic |
| Bacchiglione {prop} | :: A river in the Veneto |
| baccifero {adj} | :: bacciferous, producing berries |
| bacciforme {adj} | :: bacciform |
| Baccio {prop} | :: given name |
| bacco {m} | :: wine |
| bacco {m} | :: drunkenness |
| Bacco {prop} | :: Bacchus |
| bacedifo {m} | :: A type of language game in which the consonants and vowels of a phrase are progressively changed |
| bacetto {m} | :: little kiss, peck |
| bacheca {f} | :: notice board, bulletin board |
| bacheca {f} | :: showcase |
| bachelite {f} | :: Bakelite |
| bacherozzo {m} | :: maggot, worm |
| bacherozzo {m} | :: cockroach |
| bachiano {adj} [music] | :: Bach (attributive) |
| bachicoltore {m} | :: sericulturist (silkworm farmer) |
| bachicoltura {f} | :: The rearing of silkworms |
| bachicultore {m} | :: sericulturist (silkworm farmer) |
| bachicultura {f} | :: sericulture |
| Bachisio {prop} | :: given name, typical of Sardinia |
| baciamano {m} | :: A kiss on the hand as a sign of respect |
| baciante {v} | :: present participle of baciare |
| baciantesi {v} | :: present participle of baciarsi |
| baciapile {mf} | :: religionist, sanctimonious |
| baciare {vt} | :: To kiss |
| baciarsi {v} | :: reflexive of baciare |
| baciarsi {vr} | :: to kiss each other, kiss one other, kiss oneself |
| baciasca {f} | :: A steel pan once used for washing dishes |
| baciatore {m} [rare] | :: kisser |
| baciatosi {v} | :: past participle of baciarsi |
| baciatrice {f} [rare] | :: kisser (female) |
| baciccia {mf} [colloquial] | :: A person from Genoa |
| baciccia {mf} [slang] | :: A fat person |
| Baciccia {prop} | :: given name |
| bacile {m} | :: washbasin |
| bacile {m} | :: bowl (for washing) |
| bacillare {adj} | :: bacillary |
| bacillariofita {f} | :: diatom (of class Bacillariophyceae) |
| bacilliforme {adj} | :: bacilliform, rod-shaped |
| bacillo {m} [biology] | :: bacillus |
| bacillofobia {f} | :: bacillophobia (fear of "germs") |
| bacillosi {f} [pathology] | :: bacillosis |
| bacinella {f} | :: basin, bowl |
| bacinetto {m} [anatomy] | :: renal pelvis |
| bacinetto {m} | :: bascinet |
| bacino {m} [skeleton] | :: pelvis |
| bacino {m} [geography] | :: basin |
| bacino {m} [geology] | :: field (e.g. of coal) |
| bacino {m} [nautical] | :: dock |
| bacino {m} | :: catchment (bacino di utenza) |
| bacino {m} | :: little kiss |
| bacino fluviale {m} | :: synonym of bacino idrografico |
| bacino idrico {m} | :: reservoir |
| bacino idrografico {m} | :: river basin, drainage basin |
| bacino imbrifero {m} | :: catchment basin, drainage basin |
| bacio {m} | :: kiss |
| bacio {adj} | :: shady |
| bacio {m} | :: shade |
| bacio appassionato {m} | :: snog |
| bacione {m} | :: big kiss |
| backgammon {m} | :: backgammon |
| backstage {m} | :: backstage |
| backup {m} [computing] | :: backup |
| baco {m} | :: maggot, worm |
| baco {m} | :: flaw |
| baco {m} | :: bug (in a computer program) |
| baco da seta {m} | :: silkworm |
| Bacoli {prop} | :: A coastal town in the province of Naples, in Campania |
| bacolo {m} | :: crook or crosier of a bishop |
| Bacolo {prop} | :: given name |
| bacologia {f} | :: silkworm rearing |
| bacologico {adj} | :: sericultural |
| bacologo {m} | :: sericulturist |
| bacon {m} | :: bacon |
| Bacone {prop} | :: Bacon (philosopher) |
| baconiano {adj} | :: Baconian |
| Bacosi {prop} | :: surname |
| bacterio {m} | :: alternative form of batterio |
| bacteriofago {m} | :: alternative form of batteriofago |
| bacteriofobia {f} | :: bacteriophobia (fear of "germs" and microbes) |
| bacteriologia {f} | :: alternative form of batteriologia |
| bacucco {m} | :: dotard |
| bacucco {adj} | :: gaga |
| badalucco {m} | :: skirmish |
| badante {mf} | :: elderly carer, carer, care worker |
| badantesi {v} | :: present participle of badarsi |
| badare {v} | :: to look after or mind |
| badare {v} | :: to take care of |
| badare {v} | :: to pay attention |
| badarsi {v} | :: reflexive of badare |
| badarsi {vr} | :: to take care of oneself; to protect oneself |
| badatosi {v} | :: past participle of badarsi |
| baderna {f} [nautical] | :: puddening |
| badessa {f} | :: abbess |
| badia {f} | :: abbey |
| badiale {adj} | :: abbatial |
| badiale {adj} | :: thriving, prosperous, fat |
| badialmente {adv} | :: prosperously |
| badialmente {adv} | :: exaggeratedly |
| badilante {m} | :: navvy |
| badilata {f} | :: shovelful, spadeful |
| badilata {f} | :: blow with a shovel or spade |
| badile {m} | :: shovel |
| badioto {n} | :: Badiot (dialect) |
| badioto {adj} | :: Badiot (attributive) |
| badminton {m} | :: badminton |
| Badoer {prop} | :: surname |
| Badoer {prop} | :: A noble family of Venice |
| Badoglio {prop} | :: surname |
| Badoglio {prop} | :: Pietro Badoglio, Italian general and prime minister |
| baffetti {mp} | :: Clipped moustache (for instance, Hitler's) |
| baffetti {mp} | :: hair on a woman's lip |
| baffo {m} | :: whisker (of an animal) |
| baffo {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: moustache |
| baffone {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: Big moustache |
| baffone {m} | :: Man with a big moustache |
| baffuto {adj} | :: moustached |
| baffuto {adj} | :: whiskered (of an animal) |
| bagagliaio {m} | :: boot [British], trunk [US] (of a car) |
| bagagliaio {m} | :: luggage van [British], baggage car [US] (of a train) |
| bagagliaio {m} | :: left-luggage office |
| bagaglio {m} | :: luggage, baggage |
| bagaglio culturale {m} | :: background |
| bagaglione {m} | :: A soldier who was in charge of baggage, supplies etc |
| bagarinaggio {m} | :: ticket touting, scalping |
| bagarino {m} | :: ticket tout, scalper |
| bagarre {f} | :: heated discussion, row |
| bagarre {f} | :: turmoil, bustle |
| bagarre {f} | :: An exciting and decisive stage of a cycle race |
| bagascia {f} [derogatory] | :: whore, harlot, trollop |
| bagatella {f} | :: Variant of bagattella |
| bagattella {f} | :: trifle (small, unimportant thing) |
| bagattella {f} [music] | :: bagatelle (all senses) |
| bagatto {m} | :: magician (in Tarot cards) |
| Bagdad {prop} | :: Baghdad |
| baggianata {f} | :: nonsense |
| baggiano {adj} | :: stupid, foolish |
| Baggio {prop} | :: surname |
| baggiolo {m} [architecture] | :: support (for a lintel etc) |
| bagherese {adj} | :: Of, or from, Bagheria |
| bagherese {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Bagheria |
| Bagheria {prop} | :: a town in the province of Palermo in Sicily in Italy |
| baghetta {f} | :: clock (embroidery on stockings) |
| bagigi {mp} | :: peanuts (snack food) |
| bagigio {m} [especially, in plural] | :: peanut |
| bagitto {n} | :: A Judeo-Italian dialect spoken by members of a Jewish community in and around Livorno |
| baglio {m} [nautical] | :: beam (transverse, of a ship) |
| Baglioni {prop} | :: surname |
| Baglioni {prop} | :: A noble family from Perugia |
| baglior {m} | :: apocopic form of bagliore |
| bagliore {m} | :: glow |
| bagliore {m} | :: glare, dazzle |
| bagliore {m} | :: flash or ray (of light) |
| baglivo {m} | :: obsolete form of balivo |
| bagnabile {adj} | :: wettable |
| bagnabilità {f} | :: wettability |
| bagna cauda {f} | :: bagna cauda (dip made from anchovies, olive oil and garlic) |
| bagna càuda {f} | :: alternative spelling of bagna cauda |
| bagnante {v} | :: present participle of bagnare |
| bagnante {mf} | :: swimmer |
| bagnante {mf} | :: bather |
| bagnantesi {v} | :: present participle of bagnarsi |
| bagnare {vt} | :: to wet, soak or water something |
| bagnare {vt} | :: to flow through, wash or bathe somewhere |
| bagnare {vt} | :: to drink to, toast something or someone |
| bagnarola {f} | :: bathtub |
| bagnarola {f} | :: banger, wreck, jalopy (old car) |
| bagnarsi {v} | :: reflexive of bagnare |
| bagnarsi {vr} | :: to bathe |
| bagnarsi {vr} | :: to get wet, soaked or drenched |
| bagnarsi {vr} [chiefly of a baby] | :: to wet oneself |
| bagnasciuga {m} | :: foreshore |
| bagnasciuga {m} | :: water's edge |
| bagnato {adj} | :: wet, moist |
| bagnato {m} | :: damp ground or wet ground; wet |
| bagnatosi {v} | :: past participle of bagnarsi |
| bagnatura {f} | :: bathing |
| bagnatura {f} | :: wetting |
| bagnetto {m} | :: Little bath (for a baby) |
| bagnetto {m} | :: (in Piemonte) Any of several sauces made with parsley, tomato etc |
| bagnina {f} | :: lifeguard (female) |
| bagnina {f} | :: bathing attendant (female) |
| bagnino {m} | :: lifeguard (male) |
| bagnino {m} | :: bathing attendant (male) |
| bagno {m} | :: bath |
| bagno {m} | :: swim, bathe |
| bagno {m} | :: bathroom |
| bagno di sangue {m} | :: bloodbath |
| bagnolese {adj} | :: Of or from Bagnolo in Piano |
| bagnolese {adj} | :: Of or from Bagnoli |
| Bagnoli {prop} | :: A coastal district of Naples |
| bagnolo {m} | :: vessel in which quicklime and water are mixed to make slaked lime |
| Bagnolo in Piano {prop} | :: A small town in the Reggio Emilia province of Emilia-Romagna |
| bagnomaria {m} | :: bain-marie |
| Bagnoregio {prop} | :: A small town in the province of Viterbo in Lazio |
| bagnoschiuma {m} | :: bubble bath, foam bath |
| bagno turco {m} | :: Turkish bath |
| bagola {f} | :: (edible) berry |
| bagola {f} | :: chatter, gossip |
| bagolaro {m} | :: The nettle tree or hackberry (of genus Celtis) |
| bagolone {m} | :: chatterbox |
| bagolone {m} | :: braggart |
| bagordante {v} | :: present participle of bagordare |
| bagordare {vi} | :: To carouse |
| bagordo {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: merrymaking |
| bagula {f} | :: alternative form of bugola |
| bah {interj} | :: Indicates astonishment, resignation and despise; usually used after noticing or hearing something you don't like or you don't know what to think about, to avoid commenting or giving an answer to a question |
| bahaismo {m} | :: Bahá'í (religion) |
| Bahamas {prop} | :: Bahamas |
| bahamense {adj} | :: Bahamian |
| bahamense {mf} | :: Bahamian |
| bahiano {adj} | :: Bahian |
| Bahrain {prop} | :: Bahrain |
| bahreinita {adj} | :: Bahraini |
| baia {f} | :: bay (body of water) |
| Baia {prop} | :: Baiae |
| baiadera {f} | :: bayadere (all senses) |
| baicolo {m} | :: A type of biscuit from Venice |
| bailamme {m} | :: uproar, hullabaloo |
| baio {adj} | :: bay (horse colour) |
| baiocco {m} | :: dough (money) |
| baionetta {f} | :: bayonet |
| baionettata {f} | :: bayonet thrust or wound |
| baipassante {v} | :: present participle of baipassare |
| baipassare {v} | :: alternative form of bypassare |
| baironiano {adj} | :: alternative form of byroniano |
| baita {f} | :: refuge (hut in the mountains) |
| baito {m} | :: synonym of bivacco |
| Baiulo {prop} | :: given name |
| baiuvaro {adj} | :: Bavarian |
| Bajamonti {prop} | :: surname |
| Bajamonti {prop} | :: Antonio Bajamonti, Italian politician |
| Bajardi {prop} | :: surname |
| bajour {m} | :: shade |
| bakuniano {adj} | :: Relating to, characteristic of, or supporting Michail Bakunin |
| bakuniniano {adj} | :: alternative form of bakuniano |
| balì {m} | :: bailiff |
| balìa {f} | :: medieval spelling of balia |
| Balaclava {prop} | :: Balaklava |
| balalaica {f} | :: balalaika |
| balandra {f} [nautical] | :: bilander |
| balanino {m} | :: nut weevil (of family Curculionidae) |
| balanite {f} [pathology] | :: balanitis |
| balanopostite {f} [pathology] | :: balanoposthitis |
| balascio {m} [mineralogy] | :: balas (form of spinel) |
| balausta {f} | :: pomegranate flower |
| balausta {f} | :: pomegranate (fruit) |
| balaustra {f} | :: parapet |
| balaustra {f} | :: balustrade |
| balaustra {f} | :: rail |
| balaustrata {f} | :: parapet (with a balustrade on top of a wall, surmounted by a moulding) |
| balaustrino {m} | :: bow compass (pair of compasses connected with a metal spring) |
| balaustro {m} [architecture] | :: baluster, each of the pillars in a balustrade |
| balbettamento {m} | :: stuttering, stammering |
| balbettamento {m} | :: stutter, stammer |
| balbettante {v} | :: present participle of balbettare |
| balbettante {adj} | :: stuttering, stammering |
| balbettare {vit} | :: to stammer |
| balbettare {vit} | :: to babble [of a baby] |
| balbettio {m} | :: stammering |
| balbettio {m} | :: babbling |
| Balbi {prop} | :: surname |
| Balbina {prop} | :: given name |
| Balbino {prop} | :: given name |
| balbo {adj} | :: stammering |
| Balbo {prop} | :: surname |
| balbuzie {f} | :: stammer, stutter |
| balbuziente {adj} | :: stammering |
| balbuziente {adj} | :: mumbling |
| balbuziente {mf} | :: stammerer |
| balbuziente {mf} | :: mumbler |
| Balcani {prop} | :: The Balkans |
| balcanico {adj} | :: Balkan |
| balcanizzante {v} | :: present participle of balcanizzare |
| balcanizzare {vt} | :: to fragment, Balkanize |
| balcanizzazione {f} | :: Balkanization |
| balcano {adj} | :: Balkan |
| balconata {f} | :: balcony |
| balconata {f} | :: circle |
| balconata {f} | :: mezzanine |
| balconata {f} | :: dress circle |
| balconcino {m} | :: A small balcony |
| balcone {m} | :: balcony |
| Baldacca {prop} | :: Baghdad |
| baldacchino {m} | :: canopy |
| baldacchino {m} | :: baldaquin |
| baldamente {adv} | :: boldly, self-confidently |
| baldanza {f} | :: boldness, daring, self-confidence |
| baldanzosamente {adv} | :: self-confidently |
| baldanzosamente {adv} | :: audaciously, boldly |
| baldanzoso {adj} | :: self-confident |
| baldanzoso {adj} | :: audacious, bold |
| Baldassarre {prop} [Biblical character] | :: Balthazar |
| Baldassarre {prop} | :: given name |
| baldo {adj} | :: bold, self-confident |
| baldoria {f} | :: merrymaking, revelry, frolic, spree, binge, jag, riot |
| baldosa {f} | :: bandurria |
| Baldovino {prop} | :: given name |
| baldracca {f} | :: whore (mostly used as an insult) |
| baldracca {f} | :: prostitute, trollop, strumpet |
| Baleari {prop} | :: Balearic Islands |
| balearico {adj} | :: Balearic |
| balena {f} | :: whale |
| balenamento {m} | :: flashing |
| balenante {v} | :: present participle of balenare |
| balenare {vi} | :: to lighten |
| balenare {vi} | :: to flash |
| baleneria {f} | :: whaling |
| balengo {adj} | :: strange, bizarre (person) |
| baleniera {f} | :: whaler (whaling ship) |
| baleniere {m} | :: whaler |
| baleniero {adj} | :: whale or whaling (attributive) |
| balenio {m} | :: continuous flashing |
| balenio {m} | :: blaze |
| baleno {m} | :: flash |
| balenottera {f} | :: rorqual |
| balenottero {m} | :: whale calf (young whale) |
| balera {f} | :: dance hall (often outdoors) |
| balestra {f} | :: crossbow |
| balestra {f} | :: leaf spring |
| balestriera {f} | :: loophole |
| balestro {m} | :: Large crossbow |
| balestruccio {m} | :: housemartin |
| balia {f} | :: wet nurse |
| balia {f} | :: power, mercy |
| baliaggio {m} | :: alternative form of baliato |
| baliatico {m} | :: wet-nursing |
| baliato {m} | :: bailiwick |
| balilla {m} | :: a member of a Fascist paramilitary youth movement in the time of Benito Mussolini |
| balinese {adj} | :: Balinese |
| balinese {mf} | :: Balinese person |
| balinese {m} [singular only] | :: Balinese language |
| balipedio {m} [military] | :: experimental artillery range |
| balista {f} | :: ballista |
| balistica {f} | :: ballistics |
| balisticamente {adv} | :: ballistically |
| balistico {adj} | :: ballistic |
| balistite {f} | :: ballistite |
| balivo {m} | :: bailiff |
| balla {f} | :: a large bundle, torsello or bale |
| balla {f} | :: a falsehood, a lie |
| balla {f} [vulgar, especially in plural] | :: a testicle, bollock |
| Balla {prop} | :: surname |
| Balla {prop} | :: Giacomo Balla, Italian painter |
| ballabile {adj} | :: danceable |
| ballabile {m} | :: dance number (tune or song that can be danced to) |
| ballabilità {f} | :: danceability |
| ballante {v} | :: present participle of ballare |
| ballare {vi} | :: to dance |
| ballare {vi} | :: to fidget |
| ballare {vi} | :: to totter, wobble, shake |
| ballare {vt} | :: to dance or perform a particular dance |
| ballarella {f} | :: A type of dance (a form of saltarella) from around Pescara |
| ballata {f} | :: ballad |
| ballatoio {m} | :: gallery, landing, stoop (at top of stairs) |
| ballatoio {m} | :: perch, swing (for birds) |
| ballerina {f} | :: dancer, ballet dancer |
| ballerina {f} | :: pump [shoe] |
| ballerina {f} | :: wagtail |
| ballerina bianca {f} | :: white wagtail |
| ballerina gialla {f} | :: grey wagtail |
| ballerino {adj} | :: dancing |
| ballerino {adj} | :: unstable, fluctuating |
| ballerino {m} | :: dancer, ballet dancer (male) hoofer |
| balletto {m} | :: ballet |
| balletto {m} | :: ballet music |
| balletto {m} | :: dance troupe; corps de ballet |
| ballo {m} | :: a dance or ball |
| ballo in maschera {m} | :: masked ball |
| ballonzolante {v} | :: present participle of ballonzolare |
| ballonzolare {vi} | :: To skip or bounce along |
| ballota {f} | :: black horehound (Ballota nigra) |
| ballotta {f} [regional] | :: boiled chestnut |
| ballotta {f} | :: ballot [ball used for vote-casting] |
| ballotta {f} | :: shot, ball [ancient type of projectile] |
| ballottaggio {m} | :: runoff, second ballot |
| ballottata {f} | :: ballottade / ballotade |
| balma {f} | :: cavern |
| balneabile {adj} | :: Suitable, and safe, for bathing (of a beach etc) |
| balneabilità {f} | :: swimming permit |
| balneare {adj} | :: bathing (attributive) |
| balneazione {f} | :: bathing |
| balneoterapia {f} | :: balneotherapy |
| balneoterapico {adj} | :: balneotherapeutic |
| baloccamento {m} | :: dawdling |
| baloccante {v} | :: present participle of baloccare |
| baloccantesi {v} | :: present participle of baloccarsi |
| baloccare {vt} | :: To distract or amuse |
| baloccarsi {v} | :: reflexive of baloccare |
| baloccarsi {vr} | :: to amuse oneself |
| baloccarsi {vr} | :: to fritter away one's time |
| baloccatosi {v} | :: past participle of baloccarsi |
| balocco {m} | :: toy, plaything |
| balordaggine {f} | :: stupidity, foolishness |
| balordamente {adv} | :: foolishly, stupidly |
| balordo {adj} | :: silly, foolish |
| balordo {adj} | :: unreliable |
| balordone {m} | :: megrims, staggers |
| balossata {f} [Switzerland] | :: stupidity |
| balosso {adj} [Switzerland] | :: stupid, foolish, harebrained |
| Balotelli {prop} | :: surname |
| balsamario {m} | :: unguentarium |
| balsamico {adj} | :: balmy |
| balsamico {adj} | :: balsamic |
| balsamina {f} | :: garden balsam (plant), Impatiens balsamina |
| balsamina {f} [botany, by extension] | :: the genus Impatiens |
| balsamo {m} | :: balsam, salve |
| balsamo {m} | :: balm |
| balteo {m} | :: baldric |
| baltico {adj} | :: Baltic (sea etc, language group and people) |
| Baltico {prop} | :: Baltic (sea) |
| Baltimora {prop} | :: Baltimore |
| baltoslavo {adj} | :: Balto-Slavic |
| baluardo {m} | :: bulwark, rampart |
| baluba {mf} [regional, Northern Italy, pejorative] | :: baluba |
| baluci {mf} | :: Balochi (person, language) |
| baluci {adj} | :: Balochi (attributive) |
| baluginante {v} | :: present participle of baluginare |
| baluginare {vi} | :: To flicker |
| baluginio {m} | :: glimmer, flicker |
| balza {f} | :: crag |
| balza {f} | :: frill |
| balzacchiana {f} | :: alternative form of balzachiana |
| balzacchiano {adj} | :: alternative form of balzachiano |
| balzacchiano {m} | :: alternative form of balzachiano |
| balzachiana {f} | :: Balzacian (follower of Honoré de Balzac) |
| balzachiano {adj} | :: Balzacian (of or pertaining to Honoré de Balzac or his writings) |
| balzachiano {m} | :: Balzacian (follower of Honoré de Balzac) |
| balzanamente {adv} | :: queerly, oddly |
| balzano {adj} | :: (of a horse) Having white "socks" |
| balzano {adj} | :: queer, odd |
| balzante {v} | :: present participle of balzare |
| balzare {v} | :: to jump or leap |
| balzellante {v} | :: present participle of balzellare |
| balzellare {vi} | :: To skip or hop (along) |
| balzello {m} | :: impost (heavy tax) |
| balzelloni {adv} | :: skippingly, hoppingly |
| balzo {m} | :: leap, jump |
| balzo {m} | :: crag, cliff |
| bambù {m} | :: bamboo |
| bambù {m} [colloquial] | :: opium pipe |
| bambacione {m} | :: naive or ingenuous person |
| bambagia {f} | :: cotton wool |
| bambagino {adj} | :: cotton wool (attributive) |
| bambagiona {f} | :: Yorkshire fog (Holcus lanatus) |
| bambagioso {adj} | :: cotton wool (attributive) |
| bambagioso {adj} | :: fluffy |
| bambara {f} | :: A card game similar to primiera |
| bambara {f} | :: Bambara (language) |
| Bamberga {prop} | :: Bamberg |
| bambina {f} | :: Feminine of bambino |
| bambina {f} [colloquial] | :: babe |
| bambinaia {f} | :: nursemaid (for a child) |
| bambinaia {f} | :: nanny |
| bambinaio {m} | :: A man who looks after children (male nanny) |
| bambinata {f} | :: childishness (action or remark) |
| bambineggiante {v} | :: present participle of bambineggiare |
| bambineggiare {vi} | :: To be childish (in ones behaviour) |
| bambinello {m} | :: baby Jesus (in a Nativity scene etc) |
| bambinescamente {adv} | :: childishly |
| bambinesco {adj} | :: childish, puerile |
| bambino {m} | :: child, baby, toddler (of unspecified sex) |
| bambino {m} | :: (baby) boy, young boy |
| bambino {m} | :: Breed of short hairless cats |
| Bambino {prop} | :: The baby Jesus |
| Bambino Gesù {prop} | :: Christ child, baby Jesus, Jesus child |
| bambinone {m} | :: A big baby |
| bambinone {m} | :: mummy's boy |
| bambino soldato {m} | :: child soldier |
| bambocciante {m} [arts] | :: bambocciante |
| bambocciata {f} [arts] | :: A bambocciante painting |
| bamboccio {m} | :: A chubby child |
| bamboccio {m} | :: A rag doll |
| bamboccio {m} | :: A simpleton |
| Bamboccio {prop} | :: Nickname of Pieter van Laer |
| bambocciona {mf} | :: A single (unmarried) adult who lives with his/her parent(s) |
| bamboccione {m} [colloquial] | :: A bachelor who lives with his parents |
| bambola {f} | :: doll, dolly |
| bambola di pezza {f} | :: rag doll |
| bamboleggiamento {m} | :: childish behaviour |
| bamboleggiante {v} | :: present participle of bamboleggiare |
| bamboleggiare {vi} | :: To be childish |
| bambolificio {m} | :: doll factory |
| bambolina {f} | :: A small and pretty young woman |
| bambolona {f} | :: A beautiful and showy woman |
| bambolotto {m} | :: doll (male) |
| bambolotto {m} | :: chubby baby |
| bambusaia {f} | :: bamboo plantation |
| bamia {f} | :: okra (Abelmoschus esculentus), gumbo |
| banale {adj} | :: banal, cliché, trite |
| banale {adj} | :: (not important) trivial, unimportant, mere, ordinary, common |
| banale {adj} [of person] | :: dull, uninteresting |
| banalissimo {adj} | :: Very trivial, very banal |
| banalissimo {adj} | :: Very common, very ordinary |
| banalità {f} | :: banality, triteness |
| banalità {f} | :: truism |
| banalizzante {v} | :: present participle of banalizzare |
| banalizzare {vt} | :: to trivialize |
| banalizzazione {f} | :: trivialization |
| banalmente {adv} | :: trivially, banally |
| banana {f} | :: banana (fruit) |
| banana {m} | :: banana (color) |
| banana {adj} | :: banana |
| bananeto {m} | :: banana plantation |
| bananicoltore {m} | :: banana farmer |
| bananicoltura {f} | :: banana farming |
| bananiera {f} [nautical] | :: banana boat |
| banano {m} | :: banana (plant) |
| banato {m} | :: banate |
| Banato {prop} [geography] | :: Banat |
| banca {f} | :: bank (financial institution) |
| bancabile {adj} | :: bankable |
| bancabilità {f} | :: bankability |
| Banca Centrale Europea {prop} | :: European Central Bank |
| banca d'affari {f} | :: merchant bank |
| banca dati {f} [computing] | :: database |
| banca di investimento {f} | :: investment bank |
| bancale {m} | :: A long bench with a back |
| bancale {m} | :: pallet |
| bancale {m} | :: ramp (used for loading and unloading) |
| bancante {v} | :: present participle of bancare |
| bancare {vt} | :: To deposit cash in a bank (over the counter) |
| bancare {vt} | :: To lay a bet |
| bancare {vi} | :: To give odds (of) |
| bancarella {f} | :: stall, stand (in a market etc) |
| bancarellista {mf} | :: stallholder (market trader) |
| bancaria {f} | :: Bank employee (female) |
| bancario {adj} | :: bank (attributive) |
| bancario {m} | :: bank employee |
| bancarotta {f} | :: bankruptcy |
| bancarottiere {m} | :: bankrupt (person) |
| bancassicurazione {f} | :: insurance from a bank |
| banchettante {v} | :: present participle of banchettare |
| banchettare {vi} | :: To feast |
| banchetto {m} | :: feast, banquet |
| banchiere {m} | :: banker (all senses) |
| banchiero {m} | :: alternative form of banchiere |
| banchina {f} | :: quay, wharf |
| banchina {f} | :: footpath |
| banchisa {f} | :: ice pack |
| banchisa {f} | :: pack ice (in polar waters) |
| banco {m} | :: desk |
| banco {m} | :: counter (in a bank etc) |
| banco {m} | :: bench |
| banco {m} | :: stall (selling goods) |
| banco {m} | :: dock (in a court) |
| banco {m} | :: shoal (of fish) |
| Banco {prop} | :: Banquo |
| banco alimentare {m} | :: food bank |
| bancocrazia {f} [colloquial] | :: bankocracy |
| banco di sabbia {m} | :: A shoal, sandbank or sandbar creating a shallow |
| bancogiro {m} | :: credit transfer |
| bancogiro {m} [banking] | :: A transfer of funds between banks |
| bancomat {m} | :: ATM |
| bancomat {m} | :: The magnetic card used to access an ATM |
| bancone {m} | :: counter (flat surface in a shop etc) |
| banconiere {m} | :: barman, barista |
| banconiere {m} | :: shop assistant |
| banconista {mf} | :: barman, barista |
| banconista {mf} | :: shop assistant |
| banconota {f} | :: banknote |
| Bancopoli {prop} | :: A banking scandal that occurred in Italy in 2005–2006 |
| bancoposta {m} | :: post office bank |
| banda {f} | :: side |
| banda {f} | :: tape or strip |
| banda {f} [heraldry] | :: bend |
| banda {f} | :: band (in all senses) |
| banda {f} | :: gang or group |
| banda larga {f} | :: broadband |
| bandana {f} | :: bandana |
| bandato {adj} | :: banded |
| bandato {adj} [heraldry] | :: bendy |
| bandeggiamento {m} [genetics] | :: band (of a differentially stained chromosome) |
| bandeggio {m} [genetics] | :: banding (differential staining of chromosomes) |
| bandella {f} | :: strap |
| bandella {f} | :: flap |
| bandella {f} | :: hinge (of a door) |
| Bandello {prop} | :: surname |
| Bandello {prop} | :: Matteo Bandello, Italian writer |
| bandente {v} | :: present participle of bandire |
| banderuola {f} | :: weathercock, weathervane |
| banderuola {f} [nautical] | :: pennant |
| banderuola {f} | :: turncoat, traitor, about-face |
| bandiera {f} | :: flag |
| bandiera in derno {f} | :: distress flag |
| bandieraio {m} | :: flag maker |
| bandierina {f} | :: Small flag for signalling |
| bandierina {f} | :: corner flag (Football) |
| bandinella {f} | :: roller towel |
| bandire {v} | :: to announce |
| bandire {v} | :: to ban |
| bandire {v} | :: to banish |
| bandire {v} | :: to dispense |
| bandista {m} | :: bandsman |
| bandista {f} | :: bandswoman |
| bandistico {adj} | :: band (attributive, of a marching band) |
| bandita {f} | :: reserve, area in which hunting, fishing, pasturing, or similar is legally prohibited |
| banditescamente {adv} | :: criminally, in the manner of a bandit |
| banditesco {adj} | :: bandit (attributive) |
| banditesco {adj} | :: criminal |
| banditismo {m} | :: brigandage, banditry |
| bandito {m} | :: bandit, outlaw |
| banditore {m} | :: auctioneer |
| banditrice {f} | :: auctioneer (female) |
| bando {m} | :: announcement, notice, call |
| bando {m} | :: banishment |
| bando {m} | :: ban |
| bandoliera {f} | :: bandoleer |
| bandolo {m} | :: end (of a skein) |
| bandolo {m} | :: key (of a problem) |
| bandone {m} | :: sheet metal |
| bandone {m} | :: roller blind |
| bandoneonista {m} [music] | :: bandoneon player |
| bangio {m} [musical instruments] | :: banjo |
| Bangkok {prop} | :: Bangkok (capital of Thailand) |
| bangladese {mf} | :: Bangladeshi |
| bangladese {adj} | :: Bangladeshi |
| Bangladesh {prop} | :: Bangladesh |
| bang sonico {m} | :: sonic boom |
| banjar {f} | :: Banjar (language) |
| banjo {m} [musical instruments] | :: banjo |
| bannalità {f} | :: due that peasants owed their lords in France until the 18th century |
| bannante {v} | :: present participle of bannare |
| bannare {vt} [Internet] | :: To ban (an abusive user) |
| bano {m} | :: ban (title used in eastern Europe) |
| bansigo {m} [nautical] | :: bosun's chair |
| bantu {adj} | :: Bantu |
| bantu {mf} | :: Bantu |
| baobab {m} | :: baobab (tree) |
| bar {m} | :: bar (place serving drinks) |
| bar {m} | :: café |
| bara {f} | :: coffin |
| barabba {m} | :: rogue, scoundrel |
| Barabba {prop} [Christianity] | :: Barabbas |
| baracane {m} | :: alternative form of barracano |
| baracca {f} | :: hut |
| baracca {f} | :: hovel |
| baracca {f} | :: junk (piece of rubbish) |
| Baracca {prop} | :: surname |
| Baracca {prop} | :: Francesco Baracca, Italian military aviator |
| baraccamento {m} | :: encampment, camp (military) |
| baraccante {v} | :: present participle of baraccare |
| baraccare {vi} | :: To revel |
| baraccare {vt} | :: To accommodate in shed, huts etc |
| baraccato {adj} | :: That lives in a shanty town, squatter camp or temporary housing |
| baraccato {m} | :: A person who lives in a shanty town etc |
| baracchino {m} | :: hut (in the mountains, used by the military) |
| baracchino {m} | :: kiosk or stall |
| baracchino {m} | :: CB radio (set) |
| baraccone {m} | :: booth or stall (at a fair) |
| baraccone {m} | :: caravan (for circus people) |
| baracconista {mf} | :: Owner of a booth at a fair |
| baraccopoli {f} | :: A shantytown, a slum |
| baraggia {f} | :: moorland of Piedmont |
| barante {v} | :: present participle of barare |
| baraonda {f} | :: chaos |
| barare {vi} | :: to cheat |
| barasinga {m} | :: barasingha |
| baratro {m} | :: precipice, chasm, abyss |
| barattante {v} | :: present participle of barattare |
| barattare {vt} | :: to barter (for) |
| barattare {vt} | :: to swap (for) |
| barattato {adj} | :: bartered |
| barattato {adj} | :: swapped, exchanged |
| barattazione {f} | :: barter, swap |
| baratteria {f} | :: fraud, deception |
| barattiere {m} | :: swindler |
| barattiere {m} | :: embezzler |
| baratto {m} | :: barter |
| baratto {m} | :: exchange |
| baratto {m} | :: swap |
| barattolino {m} | :: Little jar |
| barattolo {m} | :: pot, jar |
| barattolo {m} | :: can, tin |
| barba {f} | :: beard |
| barba {f} [botany] | :: root, rootlet |
| barba {f} [zoology] | :: barb |
| barba {f} [colloquial] | :: bore, drag, yawn |
| barba {m} [Northern Italy, Switzerland] | :: uncle |
| barbabietola {f} | :: beetroot |
| barbabietola {f} | :: beet |
| barbabietola da zucchero {f} | :: sugar beet |
| barbablù {m} | :: monster, ogre |
| Barbablù {prop} | :: Bluebeard |
| barbacane {m} | :: barbican |
| barbacane {m} | :: buttress |
| barbadiano {adj} | :: Barbadian |
| barba di due giorni {m} | :: stubble (short, coarse hair on the face) |
| barbadoregno {adj} | :: Barbadian |
| Barbados {prop} | :: Barbados |
| barbaforte {m} | :: horseradish (Plant Armoracia rusticana) |
| barbagianni {m} | :: barn owl |
| barbagliare {v} | :: To sparkle, shine |
| barbaglio {m} | :: dazzle, dazzling |
| barbaglio {m} | :: flashing |
| Barbanera {prop} | :: Blackbeard |
| barbara {f} | :: barbarian (female) |
| Barbara {prop} | :: given name, cognate to Barbara |
| barbaramente {adv} | :: barbarically, barbarously |
| barbaramente {adv} | :: cruelly |
| barbaresco {adj} | :: Berber |
| barbaresco {adj} | :: barbaric |
| barbaresco {m} | :: The Berber race or language |
| Barbaresco {m} | :: A strong red wine made in Piedmont from Nebbiolo grapes |
| barbaricamente {adv} | :: barbarically |
| Barbariccia {prop} | :: A fictional devil in the Divine Comedy |
| barbaricino {adj} | :: Of or relating to the Barbagia, a mountain area of inner Sardinia |
| barbarico {adj} | :: barbarian |
| barbarico {adj} | :: barbaric |
| barbarie {f} | :: barbarism |
| barbarie {f} | :: barbarity |
| Barbarigo {prop} | :: surname |
| Barbarigo {prop} | :: A noble family of Venice |
| barbarismo {m} | :: barbarism |
| barbarità {f} | :: cruelty |
| barbarizzante {v} | :: present participle of barbarizzare |
| barbarizzare {vt} | :: to barbarize |
| barbarizzazione {f} | :: barbarisation |
| barbaro {adj} | :: barbaric, barbarous |
| barbaro {adj} | :: barbarian |
| barbaro {adj} | :: appalling |
| barbaro {m} | :: barbarian |
| barbarossiano {adj} | :: Relating to Federico Barbarossa |
| barbasso {m} | :: great mullein / common mullein (Verbascum thapsus) |
| barbassoro {m} | :: vavasour |
| barbassoro {m} | :: bigwig |
| barbata {f} | :: all the roots of a plant |
| barbata {f} | :: shoot or cutting of a vine |
| barbatella {f} | :: shoot or cutting of a vine |
| barbato {adj} [botany] | :: barbate |
| barbatrucco {m} | :: trick (an ingenious method for solving a problem) |
| barbazzale {m} | :: curb chain, curb strap |
| barbazzale {m} | :: wattle (of a goat) |
| barbera {m} | :: A grape variety from Piedmont |
| barbera {m} | :: A dry red wine made from these grapes |
| Barberia {prop} | :: Barbary |
| Barberini {prop} | :: surname |
| Barberini {prop} | :: A noble family from Rome |
| barbetismo {m} | :: barbetism |
| barbetta {f} | :: painter (rope) |
| barbicamento {m} | :: rooting |
| barbicante {v} | :: present participle of barbicare |
| barbicare {vi} | :: To put forth roots |
| barbicare {vi} | :: To take root |
| barbicazione {f} | :: rooting |
| barbiere {m} | :: barber |
| barbieria {f} | :: barbershop, barber's |
| barbificante {v} | :: present participle of barbificare |
| barbificare {vi} | :: to take root |
| barbiglio {m} | :: barb |
| barbiglio {m} | :: barbel |
| barbiglio {m} | :: wattle |
| barbino {adj} | :: poor, ghastly |
| barbio {m} | :: barbel (fish) |
| barbito {m} [musical instruments] | :: barbitos |
| barbitonsore {m} | :: barber |
| barbiturico {adj} | :: barbituric |
| barbiturico {m} [organic chemistry, pharmacology] | :: barbiturate |
| barbiturismo {m} | :: barbiturate poisoning |
| barbo {m} | :: barbel (freshwater fish of the family Cyprinidae) |
| barbogio {adj} | :: senile |
| barbogio {adj} | :: decrepit |
| barbogio {adj} | :: bonkers |
| barbona {f} | :: female vagrant |
| barboncino {m} | :: poodle |
| barboncino {m} | :: French poodle |
| barbone {m} | :: augmentative of barba |
| barbone {m} [by extension] | :: vagrant |
| barbone {m} [zoology] | :: poodle |
| barbosamente {adv} | :: boringly |
| barboso {adj} [colloquial] | :: boring |
| barbottina {f} | :: slip (liquid clay) |
| barbudano {adj} | :: Barbudan |
| barbudo {n} | :: A supporter of Fidel Castro |
| barbugliamento {m} | :: mumbling, spluttering |
| barbugliante {v} | :: present participle of barbugliare |
| barbugliare {vi} | :: to mumble |
| barbugliare {vi} | :: to splutter |
| barbuglione {m} | :: mumbler |
| barbuglione {m} | :: splutterer |
| barbuto {adj} | :: bearded |
| barca {f} | :: boat |
| barca a motore {f} | :: motorboat |
| barca a remi {f} | :: rowboat, rowing boat |
| barca a vela {f} | :: sailboat, sailing boat |
| barcaccia {f} | :: tub (poor quality boat) |
| barcaccia {f} | :: box (in a theatre) |
| barcaccia {f} [nautical] | :: longboat |
| Barcaccia {prop} | :: surname |
| barca da pesca {f} | :: fishing boat |
| barcaiolo {m} | :: boatman |
| barcaiuolo {m} | :: alternative spelling of barcaiolo |
| barcamenante {v} | :: present participle of barcamenarsi |
| barcamenantesi {v} | :: present participle of barcamenarsi |
| barcamenarsi {vr} | :: to get by, manage [in a difficult situation] |
| barcamenatosi {v} | :: past participle of barcamenarsi |
| barcana {f} [geology] | :: barchan, barkhan |
| barcareccio {m} [nautical] | :: fleet (of small boats) |
| barcarizzo {m} [nautical] | :: accommodation ladder |
| barcarola {f} | :: barcarole |
| barcarolo {m} [regional] | :: alternative spelling of barcaiolo |
| barcaruolo {m} | :: alternative form of barcaiolo |
| barcata {f} | :: boatful |
| barcata {f} | :: loads, pile |
| Barcellona {prop} | :: Barcelona |
| barcellonese {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Barcelona |
| barcellonese {mf} | :: Native or inhabitant of Barcelona |
| barchessa {f} | :: A type of barn for the storage of grain |
| barchessa {f} | :: An outbuilding on a farm |
| barcheta {f} [nautical] | :: A larger type of gondola with no decoration, driven by two rowers, used for passenger transport |
| barchetta {f} | :: Little boat |
| barchetta {f} | :: Toy boat |
| barchetta {f} | :: Small plastic container (for fast food etc) |
| barchetta {f} [nautical] | :: A simple gondola used as a ferry |
| barchetto {m} | :: Small boat |
| barchino {m} | :: a small, flat-bottomed rowing boat, rather like a punt, used especially for hunting in marshes |
| barcollamento {m} | :: staggering, swaying, tottering |
| barcollante {v} | :: present participle of barcollare |
| barcollare {vi} | :: To stagger or totter |
| barcollio {m} | :: staggering |
| barcollio {m} | :: tottering |
| barcolloni {adv} | :: staggeringly |
| barcone {m} | :: barge, lighter, scow |
| barcone {m} | :: pontoon |
| bardante {v} | :: present participle of bardare |
| bardantesi {v} | :: present participle of bardarsi |
| bardare {vt} | :: to harness |
| bardare {vt} | :: to dress up |
| bardarsi {v} | :: reflexive of bardare |
| bardarsi {vr} | :: to dress up |
| bardassa {mf} | :: Young prostitute (of either sex) |
| bardassa {mf} | :: brat, kid (of either sex) |
| bardatosi {v} | :: past participle of bardarsi |
| bardatura {f} | :: harness (for a horse) |
| bardatura {f} | :: finery |
| bardella {f} | :: A type of wooden saddle |
| bardiglio {m} | :: A form of marble |
| bardo {m} | :: bard |
| bardolino {m} | :: Bardolino (wine) |
| Bardolino {prop} | :: Bardolino (the town) |
| Bardolino {m} | :: Bardolino (the wine) |
| bardosso {adv} | :: Only used in the term a bardosso |
| bardotto {m} | :: hinny (hybrid of a male horse and a female donkey) |
| bardotto {m} | :: errand boy |
| bardotto {m} | :: apprentice |
| barella {f} | :: stretcher (for the injured) |
| barellante {v} | :: present participle of barellare |
| barellante {mf} | :: stretcher-bearer |
| barellare {vt} | :: To bear (a person) on a stretcher |
| barellare {vt} | :: To carry (material) in a barrow |
| barellare {vi} | :: To stagger, sway or totter |
| barellata {f} | :: barrowful, barrowload |
| barellato {adj} | :: carried on a stretcher |
| barellato {m} | :: Person carried on a stretcher |
| barelliera {f} | :: stretcher-bearer (female) |
| barelliere {m} | :: stretcher-bearer |
| barena {f} | :: bank, sandbank |
| barenatrice {f} | :: boring machine |
| barenatura {f} | :: boring |
| bareno {m} | :: boring bar |
| baresano {adj} | :: synonym of barese |
| barese {mf} | :: A native or inhabitant of Bari |
| barese {adj} | :: Of or relating to Bari or the Bari people |
| bargello {m} | :: police or military chief |
| bargello {m} | :: police or military headquarters |
| bargiglio {m} | :: wattle (of a bird) |
| bari- {prefix} | :: bary- (forms terms relating to weight) |
| Bari {prop} | :: Bari (province) |
| Bari {prop} | :: Bari (town) |
| Bari {prop} | :: The letter B in the Italian phonetic alphabet |
| bariatrico {adj} [pathology] | :: bariatric |
| baricentrico {adj} | :: barycentric |
| baricentro {m} [physics] | :: centre of gravity, centre of mass, barycenter / barycentre |
| barico {adj} | :: pressure (attributive) |
| barico {adj} | :: weight (attributive) |
| barico {adj} [chemistry] | :: baric |
| bariglione {m} | :: a large barrel used to preserve pickled fish |
| barilaio {m} | :: cooper |
| barile {m} | :: barrel |
| barile {m} | :: cask |
| bariletto {m} | :: keg (small barrel) |
| Barillaro {prop} | :: surname |
| barilotto {m} | :: A tub of lard (fat person) |
| barilotto {m} | :: bullseye (in target shooting or archery) |
| barimetria {f} | :: barymetry (calculation of the size and weight of animals) |
| bario {m} [chemistry] | :: barium |
| bariogenesi {f} [physics, astronomy] | :: baryogenesis |
| barione {m} [physics] | :: baryon |
| barionico {adj} | :: baryon (attributive) |
| barisfera {f} | :: barysphere |
| barisferico {adj} | :: baryspheric |
| barista {mf} | :: barman [male], barmaid [female], bartender [North American], barista |
| baritina {f} [mineralogy] | :: barytes, barite |
| baritonale {adj} | :: baritone (attributive) |
| baritono {m} | :: baritone (all senses) |
| Barletta {prop} | :: A small town in the province of Barletta-Andria-Trani in Puglia |
| Barletta-Andria-Trani {prop} | :: A province in Puglia that includes the three towns of Barletta, Andria and Trani |
| barlume {m} | :: glimmer (all senses) |
| barma {f} | :: cavern or rock shelter |
| Barnaba {prop} [Biblical character] | :: Barnabas |
| Barnaba {prop} | :: given name |
| barnabita {m} | :: Barnabite (member of the religious order of St Barnabas) |
| barnabotto {m} | :: Any of a group of impoverished noblemen who lived around the Campo San Barnaba in Venice in the latter days of the Venetian Republic |
| Barni {prop} | :: A village in the province of Como in Lombardy |
| baro- {prefix} | :: baro- |
| baro {m} | :: cardsharp |
| baro {m} | :: cheat |
| baroccamente {adv} | :: baroquely |
| baroccheggiante {adj} | :: typical of the baroque style |
| barocchetto {m} | :: rococo (style) |
| barocchismo {m} | :: A tendency to favour/use the baroque style |
| barocchizzato {adj} | :: In Baroque style |
| barocciaio {m} | :: carter, waggoner, carman |
| baroccio {m} | :: cart |
| baroccio {m} | :: cartload |
| barocco {adj} | :: baroque |
| barocco {m} | :: baroque or Baroque |
| baroccume {m} | :: Lesser or second-rate baroque (style) |
| barocettore {m} [anatomy] | :: baroceptor, pressoreceptor |
| barociclonometro {m} | :: barocyclonometer |
| Baroffio {prop} | :: surname |
| barografico {adj} | :: barographic |
| barografo {m} | :: barograph |
| barogramma {m} | :: barogram |
| barolo {m} | :: alternative form of Barolo (wine) |
| Barolo {prop} | :: A town in the province of Cuneo in Piedmont |
| Barolo {m} | :: A full-bodied red wine made in this region with nebbiolo grapes |
| barometria {f} | :: barometry |
| barometrico {adj} | :: barometric |
| barometro {m} [meteorology] | :: barometer |
| baronaggio {m} | :: Variant of baronia |
| baronale {adj} | :: baronial |
| baronata {f} | :: roguery, knavery |
| baronato {m} | :: Variant of baronia |
| barone {m} | :: baron |
| barone {m} [colloquial] | :: top brass (especially in plural) |
| baronescamente {adv} | :: baronially |
| baronesco {adj} | :: baronial |
| baronessa {f} | :: baroness |
| baronetto {m} | :: baronet |
| baronia {f} | :: barony |
| baronia {f} | :: baronage |
| baropatia {f} | :: baropathy |
| baroscopico {adj} | :: baroscopic |
| baroscopio {m} | :: baroscope |
| barotermografo {m} | :: barothermograph |
| Barozzi {prop} | :: surname |
| Barozzi {prop} | :: An aristocratic family from Venice |
| barré {adj} [music] | :: barred (having the fingers placed across several strings of an instrument) |
| barra {f} | :: rod, bar |
| barra {f} | :: helm, tiller |
| barra {f} | :: stroke, slash ('/' symbol) |
| barra {f} | :: tray (computer) |
| barracano {m} | :: burnous |
| Barracco {prop} | :: surname |
| barracellare {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the barracello |
| barracello {m} | :: A private police force in rural Sardinia |
| barracuda {m} | :: barracuda |
| barra degli strumenti {f} [graphical user interface] | :: toolbar |
| barra di controllo {f} | :: stick (control column) |
| barra inversa {f} | :: backlash |
| barramina {f} | :: drill bit |
| barrante {v} | :: present participle of barrare |
| barrare {vt} | :: to cross out or strike through |
| barrato {adj} | :: crossed out, struck through |
| barrente {v} | :: present participle of barrire |
| barretta {f} | :: diminutive of barra |
| barretta {f} | :: small bar [of chocolate, etc.] |
| barricadiero {adj} | :: revolutionary |
| barricante {v} | :: present participle of barricare |
| barricare {vt} | :: To barricade |
| barricata {f} | :: barricade |
| barriera {f} | :: barrier, turnpike |
| barriera {f} | :: reef |
| barriera {f} | :: wall |
| barriera {f} | :: tollgate, tollroad, toll bridge |
| barriera acustica {f} | :: sound barrier (structure) |
| barriera antirumore {f} | :: sound barrier (structure) |
| barriera corallina {f} | :: coral reef |
| barriera del suono {f} [physics] | :: sound barrier |
| barriera pagamento pedaggio {n} | :: tollgate, tollroad, toll bridge |
| barriera pagamento pedaggio {n} | :: A barrier across a toll road or toll bridge that is lifted when the toll is paid |
| barriera pagamento pedaggio {n} | :: A gate or bar set across a road to stop carriages, animals, and sometimes people, until a toll is paid; a tollgate |
| barrique {f} | :: an oak barrel, of about 200 litre capacity, for storing wine |
| barrire {vi} | :: To trumpet (like an elephant) |
| barrito {m} | :: trumpet, trumpeting (call of an elephant) |
| barrocciaio {m} | :: carter, waggoner, carman |
| barrocciata {f} | :: cartload |
| barroccino {m} | :: gig |
| barroccino {m} | :: handcart |
| barroccio {m} | :: cart |
| Barsanti {prop} | :: surname |
| Barsanti {prop} | :: Eugenio Barsanti, Italian inventor |
| Barsimeo {prop} | :: given name |
| bar-tabaccheria {m} | :: A bar or coffee bar that also sells tobacco, stamps etc |
| Bartoli {prop} | :: surname |
| Bartolomeo {prop} | :: Bartholomew [biblical character] |
| Bartolomeo {prop} | :: given name |
| baràtro {m} | :: medieval spelling of baratro |
| Baruc {prop} | :: Baruch |
| baruffa {f} | :: scuffle, brawl, tiff |
| baruffante {v} | :: present participle of baruffare |
| baruffare {vi} | :: to brawl |
| baruffare {vi} | :: to quarrel, squabble |
| barulla {f} | :: A temporary support used in the construction of a brick arch |
| barzelletta {f} | :: joke (funny story) |
| Barzini {prop} | :: surname |
| barzoi {m} | :: borzoi |
| barzotto {adj} [dialectal] | :: alternative form of bazzotto |
| barzotto {adj} [slang, vulgar, of a penis] | :: Partly erect |
| Basadonna {prop} | :: surname |
| basagliano {adj} | :: Basaglian (of or pertaining to Franco Basaglia) |
| basale {adj} | :: basal (all senses) |
| basalmente {adv} | :: basally |
| basaltico {adj} | :: basaltic |
| basalto {m} [mineralogy] | :: basalt |
| basamento {m} | :: base (of a structure) |
| basamento {m} | :: bed, base plate |
| basamento {m} [geology] | :: bedrock |
| basante {v} | :: present participle of basare |
| basantesi {v} | :: present participle of basarsi |
| basare {vt} | :: to base, ground, found |
| basarsi {v} | :: reflexive of basare |
| basarsi {vr} | :: to be based or founded on |
| basarsi {vr} | :: to base oneself on |
| basarsi {vr} | :: to rely |
| basarsi {vr} | :: to depend |
| basarsi su {v} | :: to rely on |
| basatosi {v} | :: past participle of basarsi |
| bas-bleu {f} | :: bluestocking |
| basca {f} | :: Basque (female) |
| baschina {f} | :: basque (garment) |
| baschiro {adj} | :: Bashkir |
| baschiro {m} | :: Bashkir (person; in plural, the people) |
| baschiro {prop} | :: The Bashkir language |
| basciante {v} | :: present participle of basciare |
| basciare {v} | :: obsolete form of baciare |
| basco {adj} | :: Basque |
| basco {m} | :: Basque (person, male) |
| basco {m} | :: beret |
| basco {m} [singular only] | :: Basque (language) |
| bascula {f} | :: weighbridge |
| basculante {v} | :: present participle of basculare |
| basculante {adj} | :: horizontally pivoted |
| basculare {v} | :: To tilt |
| basculla {f} | :: bascule |
| base {f} | :: base |
| base {f} | :: basis |
| base aerea {m} | :: airbase |
| base aerea {m} | :: A military airport, providing housing and support for aircraft and personnel |
| baseball {m} | :: baseball |
| basente {v} | :: present participle of basire |
| Basento {prop} | :: A river that flows in Basilicata |
| basetta {f} [usually, in the plural] | :: sideburns, sideboard |
| basettino {m} | :: bearded tit or reedling |
| basettone {m} | :: muttonchops (long side-whiskers) |
| basic {m} [computing] | :: BASIC |
| BASIC {m} [computing] | :: BASIC |
| basicamente {adv} | :: basically, fundamentally |
| basicità {f} | :: basicity |
| basico {adj} | :: basic (all senses) |
| basico {adj} | :: fundamental |
| basico {adj} | :: base, low (language etc) |
| basidiomicete {m} | :: basidiomycete |
| basidiospora {f} [botany] | :: basidiospore |
| basifilo {adj} [botany] | :: basophilic |
| basilare {adj} | :: basic, fundamental |
| basilarità {f} | :: fundamentality |
| Basilea {prop} | :: Basel |
| basilese {adj} | :: of or from Basel |
| basilese {mf} | :: Basler |
| basiliano {adj} | :: Basilian |
| basilica {f} | :: basilica |
| basilica {f} | :: church |
| basilicale {adj} | :: basilica (attributive) |
| basilico {m} | :: basil (the herb) |
| Basilio {prop} | :: given name, cognate to English Basil |
| basilisco {m} | :: basilisk, a mythical snake-like dragon |
| basilisco {m} | :: basilisk, a lizard of the genus Basiliscus |
| Basiluzzo {prop} | :: One of the Lipari Islands, in the Tyrrhenian Sea |
| basire {vi} | :: to swoon, faint |
| basire {vi} | :: to be astonished, flabbergasted, gobsmacked |
| basista {mf} | :: insider, accomplice |
| basito {adj} | :: stunned, stupefied, shocked |
| basket {m} | :: basketball |
| Basodino {prop} | :: A mountain in Ticino on the border with Italy |
| basofilia {f} | :: basophilia |
| basofilo {adj} | :: basophilic |
| basofobia {f} | :: basophobia (fear of having a fall whilst walking) |
| basolo {m} | :: A slab of rock or stone used for road surfacing |
| bassa {f} | :: plain, lowlands |
| bassacorte {f} | :: poultry-yard |
| bassamente {adv} | :: basely, vilely |
| bassanese {adj} | :: Of or from Bassano del Grappa |
| bassanese {mf} | :: Native or inhabitant of Bassano del Grappa |
| Bassano del Grappa {prop} | :: A town near Vicenza in the Veneto |
| bassante {v} | :: present participle of bassare |
| bassare {v} | :: to lower |
| bassarisco {m} [zoology] | :: A component of the Bassariscus taxonomic genus |
| Bassa Sassonia {prop} | :: Lower Saxony |
| bassetta {f} | :: An early card game that used only low-value cards |
| bassetto {m} [colloquial] | :: shrimp (small person) |
| bassetto {m} [musical instruments] | :: basset horn (properly corno di bassetto) |
| bassezza {f} | :: shallowness, lowness, shortness |
| bassezza {f} | :: baseness |
| bassezza {f} | :: base action |
| Bassi {prop} | :: surname |
| Bassiano {prop} | :: given name |
| bassilico {m} | :: alternative form of basilico |
| bassissimo {adj} | :: Very low |
| bassissimo {adj} | :: Very short (in height) |
| bassissimo {adj} | :: Very narrow or thin |
| bassissimo {adj} [of water] | :: Very shallow |
| bassissimo {adj} [of light] | :: Very faint |
| bassissimo {adj} [of position] | :: Very low, lower, lowered |
| bassissimo {adj} [figuratively] | :: Very base |
| bassista {mf} [music] | :: bassist (person who plays the bass) |
| basso {adj} | :: low |
| basso {adj} | :: short (in height) |
| basso {adj} | :: narrow, thin |
| basso {adj} [of water] | :: shallow |
| basso {adj} [of light] | :: faint |
| basso {adj} [of position] | :: low, lower, lowered |
| basso {adj} [figuratively] | :: base |
| basso {adv} | :: low |
| basso {m} | :: bottom, lower part |
| basso {m} [music] | :: bass (all senses); bass guitar |
| basso {m} [music] | :: basso |
| Basso {prop} | :: surname |
| bassobollente {adj} | :: low(er) boiling point (attributive) |
| bassofondente {adj} | :: low-melting, fusible (alloy, glass, etc) |
| bassofondo {m} | :: shallow, shoal |
| bassofondo {m} | :: slum |
| bassofondo {m} | :: A seedy part of a city |
| bassofondo {m} | :: hollow (in a mechanical part) |
| bassopiano {m} | :: low-lying plane |
| bassorilievo {m} [sculpture] | :: low relief or bas relief |
| bassotto {m} | :: dachshund, sausage dog |
| bassotto {adj} | :: squat |
| bassotuba {m} [musical instruments] | :: tuba |
| bassoventre {m} | :: The lower abdomen |
| bassoventre {m} [colloquial] | :: The genitals |
| basta {interj} | :: enough! |
| basta che {conj} | :: synonym of purché |
| bastagio {m} | :: porter (person who carries luggage) |
| bastante {v} | :: present participle of bastare |
| bastante {adj} | :: sufficient |
| bastantemente {adv} | :: sufficiently |
| bastarda {f} | :: bastard (female) |
| bastardaggine {f} | :: bastardy, illegitimacy |
| bastardata {f} | :: dirty trick |
| bastardella {f} | :: A type of bowl-shaped serving dish with handles |
| bastardina {f} | :: (female) mongrel, pooch |
| bastardino {m} | :: mongrel, pooch |
| bastardo {adj} | :: bastard |
| bastardo {m} | :: bastard (male) |
| bastare {vi} | :: to be enough |
| bastare {vi} | :: to be able |
| bastare {vi} | :: to last; to keep |
| bastare {vi} [impersonal] | :: to suffice |
| bastaso {m} [regional, Northern Italy] | :: alternative form of bastagio |
| bastente {v} | :: present participle of bastire |
| basterna {f} | :: kind of cart used by Romans |
| basterna {f} [literary] | :: any kind of cart |
| bastevole {adj} | :: sufficient, enough |
| bastevolmente {adv} | :: enough, sufficiently |
| bastia {f} | :: bastion (small fort surrounded by a moat and/or embankment) |
| bastian {m} | :: Used only in the term bastian contrario |
| bastian contrario {m} | :: A person who contradicts for no reason |
| Bastiglia {prop} | :: Bastille |
| bastimento {m} | :: ship, vessel |
| bastingaggio {m} [nautical] | :: bulwark |
| bastionante {v} | :: present participle of bastionare |
| bastionare {vt} | :: To rampart |
| bastionata {f} | :: ramparts |
| bastionata {f} | :: fortification |
| bastionato {adj} | :: bastioned |
| bastione {m} | :: bastion |
| bastione {m} [in the plural] | :: battlements |
| bastire {v} | :: To build, construct |
| basto {m} | :: load |
| basto {m} | :: burden |
| basto {m} | :: packsaddle (A saddle designed to secure and carry goods on the back of an animal) |
| bastonabile {adj} | :: That can be beaten or deserves to be beaten |
| bastonante {v} | :: present participle of bastonare |
| bastonare {vt} | :: To beat or thrash (with a stick etc) |
| bastonata {f} | :: blow (with a stick, etc.) |
| bastonata {f} | :: thrashing |
| bastonata {f} | :: cane |
| bastonatore {m} | :: beater |
| bastonatura {f} | :: beating |
| bastoncellare {adj} | :: rod-shaped |
| bastoncello {m} [anatomy] | :: rod cell |
| bastoncello {m} | :: small stick or rod |
| bastoncello {m} | :: sub (long sandwich) |
| bastoncello {m} | :: slat of a fan |
| bastoncino {m} | :: Small stick |
| bastoncino {m} | :: rod |
| bastone {m} | :: stick, cane, staff, pole |
| bastone da cammino {m} | :: walking stick |
| bastone da passeggio {m} | :: walking stick |
| bastone da sci {n} | :: ski pole |
| bastone da sci {n} | :: A slender stick used by skiers in both hands to improve speed and balance |
| bastone di comando {n} | :: baton, truncheon |
| bastone di comando {n} | :: A baton, or military staff of command, now especially the stick carried by a police officer |
| bastone di comando {n} | :: A staff or truncheon, used for various purposes; as, the baton of a field marshal |
| bastone per ciechi {m} | :: cane (for blind people) |
| batacchio {m} | :: clapper (of a bell) |
| batacchio {m} | :: knocker (on a door) |
| batacchio {m} | :: dick, cock, prick |
| batata {f} | :: sweet potato |
| batavo {adj} | :: Batavian |
| batavo {m} | :: Batavian |
| batea {f} | :: pan (wide receptacle used in gold washing) |
| bati- {prefix} | :: bathy- |
| batida {f} | :: batida |
| batigrafia {f} | :: bathygraphy |
| batigrafico {adj} | :: bathygraphic |
| batik {m} | :: batik |
| batimetria {f} | :: bathymetry |
| batimetrico {adj} | :: bathymetric |
| batimetro {m} | :: sounding, fathoming (of deep water) |
| batinauta {mf} | :: bathynaut (explorer of the deep sea) |
| batiscafo {m} [nautical] | :: bathyscaphe |
| batisfera {f} [nautical] | :: bathysphere |
| batista {f} | :: batiste (fabric) |
| batisteo {m} | :: Variant of battistero |
| batmotropo {adj} [physiology] | :: bathmotropic |
| bato- {prefix} | :: batho- |
| batocchio {m} | :: stick |
| batocchio {m} | :: clapper (of a bell) |
| batocchio {m} | :: white stick (of a blind person) |
| batolite {f} | :: batholith |
| batometria {f} | :: bathymetry |
| batometro {m} | :: bathometer |
| batosta {f} | :: blow (physical or metaphorical) |
| batrace {m} | :: batrachian |
| batracomiomachia {f} | :: petty, insignificant or futile quarrel |
| battage {m} | :: buildup campaign |
| battage {m} | :: hype |
| battaglia {f} | :: battle, fight |
| battagliante {v} | :: present participle of battagliare |
| battagliare {vi} | :: To fight or battle |
| battagliero {adj} | :: warlike |
| battagliero {adj} | :: aggressive |
| battaglio {m} | :: clapper (of a bell) |
| battaglio {m} | :: knocker (on a door) |
| battaglio {m} | :: dick, cock, prick |
| battagliola {f} [nautical] | :: guard rail |
| battaglione {m} | :: battalion |
| battana {f} [nautical] | :: flat-bottomed pinnace |
| battellaggio {m} [nautical] | :: ferrying of people between ship and shore |
| Battelli {prop} | :: surname |
| battelliere {m} [nautical] | :: boatman |
| battello {m} | :: boat |
| battello {m} | :: dinghy |
| battello da carico {m} [nautical] | :: cargo boat |
| battello pneumatico {m} | :: rubber dinghy |
| battente {m} | :: shutter (of a window) |
| battente {m} | :: sash (of a window) |
| battente {m} | :: leaf (of a door) |
| battente {m} | :: knocker (of a door) |
| battente {v} | :: present participle of battere |
| battentesi {v} | :: present participle of battersi |
| batter {v} | :: apocopic form of battere |
| battere {vt} | :: to beat, patrol, batter, strike or hit something or pound or throb or stamp/stomp (e.g. feet) |
| battere {vt} | :: to defeat, to overcome, to beat |
| battere {vt} | :: to take (a penalty, a corner kick, etc) |
| battere {vt} | :: to clap (hands) |
| battere {vt} | :: to type |
| battere {vt} | :: to tender; to offer a payment (at sales or auctions) |
| battere {vt} | :: to prostitute |
| battere {vi} | :: (of the heart or pulse) To beat |
| battere {vi} | :: To prostitute |
| battere il ferro finché è caldo {v} [idiomatic] | :: To strike while the iron is hot |
| battere il marciapiede {v} | :: to walk the streets, prostitute |
| battere i piedi {v} | :: to stamp the ground; to feel or express great anger |
| batteria {f} | :: battery |
| batteria {f} [music] | :: drums, percussion |
| batteria {f} [sports] | :: heat |
| battericamente {adv} | :: bacterially |
| battericida {adj} | :: bactericide |
| battericida {m} | :: bactericidal |
| batterico {adj} | :: bacterial |
| batteriemia {f} [disease] | :: bacteremia |
| batterio {m} | :: bacterium |
| batterioclorina {f} | :: bacteriochlorin |
| batteriofago {m} | :: bacteriophage |
| batteriofita {f} | :: prokaryote |
| batteriolisi {f} [biology] | :: bacteriolysis |
| batteriologia {f} | :: bacteriology |
| batteriologicamente {adv} | :: bacteriologically |
| batteriologico {adj} | :: bacteriological |
| batteriologo {m} | :: bacteriologist |
| batterioscopia {f} [biology] | :: bacterioscopy |
| batteriostasi {f} [microbiology] | :: bacteriostasis |
| batteriostatico {adj} | :: bacteriostatic |
| batteriostatico {m} [pharmacology] | :: bacteriostatic agent, bacteriostatic drug |
| batterioterapia {f} | :: bacteriotherapy |
| batterioterapico {adj} | :: bacteriotherapeutic |
| batterista {m} | :: A male drummer, a male percussionist |
| batterista {f} | :: A female drummer, a female percussionist |
| batterizzazione {f} | :: bacterialization |
| batteroide {m} [microbiology] | :: bacteroid |
| battersela {v} | :: to leave quickly and unobtrusively; to "get the Hell out of" |
| battersela {v} | :: to beat a retreat |
| battersi {v} | :: reflexive of battere |
| battersi {vr} | :: to fight, battle |
| battesimale {adj} | :: baptismal |
| battesimo {m} | :: baptism, christening |
| battesimo del fuoco {m} | :: baptism of fire |
| battesimo di sangue {m} | :: martyrdom |
| battetosi {v} | :: past participle of battersi |
| battezzante {v} | :: present participle of battezzare |
| battezzare {v} | :: to baptize or christen |
| battezzare {v} | :: to name or nickname |
| battezzatoio {m} | :: baptistry |
| battezzatoio {m} | :: font |
| battezzatore {m} | :: baptizer |
| battezziere {m} | :: alternative form of battezzatore |
| battibaleno {m} | :: Only used in the phrase in un battibaleno |
| battibeccante {v} | :: present participle of battibeccare |
| battibeccantesi {v} | :: present participle of battibeccarsi |
| battibeccare {vi} | :: To bicker or squabble |
| battibeccarsi {v} | :: reflexive of battibeccare |
| battibeccarsi {vr} | :: to bicker, squabble |
| battibeccatosi {v} | :: past participle of battibeccarsi |
| battibecco {m} | :: squabble |
| battibile {adj} | :: beatable |
| battibuglio {m} | :: brawl |
| battibuglio {m} | :: altercation |
| batticalcagno {m} | :: kick plate (in a car) |
| batticarne {m} | :: meat pounder |
| batticoda {f} | :: wagtail (bird) |
| batticore {m} | :: alternative spelling of batticuore |
| batticuore {m} | :: palpitations; sudden increase of heart rate due to physical activity, fear or another strong emotion |
| batticuore {m} | :: (figurative) anxiety, trepidation |
| battifiacca {mf} | :: lazybones |
| battifiacca {mf} | :: slacker |
| battifianco {m} | :: stable rail |
| battigia {f} | :: water's edge |
| battigia {f} | :: strand |
| battigia {f} | :: beach |
| battilana {m} | :: wool carder |
| battilardo {m} | :: chopping board |
| battilocchio {m} | :: synonym of battiloglio |
| battilocchio {m} | :: A type of cap or bonnet in use in the 18th century |
| battiloglia {f} | :: synonym of battiloglio |
| battiloglia {f} | :: A type of cap or bonnet in use in the 18th century |
| battiloglio {m} | :: A type of cap or bonnet in use in the 18th century |
| battiloro {m} | :: gold-beater |
| battimano {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: applause, clapping |
| battimazza {m} | :: assistant blacksmith |
| battimento {m} | :: beating |
| battimento {m} [physics] | :: beat (effect of two waves of different frequencies) |
| battino {m} | :: beater (person who drives game) |
| Battipaglia {prop} | :: a town in the province of Salerno in Campania in Italy |
| battipagliese {adj} | :: Of, or from, Battipaglia |
| battipagliese {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Battipaglia |
| battipalo {m} | :: piledriver (machine or operator) |
| battipanni {m} | :: carpet beater |
| battipista {m} | :: snowmobile |
| battiscopa {m} | :: skirting, skirting board |
| battismo {f} | :: The Baptist movement |
| battista {mf} | :: Baptist |
| battista {adj} | :: Baptist |
| Battista {prop} | :: given name, shortened from Giovanni Battista (John the Baptist) |
| battistero {m} [architecture] | :: baptistry, baptistery |
| Battisti {prop} | :: surname |
| battistrada {m} [automotive] | :: tread (of a tyre) |
| battistrada {mf} [sports] | :: pace setter, leader |
| battitacco {m} | :: trouser lining (near the bottom of the leg) |
| battitappeto {m} | :: carpet sweeper |
| battito {m} | :: beat, beating, throb |
| battito cardiaco {m} | :: synonym of battito del cuore |
| battito del cuore {m} | :: heartbeat |
| battito di ciglia {m} | :: blink |
| battitoia {f} | :: planer |
| battitoio {m} | :: leaf, wing (of a door) |
| battitore {m} | :: batsman (cricket) |
| battitore {m} | :: batter (baseball) |
| battitore {m} | :: beater (game shooting) |
| battitore {m} | :: auctioneer |
| battitrice {f} | :: threshing machine |
| battitura {f} | :: typing |
| battitura {f} | :: beating |
| battola {f} | :: rattle (football etc) |
| battologia {f} | :: battology |
| battona {f} | :: streetwalker, hooker, whore |
| battona {f} | :: prostitute, trollop, strumpet |
| battriano {adj} | :: Bactrian |
| battuta {f} | :: beat (during hunting) |
| battuta {f} | :: beating |
| battuta {f} [music] | :: bar |
| battuta {f} | :: cue (theatrical) |
| battuta {f} | :: remark (witty) |
| battuta {f} | :: service (tennis) |
| battuta {f} | :: stroke (of a pen etc) |
| battutaccia {f} | :: vulgar, offensive or very sharp remark |
| battuta d'arresto {f} | :: stop, standstill |
| battutina {f} | :: Little knock or blow |
| battutina {f} | :: A little joke |
| battutina {f} | :: A remark or wisecrack |
| battuto {adj} | :: beaten, struck |
| battuto {adj} | :: defeated, overcome, beaten |
| battuto {adj} [of metal] | :: wrought, beaten |
| battuto {adj} [of road] | :: busy, beaten |
| battuto {adj} [of coin] | :: coined, minted |
| battuto {m} | :: (in recipes) chopped herbs, chopped vegetables |
| battutosi {v} | :: past participle of battersi |
| batuffoletto {m} | :: small ball (of cotton etc) |
| batuffolino {m} | :: small ball (of cotton etc) |
| batuffolo {m} | :: flock, ball (of cotton etc) |
| bau {interj} | :: bow wow (sound of a dog barking) |
| bau bau {interj} | :: bow wow! |
| baudelairiano {adj} | :: Baudelairean (of or pertaining to Charles Baudelaire or his works) |
| baule {m} | :: trunk (luggage) |
| baule {m} | :: trunk or boot (of a car) |
| baule {m} [furniture] | :: case |
| bauleria {f} | :: luggage (collection of suitcases etc) |
| bauletto {m} | :: travelling case |
| bauletto {m} | :: vanity case |
| bautta {f} | :: domino (half mask) |
| bauxite {f} [mineral] | :: bauxite |
| bauxitico {adj} [mineral] | :: bauxite (attributive), of bauxite |
| bava {f} | :: dribble |
| bava {f} | :: foam |
| bava {f} | :: slime |
| bava {f} | :: burr (small piece of material left on an edge after a cutting operation) |
| bavaglino {m} | :: bib |
| bavaglio {m} | :: gag (device to restrain speech) |
| bavarese {adj} | :: Bavarian |
| bavarese {m} | :: Bavarian dialect of the German language |
| bavarese {f} | :: bavaroise (drink; creamy dessert) |
| bavaro {adj} | :: Bavarian |
| bavatura {f} | :: burr (piece of material) |
| bavella {f} | :: floss silk |
| bavero {m} | :: collar, lapel |
| bavetta {f} | :: dribble of molten metal |
| bavetta {f} | :: bib |
| bavetta {f} | :: mudguard |
| bavetta {f} [pasta, in the plural] | :: a type of spaghetti |
| bavetta {f} [meat] | :: flank steak |
| Baviera {prop} | :: Bavaria (German state, state in southern Germany) |
| bavosa {f} | :: blenny |
| bavoso {adj} | :: dribbling |
| bavoso {adj} | :: drooling |
| bazar {m} | :: bazaar |
| bazza {f} | :: protruding chin |
| bazza {f} [by extension] | :: chin |
| bazza {f} [rare] | :: luck |
| bazzana {f} | :: wash leather |
| bazzecola {f} | :: trifle, bagatelle |
| Bazzi {prop} | :: surname |
| bazzicante {v} | :: present participle of bazzicare |
| bazzicare {v} | :: to hang out or hang about with or at |
| bazzone {m} | :: A person who has a protruding chin |
| bazzotto {adj} | :: soft-boiled (of an egg) |
| B&B {m} | :: bed and breakfast (guesthouse) |
| b.c. {abbr} | :: before Christ |
| b.c. {abbr} [music] | :: basso continuo |
| BCE {prop} | :: ECB |
| beè {mf} | :: baa (sound of a sheep) |
| beach volley {m} | :: beach volleyball |
| beante {v} | :: present participle of beare |
| beantesi {v} | :: present participle of bearsi |
| beare {vt} | :: To make someone happy |
| bearnese {adj} | :: béarnaise (sauce) |
| bearsi {v} | :: reflexive of beare |
| bearsi {vr} | :: to delight, revel, relish, bask (in) |
| beat {adj} | :: beat (50s US literary and 70s UK music scenes) |
| beat {m} | :: beat (rhythm accompanying music) |
| beatamente {adv} | :: happily |
| beatificabile {adj} | :: That can be beatified |
| beatificante {v} | :: present participle of beatificare |
| beatificare {vt} | :: to beatify |
| beatificato {adj} | :: beatified |
| beatificazione {f} | :: beatification |
| beatitudine {f} | :: beatitude |
| beatitudine {f} | :: bliss |
| beato {adj} | :: blessed |
| beato {adj} | :: lucky |
| beatore {m} | :: One that gives bliss [male] |
| beatosi {v} | :: past participle of bearsi |
| beato te {interj} | :: lucky you! |
| beatrice {adj} | :: that gives bliss; blissening |
| beatrice {f} | :: One that gives bliss [female] |
| beatrice {f} | :: A woman who is a source of inspiration for a poet or artist; muse |
| Beatrice {prop} | :: given name, equivalent of English Beatrice |
| bebè {m} | :: baby, infant |
| beccabile {adj} | :: catchable |
| beccaccia {f} | :: woodcock, properly the Eurasian woodcock |
| beccaccino {m} | :: snipe |
| beccafico {m} | :: garden warbler, fig-eater |
| beccaio {m} | :: butcher |
| beccamorto {m} | :: gravedigger |
| beccante {v} | :: present participle of beccare |
| beccantesi {v} | :: present participle of beccarsi |
| beccapesci {m} | :: sandwich tern |
| beccare {vt} | :: to peck |
| beccare {vt} | :: to nab |
| beccare {vt} | :: to get, pick up |
| Beccaria {prop} | :: surname most famously, that of Cesare Beccaria |
| beccarsi {v} | :: reflexive of beccare |
| beccarsi {vr} | :: to peck one another [of birds] |
| beccarsi {vr} | :: to squabble |
| beccata {f} | :: peck |
| beccatello {m} | :: bracket, corbel |
| beccatello {m} | :: hook, peg |
| beccatoio {m} | :: feeding trough in a birdcage |
| beccatosi {v} | :: past participle of beccarsi |
| beccatura {f} | :: peck |
| beccatura {f} | :: pecking |
| beccheggiante {v} | :: present participle of beccheggiare |
| beccheggiare {v} | :: to pitch (move so that the front goes up and down) |
| beccheggio {m} | :: pitching (of a ship or aircraft) |
| beccheria {f} | :: butchershop |
| Beccheria {prop} | :: surname a form of Beccaria |
| becchettante {v} | :: present participle of becchettare |
| becchettantesi {v} | :: present participle of becchettarsi |
| becchettare {vt} | :: to peck rapidly at |
| becchettare {vt} | :: to tease |
| becchettarsi {v} | :: reflexive of becchettare |
| becchettarsi {vr} | :: to peck at each other |
| becchettarsi {vr} | :: to squabble, quarrel |
| becchettatosi {v} | :: past participle of becchettarsi |
| becchime {m} | :: birdseed |
| becchino {m} | :: gravedigger, cemetery worker |
| becco {m} | :: beak, bill (of a bird) |
| becco {m} | :: burner |
| becco {m} | :: cuckold |
| becco {m} | :: billygoat |
| becco Bunsen {n} | :: Bunsen burner, Bunsenbrenner |
| becco Bunsen {n} [science] | :: a small laboratory gas burner whose air supply may be controlled with an adjustable hole |
| beccorosso {adj} | :: red-billed |
| beccuccio {m} | :: lip (of a jug etc) |
| beccuccio {m} | :: spout (of a teapot etc) |
| beceramente {adv} | :: boorishly |
| becero {adj} | :: boorish |
| becero {m} | :: boor |
| becher {m} [chemistry] | :: beaker |
| bechico {adj} [medicine] | :: antitussive |
| Beciuania {prop} | :: Bechuanaland |
| beciuano {adj} | :: Bechuana (attributive) |
| Beda {prop} | :: Bede |
| bed and breakfast {m} | :: bed and breakfast (guesthouse) |
| bedano {m} | :: A narrow-bladed chisel, used mostly for making mortises |
| Bedretto {prop} | :: A village in the Leventina district of Ticino |
| beduino {adj} | :: bedouin |
| beduino {m} | :: bedouin |
| beethoveniana {f} | :: Beethovenian (admirer of the composer or his works) |
| beethoveniano {adj} | :: Beethovenian, Beethoven (attributive) |
| beethoveniano {m} | :: Beethovenian (admirer of the composer or his works) |
| befana {f} [slang] | :: a crone or old hag |
| Befana {prop} [popular] | :: Epiphany |
| Befana {prop} | :: The old woman who (in legend) brings presents to children at Epiphany |
| beffa {f} | :: fool |
| beffa {f} | :: joke, frolic |
| beffante {v} | :: present participle of beffare |
| beffantesi {v} | :: present participle of beffarsi |
| beffardamente {adv} | :: mockingly, sneeringly |
| beffardo {adj} | :: mocking, sneering, derisory |
| beffare {vt} | :: To mock; to make a fool of |
| beffarsi {vt} | :: To scoff (at) |
| beffatore {adj} | :: scoffing, mocking |
| beffatore {m} | :: scoffer, mocker |
| beffatosi {v} | :: past participle of beffarsi |
| beffeggiamento {m} | :: mocking |
| beffeggiamento {m} | :: jeering |
| beffeggiante {v} | :: present participle of beffeggiare |
| beffeggiare {vt} | :: To laugh at or mock |
| beffeggiatore {m} | :: mocker, scoffer |
| bega {f} | :: quarrel, dispute |
| begardo {m} | :: Beghard |
| beghina {f} | :: Beguine |
| beghina {f} | :: bigot |
| beghinaggio {m} | :: Beguinage |
| beghinaggio {m} | :: religionism |
| beghino {m} | :: Beguine, Beghard |
| beghino {m} | :: bigot |
| begliuomini {mp} | :: balsam (plant) |
| begonia {f} | :: begonia |
| beh {interj} | :: well (used at the start of a sentence) |
| behaviorismo {m} [psychology] | :: behaviourism |
| behaviorista {mf} | :: behaviourist |
| behavioristico {adj} | :: behaviouristic |
| belante {v} | :: present participle of belare |
| belare {vi} | :: to bleat |
| belato {m} | :: bleating |
| Belbo {prop} | :: A river that flows in Piedmont |
| belcantistico {adj} | :: bel canto (attributive) |
| belcanto {m} [music] | :: bel canto |
| Belfiore {prop} | :: A small town in the province of Verona in the Veneto |
| belga {adj} | :: Belgian (from or native to Belgium) |
| belga {adj} | :: Belgian (pertaining to Belgium) |
| belga {m} | :: a Belgian (male) |
| belga {f} | :: a Belgian (female) |
| belgico {adj} | :: Belgic, Belgian |
| Belgio {prop} | :: Belgium |
| Belgrado {prop} | :: Belgrado |
| Belice {prop} | :: A river that flows in Sicily |
| Belize {prop} | :: Belize |
| beliziano {adj} | :: Belizean |
| bell' {adj} [sometimes before a vowel] | :: apocopic form of bella |
| bell' {adj} [sometimes before a vowel] | :: apocopic form of bello |
| bella {f} | :: beauty, belle (beautiful woman) |
| bella {f} | :: sweetheart |
| bella {f} | :: a deciding match |
| bella di notte {f} | :: four o'clock flower, marvel of Peru (Mirabilis jalapa) |
| belladonna {f} | :: deadly nightshade, belladonna (Atropa belladonna) |
| bella figura {f} | :: "fine appearance or impression"; |
| bellamente {adv} | :: conveniently, happily |
| bellamente {adv} | :: nicely |
| bellamente {adv} | :: quietly, calmly, comfortably |
| bella scoperta {interj} | :: (ironic) What a surprise! Who would have guessed it? |
| Bellatrix {prop} | :: Bellatrix, the third brightest star in the constellation of Orion |
| bellavista {f} | :: panorama |
| bellavista {f} | :: belvedere |
| Bellerofonte {prop} [Greek mythology] | :: Bellerophon |
| Belletini {prop} | :: surname, meaning beautiful little-ones |
| belletta {f} | :: slime, mud |
| belletto {m} | :: rouge, make-up |
| bellezza {f} | :: beauty |
| bellezza {f} | :: loveliness (of a woman) |
| bellezza {f} | :: handsomeness (of a man) |
| bellezza acqua e sapone {f} [idiom] | :: natural (rather than artificial) beauty |
| bellezza al bagno {f} | :: bathing beauty |
| bellicismo {m} | :: warmongering |
| bellicista {adj} | :: warmongering |
| bellicista {mf} | :: warmonger |
| bellico {adj} | :: war [attributive] |
| bellicosamente {adv} | :: belligerently, combatively |
| bellicosissimo {adj} | :: Very bellicose, very combative |
| bellicosità {f} | :: bellicosity, combativeness |
| bellicoso {adj} | :: warlike, bellicose, belligerent, combative |
| belligerante {adj} | :: belligerent |
| belligeranza {f} | :: belligerence |
| belligero {adj} | :: belligerent |
| belligero {adj} | :: bellicose |
| bellimbusto {m} | :: dandy |
| Bellini {prop} | :: surname |
| Bellini {m} | :: Bellini (cocktail) |
| bellino {adj} | :: pretty, attractive, sweet |
| Bellinzona {prop} | :: A town in Switzerland, capital of the Ticino canton |
| Bellinzona {prop} | :: A district in the Ticino canton of Switzerland |
| bellissimo {adj} | :: superlative of bello |
| bello {adj} [of weather etc.] | :: nice, fair, fine, pleasant; beautiful |
| bello {adj} [of a person] | :: good-looking |
| bello {adj} [of a man] | :: handsome |
| bello {adj} [of a woman] | :: beautiful |
| Bellocchio {prop} | :: Italian surname |
| belloccio {adj} | :: good-looking, attractive |
| bellona {f} | :: stunner (stunning person) |
| bellone {m} | :: stunner (stunning person) |
| bellospirito {m} | :: wit, wag (witty person) |
| bellospirito {m} | :: nice person, pleasing person, popular person, cute person, amusing person, funny person |
| Bellucci {prop} | :: surname |
| Bellucci {prop} | :: Monica Bellucci, Italian actress |
| belluino {adj} | :: bestial, brutal |
| belluino {adj} | :: animal (attributive) |
| bellunese {mf} | :: A native or inhabitant of Belluno |
| bellunese {adj} | :: Of or relating to Belluno or the Belluno people |
| Belluno {prop} | :: Belluno (province) |
| Belluno {prop} | :: Belluno (town) |
| belluria {f} | :: artificial (rather than natural) beauty |
| belluria {f} | :: showy or tacky elegance |
| belone- {prefix} | :: belone- (forms terms relating to needles) |
| belonefobia {f} | :: fear of needles |
| bel paese {prop} [mainly literary, sometimes capitalized] | :: Italy |
| belpaese {prop} | :: alternative spelling of bel paese |
| Bel Paese {m} | :: Bel Paese (cheese) |
| beltà {f} [literary] | :: beauty |
| beltade {f} [literary] | :: beauty (Variant of beltà) |
| beluci {mf} | :: alternative form of baluci |
| beluci {adj} | :: alternative form of baluci |
| belva {f} | :: beast (all senses) |
| belvedere {m} [architecture] | :: belvedere (raised structure offering a pleasant view of the surrounding area) |
| belvedere {adj} | :: Having good visibility (used especially of tourist coaches) |
| Belzebù {prop} | :: Beelzebub |
| Bembo {prop} | :: surname |
| Bembo {prop} | :: A noble family of Venice |
| bemolle {m} [music] | :: bemol, flat (the symbol) |
| ben {adv} | :: apocopic form of bene |
| ben- {prefix} | :: good, well |
| benaccetto {adj} | :: welcome, appreciated |
| benaccetto {adj} | :: pleasant |
| benacense {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Lake Garda |
| Benaco {n} | :: Lake Garda |
| benallevato {adj} | :: well-bred (well brought-up) |
| benaltrismo {m} | :: The tendency to avoid any attempt to solve a problem by either denying that there is a problem, or by arguing about its causes |
| benaltrismo {m} | :: The tendency to discredit any attempt to face a problem by pointing to other supposedly more serious and more important issues |
| ben altro {pron} | :: other (more important) things (to do) |
| benamato {adj} | :: Variant of beneamato |
| benarrivato {interj} | :: welcome |
| benarrivato {m} | :: welcome |
| benaugurante {adj} | :: auspicious (being a good omen) |
| benauguratamente {adv} | :: auspiciously |
| benaugurato {adj} | :: auspicious |
| benavere {vi} | :: To achieve peace or serenity |
| benché {conj} | :: although, though |
| benche {conj} | :: alternative form of benché |
| ben cotto {adj} | :: (of food) well done (cooked through) |
| benda {f} | :: bandage |
| benda {f} | :: blindfold |
| bendaggio {m} | :: bandaging |
| bendaggio {m} | :: bandage |
| bendante {v} | :: present participle of bendare |
| bendantesi {v} | :: present participle of bendarsi |
| bendare {vt} | :: to bandage |
| bendare {vt} | :: to blindfold |
| bendarsi {v} | :: reflexive of bendare |
| bendarsi {vr} | :: to bandage oneself |
| bendarsi {vr} | :: to blindfold oneself |
| bendato {adj} | :: bandaged |
| bendato {adj} | :: blindfolded |
| bendatosi {v} | :: past participle of bendarsi |
| bendatura {f} | :: bandaging |
| bendatura {f} | :: dressing |
| bendidio {m} | :: good thing |
| ben disposto {adj} | :: alternative spelling of bendisposto |
| bendisposto {adj} | :: well-disposed (towards) |
| bendone {m} | :: mitre band |
| ben dotato {adj} [colloquial] | :: well hung, having a large penis |
| bene {adj} | :: upper-class, posh, high |
| bene {adv} | :: well, nicely, OK, right |
| bene {adv} | :: properly, correctly, rightly |
| bene {adv} | :: thoroughly, carefully |
| bene {adv} | :: as much as, as many as |
| bene {interj} | :: good!; fine! |
| bene {m} | :: good |
| bene {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: goods, property, possessions, belongings, assets |
| bene {m} | :: sake, good |
| bene {m} | :: happiness |
| bene {m} | :: sweetheart, darling, love |
| bene {m} | :: asset |
| bene- {prefix} | :: good, well |
| beneaccetto {adj} | :: Variant of benaccetto |
| beneamato {adj} [literary] | :: beloved |
| beneaugurante {adj} | :: alternative form of benaugurante |
| beneavere {vi} | :: Variant of benavere |
| Benedetta {prop} | :: given name, feminine form of Benedetto (Benedict), equivalent to English Benedicta |
| Benedetti {prop} | :: surname |
| benedettino {adj} | :: Benedictine |
| benedettino {m} | :: Benedictine (all senses) |
| benedetto {adj} | :: blessed |
| benedetto {adj} | :: holy |
| Benedetto {prop} | :: given name, the Italian equivalent of Benedict |
| benedicente {v} | :: present participle of benedire |
| benedicente {adj} | :: blessing (attributive) |
| benedicenza {f} | :: praise |
| benedicere {vt} | :: alternative form of benedire |
| benedicite {m} | :: grace (prayer said before a meal) |
| benedire {vt} | :: to bless |
| benedire {vt} | :: to consecrate |
| benedizionale {m} | :: benedictional (book of benedictions) |
| benedizione {f} | :: blessing |
| benedizione {f} | :: benediction |
| beneducato {adj} | :: well-mannered |
| bene educato {adj} | :: alternative spelling of beneducato |
| benefacente {v} | :: present participle of benefare |
| benefare {vi} [obsolete] | :: to do good (works) |
| benefatto {m} [obsolete] | :: good works |
| benefatto {m} | :: benefice |
| benefattore {m} | :: benefactor |
| benefattrice {f} | :: benefactor (female) |
| beneficamente {adv} | :: beneficently |
| beneficante {v} | :: present participle of beneficare |
| beneficare {vt} | :: To benefit, to aid |
| beneficato {adj} | :: benefit, aid (attributive) |
| beneficatore {m} | :: benefactor |
| beneficente {adj} | :: beneficial |
| beneficente {adj} | :: beneficent |
| beneficenza {f} | :: charity, beneficence |
| beneficiale {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to an ecclesiastical benefice |
| beneficiante {v} | :: present participle of beneficiare |
| beneficiare {vi} | :: To benefit or profit |
| beneficiario {adj} | :: beneficiary |
| beneficiario {m} | :: beneficiary (feminine: beneficiaria) |
| beneficiario {m} | :: benefice |
| beneficiario {m} | :: payee |
| beneficiario {m} | :: annuitant |
| beneficiato {adj} | :: beneficed (receiving a benefice) |
| beneficienza {f} | :: Variant of beneficenza |
| beneficio {m} | :: benefit |
| beneficio {m} | :: profit, gain |
| benefico {adj} | :: beneficial, salutary, benign |
| benefico {adj} | :: beneficent, charitable |
| benefit {m} | :: benefit, advantage |
| benefizio {m} | :: alternative form of beneficio |
| beneinformato {adj} | :: Variant of beninformato |
| beneintenzionato {adj} | :: Variant of benintenzionato |
| beneinteso {adj} | :: Variant of beninteso |
| benemerente {adj} | :: meritorious |
| benemerenza {f} | :: merit |
| Benemerita {prop} | :: The Carabinieri (national-level gendarmerie of Italy) |
| benemeritamente {adv} | :: meritoriously |
| benemeritare {vi} | :: Variant of benmeritare |
| benemerito {adj} | :: meritorious |
| beneplacito {m} | :: consent, approval, permission |
| benessere {m} | :: well-being, wellness, health, fitness, welfare, affluence |
| benestante {adj} | :: well-to-do, well-off |
| benestante {mf} | :: A well-to-do or well-off person |
| benestare {m} | :: approval |
| benestarista {mf} | :: tester, checker (person, industrial) |
| beneventana {f} | :: A female native or inhabitant of Benevento |
| beneventano {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Benevento |
| beneventano {adj} | :: Of or relating to Benevento or the Benevento people |
| Benevento {prop} | :: Benevento (province) |
| Benevento {prop} | :: Benevento (town) |
| benevolente {adj} | :: benevolent |
| benevolente {adj} | :: well-disposed |
| benevolentemente {adv} | :: benevolently |
| benevolenza {f} | :: benevolence |
| benevolmente {adv} | :: benevolently |
| benevolo {adj} | :: benevolent |
| ben fatto {adj} | :: alternative spelling of benfatto |
| benfatto {adj} | :: good |
| benfatto {adj} | :: well-made |
| Bengala {prop} | :: Bengal |
| bengalese {adj} | :: Bangladeshi |
| bengalese {mf} | :: Bangladeshi |
| bengalese {m} [singular only] | :: Bengali |
| bengali {m} | :: Bengali (language) |
| bengalino {m} | :: avadavat (of genus Amandava) |
| Bengasi {prop} | :: Benghazi |
| bengodi {m} | :: An imagined land of plenty |
| beniamina {f} | :: favorite (female) |
| beniamina {f} | :: teacher's pet (female) |
| beniamino {m} | :: favorite |
| beniamino {m} | :: teacher's pet |
| Beniamino {prop} | :: Benjamin. [biblical character] |
| Beniamino {prop} | :: given name |
| beni culturali {n} | :: cultural heritage |
| beniculturali {n} | :: alternative form of beni culturali |
| benignamente {adv} | :: benignly |
| benignamente {adv} | :: kindly |
| Benigni {prop} | :: surname |
| Benigni {prop} | :: Roberto Benigni, Italian actor |
| benignità {f} | :: kindness, benignity |
| benigno {adj} | :: benign |
| benigno {adj} | :: kindly |
| benigno {adj} [oncology] | :: benign |
| Benin {prop} | :: Benin |
| beninese {adj} | :: Beninese |
| beninese {mf} | :: Beninese |
| beninformato {adj} | :: well-informed |
| benino {adv} | :: Quite well; well enough |
| benintenzionatamente {adv} | :: well-meaningly |
| ben intenzionato {adj} | :: alternative spelling of benintenzionato |
| benintenzionato {adj} | :: well-meaning |
| ben inteso {adv} | :: alternative spelling of beninteso |
| beninteso {adv} | :: certainly, of course |
| beninteso che {conj} | :: provided that |
| benissimo {adv} | :: Superlative of bene |
| Benito {prop} | :: given name borrowed from Spanish Benito |
| benmeritante {v} | :: present participle of benmeritare |
| benmeritare {vi} | :: to be worthy (of) |
| benmeritare {vi} | :: to be meritorious |
| benna {f} | :: bucket, grab |
| ben nato {adj} | :: alternative spelling of bennato |
| bennato {adj} | :: well-born |
| benone {adv} | :: (augmentative of bene) [colloquial] very well |
| benparlante {mf} | :: well-spoken person |
| ben pensante {adj} | :: alternative spelling of benpensante |
| ben pensante {mf} | :: alternative spelling of benpensante |
| benpensante {mf} | :: conformist, orthodox |
| benpensante {adj} | :: conformist, orthodox |
| benpensante {adj} | :: self-righteous |
| benpensatismo {m} | :: conformity |
| benpensatismo {m} | :: orthodoxy |
| benportante {adj} | :: sprightly |
| ben riuscito {adj} | :: successful |
| bensì {conj} | :: but, rather |
| bensì {conj} | :: on the contrary |
| benservito {m} | :: reference (on leaving employment) |
| bensone {m} | :: A type of doughnut from Modena |
| bentonico {adj} | :: benthic |
| bentonite {f} [mineral] | :: bentonite |
| ben tornato {adj} | :: alternative spelling of bentornato |
| ben tornato {m} | :: alternative spelling of bentornato |
| bentornato {adj} | :: welcome back |
| bentornato {m} | :: A person whose return is welcomed |
| bentos {m} | :: benthos |
| Benussi {prop} | :: surname |
| Benussi {prop} | :: Vittorio Benussi, Italian psychologist |
| ben venuto {adj} | :: alternative spelling of benvenuto |
| ben venuto {m} | :: alternative spelling of benvenuto |
| benvenuto {adj} | :: welcome |
| benvenuto {m} | :: welcome |
| Benvenuto {prop} | :: given name |
| ben visto {adj} | :: alternative spelling of benvisto |
| benvisto {adj} | :: well-thought-of |
| benvolere {vt} | :: To respect or appreciate |
| benvoluto {adj} | :: well-liked, popular |
| benvoluto {adj} | :: loved |
| benzaldeide {f} [organic compound] | :: benzaldehyde |
| benzedrina {f} | :: benzedrine |
| benzendiolo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: benzenediol |
| benzene {m} [organic compound] | :: benzene |
| benzenico {adj} | :: benzene (attributive) |
| benzenolo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: benzenol |
| benzensolfonico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: benzenesulfonic |
| benzidinico {adj} | :: benzidinic |
| benzile {m} [organic chemistry] | :: benzyl |
| benzilico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: benzylic |
| benzina {f} | :: petrol, gasoline |
| benzinaia {f} | :: petrol pump attendant (female) |
| benzinaio {m} | :: petrol pump attendant |
| benzinaio {m} | :: petrol station [British], gas station [US] |
| benzoato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: benzoate |
| benzoato di sodio {m} | :: sodium benzoate |
| benzochinone {m} [organic compound] | :: benzoquinone |
| benzodiazepina {f} | :: benzodiazepine |
| benzoe {m} | :: benzoin |
| benzoico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: benzoic |
| benzoile {m} [organic chemistry] | :: benzoyl |
| benzoino {m} | :: benzoin |
| benzolo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: benzol |
| benzopirano {m} [organic compound] | :: benzopyran |
| benzopirene {m} [organic compound] | :: benzopyrene |
| benzotriazolo {m} [organic compound] | :: benzotriazole |
| beone {m} | :: boozer (heavy drinker) |
| beone {m} | :: binge drinker |
| beota {adj} | :: Boeotian |
| beota {adj} | :: (figurative) Person with lack of discretion and slow-witted (due to the fame that the inhabitants of Boeotia had in Attica) |
| beota {mf} | :: Boeotian |
| beotico {adj} | :: Boeotian |
| Beozia {prop} | :: Boeotia |
| Beppe {prop} | :: A diminutive of the male given name Giuseppe |
| Beppino {prop} | :: given name |
| beqquadro {m} | :: alternative form of bequadro |
| bequadro {m} [music] | :: The natural symbol (♮) |
| Berardo {prop} | :: given name, alternative form of Bernardo |
| berbero {adj} | :: Berber |
| berbero {m} | :: Berber (people) |
| berbero {m} [singular only] | :: Berber (language) |
| berbice {m} | :: sheep |
| berchelio {m} | :: alternative form of berkelio |
| berciante {v} | :: present participle of berciare |
| berciare {vi} | :: To yell or bawl |
| bere {vit} | :: to drink |
| Berengario {prop} | :: surname |
| Berengario {prop} | :: given name, Berengar |
| Berenice {prop} | :: given name, cognate to English Berenice |
| bergamasca {f} | :: A female native or inhabitant of Bergamo |
| bergamasco {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Bergamo |
| bergamasco {adj} | :: Of or relating to Bergamo or the Bergamo people |
| Bergamo {prop} | :: Bergamo, province of Lombardy, Italy |
| Bergamo {prop} | :: Bergamo, town and capital of the province Bergamo |
| bergamotta {f} | :: A type of pear, Pyrus persica |
| bergamotto {m} | :: bergamot |
| bergmaniano {adj} | :: Bergmanian |
| Bergoglio {prop} | :: A village near Alessandria in Piedmont |
| Bergoglio {prop} | :: surname derived from the placename |
| bergomense {adj} | :: synonym of bergamasco |
| berico {adj} | :: Of or from Vicenza |
| berico {m} | :: Native or inhabitant of Vicenza |
| berillio {m} [chemistry] | :: beryllium |
| berilliosi {f} [pathology] | :: berylliosis |
| berillo {m} | :: beryl |
| berkelio {m} [chemistry] | :: berkelium |
| berlic {m} | :: Variant of berlicche |
| berlicche {m} | :: The Devil |
| berlina {f} | :: a sedan |
| berlina {f} | :: limousine |
| berlina {f} | :: berlin carriage |
| berlinese {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Berlin |
| berlinese {mf} | :: Berlinese, Berliner (native or inhabitant of Berlin) |
| berlingozzo {m} | :: Berliner (doughnut) |
| berlingueriano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Enrico Berlinguer |
| Berlino {prop} | :: Berlin |
| berlusco {adj} | :: doubly shady or sinister |
| Berlusconi {prop} | :: surname |
| Berlusconi {prop} [masculine only] | :: Silvio Berlusconi (Italian politician and businessman) |
| berlusconiana {f} | :: feminine noun of berlusconiano |
| berlusconiano {adj} | :: Berlusconian (of or pertaining to Silvio Berlusconi) |
| berlusconiano {m} [politics] | :: A supporter of the policies of Silvio Berlusconi |
| berlusconismo {m} [politics] | :: Berlusconism (Berlusconi's policies) |
| berlusconizzante {v} | :: present participle of berlusconizzare |
| berlusconizzare {vt} [politics] | :: To adopt the strategies or policies of Silvio Berlusconi to characterize something; to Berlusconize |
| berlusconizzazione {f} [politics] | :: The process of being dominated by, or characterized by Silvio Berlusconi |
| bermuda {mp} | :: Bermuda shorts |
| Bermude {prop} | :: Bermuda |
| Berna {prop} | :: Bern (city) |
| Bernadetta {prop} | :: given name |
| bernarda {f} [vulgar] | :: female genitalia |
| Bernarda {prop} | :: given name, feminine of Bernardo |
| Bernardi {prop} | :: surname |
| Bernardina {prop} | :: given name, feminine of Bernardino |
| bernardino {m} | :: Bernardine |
| Bernardino {prop} | :: given name |
| Bernardo {prop} | :: given name |
| bernesco {adj} | :: burlesque |
| bernesco {adj} | :: satirical |
| bernese {adj} | :: Bernese |
| bernese {mf} | :: Bernese |
| Bernetti {prop} | :: surname |
| Bernina {prop} | :: A mountain range in the Alps |
| Bernini {prop} | :: surname |
| Bernini {prop} | :: Gian Lorenzo Bernini, Italian sculptor and artist |
| bernoccolo {m} | :: bump (pimple etc) |
| bernoccolo {m} | :: flair, bent (disposition) |
| bernoccoluto {adj} | :: bumpy, lumpy |
| Berrè {prop} | :: surname |
| berretta {f} | :: cap |
| berretta {f} | :: biretta |
| berrettaia {f} | :: (female) cap (beret) maker or seller |
| berrettaio {m} | :: cap (beret) maker or seller |
| berrettificio {m} | :: cap factory |
| berrettino {m} | :: cap, beret |
| berrettino {adj} | :: light grey; ashen |
| berretto {m} | :: cap |
| berretto a sonagli {m} | :: fool's cap |
| bersò {m} | :: arbour, bower |
| Bersabea {prop} | :: obsolete form of Beersheba |
| bersagliante {v} | :: present participle of bersagliare |
| bersagliare {vt} | :: To bombard |
| bersagliera {f} | :: An energetic and decisive woman |
| bersagliere {m} | :: rifleman, bersagliere (in some Italian regiments) |
| bersaglieresco {adj} | :: bold, resolute |
| bersaglio {m} | :: target |
| Bersani {prop} | :: surname |
| Bersani {prop} | :: Pier Luigi Bersani, Italian politician |
| Bersani {prop} | :: Samuele Bersani, Italian singer |
| bersaniano {adj} | :: Of or relating to Pier Luigi Bersani |
| bersela {v} | :: to naively believe in something unlikely; to be "taken in" |
| bersi {vr} | :: An intensive variant of bere, to drink |
| berta {f} | :: shearwater |
| berta {f} | :: pile driver |
| berta minore {f} | :: Manx shearwater |
| berta minore mediterranea {f} | :: yelkouan shearwater (Puffinus yelkouan) |
| bertesca {f} | :: brattice, bretèche |
| bertinottiano {adj} | :: Bertinottian (pertaining to Italian politician Fausto Bertinotti) |
| bertinottismo {m} | :: Any of the political principles of Fausto Bertinotti |
| Berto {prop} | :: given name |
| bertoldo {m} | :: wily peasant |
| bertoldo {m} | :: simpleton |
| Bertoldo {prop} | :: Berthold, Bertolt |
| Bertolucci {prop} | :: surname |
| Bertolucci {prop} | :: Bernardo Bertolucci, Italian film director |
| bertone {m} [nautical] | :: A large, three-masted, square-rigged ship used in the Mediterranean in the 16th and 17th centuries |
| Bertoni {prop} | :: surname |
| bertuccia {f} | :: Barbary ape (Macaca sylvanus) |
| bertuccia {f} | :: An ugly and unpleasant woman |
| beruzzo {m} | :: A meal, taken in the fields, by agricultural workers |
| besciamella {f} | :: béchamel sauce |
| Bessarione {prop} | :: given name |
| besseliano {adj} | :: Besselian |
| besso {adj} | :: foolish |
| bestemmia {f} | :: curse |
| bestemmia {f} | :: blasphemy |
| bestemmiante {v} | :: present participle of bestemmiare |
| bestemmiare {v} | :: to blaspheme, specifically: |
| bestemmiare {vt} | :: To speak of, or address, with impious irreverence; to revile impiously (anything sacred) |
| bestemmiare {vi} | :: To commit blasphemy |
| bestemmiare {vt} [by extension] | :: To curse |
| bestemmiare {vi} [by extension] | :: To curse, swear |
| bestemmiare {vt} [figurative] | :: To calumniate, revile |
| bestemmiatore {m} | :: swearer |
| bestemmiatore {m} | :: blasphemer |
| bestemmiatrice {f} | :: feminine noun of bestemmiatore |
| bestemmiona {f} [rare] | :: feminine of bestemmione: a heavy blasphemer [female] |
| bestemmiona {f} [colloquial] | :: synonym of bestemmione |
| bestemmione {m} [rare] | :: A heavy blasphemer [male] |
| bestemmione {m} [colloquial] | :: A great blasphemy |
| bestia {f} | :: beast |
| bestiaccia {f} | :: evil, nasty or ugly beast |
| bestiaccia {f} | :: wicked person |
| bestiaccia {f} | :: tough person |
| bestia da soma {f} | :: beast of burden, pack animal |
| bestia da tiro {f} | :: draught animal, draft animal |
| bestiale {adj} | :: animal (attributive) |
| bestiale {adj} | :: beastly |
| bestiale {adj} | :: bestial |
| bestialità {f} | :: brutishness, bestiality, brutality |
| bestialità {f} | :: nonsense |
| bestialitade {f} | :: medieval spelling of bestialità |
| bestialmente {adv} | :: bestially, brutally, cruelly |
| bestiame {m} | :: cattle and sheep etc considered as an agricultural commodity |
| bestiame {m} | :: stock |
| bestiario {m} | :: bestiary |
| bestiola {f} | :: Little animal or beast, creature |
| bestiolina {f} | :: A little animal |
| bestione {m} | :: beast (brutal person) |
| bestiuola {f} | :: alternative spelling of bestiola |
| best seller {m} | :: bestseller |
| bet {n} | :: beth |
| bet {n} | :: The name of the Phoenician-script letter 𐤁 |
| bet {n} | :: The name of the Hebrew script letter ב |
| beta {f} | :: The name of the Greek script letter Β/β; beta |
| beta {f} [computing] | :: beta (software version) |
| beta {f} [plant] | :: alternative form of bieta; beet |
| betabloccante {adj} | :: beta blocking |
| betabloccante {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: beta blocker |
| betacismo {m} [linguistics] | :: betacism |
| betamimetico {adj} | :: betamimetic |
| betamimetico {m} [pharmacology] | :: betamimetic |
| betatrone {m} [physics] | :: betatron |
| Betelgeuse {prop} | :: Betelgeuse |
| betlemita {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the city of Bethlehem |
| betlemita {m} | :: an inhabitant of Bethlehem [male] |
| betlemita {f} | :: an inhabitant of Bethlehem [female] |
| Betlemme {prop} | :: Bethlehem (city in Palestine) |
| beton {m} | :: concrete |
| betonaggio {m} | :: concrete mixing, laying or pouring |
| betonica {f} | :: betony, woundwort (Stachys officinalis) |
| betoniera {f} | :: cement mixer, concrete mixer |
| betonista {m} | :: concrete-mixer operator |
| Betsabea {prop} | :: Bathsheba (biblical figure) |
| Betta {prop} | :: given name, diminutive of Elisabetta |
| Bettina {prop} | :: given name |
| Bettino {prop} | :: given name |
| bettola {f} | :: tavern |
| bettola {f} | :: dive, joint (seedy bar) |
| bettoliere {m} | :: innkeeper, publican |
| bettolina {f} | :: barge (for cargo) |
| Bettona {prop} | :: a town in the province of Perugia in Umbria in Italy |
| bettonese {adj} | :: Of, or from, Bettona |
| bettonese {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Bettona |
| Bettoni {prop} | :: surname |
| bettonica {f} | :: betony, woundwort (variant of betonica) |
| betulla {f} | :: birch |
| beuta {f} [chemistry] | :: Erlenmeyer flask, conical flask |
| bevace {adj} | :: bibulous (literary usage) |
| bevacità {f} | :: bibulousness |
| Bevagna {prop} | :: a town in the province of Perugia in Umbria in Italy |
| bevanate {adj} | :: Of, or from, Bevagna |
| bevanate {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Bevagna |
| bevanda {f} | :: beverage, drink |
| bevanda alcolica {f} | :: alcoholic beverage |
| bevatrone {m} [physics] | :: bevatron |
| beventesi {v} | :: present participle of bersi |
| beveraggio {m} | :: bran mash (animal feed) |
| beveraggio {m} | :: potion (magic) |
| beveratoio {m} | :: alternative form of abbeveratoio |
| beverino {m} | :: drinking-trough (for a bird) |
| beverone {m} | :: mash, swill (for animals) |
| bevibile {adj} | :: drinkable |
| Bevilacqua {prop} | :: A small town in the Verona province of Veneto |
| Bevilacqua {prop} | :: surname |
| bevimento {m} [obsolete] | :: drinking |
| bevitore {m} | :: drinker, binge drinker |
| bevitrice {f} | :: drinker (female) |
| bevizione {f} [obsolete] | :: drinking |
| bevuta {f} | :: Heavy drinking |
| bevuta {f} | :: A drunken party |
| bevutosi {v} | :: past participle of bersi |
| bezoar {m} | :: bezoar |
| bezzo {m} | :: An old silver Venetian coin worth half a soldo |
| bezzo {m} [in the plural] | :: money |
| Bhutan {prop} | :: Bhutan |
| bhutanese {adj} | :: Bhutanese |
| bhutanese {mf} | :: Bhutanese |
| bi {n} | :: letter: b; bee |
| bi- {prefix} | :: bi- |
| bi- {prefix} | :: di- |
| biacca {f} | :: white lead |
| biacca {f} | :: ceruse |
| biacco {m} | :: rat snake, chicken snake (of genus Elaphe) |
| biacco {m} | :: racer (snake of the genus Coluber) |
| biada {f} | :: fodder (food for horses and other animals) |
| biadante {v} | :: present participle of biadare |
| biadare {vt} | :: To fodder (animals) |
| biadesivo {adj} | :: double-sided (adhesive tape) |
| Biagi {prop} | :: surname |
| Biagio {prop} | :: given name, cognate to English and French Blaise |
| Biagiotti {prop} | :: surname |
| Biagiotti {prop} | :: Laura Biagiotti, Italian designer |
| bialbero {adj} | :: twin-cam |
| bianca {f} | :: white woman |
| bianca {f} [snooker] | :: cue ball (more fully bilia bianca) |
| Bianca {prop} | :: given name, cognate to Blanche |
| Biancaneve {prop} | :: Snow White |
| biancastro {adj} | :: whitish |
| biancazzurro {adj} | :: white and pale blue |
| biancheggiamento {m} | :: whitening |
| biancheggiamento {m} | :: bleaching |
| biancheggiante {v} | :: present participle of biancheggiare |
| biancheggiare {vi} | :: To be white |
| biancheggiare {vi} | :: To turn white |
| bianchente {v} | :: present participle of bianchire |
| biancheria {f} | :: underwear, undergarments, lingerie |
| biancheria {f} | :: linen |
| biancheria intima {f} | :: underwear, sleepwear |
| biancheria intima {f} | :: intimates |
| bianchettante {v} | :: present participle of bianchettare |
| bianchettare {vt} | :: To correct using correction fluid |
| bianchetto {adj} | :: diminutive of bianco |
| bianchetto {m} | :: ceruse or similar whitening agent or makeup |
| bianchetto {m} | :: correction fluid |
| bianchetto {m} | :: (not usual) singular of bianchetti |
| bianchezza {f} | :: whiteness |
| Bianchi {prop} | :: A small town in the Cosenza province of Calabria |
| Bianchi {prop} | :: surname |
| bianchiccio {adj} | :: whitish, off-white |
| bianchino {m} | :: glass of white wine |
| bianchire {vt} | :: to whiten |
| bianchissimo {adj} | :: Very white, snow-white |
| bianco {adj} | :: white |
| bianco {m} | :: white |
| bianco {m} | :: blank |
| bianco {m} | :: (feminine bianca) white man |
| bianco {m} | :: linen |
| Bianco {prop} | :: given name especially popular in Tuscany |
| biancoblu {adj} | :: white and blue |
| biancoceleste {adj} | :: white and sky-blue |
| biancoceleste {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the S.S. Lazio, the Italian football team based in Rome |
| biancoceleste {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to any other sporting team wearing a white and sky-blue shirt |
| biancoceleste {mf} | :: A S.S. Lazio player or supporter |
| biancoceleste {mf} | :: A player or supporter of any sporting club wearing a white and sky-blue shirt |
| bianco dell'uovo {m} | :: egg white |
| bianco d'uovo {m} | :: egg white |
| biancomangiare {m} | :: blancmange |
| biancone {m} | :: short-toed eagle or harrier eagle |
| bianconero {adj} | :: black and white |
| bianconero {adj} | :: Pertaining to the Juventus football club of Turin |
| bianconero {adj} | :: Pertaining to any other sporting team wearing a black and white shirt |
| bianconiglio {m} [usually, in fairy tales] | :: white rabbit |
| biancore {m} | :: whiteness |
| biancorosso {adj} | :: white and red |
| biancoscudato {m} | :: A footballer who is a member of Calcio Padova |
| biancosegno {m} | :: A signed, blank document |
| biancospino {m} | :: hawthorn (Crataegus laevigata, syn. Crataegus oxycantha) |
| biancoverde {adj} | :: white and green |
| biancovestito {adj} | :: dressed in white |
| Biasca {prop} | :: A small town in the Riviera district of Ticino |
| biascicamento {m} | :: chewing, chomping |
| biascicamento {m} | :: mumbling, muttering |
| biascicante {v} | :: present participle of biascicare |
| biascicare {vt} | :: to mumble |
| biascicare {vt} | :: to utter |
| biasimabile {adj} | :: blameworthy |
| biasimante {v} | :: present participle of biasimare |
| biasimantesi {v} | :: present participle of biasimarsi |
| biasimare {vt} | :: to blame |
| biasimarsi {v} | :: reflexive of biasimare |
| biasimarsi {v} | :: to blame oneself |
| biasimatosi {v} | :: past participle of biasimarsi |
| biasimevole {adj} | :: blameworthy |
| biasimevolmente {adv} | :: blameworthily |
| biasimo {m} | :: blame |
| biasimo {m} | :: fault |
| biasmante {v} | :: present participle of biasmare |
| biasmare {v} | :: alternative form of biasimare |
| biassiale {adj} | :: biaxial |
| biathlon {m} | :: biathlon |
| biatleta {f} [sports] | :: biathlete |
| biatomico {adj} [chemistry, physics] | :: diatomic |
| biauricolare {adj} | :: binaural |
| biavo {adj} | :: sky blue |
| bibace {adj} | :: bibulous (literary usage) |
| bibagno {adj} | :: Having two bathrooms |
| bibasico {adj} [chemistry] | :: dibasic |
| bibbia {f} | :: bible (all senses) |
| Bibbia {prop} | :: Bible |
| biberon {m} | :: feeding bottle, bottle, baby feeder |
| bibita {f} | :: soft drink, non-alcoholic drink |
| biblicamente {adv} | :: biblically |
| biblico {adj} | :: biblical |
| biblio- {prefix} | :: biblio- |
| bibliobus {m} | :: mobile library |
| bibliofagia {f} | :: bibliophagy |
| bibliofago {m} | :: bookworm (all senses) |
| bibliofilia {f} | :: bibliophilia |
| bibliofilo {m} | :: bibliophile |
| bibliografia {f} | :: bibliography |
| bibliograficamente {adv} | :: bibliographically |
| bibliografico {adj} | :: bibliographic |
| bibliografo {m} | :: bibliographer |
| biblioiatrica {f} | :: book restoration and conservation |
| bibliolatria {f} | :: bibliolatry |
| bibliologia {f} | :: bibliology |
| bibliologo {m} {m} | :: bibliologist |
| bibliomane {mf} | :: bibliomaniac |
| bibliomania {f} | :: bibliomania |
| bibliomanzia {f} | :: bibliomancy |
| bibliometrica {f} | :: bibliometrics |
| bibliometrico {adj} | :: bibliometric |
| bibliopola {mf} | :: bookseller |
| biblioteca {f} | :: library |
| biblioteca {f} | :: bookcase |
| bibliotecaria {f} | :: A librarian (female) |
| bibliotecario {m} | :: A librarian |
| biblioteconomia {f} | :: librarianship, library science |
| biblioteconomista {mf} | :: librarian (student of librarianship) |
| biblista {mf} | :: Bible scholar |
| bibulo {adj} | :: absorbent |
| bibulo {adj} | :: bibulous (fond of drinking) |
| bica {f} | :: haystack (or pile of sheaves) |
| bicamerale {adj} | :: bicameral (two-chamber) |
| bicameralismo {m} | :: bicameralism |
| bicamere {adj} | :: two-room (attributive) |
| bicarbonato {m} | :: bicarbonate |
| bicarbonato di sodio {m} [inorganic compound] | :: sodium bicarbonate |
| bicchier {m} | :: apocopic form of bicchiere |
| bicchierata {f} | :: glass, glassful |
| bicchierata {f} | :: drink |
| bicchiere {m} | :: glass (drinking vessel), cup, tumbler (glass without stem) |
| bicchiere {m} | :: glass (quantity) |
| bicchiere {m} [chemistry] | :: beaker (laboratory vessel) |
| bicchierino {m} | :: Small glass (of liquid) |
| bicefalo {adj} | :: two-headed, bicephalous |
| bicentenario {m} | :: bicentenary |
| bicentennale {adj} | :: bicentennial, bicentenary |
| bichini {m} | :: bikini |
| bici {f} | :: clipping of bicicletta; bike, pushbike |
| bicicletta {f} | :: bicycle |
| biciclettata {f} | :: bicycle ride |
| biciclo {m} | :: velocipede, penny-farthing (or any old-fashioned bicycle) |
| bicilindrico {adj} | :: two-cylinder (attributive) |
| bicipite {adj} | :: two-headed |
| bicipite {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: biceps |
| bicloruro {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: bichloride |
| bicocca {f} | :: fort |
| bicocca {f} | :: hovel |
| bicolano {adj} | :: Bicol / Bikol (attributive) |
| bicolano {m} | :: Bicolano (language) |
| bicolore {adj} | :: bicolour, two-tone |
| biconcavo {adj} | :: biconcave |
| bicondizionale {adj} [mathematics] | :: biconditional |
| biconico {adj} | :: biconical |
| biconsonantico {adj} | :: biconsonantal |
| biconvesso {adj} | :: biconvex |
| bicordo {m} [music] | :: A bichord |
| bicorne {adj} | :: two-horned |
| bicorno {m} | :: A two-peaked hat, once worn by the Carabinieri |
| bicorno {m} [mathematics] | :: bicorn |
| bicornuto {adj} | :: two-horned |
| bicromatico {adj} | :: dichromatic |
| bicromato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: bichromate |
| bicromato {adj} [photography] | :: bichromate (attributive) |
| bicromia {f} | :: Variant of dicromia |
| biculturale {adj} | :: bicultural |
| biculturalismo {m} | :: biculturalism |
| bicupola {f} [mathematics] | :: bicupola |
| bicuspidale {adj} | :: bicuspid |
| bicuspide {adj} | :: bicuspid |
| bidè {m} | :: bidet |
| bidella {f} | :: (female) caretaker, janitor |
| bidello {m} | :: caretaker, janitor |
| bidente {m} | :: pitchfork |
| Bidente {prop} | :: A river that flows in Emilia-Romagna |
| bideriva {adj} [of an aircraft's tailplane] | :: twin-tail (having two vertical fins) |
| bidimensionale {adj} | :: two-dimensional |
| bidimensionalità {f} | :: bidimensionality, two-dimensionality |
| bidirezionale {adj} | :: bidirectional |
| bidonante {v} | :: present participle of bidonare |
| bidonare {vt} | :: to let down, leave in the lurch |
| bidonare {vt} | :: to swindle, cheat |
| bidonata {f} | :: swindle |
| bidone {m} | :: drum (container) |
| bidone dei rifiuti {m} | :: trash can, rubbish bin |
| bidone dell'immondizia {n} | :: garbage can |
| bidone dell'immondizia {n} | :: A receptacle, usually roughly cylindrical and wider at the top than at the bottom, which serves as a place to discard waste materials |
| bidonista {mf} | :: swindler, cheat |
| bidonvia {f} | :: cablecar |
| bidonville {f} | :: shantytown, slum |
| biecamente {adv} | :: sullenly |
| biecamente {adv} | :: askance |
| biechissimo {adj} | :: Very sinister, very baleful |
| bieco {adj} | :: sinister, sullen, baleful |
| biella {f} | :: connecting rod |
| Biella {prop} | :: Biella (province) |
| Biella {prop} | :: Biella (town) |
| biellese {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Biella |
| biellese {mf} | :: Native or inhabitant of Biella |
| bielletta {f} | :: rod, billet |
| bielorussa {f} | :: Belarusian (female) |
| Bielorussia {prop} | :: Belarus |
| bielorusso {adj} | :: Belarusian |
| bielorusso {m} | :: Belarusian |
| bielorusso {prop} | :: The Belarusian language |
| Bienna {prop} | :: obsolete form of Bienne |
| biennale {adj} | :: biennial (every two years) |
| biennale {f} | :: A celebration or exhibition held every two years |
| biennalista {mf} | :: A student studying a two-year course |
| biennalizzante {v} | :: present participle of biennalizzare |
| biennalizzare {vt} | :: To study a two-year course (or to take an exam in the second year) |
| biennalmente {adv} | :: biennially (every two years) |
| bienne {adj} [botany] | :: biennial |
| biennio {m} | :: A period of two years |
| bierre {mf} | :: A member of the Brigate Rosse |
| bieta {f} | :: synonym of bietola |
| bieticolo {adj} | :: beet-farming (especially sugar-beet) (attributive) |
| bieticoltore {m} | :: beet farmer |
| bieticoltura {f} | :: beet farming |
| bietola {f} [plant] | :: Beta vulgaris; beet |
| bietolone {m} | :: orach (of genus Atriplex) |
| bietolone {m} | :: simpleton, fool |
| bietta {f} | :: spline |
| bietta {f} | :: wedge |
| bifacciale {adj} | :: bifacial |
| bifamiliare {adj} | :: semi-detached (houses) |
| bifamiliare {f} | :: Such a house |
| bifamiliare {f} | :: duplex |
| bifase {adj} | :: two-phase (attributive) |
| bifasico {adj} | :: biphasic |
| bifenile {m} [organic compound] | :: biphenyl |
| Biferno {prop} | :: A river that flows in Molise |
| biffa {f} | :: A telltale (device for indicating cracks in a wall) |
| bifido {adj} | :: bifurcated |
| bifilare {adj} | :: two-wire (electrical cabling etc) |
| bifocale {adj} | :: bifocal |
| bifolca {f} | :: (female) bumpkin, yokel |
| bifolcheria {f} | :: rude or impolite act |
| bifolco {m} | :: bumpkin, yokel |
| bifora {f} | :: mullioned window |
| biforcamento {m} | :: bifurcation |
| biforcante {v} | :: present participle of biforcare |
| biforcantesi {v} | :: present participle of biforcarsi |
| biforcare {vt} | :: To divide something into two branches; to bifurcate |
| biforcarsi {v} | :: reflexive of biforcare |
| biforcarsi {vr} | :: to divide into two branches |
| biforcarsi {vr} | :: to fork |
| biforcarsi {vr} | :: to branch |
| biforcatosi {v} | :: past participle of biforcarsi |
| biforcatura {f} | :: bifurcation, fork, forking, branch |
| biforcazione {f} | :: bifurcation, fork, forking, branch, prong |
| biforcuto {adj} | :: forked |
| bifosfonato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: bisphosphonate |
| bifronte {adj} | :: bifront, two-faced (all senses) |
| bifunzionale {adj} | :: bifunctional |
| big {m} | :: star (entertainment) |
| big {m} | :: big shot, big noise |
| biga {f} | :: chariot (two-wheeled) |
| bigama {f} | :: bigamist (female) |
| bigamia {f} | :: bigamy |
| bigamo {adj} | :: bigamous |
| bigamo {m} | :: bigamist |
| bigattiera {f} | :: silkworm nursery |
| bigattiere {m} | :: silkworm breeder |
| bigatto {m} | :: silkworm |
| bigeminismo {m} | :: bigeminy |
| bigemino {adj} | :: bigeminal |
| bigemino {adj} | :: twin |
| bigettivo {adj} | :: Variant of biiettivo |
| bigezione {f} | :: Variant of biiezione |
| bighellante {v} | :: present participle of bighellare |
| bighellare {vi} | :: to wander or saunter aimlessly |
| bighellare {vi} | :: to loiter, loaf, bum around idle, laze, lounge |
| bighellonante {v} | :: present participle of bighellonare |
| bighellonare {vi} | :: to loaf around |
| bighellonare {vi} | :: to dawdle |
| bighellone {mf} | :: loafer, loiterer |
| bigia {f} | :: warbler |
| bigia grossa {f} | :: Orphean warbler |
| bigiante {v} | :: present participle of bigiare |
| bigia padovana {f} | :: barred warbler |
| bigiare {vt} | :: To play truant / play hookey |
| bigiarella {f} | :: lesser whitethroat |
| bigio {adj} | :: ash gray |
| bigio {adj} | :: dun |
| bigiotteria {f} | :: costume jewellery |
| bigiotteria {f} | :: costume jeweller's |
| bigiotto {m} | :: alternative form of bigiotteria |
| biglia {f} | :: alternative form of bilia |
| bigliardino {m} | :: alternative form of biliardino |
| bigliardo {m} | :: Variant of biliardo |
| bigliettaia {f} | :: ticket inspector (female) |
| bigliettaia {f} | :: clerk in a ticket office (female) |
| bigliettaio {m} | :: ticket inspector |
| bigliettaio {m} | :: clerk in a ticket office |
| bigliettazione {f} | :: ticketing |
| biglietteria {f} | :: ticket office |
| biglietteria {f} | :: booking office |
| biglietteria {f} | :: box office |
| bigliettino {m} | :: card (birthday, Christmas etc) |
| biglietto {m} | :: ticket |
| biglietto {m} | :: card |
| biglietto {m} | :: note, slip |
| biglietto {m} | :: note, banknote, bill |
| biglietto d'auguri {m} | :: greeting card |
| biglietto da visita {m} | :: business card |
| biglietto da visita {m} [figuratively] | :: speciality, forte, asset |
| biglietto di auguri {m} | :: Variant of biglietto d'auguri |
| bigliettone {m} | :: A high-value banknote |
| biglione {m} | :: alternative form of bilione |
| Big Mac {m} | :: Big Mac |
| bignè {m} | :: beignet, fritter |
| bignè {m} | :: puff (pastry) |
| bignè {m} | :: cream puff |
| bignami {m} | :: student study guide; book summary |
| bignami {m} [by extension] | :: summary |
| Bignami {prop} | :: surname |
| Bignardi {prop} | :: surname |
| bigodino {m} | :: curler, roller (in the hair) |
| bigofono {m} [musical instruments] | :: bigophone |
| bigolaro {m} | :: a device through which bigoli are extruded |
| bigoli {m} | :: bigoli |
| bigoncia {f} | :: A wooden tub for collecting, then pressing grapes |
| bigoncio {m} | :: tub |
| bigoressia {f} [pathology] | :: bigorexia |
| bigottamente {adv} | :: bigotedly |
| bigotteria {f} | :: Excessive devoutness |
| bigotteria {f} | :: bigotry |
| bigottismo {m} | :: bigotry |
| bigotto {adj} | :: Over-devout; bigoted |
| bigotto {m} | :: bigot (religious) |
| bigudino {m} | :: alternative form of bigodino |
| biidrato {m} [chemistry] | :: dihydrate |
| biiettivo {adj} [mathematics] | :: bijective |
| biiezione {f} [mathematics] | :: bijection |
| bijouteria {f} | :: synonym of gioielliere |
| bike {f} | :: motorbike, motorcycle |
| biker {mf} [cycling] | :: mountain biker |
| biker {mf} | :: biker (motorcyclist) |
| bikini {m} | :: bikini |
| Bila {prop} [Biblical character] | :: Bilhah |
| bilabiale {adj} [phonetics] | :: bilabial (articulated with both lips) |
| bilabiale {f} [phonetics] | :: A bilabial speech sound |
| bilabiato {adj} [botany] | :: bilabiate |
| bilama {adj} | :: double-bladed (knife) |
| bilaminare {adj} | :: bilaminar |
| bilaminato {adj} | :: laminated on both sides |
| bilancia {f} | :: balance, scales, scale (device for weighing) |
| bilancia {f} [economics] | :: balance (see also bilancio) |
| Bilancia {prop} | :: Libra (the constellation) |
| Bilancia {prop} | :: Libra (the star sign) |
| bilancia commerciale {f} [economics] | :: balance of trade |
| bilancia dei pagamenti {f} [economics] | :: balance of payments |
| bilanciamento {m} | :: balance, balancing |
| bilanciamento {m} | :: equilibrium |
| bilanciamento {m} | :: trim (of a ship etc) |
| bilanciante {v} | :: present participle of bilanciare |
| bilanciantesi {v} | :: present participle of bilanciarsi |
| bilanciare {vt} | :: to balance [all senses] |
| bilanciarsi {v} | :: reflexive of bilanciare |
| bilanciarsi {vr} | :: to balance, balance out |
| bilanciatamente {adv} | :: in a balanced manner |
| bilanciatamente {adv} | :: in equilibrium |
| bilanciato {adj} | :: balanced |
| bilanciatosi {v} | :: past participle of bilanciarsi |
| bilanciere {m} | :: balance wheel (in a watch) |
| bilanciere {m} | :: compensator (in a machine) |
| bilanciere {m} | :: barbell |
| bilancio {m} | :: balance (list of credits and debits), balance sheet, budget |
| bilancio {m} | :: assessment, result, outcome |
| bilancio {m} | :: toll |
| bilancio delle vittime {m} | :: death toll |
| bilandro {m} [watercraft] | :: bilander |
| bilaterale {adj} | :: bilateral |
| bilateralismo {m} | :: bilateralism |
| bilateralità {f} | :: The quality or state of being bilateral |
| bilateralmente {adv} | :: bilaterally |
| bilatero {adj} | :: bilateral |
| bile {f} [physiology] | :: bile |
| bilharziosi {f} [medicine] | :: bilharzia, schistosomiasis |
| bilia {f} [billiards, snooker] | :: billiard/snooker ball |
| bilia {f} | :: marble (small glass sphere) |
| bilia bianca {f} [snooker] | :: cue ball (white ball) |
| biliardino {m} | :: Small billiard table or snooker table |
| biliardino {m} | :: pinball |
| biliardo {m} [number] | :: billiards |
| biliardo {m} [number] | :: A thousand trillion (thousand million million) |
| biliardo {m} [games, sports] | :: pool |
| biliare {adj} | :: biliary, bilious |
| bilico {m} | :: balance, equilibrium |
| bilineare {adj} | :: bilinear |
| bilingue {adj} | :: bilingual |
| bilinguismo {m} | :: bilingualism |
| bilinguità {f} | :: bilinguality |
| bilione {m} | :: billion |
| bilionesimo {adj} | :: billionth (UK), trillionth (US) |
| biliosamente {adv} | :: irascibly, biliously |
| bilioso {adj} | :: bilious |
| bilirubina {f} [physiology] | :: bilirubin |
| bilirubinemia {f} [medicine] | :: bilirubinemia |
| biliverdina {f} [biochemistry] | :: biliverdin |
| billetta {f} | :: billet (metal) |
| bilobato {adj} [botany] | :: bilobate |
| bilocale {m} | :: two-room apartment |
| bilocazione {f} | :: bilocation |
| bilux {mp} [Switzerland] | :: flashing, blinking, winking |
| biluxante {v} | :: present participle of biluxare |
| biluxare {vi} [Switzerland] | :: to wink, blink or flash |
| bimane {adj} [tennis] | :: two-handed (holding the racket with both hands) |
| bimano {adj} | :: bimanous, two-handed |
| bimba {f} | :: child, baby (female) |
| bimbaminkia {f} [neologism, colloquial, pejorative Internet slang, vulgar] | :: A preteen or teenager, specifically one regarded as stupid, immature and annoying |
| bimbetta {f} | :: toddler (female) |
| bimbetto {m} | :: toddler |
| bimbo {m} | :: child, baby (male) |
| bimbominkia {m} [neologism, colloquial, pejorative Internet slang, vulgar] | :: A preteen or teenager, specifically one regarded as stupid, immature and annoying |
| bimembre {adj} | :: two-limbed |
| bimensile {adj} | :: fortnightly, twice-monthly |
| bimensilmente {adv} | :: fortnightly |
| bimestrale {adj} | :: bimonthly (every two months) |
| bimestrale {adj} | :: two-month (attributive), bimestrial |
| bimestralità {f} | :: Property of being bimonthly |
| bimestralità {f} | :: Property of being bimestrial |
| bimestre {m} | :: two months |
| bimetallico {adj} | :: bimetallic |
| bimetallico {adj} | :: bimetal (attributive) |
| bimetallismo {m} | :: bimetallism |
| bimetallo {m} | :: bimetal |
| bimillenario {adj} | :: bimillennial |
| bimolecolare {adj} [chemistry, physics] | :: bimolecular |
| bimotore {adj} | :: twin-engined |
| bimotore {m} | :: A twin-engined vehicle (especially an aircraft) |
| bin- {prefix} | :: alternative form of bi- [sometimes used before a vowel] |
| Binaghi {prop} | :: surname |
| binante {v} | :: present participle of binare |
| binare {vt} | :: to repeat (do something twice) |
| binare {vt} | :: to double |
| binario {adj} | :: binary |
| binario {m} [railway] | :: line, track, platform |
| binario {m} | :: rail, railway, railroad |
| binarismo {m} [linguistics] | :: binarism |
| binato {adj} | :: Having two natures, human and divine |
| binatoio {m} | :: doubler (textile machine) |
| binatrice {f} | :: plying or twisting machine (for yarn) |
| binatura {f} | :: plying or twisting (of threads of yarn prior to spinning) |
| binaurale {adj} | :: binaural (involving both ears) |
| binazionale {adj} | :: binational |
| binazione {f} | :: doubling |
| binda {f} | :: jack (tool) |
| bindella {f} | :: A steel rib that holds the two barrels of a hunting rifle together and forms a line of sight |
| bindello {m} | :: A tape or ribbon used to hermetically seal food packaging |
| bindello {m} | :: An embossed tape, that accompanies material being shipped, that records its weight |
| binder {m} | :: a mixture of bitumen and gravel etc. used in roadbuilding |
| bindolante {v} | :: present participle of bindolare |
| bindolare {vt} | :: To trick or take in |
| bindoleria {f} | :: cheat, fraud, swindle |
| bindolo {m} | :: water wheel |
| bindolo {m} | :: winder |
| bindolo {m} [figurative] | :: trick, chicanery |
| bingo {m} | :: bingo (game) |
| bingo {interj} | :: bingo! |
| bino {adj} | :: double |
| binoccolo {m} | :: alternative form of binocolo |
| binocolo {m} | :: binoculars |
| binocolo {m} | :: opera glasses |
| binocolo {m} | :: spyglass |
| binoculare {adj} | :: binocular |
| binomiale {adj} | :: binomial |
| binomio {m} [mathematics] | :: binomial |
| binomio {m} | :: duo |
| binomio {adj} [maths] | :: alternative form of binomiale |
| binormale {m} [maths] | :: binormal |
| binubo {m} | :: A person who has been married twice |
| binucleato {adj} | :: binuclear |
| bio- {prefix} | :: life |
| -bio {suffix} | :: organism |
| bioaccumulo {m} | :: bioaccumulation |
| bioacustica {f} [biology, physics] | :: bioacoustics |
| bioacustico {adj} [biology, physics] | :: bioacoustic |
| bioagricoltore {m} | :: ecological farmer |
| bioagricoltura {f} | :: bioagriculture (ecological agriculture) |
| bioalimento {m} | :: organic food |
| bioarchitettura {f} [architecture] | :: bioarchitecture (ecological architecture) |
| bioastronautica {f} [medicine] | :: bioastronautics (study of medical and physiological problems of space flight) |
| bioastronautico {adj} | :: bioastronautical |
| bioattivazione {f} | :: bioactivation |
| bioattivo {adj} | :: bioactive |
| biobibliografia {f} | :: biobibliography / bio-bibliography (biographical and bibliographical data of a person) |
| biobibliografico {adj} | :: biobibliographic |
| biocarburante {m} | :: biofuel |
| biocatalizzatore {m} | :: biocatalyst |
| bioccolo {m} | :: ball of cotton or wool |
| bioccupato {adj} | :: Having two jobs |
| biocenologia {f} | :: biocoenology |
| biocenosi {f} [biology] | :: biocenosis |
| biocentrismo {m} | :: biocentrism |
| biochimica {f} | :: biochemistry |
| biochimica {f} | :: (feminine of biochimico) a female biochemist |
| biochimicamente {adv} | :: biochemically |
| biochimico {adj} | :: biochemical |
| biochimico {m} | :: biochemist |
| biochimismo {m} | :: synonym of biochimica |
| biocida {adj} | :: biocide (attributive) |
| bioclastico {adj} [geology] | :: bioclastic |
| bioclimatico {adj} | :: bioclimatic |
| bioclimatologia {f} | :: bioclimatology |
| biocombustibile {m} | :: biofuel |
| biocompatibile {adj} | :: biocompatible |
| biocompatibilità {f} | :: biocompatibility |
| bioconiugato {adj} | :: bioconjugated |
| biocostruzione {f} | :: bioconstruction |
| bioculare {adj} | :: Variant of binoculare |
| bioculturale {adj} | :: biocultural |
| biodegradabile {adj} | :: biodegradable |
| biodegradabilità {f} | :: biodegradability |
| biodegradante {v} | :: present participle of biodegradare |
| biodegradantesi {v} | :: present participle of biodegradarsi |
| biodegradare {vt} | :: To biodegrade |
| biodegradarsi {v} | :: reflexive of biodegradare |
| biodegradarsi {vr} | :: to biodegrade |
| biodegradatosi {v} | :: past participle of biodegradarsi |
| biodegradazione {f} [biology] | :: biodegradation |
| biodinamica {f} | :: biodynamics |
| biodinamico {adj} | :: biodynamic |
| biodinamico {adj} | :: organic (agriculture) |
| biodiritto {m} [legal] | :: The aspects of law that apply to biotechnology etc |
| biodisponibile {adj} | :: bioavailable |
| biodisponibilità {f} [pharmacology] | :: bioavailability |
| biodiversità {f} | :: biodiversity |
| biodo {m} | :: bur-reed / burreed (Sparganium erectum) |
| bioecologia {f} | :: bioecology |
| bioeconomia {f} | :: bioeconomics |
| bioeconomico {adj} | :: bioeconomic |
| bioedilizia {f} | :: green building (the trade) |
| bioelettricità {f} [biology, physics] | :: bioelectricity |
| bioelettrico {adj} | :: bioelectrical |
| bioelettronica {f} | :: bioelectronics |
| bioenergetica {f} | :: bioenergetics |
| bioenergetico {adj} | :: bioenergetic |
| bioenergia {f} | :: bioenergy |
| bioequivalente {adj} | :: bioequivalent |
| bioequivalenza {f} | :: bioequivalence |
| bioerma {m} | :: Variant of bioherma |
| bioestetica {f} | :: bioaesthetics |
| bioetanolo {m} | :: bioethanol |
| bioetica {f} | :: bioethics |
| bioetico {adj} | :: bioethical |
| biofabbrica {f} | :: A company or factory that makes biological control agents (especially one that breeds insects and other pathogens) |
| biofarmaceutica {f} | :: biopharmaceutics |
| biofattore {m} | :: biofactor |
| biofeedback {m} | :: biofeedback |
| biofilia {f} | :: biophilia |
| biofilo {m} | :: biophile |
| biofilosofia {f} | :: biophilosophy |
| biofisica {f} [biology, physics] | :: biophysics |
| biofisico {m} | :: biophysicist |
| biofisico {adj} | :: biophysical |
| bioflavonoide {m} | :: bioflavonoid |
| biofobia {f} | :: biophobia |
| biofotogenesi {f} | :: biophotogenesis |
| biofotolisi {f} [biochemistry] | :: biophotolysis |
| biogas {n} | :: biogas |
| biogenesi {f} | :: biogenesis |
| biogenetica {f} | :: biogenetics |
| biogenetico {adj} | :: biogenetic |
| biogenia {f} | :: biogeny |
| biogenico {adj} | :: biogenic |
| biogeno {adj} [biochemistry, geology] | :: biogenic |
| biogeochimico {adj} [ecology, chemistry] | :: biogeochimical |
| biogeodinamica {f} | :: biogeodynamics |
| biogeografia {f} [biology, geography] | :: biogeography |
| biogeografico {adj} [biology, geography] | :: biogeographic |
| Bioggio {prop} | :: A small town in the Lugano district of Ticino |
| biografa {f} | :: biographer (female) |
| biografante {v} | :: present participle of biografare |
| biografare {vt} | :: To biographize |
| biografato {m} | :: biographee |
| biografia {f} | :: biography |
| biograficamente {adv} | :: biographically |
| biografico {adj} | :: biographical |
| biografietta {f} | :: biographette |
| biografo {m} | :: biographer |
| bioherma {m} [geology] | :: bioherm |
| bioidrogeno {m} | :: biohydrogen |
| bioindicatore {m} | :: bioindicator |
| bioinformatica {f} [biology, computing] | :: bioinformatics |
| bioinformatico {adj} | :: bioinformatic |
| bioingegnere {m} | :: bioengineer |
| bioingegneria {f} | :: bioengineering |
| bioinorganico {adj} [biochemistry] | :: bioinorganic |
| biolca {f} | :: A regional unit of area approximately equal to a third of a hectare |
| bioliquido {m} | :: bioliquid |
| biologa {f} | :: biologist (female) |
| biologia {f} | :: biology |
| biologia marina {f} [biology] | :: marine biology |
| biologicamente {adv} | :: biologically |
| biologicamente {adv} | :: organically |
| biologico {adj} | :: biological |
| biologico {adj} | :: organic |
| biologismo {m} | :: biologism |
| biologo {m} | :: biologist |
| bioluminescente {adj} | :: bioluminescent |
| bioluminescenza {f} [biology, chemistry] | :: bioluminescence |
| bioma {m} [ecology] | :: biome |
| biomanipolazione {f} | :: biomanipulation |
| biomarcatore {m} | :: biomarker |
| biomassa {f} | :: biomass |
| biomatematica {f} [biology, mathematics] | :: biomathematics |
| biomatematico {adj} | :: biomathematical |
| biomateriale {m} | :: biomaterial |
| biomeccanica {f} | :: biomechanics |
| biomeccanico {adj} | :: biomechanical |
| biomedicale {adj} | :: biomedical |
| biomedicina {f} [biology, medicine] | :: biomedicine |
| biomedico {adj} | :: biomedical |
| biometano {m} | :: biomethane |
| biometeorologia {f} | :: biometeorology |
| biometeorologico {adj} | :: biometeorological |
| biometria {f} | :: biometrics |
| biometrico {adj} | :: biometric |
| biometrista {mf} | :: biometrician |
| biomicroscopia {f} | :: biomicroscopy, cytology |
| biomimesi {f} | :: biomimicry |
| biomimetica {f} [biology] | :: biomimicry |
| biomimetico {adj} | :: biomimetic |
| biomimica {f} [biology] | :: biomimicry |
| biomineralogia {f} [biology, mineralogy] | :: biomineralogy |
| biomolecola {f} [biochemistry] | :: biomolecule |
| biomolecolare {adj} | :: biomolecular |
| biomorfo {adj} | :: biomorphic |
| biomorfologia {m} | :: biomorphology |
| biomorfologico {adj} | :: biomorphological |
| bionda {f} | :: blonde, blonde woman, woman with blonde hair |
| biondastro {adj} | :: blondish (somewhat blond) |
| biondeggiante {v} | :: present participle of biondeggiare |
| biondeggiante {adj} | :: yellowing (turning yellow or golden) |
| biondeggiare {vi} | :: To turn yellow or golden (of corn etc) |
| biondella {f} | :: centaury |
| biondella {f} | :: knapweed |
| biondezza {f} | :: blondness |
| biondiccio {adj} | :: greying (hair) |
| biondina {f} | :: blonde (girl) |
| biondino {m} | :: young blond man |
| biondissimo {adj} | :: Very blond |
| biondo {adj} | :: blond (man, man's hair), blonde (woman, woman's hair), fair-haired |
| biondo {m} | :: blond, blond man, man with blond hair |
| biondo platino {adj} | :: platinum blond |
| biondo rame {adj} | :: auburn |
| bionica {f} | :: bionics |
| bionico {adj} | :: bionic |
| bionomia {f} | :: bionomics, ecology |
| bio-ossidazione {f} [biochemistry] | :: bio-oxidation (bacterial oxidation) |
| bioparco {m} | :: A zoo that pays especial attention to the needs of the animals and their environment |
| bioparco {m} | :: Originally, a zoo whose main function was entertainment of the public rather than conservation etc |
| biopatia {f} | :: biopathy |
| biopirateria {f} | :: biopiracy |
| bioplastica {f} | :: bioplastic |
| biopolimero {m} [biochemistry] | :: biopolymer |
| biopolitica {f} | :: biopolitics |
| bioproteina {f} | :: biological protein; bioprotein |
| biopsia {f} [medicine] | :: biopsy |
| bioptico {adj} | :: biopsic / bioptic |
| biorario {adj} | :: two-hourly |
| bioreattore {m} | :: bioreactor |
| bioregionalismo {m} | :: bioregionalism |
| bioregione {f} | :: bioregion |
| biorisanamento {m} [ecology] | :: bioremediation |
| biorisorsa {f} [biology] | :: bioresource |
| bioritmico {adj} | :: biorhythmic |
| bioritmo {m} | :: biorhythm |
| biorizzazione {f} | :: biorization |
| biosatellite {f} | :: biosatellite |
| bioscia {f} [regional] | :: soft snow |
| bioscia {f} [regional] | :: slops, swill, dishwater |
| bioscienza {f} [biology] | :: bioscience |
| bioscopia {f} [medicine] | :: bioscopy |
| biosensore {m} | :: biosensor |
| biosfera {f} | :: biosphere |
| biosferico {adj} | :: biospherical |
| -biosi {suffix} [biology] | :: -biosis |
| biosintesi {f} [biochemistry] | :: biosynthesis |
| biosintetico {adj} | :: biosynthetic |
| biosintetizzante {v} | :: present participle of biosintetizzare |
| biosintetizzare {vt} [biochemistry] | :: to biosynthesize |
| biosintetizzato {adj} [biochemistry] | :: biosynthesized; biosynthetic |
| biosistema {m} | :: ecosystem |
| biosociologia {f} | :: biosociology |
| biosostenibile {adj} | :: biosustainable |
| biospeleologia {f} | :: biospeleology |
| biossidazione {f} | :: alternative form of bio-ossidazione |
| biossido {m} | :: dioxide |
| biossido di carbonio {n} | :: carbon dioxide |
| biostatistica {f} | :: biostatistics |
| biostatistico {adj} | :: biostatistical |
| biostratigrafia {f} | :: biostratigraphy |
| biostratigrafico {adj} | :: biostratigraphical |
| biot {m} | :: biot |
| biotecnica {f} | :: biotechnics |
| biotecnico {adj} | :: biotechnical, biotechnological, biotech |
| biotecnico {m} | :: biotechnologist |
| biotecnologa {f} | :: biotechnologist (female) |
| biotecnologia {f} [biology] | :: biotechnology |
| biotecnologico {adj} | :: biotechnological, biotech |
| biotecnologo {m} | :: biotechnologist |
| bioteologia {f} | :: biotheology |
| bioterapeuta {mf} | :: biotherapist |
| bioterapia {f} | :: biotherapy |
| bioterrorismo {m} | :: bioterrorism |
| bioterrorista {mf} | :: bioterrorist |
| biotestamento {m} | :: living will |
| biotico {adj} | :: biotic |
| -biotico {suffix} | :: -biotic |
| biotina {f} | :: biotin |
| biotipo {m} [biology] | :: biotype |
| biotipologia {f} | :: biotypology |
| biotite {f} [mineral] | :: biotite |
| biotopo {m} [ecology] | :: biotope |
| biotossina {f} | :: biotoxin |
| biotrasformazione {f} [biochemistry] | :: biotransformation |
| biottico {adj} | :: bioptic (having two (groups of) lenses in parallel) |
| biotto {adj} | :: naked |
| bioturbazione {f} | :: bioturbation |
| bioumorale {adj} | :: biohumoral |
| biova {f} | :: A roundish loaf (of bread) |
| biovetro {m} | :: bioglass (biocompatible, glasslike material used in implants etc) |
| biovulare {adj} | :: dizygotic |
| biovulari {adj} | :: biovular |
| bipala {adj} | :: two-bladed |
| biparo {adj} | :: biparous |
| bipartente {v} | :: present participle of bipartire |
| bipartentesi {v} | :: present participle of bipartirsi |
| bipartibile {adj} | :: divisible into two |
| bipartire {vt} | :: to divide in two |
| bipartirsi {v} | :: reflexive of bipartire |
| bipartirsi {vr} | :: to divide into two |
| bipartisan {adj} | :: bipartisan |
| bipartitico {adj} | :: two-party (attributive) |
| bipartitismo {m} [politics] | :: two-party system |
| bipartito {adj} | :: Divided into two |
| bipartito {adj} | :: two-party (attributive) |
| bipartitosi {v} | :: past participle of bipartirsi |
| bipartizione {f} | :: division into two parts |
| bipartizione {f} | :: split (in a political party) |
| bipasso {adj} | :: Describing an electrical socket that can accommodate two pins |
| bipede {adj} | :: bipedal |
| bipede {mf} | :: biped |
| bipennato {adj} [botany] | :: bipinnate |
| bipiede {m} | :: bipod (to support a firearm) |
| bipiramidale {adj} | :: bipyramidal |
| bipiramide {f} | :: bipyramid |
| biplano {m} | :: biplane |
| biplano {adj} | :: two-winged |
| bipode {m} | :: bipod (to support a firearm) |
| bipolare {adj} | :: bipolar |
| bipolarismo {m} [politics] | :: two-coalition system, two-party system |
| bipolarista {mf} | :: A supporter of two-party politics |
| bipolarità {f} | :: bipolarity |
| bipolarizzazione {f} | :: bipolarization |
| bipolarone {m} [physics] | :: bipolaron |
| bipolo {m} | :: dipole |
| biposto {adj} | :: two-seater (attributive) |
| biqquadro {m} | :: alternative form of bequadro |
| biquotidiano {adj} | :: twice daily |
| biradicale {m} [organic chemistry] | :: biradical |
| biradicale {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: biradical |
| birba {f} | :: rascal, rogue |
| birbantaggine {f} | :: roguery, knavery |
| birbante {mf} | :: rascal, rogue |
| birbanteria {f} | :: roguery, knavery |
| birbantescamente {adv} | :: rogueishly |
| birbantescamente {adv} | :: impudently |
| birbantesco {adj} | :: rogueish, rascally |
| birbantesco {adj} | :: impudent |
| birbo {m} [colloquial, dated] | :: scoundrel, rascal |
| birbonata {f} | :: naughty trick |
| birboncello {adj} | :: roguish |
| birboncello {adj} | :: mischievous |
| birbone {adj} | :: naughty |
| birbone {adj} | :: wicked |
| birbone {adj} | :: mischief |
| birboneria {f} | :: roguery, knavery |
| birboneria {f} | :: mischief |
| birbonescamente {adv} | :: roguishly |
| birbonesco {adj} | :: roguish, rascally |
| bircio {adj} | :: short-sighted; crosseyed |
| bireattore {m} | :: twin-engine jet |
| bireme {f} [nautical] | :: bireme |
| biribissi {m} | :: A game of chance using numbered counters |
| biribissi {m} | :: top (toy) |
| birichina {f} | :: rascal, imp (female) |
| birichinamente {adv} | :: mischievously, impishly |
| birichinamente {adv} | :: slyly |
| birichinata {f} | :: prank, practical joke |
| birichineria {f} | :: mischief, impishness |
| birichino {adj} | :: mischievous, impish |
| birichino {adj} | :: sly |
| birichino {adj} | :: naughty |
| birichino {m} | :: rascal, imp (mischievious person) |
| birichino {m} | :: pickle |
| birifrangente {adj} | :: birefringent |
| birifrangenza {f} [physics] | :: birefringence |
| birifrazione {f} [physics] | :: birefringence |
| birignao {m} | :: affected tone or way of speaking |
| birillo {m} | :: pin |
| birillo {m} | :: ninepin, skittle |
| birillo {m} [in the plural, games] | :: ninepins, skittles |
| birillo {m} | :: cone |
| birmana {f} | :: feminine noun of birmano |
| Birmania {prop} | :: Burma |
| birmano {adj} | :: Burmese |
| birmano {m} | :: Burmese |
| birmano {prop} | :: The Burmese language |
| biro {f} | :: ballpoint pen |
| birocciaio {m} | :: carter |
| biroccino {m} | :: gig |
| biroccio {m} | :: cart |
| biroccio {m} | :: cartload |
| birotore {adj} | :: two-, twin- or tandem-rotor |
| birra {f} | :: beer |
| birra {f} | :: beer, glass of beer |
| birracchio {m} | :: yearling bull (uncastrated one-year-old male calf) |
| birraia {f} | :: brewer (female) |
| birraia {f} | :: beer seller (female) |
| birra inglese {f} | :: bitter (type of beer popular in Britain) |
| birraio {m} | :: brewer |
| birraio {m} | :: beer seller |
| birrario {adj} | :: beer (attributive) |
| birreria {f} | :: pub, brewpub, alehouse |
| birreria {f} | :: brewery |
| birretta {f} | :: diminutive of birra |
| birretta {f} [colloquial] | :: beer |
| birrificazione {f} | :: brewing (of beer) |
| birrificio {m} | :: brewery |
| bis {m} | :: encore |
| bis {m} | :: repetition |
| bis {m} | :: duo (two varieties as a unit) |
| bis {adj} | :: additional |
| bis- {prefix} | :: alternative form of bi-; bis-; di- |
| bis- {prefix} | :: great- |
| bis- {prefix} | :: Used with adjectives or verbs to denote a generic pejorative connotation |
| bisaccaride {m} | :: Variant of disaccaride |
| bisaccia {f} | :: knapsack, haversack |
| bisaccia {f} | :: pannier, saddlebag |
| bisacuto {adj} | :: double-edged (blade) |
| Bisagno {prop} | :: A river that flows through Genua |
| bisantato {adj} [heraldry] | :: bezanty, bezanted |
| bisante {m} | :: bezant (all senses) |
| bisante {m} [heraldry] | :: bezant or plate |
| bisantino {adj} | :: Variant of bizantino |
| bisantino {m} | :: Variant of bizantino |
| Bisanzio {prop} | :: Byzantium |
| bisarca {f} | :: car transporter, auto carrier, autorack |
| bisarcavolo {m} | :: great-great-great-grandfather |
| bisarcavolo {m} | :: great-great-great-grandparent |
| bisarcavolo {m} | :: distant ancestor |
| bisarchista {mf} | :: car transporter driver |
| bisava {f} | :: great-grandmother |
| bisavo {m} | :: great-grandfather |
| bisavo {m} [in the plural] | :: forefathers |
| bisavola {f} | :: great-grandmother |
| bisavolo {m} | :: great-grandfather |
| bisavolo {m} [in the plural] | :: forefathers |
| bisbeticamente {adv} | :: crabbily |
| bisbetico {adj} | :: ill-tempered, crabby, scold |
| bisbetico {m} | :: A quirky or temperamental person [male] |
| bisbigliamento {m} | :: A soft whispering |
| bisbigliante {v} | :: present participle of bisbigliare |
| bisbigliare {vit} | :: to whisper |
| bisbigliatore {adj} | :: whispering |
| bisbigliatore {adj} | :: slanderous |
| bisbigliatore {m} | :: whisperer |
| bisbigliatore {m} | :: slanderer |
| bisbiglio {m} | :: whisper |
| bisbiglio {m} | :: whispering, muttering |
| bisbiglione {m} | :: slanderer |
| bisbiglione {m} | :: gossip |
| bisboccia {f} | :: binge, spree, jag, riot |
| bisbocciante {v} | :: present participle of bisbocciare |
| bisbocciare {vi} | :: to make merry |
| bisbocciare {vi} | :: to go on a spree |
| bisboccione {m} | :: merrymaker |
| bisca {f} | :: gambling house, gambling den |
| Biscaglia {prop} | :: Biscay |
| biscaglina {f} [nautical] | :: rope ladder |
| biscaiolo {m} | :: gambler (who frequents gambling dens) |
| biscazza {f} | :: alternative form of bisca |
| biscazziere {m} | :: Manager of a gambling den |
| biscazziere {m} | :: scorer (in billiards) |
| Bisceglie {prop} | :: a town in the province of Barletta-Andria-Trani in Apulia in Italy |
| biscegliese {adj} | :: Of, or from, Bisceglie |
| biscegliese {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Bisceglie |
| bischera {f} | :: (female) fool, idiot |
| bischeraggine {f} | :: stupidity, idiocy |
| bischerata {f} [regional] | :: stupid thing, rubbish, foolishness, stupidity |
| bischerello {m} | :: Wooden stopper (for a flask or bottle) |
| bischero {m} | :: fool, idiot |
| bischero {m} | :: peg (on a stringed instrument) |
| bischero {m} | :: prick (fool, and penis) |
| biscia {f} | :: snake (non-poisonous, such as the grass snake) |
| biscione {m} [heraldry] | :: A heraldic device consisting of a large snake devouring a person |
| biscondola {f} | :: sun trap |
| biscottante {v} | :: present participle of biscottare |
| biscottare {vt} | :: to bake (in an oven in order to remove moisture and make crisp or crunchy) |
| biscottato {adj} | :: toasted |
| biscotteria {f} | :: biscuit factory or shop |
| biscotteria {f} | :: assortment of biscuits |
| biscottiera {f} | :: biscuit barrel, biscuit tin [British], cookie jar [US] |
| biscottiere {m} | :: biscuit maker (person) |
| biscottiero {adj} | :: biscuit making (attributive) |
| biscottificio {m} | :: biscuit factory |
| biscottino {m} | :: diminutive of biscotto; small biscuit |
| biscottino {m} | :: A small connecting rod in part of a car |
| biscotto {m} | :: biscuit, cookie |
| biscroma {f} [music] | :: demisemiquaver [British], thirty-second note [US] |
| biscugina {f} | :: second cousin (female) |
| biscugino {m} | :: second cousin |
| biscuit {m} | :: biscuit (white earthenware) |
| biscuit {m} | :: wafer (for ice cream) |
| bisdosso {adv} | :: Used only in the term a bisdosso |
| bisdrucciolo {adj} [linguistics, of a word] | :: Having the stress on the fourth from last syllable |
| bisecante {v} | :: present participle of bisecare |
| bisecante {adj} [mathematics] | :: bisecant (attrivutive) |
| bisecante {f} [mathematics] | :: bisecant |
| bisecare {vt} | :: to bisect |
| bisecato {adj} | :: bisected |
| bisecolare {adj} | :: bicentennial (attributive) |
| bisellante {v} | :: present participle of bisellare |
| bisellare {vt} | :: To chamfer |
| bisello {m} | :: chamfer |
| bisello {m} | :: round |
| bisemico {adj} [linguistics] | :: bisemic |
| bisenso {m} | :: Any word that has two different meanings |
| Bisenzio {prop} | :: A river in Tuscany |
| Bisenzo {prop} | :: alternative form of Bisenzio |
| Biserta {prop} | :: Bizerte (city in Tunisia) |
| bisessuale {adj} | :: bisexual |
| bisessuale {mf} | :: bisexual |
| bisessualità {f} | :: bisexuality |
| bisessuato {adj} | :: bisexual |
| bisestile {adj} | :: bissextile, leap (attributive) |
| bisesto {adj} | :: bissextile, leap |
| bisesto {m} | :: leap day |
| bisettimanale {adj} | :: twice-weekly |
| bisettimanalmente {adv} | :: twice-weekly |
| bisettore {adj} [mathematics] | :: bisecting (plane) |
| bisettrice {f} [geometry] | :: bisector |
| bisex {adj} | :: bisexual |
| bisex {adj} | :: unisex (suitable for either sex) |
| bisezione {f} [geometry] | :: bisection |
| bisfenoide {m} | :: bisphenoid |
| bisfenolo {m} [organic compound] | :: bisphenol |
| bisfosfato {m} | :: bisphosphate |
| bisgenero {m} | :: husband of a granddaughter or niece |
| Bisiacaria {prop} | :: A region of Friuli-Venezia Giulia corresponding to the southern part of the province of Gorizia |
| bisiacco {n} | :: Bisiac |
| bisiacco {adj} | :: Bisiac |
| bisiaco {adj} | :: Of or from Bisiacaria |
| bisillabico {adj} | :: bisyllabic |
| bisillabo {adj} | :: disyllabic |
| bisillabo {m} | :: disyllable |
| bislaccamente {adv} | :: oddly, strangely, weirdly |
| bislaccheria {f} | :: oddness, strangeness, weirdness |
| bislacco {adj} | :: odd, strange, weird |
| bislama {m} | :: Bislama |
| bisleale {adj} | :: Very disloyal |
| bislingua {f} | :: The plant butcher's broom, Ruscus aculeatus |
| bislungamente {adv} | :: In an oblong manner |
| bislungo {adj} | :: oblong |
| bislungo {m} | :: tray |
| bismalva {f} | :: marshmallow |
| Bismarck {prop} | :: Bismarck |
| bismarckiano {adj} | :: Bismarckian |
| bismutinite {f} [mineral] | :: bismuthinite |
| bismuto {m} [chemistry] | :: bismuth |
| bisnipote {mf} | :: great-grandchild (great-grandson or great-granddaughter) |
| bisnipote {mf} | :: great-nephew or great-niece |
| bisnonna {f} | :: great-grandmother |
| bisnonno {m} | :: great-grandfather |
| bisnonno {m} [in the plural] | :: great-grandparents |
| bisogna {f} | :: thing, matter, affair |
| bisogna {f} | :: necessity, requirement, need |
| bisognante {v} | :: present participle of bisognare |
| bisognare {vi} | :: to be necessary, to have to, must, should, ought to |
| bisognatario {m} | :: guarantor (of a financial instrument) |
| bisognevole {adj} | :: needy |
| bisognevole {adj} | :: in need (of) |
| bisognevole {adj} | :: necessary |
| bisognino {m} | :: urination or defecation (euphemistically) |
| bisogno {m} | :: need |
| bisognosa {f} | :: poor woman |
| bisognosamente {adv} | :: needily |
| bisognosamente {adv} | :: needfully |
| bisognoso {adj} | :: in need (of) |
| bisognoso {adj} | :: needy, poor |
| bisognoso {m} | :: poor person |
| bisolfato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: bisulfate |
| bisolfito {m} | :: bisulfite |
| bisolfito di sodio {m} [inorganic compound] | :: sodium bisulfite |
| bisolfuro {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: bisulfide |
| bisonico {adj} | :: supersonic (more specifically, having twice the speed of sound) |
| bisonte {m} | :: bison |
| bisostituito {adj} [chemistry] | :: disubstituted |
| bispensiero {m} | :: doublethink |
| bispettro {m} [mathematics] | :: bispectrum |
| bissante {v} | :: present participle of bissare |
| bissare {vt} | :: To give an encore |
| bissare {vt} | :: To repeat |
| bissino {adj} | :: Fine linen (attributive) |
| bisso {m} | :: A fine linen |
| bissona {f} [nautical] | :: A Venetian ceremonial rowing boat, having eight rowers, used only in processions |
| bistabile {adj} | :: bistable |
| bistabilità {f} | :: bistability |
| bistecca {f} [meats, regional] | :: steak (beef) |
| bistecca {f} [meats, regional] | :: steak (with no bone) |
| bistecchiera {f} | :: steak grill, steak pan |
| bisticciamento {m} | :: quarrel, row, altercation, tiff, squabble |
| bisticciante {v} | :: present participle of bisticciare |
| bisticciantesi {v} | :: present participle of bisticciarsi |
| bisticciare {vi} | :: To bicker or quarrel |
| bisticciarsi {v} | :: reflexive of bisticciare |
| bisticciarsi {vr} | :: to bicker, quarrel |
| bisticciatosi {v} | :: past participle of bisticciarsi |
| bisticcio {m} | :: quarrel, squabble |
| bisticcio {m} | :: pun, play on words |
| bistondo {adj} | :: roundish |
| bistorta {f} | :: bistort (Persicaria bistorta) |
| bistorto {adj} | :: Irregularly twisted or crooked |
| bistrante {v} | :: present participle of bistrare |
| bistrare {vt} | :: to make up using bistre cosmetic |
| bistrattante {v} | :: present participle of bistrattare |
| bistrattare {vt} | :: To mistreat or ill-treat |
| bistrattato {adj} | :: mistreated, ill-treated |
| bistro {m} | :: bistre |
| bistrot {m} | :: bistro |
| bisturi {m} [medicine] | :: scalpel, bistoury, lancet |
| bisulce {adj} | :: alternative form of bisulco |
| bisulco {adj} | :: divided in two |
| bisulco {adj} | :: cloven (hoof) |
| bisunto {adj} | :: Very greasy |
| Bitinia {prop} | :: Bithynia |
| bitonale {adj} [music] | :: bitonal (all senses) |
| bitonalità {f} [music] | :: bitonality |
| bitontino {adj} | :: Of, or from, Bitonto |
| bitontino {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Bitonto |
| Bitonto {prop} | :: a town in the province of Bari in Apulia in Italy |
| bitorzolo {m} | :: bump, lump (on the body) |
| bitorzolo {m} | :: botch |
| bitorzoluto {adj} | :: gnarled, knotted (tree) |
| bitorzoluto {adj} | :: warty (face) |
| bitroncato {adj} [mathematics] | :: bitruncated |
| bitta {f} [nautical] | :: bollard |
| bitter {m} | :: bitters |
| bitumante {v} | :: present participle of bitumare |
| bitumare {vt} | :: To bituminize |
| bitumatrice {f} | :: bitumen spreader (machine) |
| bitumatura {f} | :: bituminization |
| bitumazione {f} | :: bituminization |
| bitume {m} | :: bitumen |
| bituminante {v} | :: present participle of bituminare |
| bituminare {vt} | :: To bituminize |
| bituminoso {adj} | :: bituminous |
| bitumizzazione {f} | :: bitumization |
| biturbo {adj} | :: Having twin turbochargers |
| biturgense {adj} | :: Of or from Sansepolcro |
| biunivocità {f} [mathematics] | :: bijection |
| biunivoco {adj} | :: biunivocal, bijective |
| bivaccante {v} | :: present participle of bivaccare |
| bivaccare {vi} | :: to bivouac |
| bivaccare {vi} | :: to bed down |
| bivacco {m} | :: bivouac |
| bivalente {adj} | :: bivalent |
| bivalente {adj} [chemistry] | :: divalent |
| bivalenza {f} | :: bivalence |
| bivalve {m} | :: bivalve |
| bivero {m} [obsolete] | :: beaver |
| bivio {m} | :: fork (in the road) |
| bivio {m} | :: crossroads |
| bivoltino {adj} | :: bivoltine |
| Bixio {prop} | :: surname |
| Bixio {prop} | :: Nino Bixio, Italian patriot |
| bizantineggiante {v} | :: present participle of bizantineggiare |
| bizantineggiare {vi} [arts] | :: to paint in the Byzantine style |
| bizantineggiare {vi} | :: to split hairs, be pedantic |
| bizantineria {f} | :: Byzantism |
| bizantinismo {m} | :: Byzantism, Byzantinism |
| bizantino {adj} | :: Byzantine |
| bizantino {adj} | :: pedantic |
| bizza {f} | :: tantrum |
| bizzarramente {adv} | :: bizarrely |
| bizzarria {f} | :: oddness, eccentricity |
| bizzarria {f} | :: oddity, curiosity |
| bizzarro {adj} | :: odd, queer, eccentric, bizarre, weird |
| bizzarro {adj} | :: frisky (horse) |
| bizzeffe {adj} | :: Used only in the term a bizzeffe |
| bizzosamente {adv} | :: capriciously |
| bizzoso {adj} | :: capricious, whimsical |
| Bizzozero {prop} | :: A district of Varese in Lombardy |
| blachernioto {adj} | :: Blachernae (attributive) |
| blairismo {m} | :: Blairism |
| blanco {m} [football] | :: A Real Madrid football player (in plural - the team) |
| blandamente {adv} | :: mildly, gently, softly |
| blandente {v} | :: present participle of blandire |
| blandire {vt} | :: To coax, blandish or cajole |
| blandizia {f} [chiefly in the plural] | :: blandishment |
| blando {adj} | :: mild |
| blando {adj} | :: weak |
| blando {adj} | :: bland |
| blanquiste {m} | :: Blanquist |
| blasé {adj} | :: blasé |
| blasfema {f} | :: blasphemer (female) |
| blasfemia {f} | :: blasphemy |
| blasfemo {adj} | :: blasphemous |
| blasfemo {m} | :: blasphemer |
| Blasi {prop} | :: surname |
| blasonario {m} [heraldry] | :: armorial |
| blasonato {adj} | :: armigerous; noble |
| blasonato {adj} [sports] | :: That has won many trophies |
| blasonatura {f} | :: blazon (formal description of a coat-of-arms) |
| blasone {m} | :: coat of arms, escutcheon, blazon |
| blasonista {mf} | :: blazoner, heraldist |
| -blasto {suffix} | :: -blast |
| blastocisti {f} [biology] | :: blastocyst |
| blastocistico {adj} | :: blastocystic |
| blastoderma {m} [embryology] | :: blastoderm |
| blastogenesi {f} | :: blastogenesis |
| blastoma {m} [oncology] | :: blastoma |
| blastomero {m} [embryology] | :: blastomere |
| blastomicete {m} | :: blastomycete (fungus of genus Blastomyces) |
| blaterante {v} | :: present participle of blaterare |
| blaterare {vi} | :: To blather, to blab |
| blaterazione {f} | :: chatter, drivel, nonsense |
| blaterone {m} | :: blatherer, chatterer |
| blatta {f} | :: cockroach |
| blaugrana {m} | :: Barcelona football club, or any of its players |
| blefarite {f} [pathology] | :: blepharitis |
| blefaroplastica {f} [surgery] | :: blepharoplasty |
| blefaroptosi {f} | :: blepharoptosis |
| blefarospasmo {m} [physiology] | :: blepharospasm |
| bleffante {v} | :: present participle of bleffare |
| bleffare {v} | :: Variant of bluffare |
| blenda {f} [mineral] | :: zinc blende, sphalerite |
| bleniese {adj} | :: Of or from Blenio |
| Blenio {prop} | :: A small town, and district, in Ticino |
| blennio {m} [zoology] | :: eelpout, guffer |
| bleno- {prefix} | :: Used to form terms relating to pus or mucus |
| blenorragia {f} | :: blennorrhea |
| blenorragia {f} | :: gonorrhea |
| blenorrea {f} [disease] | :: gonorrhea |
| blesità {f} | :: lisp, lisping |
| bleso {adj} | :: having a lisp, sibilant |
| blinda {f} | :: armour |
| blindaggio {m} | :: armour, armour plating |
| blindante {v} | :: present participle of blindare |
| blindare {vt} | :: To armour, to armor |
| blindatissimo {adj} | :: Absolutely unmodifiable, absolutely unalterable |
| blindato {adj} | :: armoured, armored |
| blindato {adj} | :: bulletproof |
| blindato {adj} | :: unmodifiable, unalterable, fixed |
| blindato {m} | :: armoured vehicle, armored vehicle |
| blindatura {f} | :: armour, armour-plating |
| blindatura {f} | :: three-line whip, locking in |
| blitz {m} | :: blitz |
| bloccabile {adj} | :: blockable |
| bloccabile {adj} | :: isolatable |
| bloccaggio {m} | :: blockage |
| bloccaggio {m} | :: blocking |
| bloccaggio {m} | :: wheel nut (of a bicycle) |
| bloccante {v} | :: present participle of bloccare |
| bloccante {m} | :: blocker (of various types) |
| bloccantesi {v} | :: present participle of bloccarsi |
| bloccardo {m} | :: A member of a political bloc |
| bloccardo {adj} | :: Relating to, or associated with, a political bloc |
| bloccare {vt} | :: to block, block up, block off |
| bloccare {vt} | :: to isolate |
| bloccare {vt} | :: to stop, immobilize, paralyze |
| bloccare {vt} | :: to hold up |
| bloccare {vt} | :: to freeze (prices) |
| bloccare {vt} | :: to blockade |
| bloccarsi {v} | :: reflexive of bloccare |
| bloccarsi {vr} | :: to stop, jam, freeze, stick |
| bloccasterzo {m} | :: steering lock |
| bloccatosi {v} | :: past participle of bloccarsi |
| blocchetto {m} | :: book (convenient collection of small paper items, such as stamps) |
| blocchetto {m} | :: notebook |
| blocchetto {m} | :: small cube or block |
| blocchiera {f} | :: A machine that makes concrete blocks for construction |
| blocchista {mf} | :: wholesaler |
| blocco {m} | :: block (in all senses) |
| blocco {m} | :: notebook, writing pad |
| blocco {m} | :: bloc, coalition |
| blocco {m} | :: blockade |
| blocco {m} | :: freeze (pay etc) |
| blocco {m} | :: crash (computer) |
| blocco {m} | :: pile |
| bloc-notes {m} | :: notebook, notepad, jotter, memo pad |
| blog {m} [Internet] | :: blog |
| bloggante {v} | :: present participle of bloggare |
| bloggare {vi} | :: To blog (contribute to a blog) |
| blogger {mf} [Internet] | :: blogger |
| blogghista {mf} | :: alternative spelling of bloggista |
| bloggista {mf} | :: blogger |
| bloggistico {adj} | :: blog or blogger (attributive) |
| blogosfera {f} [Internet] | :: blogosphere |
| blogosferico {adj} | :: blogosphere (attributive) |
| blomstrandina {f} [mineral] | :: blomstrandine |
| blu {adj} | :: blue |
| blu {m} | :: the colour blue |
| bluastro {adj} | :: bluish |
| blucerchiato {adj} | :: Pertaining to the Sampdoria association football team of Genoa |
| blu cobalto {m} | :: cobalt blue |
| blue-jeans {mp} | :: jeans |
| blues {m} [music] | :: blues |
| bluette {m} | :: A colour between an intense sky blue and an electric blue |
| bluette {adj} | :: Describing such a colour |
| bluffante {v} | :: present participle of bluffare |
| bluffare {vi} | :: to bluff |
| bluffatore {m} | :: bluffer |
| bluffatrice {f} | :: bluffer (female) |
| blumo {m} | :: ingot |
| blu oltremare {m} | :: ultramarine (blue colour) |
| blusa {f} | :: blouse |
| blusa {f} | :: smock (of a painter) |
| blusa {f} | :: overall (of a worker) |
| blusante {adj} | :: loose-fitting (of clothes) |
| blusotto {m} | :: jerkin |
| bo {interj} | :: alternative spelling of boh |
| boa {m} | :: boa (snake) |
| boa {m} | :: boa (scarf) |
| boa {f} | :: buoy |
| Boaga {prop} | :: surname |
| Boaga {prop} | :: Giovanni Boaga, Italian mathematician |
| boario {adj} | :: cattle (attributive); bovine |
| boaro {m} | :: cowherd |
| boato {m} | :: rumble, roar, boom |
| boato sonico {m} | :: sonic boom |
| bob {m} | :: bobsleigh / bobsled |
| bobbiese {adj} | :: Of or from Bobbio |
| Bobbio {prop} | :: A small town in the province of Piacenza in Emilia-Romagna |
| bobbista {mf} | :: bobsleigh / bobsled rider |
| bobina {f} | :: reel, bobbin, spool |
| bobina {f} | :: electrical coil |
| bobinante {v} | :: present participle of bobinare |
| bobinare {vt} | :: To wind (thread) |
| bobinatore {m} | :: winder (person) |
| bobinatrice {f} | :: winder (person, female) |
| bobinatrice {f} | :: winding machine or frame |
| bobinatura {f} | :: winding (of an electrical coil etc) |
| bocca {f} | :: mouth (all senses) |
| Bocca {prop} | :: surname |
| boccaccescamente {adv} | :: licentiously |
| boccaccesco {adj} | :: Boccaccian (pertaining to or reminiscing Giovanni Boccaccio and his works) |
| boccaccesco {adj} [by extension] | :: licentious, indecent, lascivious |
| boccaccia {f} | :: grimace |
| Boccaccio {prop} | :: surname |
| Boccaccio {prop} | :: Giovanni Boccaccio, Italian writer and poet |
| bocca d'oro {f} | :: meagre (a fish, Argyrosomus regius) |
| boccaglio {m} | :: nozzle |
| boccaglio {m} | :: mouthpiece (of a respirator etc) |
| boccaglio {m} | :: snorkel |
| boccale {m} | :: jug |
| boccale {m} | :: mug |
| boccale {adj} | :: oral |
| boccalone {m} | :: dupe (credulous person) |
| boccaporto {m} [nautical] | :: hatchway |
| boccascena {m} | :: proscenium |
| boccata {f} | :: mouthful |
| boccata {f} | :: puff (of smoke) |
| boccetta {f} | :: phial |
| boccetta {f} | :: small bottle |
| boccettina {f} | :: small phial |
| boccettina {f} | :: very small bottle |
| boccheggiante {v} | :: present participle of boccheggiare |
| boccheggiante {adj} | :: gasping (for breath) |
| boccheggiare {vi} | :: To gasp, wheeze |
| boccheggiare {vt} | :: to suffocate, stifle, choke, smother |
| boccheggiare {vt} [figuratively] | :: to choke back, choke down |
| boccheggiare {vi} | :: to choke, suffocate, be stifled |
| bocchello {m} | :: outlet (for water) |
| Boccherini {prop} | :: surname |
| Boccherini {prop} | :: Luigi Boccherini, Italian composer |
| bocchetta {f} | :: phial |
| bocchetta {f} | :: small bottle |
| bocchettone {m} | :: pipe union |
| bocchino {m} [dated] | :: a small and pleasantly shaped mouth |
| bocchino {m} [slang, vulgar] | :: blowjob |
| bocchino {m} | :: the mouthpiece of a pipe |
| bocchino {m} | :: cigarette holder |
| bocchino {m} | :: the mouthpiece of a wind instrument |
| bocchino {m} | :: a metal strip that fastens the barrel of a rifle together with the foremost-end of the stock, where a bayonet can be fixed |
| boccia {f} | :: bowl, bowling ball |
| boccia {f} | :: flagon, decanter |
| bocciante {v} | :: present participle of bocciare |
| bocciare {vt} | :: to reject |
| bocciare {vt} | :: to fail, flunk (someone) |
| bocciare {vt} | :: to vote down |
| bocciato {adj} | :: rejected |
| bocciato {adj} | :: failed |
| bocciatura {f} | :: defeat, rejection |
| bocciatura {f} | :: (failed examination) failure, fail |
| boccino {m} | :: jack (in bowls) |
| boccio {m} | :: bud |
| bocciodromo {m} | :: Place where bowls (bocce) is played |
| bocciofila {f} | :: bowls club |
| bocciofilo {m} | :: bowls player |
| bocciolo {m} | :: bud (of a plant) |
| bocciolo {m} | :: cam (of an engine) |
| boccione {m} | :: water cooler bottle |
| boccione {m} | :: flagon |
| Boccioni {prop} | :: surname |
| Boccioni {prop} | :: Umberto Boccioni, Italian painter |
| boccista {mf} [sports] | :: bowls player |
| bocciuolo {m} [botany] | :: blossom, bud (on trees) |
| bocciuolo {m} | :: cam (in an engine) |
| boccola {f} | :: buckle |
| boccolo {m} | :: curl, ringlet |
| bocconcino {m} | :: Diminutive of boccone, used typically to refer to a tasty dish |
| bocconcino {m} | :: A pretty and sensual person |
| bocconcino {m} | :: nibble |
| boccone {m} | :: mouthful |
| boccone {m} | :: morsel, nibble (A small quantity of something, especially of food) |
| boccone del prete {m} | :: parson's nose |
| bocconi {adv} | :: face downwards; prone |
| bocconiano {adj} | :: Relating to, or graduated from the Bocconi university in Milan |
| bocconotto {m} | :: A type of pastry from Abruzzo and surrounding regions |
| boccuccia {f} | :: A fussy person |
| Bocelli {prop} | :: surname |
| Bocelli {prop} | :: Andrea Bocelli, Italian singer |
| bodino {m} | :: alternative form of budino |
| Bodoni {prop} | :: surname |
| Bodoni {prop} | :: Giambattista Bodoni, Italian printer and typographer |
| Bodoni {prop} | :: A typeface originally designed by this man |
| bodoniano {adj} | :: Bodoni (attributive) |
| bodriere {m} | :: alternative form of budriere |
| body {m} | :: A leotard |
| boema {f} | :: Bohemian (female native or resident of Bohemia) |
| Boemia {prop} | :: Bohemia |
| boemio {m} [obsolete] | :: bohemium |
| boemo {m} | :: Bohemian (native or resident of Bohemia) |
| boemo {prop} | :: Bohemian (dialect) |
| boemo {adj} | :: Bohemian (of, or relating to Bohemia or its language) |
| boero {adj} | :: Boer |
| boero {m} | :: Boer |
| Boezio {prop} | :: surname |
| Boezio {prop} | :: Severino Boezio, Roman philosopher |
| bofonchiante {v} | :: present participle of bofonchiare |
| bofonchiare {vi} | :: To grumble |
| boga {f} | :: boxfish |
| bogliente {adj} | :: obsolete form of bollente |
| Bogotà {prop} | :: Bogota, Bogotá |
| boh {interj} | :: dunno, an interjection expressing doubt or indecision |
| bohemien {adj} | :: Bohemian (lifestyle) |
| bohemien {mf} | :: Bohemian (person with such a lifestyle) |
| bohrato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: bohrate |
| bohriano {adj} [physics] | :: Bohrian (of or pertaining to Nils Bohr) |
| bohriato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: bohriate |
| bohrio {m} [chemistry] | :: bohrium |
| boia {f} | :: executioner |
| boia {f} | :: hangman (word game) |
| boia {f} | :: villain, scoundrel |
| Boiana {prop} | :: The river Bojana that flows between Albania and Montenegro |
| boiardo {m} | :: boyar |
| boiardo {m} | :: bureaucrat, mandarin |
| Boiardo {prop} | :: surname |
| boiaro {m} [historical] | :: alternative form of boiardo |
| boiata {f} | :: dirty trick |
| boiata {f} | :: rubbish |
| boicottaggio {m} | :: boycott |
| boicottante {v} | :: present participle of boicottare |
| boicottare {vt} | :: to boycott |
| boicottare {vt} | :: to sabotage |
| boicottatore {m} | :: boycotter |
| Boitani {prop} | :: surname |
| Boite {prop} | :: A river that flows in Veneto |
| Boito {prop} | :: surname |
| Boito {prop} | :: Arrigo Boito, Italian writer |
| Bojano {prop} | :: a town in the province of Campobasso in Molise in Italy |
| Boldù {prop} | :: surname |
| Bolena {prop} | :: Boleyn |
| bolgetta {f} | :: (small) briefcase |
| bolgia {f} | :: a mob or crowd (of people in a confined space) |
| bolgia {f} | :: bedlam |
| bolgia {f} | :: a bag, a pouch, especially one which opens longways |
| bolgia {f} | :: a ditch, hole in the ground |
| bolide {m} | :: meteor |
| bolide {m} | :: racing car |
| bolina {f} [nautical] | :: bowline |
| bolivano {adj} | :: Bolivian |
| Bolivia {prop} | :: Bolivia |
| boliviana {f} | :: Bolivian (female) |
| boliviano {adj} | :: Bolivian |
| boliviano {m} | :: Bolivian |
| boliviano {m} | :: Boliviano |
| bolla {f} | :: bubble; blister |
| bolla {f} | :: bull (e.g. Papal); seal |
| bolla {f} | :: bill; note (paper money) |
| bollante {v} | :: present participle of bollare |
| bollare {vt} | :: to stamp |
| bollare {vt} | :: to seal |
| bollare {vt} | :: to brand |
| bollatrice {f} | :: stamping machine |
| bollatura {f} | :: sealing, stamping |
| bollatura {f} | :: branding |
| bollazione {f} | :: stamping |
| bollente {adj} | :: boiling, hot |
| bolletta {f} | :: receipt |
| bolletta {f} | :: bill (for a utility etc.) |
| bollettario {m} | :: A counterfoil or stub book |
| bollettazione {f} | :: posting of a bill |
| bollettino {m} | :: bulletin |
| bollettino {m} | :: list, form, note (various commercial documents) |
| bollicina {f} | :: (small) bubble |
| bollicina {f} | :: pustule, papule |
| bollilatte {m} | :: milk-boiler |
| bollino {m} | :: coupon |
| bollino {m} | :: trading stamp |
| bollire {vti} | :: to boil |
| bollito {adj} | :: boiled |
| bollito {m} | :: Boiled meat |
| bollitore {m} | :: boiler |
| bollitore {m} | :: kettle |
| bollitore {m} | :: milk saucepan |
| bollitura {f} | :: boiling |
| bollitura {f} | :: The liquid in which something has been cooked; broth |
| bollizione {f} | :: boiling |
| bollo {m} | :: stamp |
| bollo {m} | :: seal |
| bollo {m} | :: brand |
| bollo annullatore {m} | :: cancellation stamp (printed on stamps to make them invalid) |
| bollo postale {m} | :: postmark |
| bollor {m} | :: apocopic form of bollore |
| bollore {m} | :: boil, boiling |
| bollore {m} [in the plural] | :: ebullience, ardour |
| bolloso {adj} [pathology] | :: bullous |
| bolloso {adj} [botany] | :: bullate |
| bollywoodiano {adj} | :: Bollywood (attributive) |
| bolo {m} | :: bolus |
| bolo {m} | :: cud |
| Bologna {prop} | :: Bologna (province, city) |
| Bologna {prop} | :: The letter B in the Italian phonetic alphabet |
| bolognese {mf} | :: native or inhabitant of Bologna |
| bolognese {adj} | :: of, or relating to Bologna or its inhabitants; Bolognese |
| bolognese {adj} [of a pasta sauce] | :: Bolognese |
| bolognini {n} | :: A currency used during the Renaissance in Venice, Italy. One bolognini is equal to 1/100 of one ducat |
| bolognino {m} | :: bolognino |
| bolometrico {adj} | :: bolometric |
| bolometro {m} [physics] | :: bolometer |
| bolsaggine {f} | :: heaves (horse disease) |
| bolscevica {f} | :: Bolshevik (female) |
| bolscevico {adj} | :: Bolshevik |
| bolscevico {m} | :: Bolshevik |
| bolscevismo {m} | :: Bolshevism |
| Bolsena {prop} | :: A small town in the province of Viterbo in Lazio |
| bolso {adj} [of a horse] | :: Having difficulty breathing |
| bolso {adj} [figuratively] | :: pompous, inconclusive, unsuccessful, ineffectual, vague, vain |
| bolzanino {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Bolzano |
| bolzanino {m} | :: Native or resident of Bolzano |
| Bolzano {prop} | :: Bolzano (province) |
| Bolzano {prop} | :: Bolzano (town) |
| bolzone {m} | :: battering ram |
| bolzone {m} | :: heavy punch |
| bolzone {m} [nautical] | :: camber |
| boma {m} [nautical] | :: boom |
| bombé {adj} | :: rounded |
| bomba {f} | :: bomb |
| bomba a grappolo {f} | :: cluster bomb |
| bomba a mano {f} | :: hand grenade |
| bomba antiuomo {f} | :: anti-personnel shell |
| bomba a orologeria {f} | :: time bomb (also figuratively) |
| bomba a tempo {f} | :: time bomb (also figuratively) |
| bomba atomica {f} | :: An atomic bomb |
| bombaggio {m} | :: swelling (especially of food containers) |
| bombante {v} | :: present participle of bombare |
| bombarda {f} | :: bombard |
| bombardamento {m} | :: bombardment |
| bombardante {adj} | :: bombarding |
| bombardare {vt} | :: To bombard, to bomb, to fire |
| bombardiere {m} | :: bomber (military aircraft) |
| bombardiere {m} | :: bombardier |
| bombardone {m} [musical instruments] | :: bombardon, bass tuba |
| bombare {vt} | :: To crown (make convex) |
| bombarolo {m} | :: bomber |
| bombato {adj} | :: rounded, convex |
| bombatura {f} | :: convexity, roundness, camber |
| bomber {m} | :: graffiti artist |
| bomber {m} | :: goal scorer (football) |
| bomber {m} | :: bomber jacket |
| bombetta {f} | :: bowler hat, bowler, derby |
| bombetta pugliese {f} | :: Slices of pork, wrapped around provolone and roasted on a skewer |
| bombice {m} | :: silkworm |
| Bombieri {prop} | :: surname |
| Bombieri {prop} | :: Enrico Bombieri, Italian mathematician |
| bombo {m} | :: bumblebee |
| bombola {f} | :: cylinder (of compressed gas) |
| bombola {f} | :: tank |
| bomboletta {f} | :: diminutive of bombola |
| bomboletta {f} | :: Small cylinder (of compressed gas) |
| bomboletta {f} | :: spray can |
| bombolo {m} [colloquial] | :: A short, fat man |
| bombolone {m} | :: doughnut / donut (filled) |
| bombolone {m} | :: Container of compressed or liquefied gas |
| bomboniera {f} | :: A small but elaborate gift, often including sugared almonds, given to guests at a wedding; favor [US] |
| Bompiani {prop} | :: surname |
| Bompiani {prop} | :: Valentino Bompiani, Italian writer |
| bompresso {m} [nautical] | :: bowsprit |
| bonaccia {f} [nautical] | :: dead calm (flat sea) |
| bonaccia {f} | :: lull |
| bonaccione {adj} | :: good-natured |
| bonanotte {interj} | :: Variant of buonanotte |
| bonapartismo {m} | :: Bonapartism |
| bonapartista {adj} | :: Bonapartist |
| bonariamente {adv} | :: kindly, friendly |
| bonarietà {f} | :: good nature, affability |
| bonarietà {f} | :: kindliness |
| bonario {adj} | :: good-natured, affable |
| bonario {adj} | :: kindly |
| Bonatti {prop} | :: surname most notably that of Guido Bonatti |