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| c {n} | :: See under C |
| c' {adv} [sometimes before a vowel or an h] | :: apocopic form of ci |
| c' {pron} [sometimes before a vowel or an h] | :: apocopic form of ci |
| C {letter} | :: letter: ci |
| C. {n} [music] | :: abbreviation of grancassa |
| ca {abbr} | :: circa |
| ca' {f} | :: apocopic form of casa |
| ca' {f} | :: apocopic form of casata |
| cab {m} | :: Hansom cab |
| cabala {f} | :: cabal |
| cabalista {f} | :: cabalist |
| cabalistico {adj} | :: cabalistic, cabbalistic |
| cabarè {m} | :: tray |
| cabarè {m} | :: cabaret |
| cabaret {m} | :: cabaret |
| cabarettista {f} | :: cabaret artist |
| cabarettisticamente {adv} | :: In the manner of a cabaret |
| cabarettistico {adj} | :: cabaret (attributive) |
| cabbalistico {adj} | :: cabalistic |
| cabestano {m} [nautical] | :: capstan |
| Cabibbo {prop} | :: surname |
| cabila {f} | :: Kabyle (member of Berber people) |
| cabilo {adj} | :: Kabyle |
| cabilo {m} | :: Kabyle (person, language) |
| cabina {f} | :: cabin (in an aircraft or ship) |
| cabina {f} | :: cab (of a train) |
| cabina {f} | :: cage (of a lift) |
| cabina {f} | :: car (of a cablecar) |
| cabina {f} | :: beach hut |
| cabina {f} | :: cubicle (at a swimming pool etc) |
| cabina telefonica {f} | :: telephone booth, telephone box |
| cabinato {adj} [nautical] | :: Having a cabin |
| cabinato {m} | :: cabin cruiser |
| cabinista {f} | :: projectionist |
| cabinista {f} | :: electrical technician |
| cabinotto {m} | :: A bourgeois fashionable youngster of Turin |
| cabinovia {f} | :: cablecar (with a small cabin, typically for two people) |
| cablaggio {m} | :: wiring |
| cablante {v} | :: present participle of cablare |
| cablare {vt} | :: To cable |
| cablare {vt} | :: To wire, to connect |
| cablatura {f} | :: cabling (provision of cables for TV etc) |
| cablo {m} | :: abbreviation of cablogramma |
| cablografia {f} | :: The sending of cables (telegraphy) |
| cablografico {adj} | :: cable (attributive) |
| cablogramma {m} | :: cablegram |
| cabotaggio {m} [nautical] | :: coasting (coastal navigation, from port to port) |
| cabotante {v} | :: present participle of cabotare |
| cabotare {vi} [nautical] | :: to coast (ply along a coast) |
| cabotiere {m} [nautical] | :: coaster (vessel) |
| cabotiero {adj} | :: coastal, coasting |
| cabotiero {m} [nautical] | :: coaster (vessel) |
| Caboto {n} | :: Cabot |
| Caboto {n} | :: surname |
| cabrante {v} | :: present participle of cabrare |
| cabrare {vti} [aeronautics] | :: To zoom |
| cabrata {f} [aeronautics] | :: zooming |
| Cabrini {prop} | :: surname |
| Cabrini {prop} | :: Francesca Saverio Cabrini, Italian religious sister |
| cabrio {f} [automobiles] | :: cabriolet |
| cabriolè {m} | :: cabriolet, convertible (motor car) |
| cabriolet {f} [automobiles] | :: cabriolet |
| cacadubbi {mf} | :: An indecisive person |
| cacante {v} | :: present participle of cacare |
| cacantesi {v} | :: present participle of cacarsi |
| cacao {m} | :: cocoa |
| cacapo {m} | :: kakapo (Strigops habroptilus) |
| cacare {vi} [vulgar] | :: to shit, crap |
| cacare {vt} [vulgar] | :: to give a shit [about somebody] |
| cacarsi {vr} [vulgar] | :: To give a shit about (somebody) |
| cacarsi {vr} [followed by addosso, vulgar] | :: To shit oneself |
| cacasenno {mf} | :: know-all, know-it-all |
| cacasotto {mf} [colloquial] | :: A very nervous or cowardly person |
| cacastecchi {mf} | :: miser |
| cacastecchi {mf} | :: incompetent person |
| cacata {f} [vulgar] | :: shit |
| cacata {f} [vulgar, by extension] | :: crap, bullshit, shit |
| cacatoa {m} | :: Variant of cacatua |
| cacatoio {m} | :: shithouse (outdoor toilet) |
| cacatosi {v} | :: past participle of cacarsi |
| cacatua {m} | :: cockatoo |
| cacatura {f} | :: shit, crap |
| cacatura {f} | :: frass |
| cacca {f} | :: poo (used familiarly, with children etc) |
| cacchio {m} | :: A non-fruit-bearing tendril (germoglio infruttifero) |
| cacchio {interj} | :: darn! (Euphemistic variant of cazzo) |
| cacchione {m} | :: flyblow |
| caccia {f} | :: hunting; shooting |
| caccia {f} | :: look out |
| caccia {f} | :: pursuit |
| caccia {m} | :: fighter (aircraft) |
| cacciaballe {mf} | :: bullshitter |
| cacciabile {adj} | :: huntable |
| cacciabombardiere {m} | :: fighter-bomber (aircraft) |
| cacciacarri {m} [military] | :: tank destroyer |
| cacciafebbre {f} | :: synonym of biondella |
| cacciagione {m} | :: (Wild animals hunted for food) game, fowl venison |
| cacciamine {m} [nautical] | :: minehunter, minesweeper |
| Caccianemico {prop} [rare] | :: surname but especially that of Venedico Caccianemico, portrayed in the Divine Comedy |
| cacciante {v} | :: present participle of cacciare |
| cacciantesi {v} | :: present participle of cacciarsi |
| cacciar {v} | :: apocopic form of cacciare |
| cacciare {vt} [of animals] | :: to hunt, to prey on |
| cacciare {vt} [of man] | :: to hunt, to shoot, to snare |
| cacciare {vt} | :: to chase |
| cacciare {vt} | :: to drive out, to throw out, to kick out, to expel |
| cacciare {vt} | :: to sack, to fire, to throw out |
| cacciarsi {v} | :: reflexive of cacciare |
| cacciarsi {vr} | :: to get to, get oneself into |
| cacciarsi {vr} | :: to hide |
| cacciarsi {vr} | :: to plunge |
| cacciasommergibile {m} | :: submarine chaser |
| cacciasommergibili {m} [nautical] | :: submarine chaser |
| cacciata {f} | :: expulsion |
| cacciatora {f} | :: hunting jacket |
| cacciatora {f} | :: cacciatora |
| cacciatore {m} | :: hunter, huntsman |
| cacciatore {m} [by extension] | :: chaser, hunter |
| cacciatorino {m} | :: A type of small salami |
| cacciatorpediniere {m} | :: destroyer (warship) |
| cacciatosi {v} | :: past participle of cacciarsi |
| cacciatrice {f} | :: hunter, huntswoman |
| cacciatrice {f} | :: (female) chaser, hunter |
| cacciavite {m} | :: screwdriver |
| Caccioppoli {prop} | :: surname |
| Caccioppoli {prop} | :: Renato Caccioppoli, Italian mathematician |
| cacciucco {m} | :: a spiced fish stew; an Italian equivalent of bouillabaisse |
| caccola {f} | :: booger |
| caccola {f} | :: sleep (in the eyes) |
| caccola {f} | :: lump of feces attached to the coat of a sheep |
| caccoloso {adj} | :: snotty |
| caccoso {adj} | :: covered in poo; crappy, shitty |
| cache {adj} [computing] | :: cache (attributive) |
| cache {f} [computing] | :: cache |
| cache-col {m} | :: cravat |
| cachemire {m} | :: cashmere |
| cacherello {m} | :: droppings |
| cachessia {f} [pathology] | :: cachexia |
| cachet {m} | :: tablet, capsule (medical) |
| cachet {m} | :: fee |
| cachet {m} | :: rinse (coloured, for the hair) |
| cachettico {adj} | :: cachectic |
| cachi {m} | :: persimmon (tree & fruit) |
| cachi {m} | :: khaki colour |
| cachi {adj} | :: khaki |
| caciara {f} | :: hubbub, din |
| caciarona {f} | :: troublemaker (female) |
| caciarone {m} | :: troublemaker |
| cacicco {m} | :: cacique |
| cacimperio {m} [Central Italy and Southern Italy] | :: synonym of pinzimonio |
| cacio {m} | :: cheese |
| caciocavallo {m} | :: caciocavallo |
| cacio e pepe {m} | :: A pasta dish made from pici, spaghetti or other pasta with a sauce of finely grated pecorino with pepper and olive oil, butter or cream |
| caciotta {f} | :: A soft, flat cheese from central Italy |
| caciucco {m} | :: alternative form of cacciucco |
| caco- {prefix} | :: caco- |
| caco {m} | :: alternative form of cachi (fruit) |
| Caco {prop} | :: Cacus |
| cacodemone {m} | :: cacodemon |
| cacodile {m} [organic compound] | :: cacodyl |
| cacofemismo {m} | :: cacophemism |
| cacofonia {f} | :: cacophony |
| cacofonicamente {adv} | :: cacophonously |
| cacofonico {adj} | :: cacophonous |
| cacografia {f} | :: cacography |
| cacografico {adj} | :: cacographic |
| cacologia {f} | :: cacology |
| cacone {m} [vulgar] | :: shit (person) |
| cacosmia {f} | :: cacosmia |
| cactus {m} | :: cactus |
| cacume {m} | :: top, summit |
| cacuminale {adj} | :: summital, culminal, cacuminal |
| cacuminale {adj} [linguistics, phonetics] | :: retroflex |
| cadì {m} | :: cadi, kadi, qadi |
| cadauno {adj} | :: each |
| cadauno {pron} | :: each, each one |
| cadavere {m} | :: corpse, body |
| cadavericamente {adv} | :: cadaverously |
| cadaverico {adj} | :: cadaverous, deadly |
| cadaverico {adj} | :: wan |
| cadaverina {f} [chemistry] | :: cadaverine |
| cadente {adj} | :: falling |
| cadente {adj} | :: decrepit |
| cadenza {f} | :: cadence |
| cadenza {f} | :: rhythm |
| cadenzale {adj} | :: cadenza (attributive) |
| cadenzante {v} | :: present participle of cadenzare |
| cadenzare {vt} | :: To give a specified rhythm to a piece of music |
| cadenzatamente {adv} | :: rhythmically |
| cadenzatamente {adv} | :: with a specified cadence |
| cadenzato {adj} | :: rhythmic |
| cadenzato {adj} | :: having a specified rhythm or cadence |
| cader {v} | :: apocopic form of cadere |
| cadere {vi} | :: to fall |
| cadere {vi} | :: to fall over, tumble |
| cadere {vi} | :: to die |
| cadere {vi} | :: to drop, crash |
| cadere addormentato {v} | :: to fall asleep |
| cadere dalla padella nella brace {v} [idiomatic] | :: to go out of the frying pan, into the fire |
| cadere dalle nuvole {v} | :: to be astonished |
| cadere dalle nuvole {v} | :: to marvel |
| cadere in catalessi {v} | :: to fall asleep, nod off |
| cadere sempre in piedi {v} [idiomatic] | :: to land on one's feet |
| cadere sempre in piedi {v} | :: to be lucky, or successful |
| cadetto {adj} | :: younger |
| cadetto {adj} | :: junior |
| cadetto {m} | :: cadet |
| cadetto {m} | :: junior |
| Cadice {prop} | :: Cadiz |
| cadimento {m} | :: fall, drop |
| caditoia {f} | :: trap door |
| caditoia {f} | :: embrasure |
| cadmiante {v} | :: present participle of cadmiare |
| cadmiare {vt} | :: To plate with a thin layer of cadmium |
| cadmiatura {f} | :: cadmium plating or coating |
| cadmio {m} [chemistry] | :: cadmium |
| cadmioso {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: cadmium (attributive) |
| cadmiuria {f} [pathology] | :: cadmiuria |
| Cadmo {prop} [Greek mythology] | :: Cadmus |
| Cadore {prop} | :: A historic region of the Veneto situated in the Dolomites near Belluno |
| cadorino {adj} | :: Of or from Cadore |
| cadorino {m} | :: Native or inhabitant of Cadore |
| cadorino {m} | :: dialect spoken in the Cadore region (masculine singular only) |
| Cadorna {prop} | :: surname |
| Cadorna {prop} | :: Luigi Cadorna, Italian general |
| cadreghino {m} [northern Italy, colloquial, humorous] | :: A seat as a symbol of power |
| caducante {v} | :: present participle of caducare |
| caducantesi {v} | :: present participle of caducarsi |
| caducare {vt} [legal] | :: To annul |
| caducarsi {vr} [legal] | :: To lapse or expire |
| caducatosi {v} | :: past participle of caducarsi |
| caducazione {f} [legal] | :: lapse, expiring, expiration |
| caduceo {m} | :: caduceus |
| caducifoglio {adj} [botany] | :: deciduous |
| caducità {f} | :: caducity, transience |
| caduco {adj} | :: transient, fleeting |
| caduco {adj} | :: deciduous |
| caduta {f} | :: fall (act of falling) |
| caduta {f} | :: drop (i.e. temperature drop) |
| caduto {adj} | :: fallen |
| caduto {adj} | :: dead |
| caduto {m} | :: dead soldier |
| Caetani {prop} | :: surname |
| cafaggio {m} [archaic] | :: An enclosed reserve in a woody area |
| Cafarnao {prop} | :: Capernaum, the biblical town in Galilee, archaeological site |
| café-chantant {m} | :: café-chantant |
| caffè {m} | :: coffee (plant and drink) |
| caffè {m} | :: a cafe |
| caffè americano {m} | :: an American-style black coffee (a normal espresso topped up with hot water) |
| Caffarelli {prop} | :: surname |
| Caffarelli {prop} | :: A noble family of Rome |
| caffè corretto {m} | :: an espresso coffee with a dash of grappa or other liqueur |
| caffè d'orzo {m} | :: A drink, similar to coffee, made from roasted barley |
| caffeario {adj} | :: coffee (attributive) |
| caffeicolo {adj} | :: coffee-growing (attributive) |
| caffeifero {adj} | :: coffee-producing |
| caffeina {f} | :: caffeine |
| caffeinico {adj} | :: caffeinic |
| caffeinomane {m} [colloquial] | :: coffee addict |
| caffeismo {m} | :: coffee poisoning |
| caffellatte {m} | :: coffee and hot milk, served separately in two pots as a breakfast drink, or together in a glass when served at a bar etc |
| caffetano {m} | :: Variant of caftano |
| caffettano {m} | :: Variant of caftano |
| caffetteria {f} | :: cafeteria, coffeehouse |
| caffettiera {f} | :: coffee pot, coffee maker |
| caffettiere {m} | :: Owner of a café or coffeehouse |
| caffè freddo {n} | :: iced coffee as a long drink |
| caffè latte {m} | :: alternative form of caffellatte |
| caffè lungo {n} | :: a normal espresso coffee extracted for twice the period. Differentiated from an "americano" - which is with a little more hot water added |
| caffè macchiato {n} | :: a normal espresso coffee with a very small amount of steamed milk |
| caffo {adj} | :: odd (of a number) |
| caffo {m} | :: odd number |
| caffo {m} | :: first one; most important one; foremost one |
| caffè solubile {m} | :: instant coffee |
| caffè stretto {n} | :: a normal espresso coffee but with less water |
| cafiso {m} | :: qafiz (unit of measurement) |
| cafona {f} | :: [female] peasant |
| cafona {f} [pejorative] | :: [female] boor |
| cafonaggine {f} | :: boorishness |
| cafonata {f} | :: boorish action |
| cafone {m} | :: peasant |
| cafone {m} | :: boor (pejorative) |
| cafoneria {f} | :: boorishness |
| cafonescamente {adv} | :: boorishly, ill-manneredly |
| cafonesco {adj} | :: boorish, ill-mannered |
| cafro {adj} | :: Kaffir, Bantu |
| cafro {m} | :: Kaffir, Bantu |
| caftano {m} | :: caftan |
| cagante {v} | :: present participle of cagare |
| cagantesi {v} | :: present participle of cagarsi |
| cagare {vit} | :: alternative form of cacare |
| cagarella {f} [colloquial] | :: The runs, the shits |
| cagarsi {vr} | :: Variant of cacarsi |
| cagata {f} [regional, vulgar] | :: shit |
| cagata {f} [regional, vulgar, by extension] | :: crap, bullshit, shit |
| cagatosi {v} | :: past participle of cagarsi |
| caggiante {v} | :: present participle of caggiare |
| caggiare {v} [obsolete] | :: To fall |
| cagionante {v} | :: present participle of cagionare |
| cagionare {vt} | :: To cause |
| cagione {f} | :: cause |
| cagionetto {m} | :: A type of pastry from Abruzzo eaten especially at Christmas; fillings vary according to locality |
| cagionevole {adj} | :: weak, poor, delicate |
| cagionevolezza {f} | :: weakness |
| cagliante {v} | :: present participle of cagliare |
| cagliare {vit} | :: to curdle |
| Cagliari {prop} | :: Cagliari (both meanings) |
| cagliaritano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Cagliari |
| cagliaritano {m} | :: Native or inhabitant of Cagliari |
| cagliaritano {m} | :: The dialect of Cagliari |
| cagliato {adj} | :: curdled |
| cagliatura {f} | :: curdling, clotting |
| caglio {m} | :: rennet |
| caglio {m} | :: bedstraw, plant of the genus Galium |
| cagna {f} | :: A female dog, canine, bitch |
| cagnaccio {m} | :: An ugly and fierce dog |
| cagnara {f} | :: Loud barking (of dogs) |
| cagnara {f} | :: uproar |
| cagnaro {m} [nautical] | :: awning |
| cagnazzo {adj} [obsolete] | :: pug-nosed, deformed |
| cagnazzo {adj} [obsolete] | :: purple-coloured |
| Cagnazzo {prop} | :: A fictional devil in the Divine Comedy |
| cagnescamente {adv} | :: in a hostile manner, menacingly |
| cagnesco {adj} | :: doglike |
| cagnesco {adj} | :: hostile, menacing |
| cagnetta {f} | :: (female) little dog, doggy, doggie |
| cagnetta {f} | :: (female) puppy |
| cagnetto {m} | :: little dog, doggy, doggie |
| cagnetto {m} | :: puppy |
| cagnola {f} | :: cubbyhole (on a boat) |
| cagnola {f} [regional] | :: nursehound (fish) |
| cagnolina {f} | :: (female) little dog, doggy, doggie |
| cagnolina {f} | :: puppy (female) |
| cagnolino {m} | :: little dog, doggy, doggie |
| cagnolino {m} | :: puppy |
| cagnolino {m} [swimming, masculine singular only] | :: dog paddle, doggy paddle |
| cagnolone {m} | :: Affectionate term for a dog |
| cagnone {m} | :: A big and usually also harmless dog |
| cagnotto {m} | :: Hired ruffian |
| Cagnotto {prop} | :: surname |
| Cagnotto {prop} | :: Tania Cagnotto, Italian diver |
| cagotto {m} [colloquial] | :: The runs (diarrhea) |
| cagou {m} | :: kagu |
| caiaco {m} | :: kayak |
| caicco {m} [watercraft] | :: caique |
| Caienna {prop} | :: Cayenne |
| Caifa {prop} | :: Caiaphas |
| Caifas {prop} | :: medieval spelling of Caifa |
| caimano {m} | :: caiman |
| Caina {prop} | :: medieval spelling of Canaan |
| Cainero {prop} | :: surname |
| Caino {prop} | :: Cain (eldest son of Adam and Eve) |
| Caino {prop} | :: given name, Italian equivalent of Cain |
| Caio {prop} | :: Gaius |
| Caironi {prop} | :: surname |
| cairota {adj} | :: Cairo (attributive) |
| cairota {mf} | :: Native or inhabitant of Cairo |
| cala {f} | :: inlet, cove |
| cala {f} [nautical] | :: hold |
| calabassa {f} | :: calabash |
| calabra {f} | :: Calabrian (female) |
| calabrese {adj} | :: Calabrian |
| calabrese {m} | :: Calabrian (male) |
| calabrese {f} | :: Calabrian (female) |
| calabresella {f} | :: A card game somewhat similar to tressette |
| calabresità {f} | :: The quality, state or characteristic of being Calabrian |
| calabresità {f} | :: The Calabrian spirit or essence |
| Calabria {prop} | :: Calabria (region of Italy) |
| calabro {adj} | :: Calabrian |
| calabro {m} | :: Calabrian |
| calabrone {m} [insects] | :: hornet |
| calafataggio {m} [nautical] | :: caulking |
| calafatante {v} | :: present participle of calafatare |
| calafatare {vt} | :: To caulk |
| calafato {m} [nautical] | :: caulker |
| calamaio {m} | :: inkwell |
| calamaretto {m} | :: Small or young squid |
| calamaro {m} [mollusks] | :: squid, calamari |
| calambucco {m} [obsolete] | :: aloe |
| calamina {f} | :: calamine (mineral) |
| calamità {f} | :: disaster, calamity |
| calamita {f} | :: magnet; fridge magnet |
| calamita {f} | :: lodestone, magnetite |
| calamita {f} | :: compass needle |
| calamitante {v} | :: present participle of calamitare |
| calamitare {vt} | :: To magnetize |
| calamitazione {f} | :: magnetization |
| calamitosamente {adv} | :: calamitously |
| calamitoso {adj} | :: disastrous, calamitous |
| calamo {m} | :: quill |
| calanca {f} | :: bay, cove, inlet |
| calanca {f} | :: gully, ravine |
| Calanca {prop} | :: A valley in the Swiss Alps |
| calanchifero {adj} | :: Forming gulleys or furrows (by water action) |
| calanchismo {m} | :: A series of furrows eroded by runoff water |
| calanco {m} | :: gully, ravine |
| calanco {m} | :: a furrow eroded by runoff water |
| calandra {f} | :: calender (machine) |
| calandra {f} | :: radiator grill (of a car) |
| calandra {f} | :: fairing (on an outboard motor) |
| calandrante {v} | :: present participle of calandrare |
| calandrare {vt} | :: To calender |
| calandrato {adj} | :: calendered |
| calandratore {m} | :: calenderer |
| calandratura {f} | :: calendering |
| calandrella {f} | :: short-toed lark (of genus Calandrella) |
| calandro {m} | :: tawny pipit |
| calante {adj} | :: falling |
| calante {adj} | :: setting (of the sun) |
| calante {adj} | :: waning (of the moon) |
| calante {v} | :: present participle of calare |
| calantesi {v} | :: present participle of calarsi |
| calappio {m} | :: slip knot |
| calappio {m} | :: snare |
| calappio {m} | :: ambush |
| calapranzi {m} | :: dumbwaiter (small lift for moving food between floors) |
| calar {m} | :: setting (of a heavenly body) |
| calare {vt} | :: to lower something |
| calare {vt} | :: to decrease something |
| calare {vt} | :: to drop something |
| calare {vi} | :: to decrease, fall, drop |
| calare {vi} | :: to set |
| calare {vi} | :: to descend |
| calarsi {v} | :: reflexive of calare |
| calarsi {vr} | :: to lower oneself, let oneself down |
| calarsi {vr} | :: to identify |
| calata {f} | :: invasion |
| calatide {f} [botany] | :: capitulum, flower head (as of a daisy) |
| calatino {adj} | :: Of or from Caltagirone |
| calatosi {v} | :: past participle of calarsi |
| calaverite {f} [mineral] | :: calaverite |
| calaverna {f} | :: hoar frost, rime |
| calaza {f} | :: chalaza |
| calazio {m} [medicine] | :: chalazion |
| Calbo {prop} | :: surname |
| calca {f} | :: throng, press (of people) |
| calcabile {adj} | :: That can be tread / treaded |
| Calcabrina {prop} | :: A fictional devil in the Divine Comedy |
| calcagno {mf} [skeleton, part of a shoe] | :: heel |
| calcagnolo {m} [nautical] | :: heel (tilt) |
| calcagnolo {m} | :: chisel |
| Calcanta {prop} | :: medieval spelling of Calcante |
| calcante {v} | :: present participle of calcare |
| Calcante {prop} [Greek mythology] | :: Calchas |
| calcara {f} | :: limekiln |
| calcare {m} | :: limestone |
| calcare {vt} | :: to press down on (something); to stomp |
| calcare {vt} | :: to work (metal) |
| calcare {vt} | :: to stress (something) |
| calcare {vt} | :: to crowd, throng |
| calcare {vi} | :: to push |
| calcare {vi} | :: to lean |
| calcarenite {f} [geology] | :: calcarenite |
| calcareo {adj} | :: calcareous |
| calcatoio {m} | :: ramrod |
| calce {f} | :: lime (from limestone) |
| calce {f} | :: at the foot of |
| calcedonio {m} [mineralogy] | :: chalcedony |
| calcemia {f} [medicine] | :: calcemia |
| calceolaria {f} | :: slipperwort (of genus Calceolaria) |
| calcescisto {m} [geology] | :: calcareous schist |
| calce spenta {f} | :: slaked lime |
| calcestruzzo {m} | :: concrete |
| calcetto {m} | :: table football |
| calcetto {m} | :: five-a-side football |
| calce viva {f} | :: quicklime |
| Calchi {prop} | :: Halki |
| calciante {v} | :: present participle of calciare |
| calciare {v} | :: to kick something, especially a football |
| calciatore {m} | :: footballer, football player |
| calciatrice {f} | :: female footballer |
| calciatura {f} | :: butt (part of a gun that includes the handle) |
| calcico {adj} [chemistry] | :: calcic (of, relating to, or containing calcium or lime) |
| calcicolo {adj} | :: calcicolous |
| calcidiolo {m} [organic compound] | :: calcifediol, calcidiol |
| calciferolo {m} [organic compound] | :: calciferol |
| calcificante {v} | :: present participle of calcificare |
| calcificantesi {v} | :: present participle of calcificarsi |
| calcificare {vt} | :: to calcify |
| calcificarsi {v} | :: reflexive of calcificare |
| calcificarsi {v} | :: to become calcified |
| calcificatosi {v} | :: past participle of calcificarsi |
| calcificazione {f} | :: calcification |
| calcina {f} | :: lime mortar |
| calcinaccio {m} | :: a fragment of mortar or plaster detached from a wall |
| calcinaio {m} | :: vessel in which quicklime is slaked with water |
| calcinante {v} | :: present participle of calcinare |
| calcinare {vt} | :: to calcine |
| calcinato {adj} | :: calcined |
| calcinato {adj} [of a silkworm] | :: affected with the muscardine fungus |
| calcinatura {f} | :: liming (immersion of skins in a bath of lime as part of the tanning process) |
| calcinazione {f} | :: calcination |
| calcinculo {m} | :: chairoplane (fairground ride) |
| calcinosi {f} [diseases] | :: calcinosis |
| calcinoso {adj} | :: having the appearance of lime |
| calcio {m} | :: a kick [with the foot] |
| calcio {m} [sports] | :: association football, soccer |
| calcio {m} | :: butt [of a gun] |
| calcio {m} [chemistry] | :: calcium |
| calcio a 5 {m} | :: futsal |
| calcio a 5 {m} | :: five-a-side football |
| calcio a cinque {m} | :: alternative form of calcio a 5 |
| calcioantagonista {adj} | :: calcium antagonist (attributive) |
| calcio-balilla {m} | :: table football |
| calciocianammide {f} | :: calcium cyanamide |
| calcio d'angolo {m} [football] | :: corner, corner kick |
| calcio d'inizio {m} [football] | :: kick-off |
| calcio di punizione {m} [football, rugby] | :: direct free kick |
| calcio di rigore {m} [soccer and other sports] | :: penalty kick, penalty |
| calcio di rigore {m} [in the plural, soccer and other sports] | :: penalty shootout, shootout |
| calciofilo {m} [colloquial] | :: lover of football |
| calcio fiorentino {m} [football] | :: An early form of football once played in Florence |
| calcio laterale {m} [football] | :: side kick (kick with the side of the foot, rather than the toe) |
| calciomercato {m} | :: The market in buying, selling and transferring professional football players |
| calcione {m} | :: A hard kick |
| calcione {m} | :: A strong recommendation |
| calcio piazzato {m} [football, rugby] | :: place kick |
| calciopoli {f} | :: alternative capitalization of Calciopoli |
| Calciopoli {prop} | :: A football scandal that occurred in Italy in 2006, involving several major teams in Italy's top professional football leagues |
| calcioscommesse {n} | :: illegal football pools |
| calciosoma {m} | :: calciosome |
| calcio storico {m} [football] | :: synonym of calcio fiorentino |
| calciotto {m} | :: eight-a-side football |
| calcisticamente {adv} | :: With regard to football |
| calcistico {adj} | :: of or relating to football (soccer) |
| calcite {f} | :: calcite |
| calcitico {adj} | :: calcitic |
| calcitonina {f} | :: calcitonin |
| calcitriolo {m} [biochemistry] | :: calcitriol |
| calciuria {f} [pathology] | :: calciuria |
| calco {m} | :: cast (of sculpture) |
| calco {m} | :: tracing (of a design) |
| calco {m} | :: literal loan translation, calque (calco semantico), loanword |
| calco {m} | :: mold |
| calco- {prefix} | :: chalco- |
| calco- {prefix} | :: alternative form of calcio- |
| -calco {suffix} | :: used in the names of several alloys of copper |
| calcocite {f} [mineralogy] | :: chalcocite |
| calcofilo {adj} [chemistry] | :: calcophilic |
| calcofilo {adj} [botany] | :: calciphilous |
| calcogeno {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: chalcogen |
| calcogenuro {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: chalcogenide |
| calcogenuro {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: chalcogen (attributive) |
| calcoglifia {f} | :: synonym of calcografia |
| calcografia {f} | :: chalcography; engraving on copper |
| calcograficamente {adv} | :: chalcographically |
| calcografico {adj} | :: chalcographic |
| calcografo {m} | :: chalcographer ; engraver on copper |
| calcolabile {adj} | :: calculable |
| calcolabile {adj} [logic] | :: decidable |
| calcolabilità {f} | :: The quality of being calculable |
| calcolante {v} | :: present participle of calcolare |
| calcolantesi {v} | :: present participle of calcolarsi |
| calcolare {vt} | :: to calculate, work out |
| calcolare {vt} | :: to reckon |
| calcolarsi {v} | :: reflexive of calcolare |
| calcolarsi {v} | :: to include oneself in a calculation |
| calcolatamente {adv} | :: calculatedly, deliberately |
| calcolativo {adj} | :: calculative |
| calcolato {adj} | :: calculated |
| calcolatore {adj} | :: calculating |
| calcolatore {adj} | :: shrewd, scheming |
| calcolatore {m} | :: computer |
| calcolatore {m} | :: calculating man, schemer |
| calcolatosi {v} | :: past participle of calcolarsi |
| calcolatrice {f} | :: a (mechanical or electronic) device used for mathematical operations, calculator |
| calcolatrice {f} | :: calculating woman, female schemer |
| calcolatricetta {f} | :: a calculating young woman (young schemer) |
| calcolazione {f} | :: calculation |
| calcolista {mf} | :: An engineer who designs structures in reinforced concrete |
| calcolitico {adj} | :: chalcolithic |
| calcolitografia {f} | :: lithography from a chalcograph |
| calcolo {m} [mathematics] | :: calculus |
| calcolo {m} | :: (calculation) computation, calculation, estimate, reckoning |
| calcolo {m} [medicine] | :: calculus, stone |
| calcolo meccanico {m} | :: adding machine |
| calcolo renale {m} [pathology] | :: kidney stone |
| calcolosi {f} [diseases] | :: lithiasis, calculosis, stones |
| calcoloso {adj} [pathology] | :: calculous |
| calcomania {f} | :: Variant of decalcomania |
| calcopirite {f} [mineralogy] | :: chalcopyrite |
| calcotipia {f} | :: copperplate printing |
| caldaia {f} | :: boiler |
| caldaia {f} | :: cauldron |
| caldaico {adj} | :: Chaldean |
| caldaio {m} | :: cauldron |
| caldaista {m} | :: boiler engineer |
| caldallessa {f} | :: boiled chestnut (streetfood) |
| caldamente {adv} | :: warmly |
| caldamente {adv} | :: heartily |
| caldana {f} | :: hot flush |
| caldana {f} | :: fit of rage |
| caldano {m} | :: brazier |
| caldara {f} | :: synonym of caldaia |
| caldareria {f} | :: boilerplate factory |
| caldarone {m} | :: alternative form of calderone |
| caldarrosta {f} [mainly, in the plural] | :: A roasted chestnut |
| caldarrostaia {f} | :: A female roasted chestnut seller |
| caldarrostaio {m} | :: A roasted chestnut seller |
| caldarrostara {f} [dialectal] | :: alternative form of caldarrostaia |
| caldarrostaro {m} [dialectal] | :: alternative form of caldarrostaio |
| caldarrosto {m} [uncommon] | :: alternative form of caldarrosta |
| Caldea {prop} | :: Chaldea |
| caldeggiante {v} | :: present participle of caldeggiare |
| caldeggiare {vt} | :: To support warmly or enthusiastically |
| caldeo {adj} | :: Chaldean |
| caldeo {m} | :: Chaldean |
| caldera {f} | :: caldera |
| calderaio {m} | :: coppersmith |
| calderaio {m} | :: tinker |
| calderaio {m} | :: brazier |
| calderante {m} | :: tar / bitumen sprayer (in roadmaking) |
| calderone {m} | :: cauldron |
| calderone {m} | :: hotchpotch |
| Calderone {prop} | :: A glacier in Abruzzo |
| caldissimo {adj} | :: Very hot |
| caldo {adj} | :: warm, hot |
| caldo {m} | :: heat |
| caldo {m} | :: fervour, ardour |
| calduccio {m} | :: warmth |
| caldura {f} | :: heat, warmth (summer weather) |
| caledoniano {adj} | :: Caledonian |
| calefaciente {adj} | :: calefacient |
| calefazione {f} | :: calefaction |
| caleidoscopico {adj} | :: kaleidoscopic |
| caleidoscopio {m} | :: kaleidoscope |
| calendarietto {m} | :: An illustrated, sometimes scented, card (typically of a pin-up) once given to their customers by barbers (in anticipation of a tip) |
| calendario {m} | :: calendar |
| calendario dell'avvento {m} | :: Advent calendar |
| calendario dell'Avvento {m} | :: Advent calendar |
| calendario gregoriano {m} | :: Gregorian calendar |
| calendario lunare {m} | :: lunar calendar |
| calendario solare {m} | :: solar calendar |
| calendarista {mf} | :: calendarist |
| calendarizzazione {f} | :: scheduling |
| calende {n} | :: calends (first day of the month) |
| calendimaggio {m} | :: May Day |
| calendola {f} | :: calendula, marigold |
| calenzuolo {m} | :: greenfinch (Chloris chloris) |
| calepino {m} | :: A large vocabulary (especially of Latin) |
| calepino {m} | :: A weighty work of scholarship |
| calepino {m} | :: A notebook |
| calere {v} [impersonal, literary] | :: To matter or care |
| calessabile {adj} | :: Suitable for gigs (of a road) |
| calesse {m} | :: gig (carriage) |
| calessino {m} | :: A small four-seater buggy |
| caletta {f} | :: dovetail (joint); mortice and tenon |
| calettamento {m} | :: synonym of calettatura |
| calettante {v} | :: present participle of calettare |
| calettare {vit} | :: to fit together (closely) |
| calettato {adj} | :: fitted |
| calettatura {f} | :: fitment |
| calettatura {f} | :: lap joint |
| Calgari {prop} | :: surname |
| calibe {m} [obsolete] | :: steel |
| calibe {m} [obsolete, pharmacology] | :: iron |
| calibeato {adj} | :: Of a medicinal drink: containing iron salts |
| calibotipia {f} | :: The process of printing by embossing a steel plate |
| calibrante {v} | :: present participle of calibrare |
| calibrare {vt} | :: to calibrate |
| calibrato {adj} | :: calibrated |
| calibratore {m} | :: calibrator |
| calibratura {f} | :: calibration |
| calibrazione {f} | :: calibration |
| calibro {m} | :: caliber, bore |
| calibro {m} | :: callipers |
| calibro {m} | :: template |
| calicò {m} | :: calico |
| calicanto {m} | :: calycanthus, sweet shrub |
| calice {m} | :: cup or goblet (for drinking) |
| calice {m} | :: chalice |
| calice {m} [botany, anatomy] | :: calyx |
| caliciforme {adj} | :: chalicine, calicinal, caliciform |
| calicino {adj} [botany] | :: calyx (attributive) |
| calicosi {f} [medicine] | :: chalicosis, calcicosis |
| calidario {m} | :: calidarium, caldarium |
| calidità {f} [literary] | :: heat |
| calido {adj} [literary] | :: hot |
| Calidone {prop} | :: Calydon |
| calidonio {adj} | :: Calydonian |
| califfale {adj} | :: caliphate (attributive) |
| califfato {m} | :: caliphate |
| califfo {m} | :: caliph |
| California {prop} | :: California |
| californiana {f} | :: feminine noun of californiano |
| californiano {adj} | :: Californian |
| californiano {m} | :: Californian |
| californidina {f} [organic compound] | :: californidine |
| californio {m} [chemistry] | :: californium |
| caligine {f} | :: soot, smog |
| caligine {f} | :: fog |
| caliginoso {adj} | :: sooty |
| caliginoso {adj} | :: foggy |
| Caligola {prop} | :: Caligula |
| Calimno {prop} | :: Kalymnos (Greek island) |
| calipso {m} | :: calypso (dance) |
| Calipso {prop} [Greek mythology] | :: Calypso |
| caliptra {f} | :: calyptra |
| calle {f} [Venice] | :: alley (especially in Venice) |
| calli- {prefix} | :: calli- |
| callicreina {f} [biochemistry] | :: kallikrein |
| callidamente {adv} | :: shrewdly, astutely |
| callidità {f} [literary] | :: shrewdness, astuteness |
| callido {adj} [literary] | :: shrewd, astute |
| callifugo {m} | :: corn plaster |
| calligrafia {f} | :: handwriting |
| calligrafia {f} | :: calligraphy |
| calligraficamente {adv} | :: calligraphically |
| calligrafico {adj} | :: handwriting (attributive) |
| calligrafico {adj} | :: calligraphic |
| calligrafismo {m} | :: Tendency to use excessive, formal affectations |
| calligrafo {m} | :: calligrapher, calligraphist |
| calligramma {m} | :: calligram |
| calliope {f} | :: The bird Calliope calliope: Siberian rubythroat |
| calliope {f} | :: calliope (musical instrument) |
| Calliope {prop} [Greek god] | :: Calliope, the Muse of eloquence and epic or heroic poetry |
| Calliope {prop} | :: given name |
| callipige {adj} | :: callipygian |
| Callipigia {prop} | :: Appellation of Venus |
| callista {mf} | :: chiropodist |
| callistenia {f} | :: calisthenics |
| callistenico {adj} | :: calisthenic |
| callo {m} | :: callus |
| callo {m} | :: corn (on the feet) |
| callo- {prefix} | :: Variant of calli- (beautiful) |
| callone {m} | :: A lock (on a weir, that lets boats pass) |
| callosio {m} [biochemistry] | :: callose |
| callosità {f} | :: corn, callus, callosity |
| calloso {adj} | :: callous, horny |
| callotipia {f} | :: calotyping, talbotyping |
| callotipo {m} | :: calotype, talbotype |
| calma {f} | :: calm, stillness, peacefulness |
| calma {f} | :: tranquility, peace and quiet |
| calma interiore {f} | :: inner peace, peace of mind |
| calmante {v} | :: present participle of calmare |
| calmante {adj} | :: relaxing |
| calmante {adj} | :: soothing |
| calmante {m} | :: painkiller |
| calmante {m} | :: sedative |
| calmante {m} | :: tranquillizer |
| calmantesi {v} | :: present participle of calmarsi |
| calmare {vt} | :: to calm, calm down |
| calmare {vt} | :: to relieve, lessen, ease |
| calmare i bollenti spiriti {v} | :: to draw in one's horns |
| calmare i bollenti spiriti {v} | :: to pull in one's horns |
| calmare i bollenti spiriti {v} | :: to cool one's jets |
| calmare i bollenti spiriti {v} | :: to hold one's horses |
| calmare i bollenti spiriti {v} | :: to calm down, chill, chill out, cool off, settle down |
| calmarsi {v} | :: reflexive of calmare |
| calmarsi {v} | :: to calm down |
| calmarsi {v} | :: to ease |
| calmarsi {v} | :: to subside |
| calmatosi {v} | :: past participle of calmarsi |
| calmieramento {m} | :: price control |
| calmierante {v} | :: present participle of calmierare |
| calmierare {vt} | :: To control the price of something |
| calmiere {m} | :: ceiling (highest permissible price) |
| calmissimo {adj} | :: Very calm, very quiet |
| calmo {adj} | :: calm, peaceful, quiet, still |
| calmucco {m} | :: Kalmyk |
| calo {m} | :: fall, drop, loss, decrease |
| calo- {prefix} | :: Variant of callo- |
| calocchia {f} | :: A pole used to support vines |
| calocchia {f} | :: The smaller stick of a flail |
| calocchia {f} | :: A pruned branch |
| Calogero {prop} | :: given name |
| calomelano {m} [inorganic compound] | :: calomel |
| calore {m} | :: warmth |
| calore {m} | :: heat |
| calore {m} | :: fervour |
| calore {m} | :: glow |
| Calore {prop} | :: A river that flows in Campania |
| calori- {prefix} | :: Used to form words related to heat |
| caloria {f} | :: calorie |
| caloricamente {adv} | :: calorically |
| calorico {adj} | :: caloric, calorific, calorie (attributive) |
| calorifero {m} | :: radiator (household radiator) |
| calorifico {adj} | :: calorific (heat producing) |
| calorigenesi {f} | :: calorigenesis |
| calorigeno {adj} | :: calorigenic |
| calorimetria {f} [physics] | :: calorimetry |
| calorimetrico {adj} | :: calorimetric |
| calorimetro {m} [physics] | :: calorimeter |
| calorizzazione {f} | :: calorization (heat treatment for steel) |
| calorosamente {adv} | :: warmly |
| calorosamente {adv} | :: fervently |
| calorosissimo {adj} | :: Very warm |
| calorosità {f} | :: warmth |
| caloroso {adj} | :: warming |
| caloroso {adj} | :: warm, hearty |
| caloroso {adj} | :: peppery, spicy (food) |
| caloscia {f} | :: Variant of galoche |
| calotipia {f} | :: calotype |
| calotta {f} | :: cap, cover |
| calotta {f} | :: crown (of a hat) |
| calotta cranica {f} [skeleton] | :: calvaria, skullcap |
| calpaina {f} [enzyme] | :: calpain |
| calpestabile {adj} | :: usable |
| calpestabile {adj} | :: walkable |
| calpestamento {m} | :: trampling |
| calpestamento {m} | :: humiliation, contempt |
| calpestante {v} | :: present participle of calpestare |
| calpestare {vt} | :: To trample or tread on something |
| calpestato {adj} | :: trodden |
| calpestio {m} | :: tread, treading |
| calpestio {m} | :: stamping trample |
| calta {f} | :: marsh marigold (of genus Caltha) |
| Caltagirone {prop} | :: A town in the province of Catania in Sicily |
| caltagironese {adj} | :: Of or from Caltagirone |
| Caltanissetta {prop} | :: Caltanisetta |
| calugine {f} | :: down |
| calumante {v} | :: present participle of calumare |
| calumare {vt} [nautical] | :: to pay out (rope) |
| calunnia {f} | :: slander, calumny |
| calunniabile {adj} | :: That can be slandered |
| calunniante {v} | :: present participle of calunniare |
| calunniare {vt} | :: To slander |
| calunniatore {m} | :: slanderer |
| calunniatrice {f} | :: slanderer (female) |
| calunniosamente {adv} | :: slanderously |
| calunnioso {adj} | :: slanderous |
| calura {f} [weather] | :: intense sticky heat |
| calura {f} | :: sultry passion |
| calutrone {m} [physics] | :: calutron |
| calva {f} | :: bald woman |
| calvario {m} | :: calvary |
| Calvario {prop} | :: Calvary |
| calvinismo {m} | :: Calvinism |
| calvinista {adj} | :: Calvinist |
| calvinista {mf} | :: Calvinist |
| calvinistico {adj} | :: Calvinistic |
| Calvino {prop} | :: Calvin |
| calvizie {f} [dermatology] | :: baldness, calvity |
| calvo {adj} | :: bald |
| calvo {m} | :: bald man |
| Calvo {prop} | :: surname |
| calza {f} | :: sock |
| calza {f} | :: stocking |
| calzamaglia {f} | :: tights |
| calzamaglia {f} | :: leotard |
| calzante {v} | :: present participle of calzare |
| calzante {adj} | :: appropriate |
| calzante {adj} | :: fitting |
| calzante {m} | :: shoehorn |
| calzare {vt} | :: To wear (shoes) |
| calzare {vt} | :: To put on |
| calzare {vi} | :: To fit (like a glove) |
| calzare {m} | :: sandal |
| calzare {m} | :: footwear |
| calzaretto {m} | :: puttee |
| calzascarpe {m} | :: shoehorn |
| calzatoia {f} | :: chock, wedge |
| calzatoio {m} | :: shoehorn |
| calzatura {f} | :: footwear, shoe |
| calzaturiera {f} | :: female worker in a shoe factory |
| calzaturiero {adj} | :: footwear (attribute), shoe (attribute) |
| calzaturiero {m} | :: worker in a shoe factory |
| calzaturificio {m} | :: shoe factory, shoe manufacturer |
| calzerotto {m} | :: ankle sock, short sock |
| calzetta {f} | :: ankle sock |
| calzettaio {m} | :: hosiery manufacturer |
| calzettaio {m} | :: hosier |
| calzetteria {f} | :: shoe shop |
| calzettone {m} | :: knee-high sock |
| calzificio {m} | :: hosiery factory |
| calzino {m} | :: sock (covering for the foot) |
| calzolaio {m} | :: shoemaker |
| calzolaio {m} | :: shoe repairer, cobbler |
| calzoleria {f} | :: shoe repair shop, cobbler's |
| calzoleria {f} | :: shoemaker's |
| calzoleria {f} | :: shoe shop |
| calzonciello {m} | :: A light turnover of pastry filled with mozzarella (or similar cheese), anchovies and parsley |
| calzoncino {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: shorts, trunks |
| calzone {m} | :: trousers (especially in plural) |
| calzone {m} | :: calzone |
| calzoni alla zuava {n} | :: knickerbockers |
| calzonicco {m} | :: (especially in plural) A type of pasta, in the form of a half-moon, stuffed with a meat filling of sweetbreads or brains etc |
| calzuolo {m} | :: wedge |
| Cam {prop} [Biblical character] | :: Ham |
| camaldolese {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Camaldoli |
| camaldolese {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Benedictine order of Camaldoli |
| camaldolese {mf} | :: Native or inhabitant of Camaldoli |
| camaldolese {mf} | :: Monk or nun of that order |
| Camaldoli {prop} | :: A small town near Arezzo in Tuscany; the home of a Benedictine order |
| camaleonte {m} | :: chameleon |
| camaleonticamente {adv} | :: In the manner of a chameleon |
| camaleontico {adj} | :: chameleon-like |
| camaleontismo {m} | :: Being fickle; changing one's opinion as others wish (being chameleon-like) |
| camallo {m} | :: docker, longshoreman |
| Camanni {prop} | :: surname |
| Camanni {prop} | :: Enrico Camanni, Italian writer |
| camarilla {f} | :: camarilla |
| camauro {m} | :: camauro |
| cambiabile {adj} | :: exchangeable |
| cambiadischi {m} | :: autochanger (on a record player) |
| cambiale {f} | :: bill of exchange |
| cambiale {f} | :: promissory note |
| cambiamento {m} | :: A change or shift |
| cambiamento {m} | :: A turn |
| cambiamento climatico {m} | :: A climate change |
| cambiamonete {m} | :: moneychanger |
| cambiante {v} | :: present participle of cambiare |
| cambiantesi {v} | :: present participle of cambiarsi |
| cambiar {v} | :: apocopic form of cambiare |
| cambiare {vt} | :: to exchange |
| cambiare {vt} | :: to change |
| cambiare idea {vi} | :: To change one's mind |
| cambiario {adj} | :: exchange (attributive) |
| cambiarsi {v} | :: reflexive of cambiare |
| cambiarsi {v} | :: to change (oneself) |
| cambiarsi {v} | :: to get changed (change one's clothes) |
| cambiarsi {v} | :: to change places, swap |
| cambiatensione {m} | :: transformer (electrical) |
| cambiatosi {v} | :: past participle of cambiarsi |
| cambiavalute {m} | :: bureau de change |
| cambio {m} | :: exchange |
| cambio {m} | :: change |
| cambio {m} | :: gear (of a motor vehicle) |
| cambio {m} | :: relief |
| cambio della guardia {m} | :: changing of the guard (also figuratively) |
| cambista {mf} | :: foreign exchange dealer |
| Cambogia {prop} | :: Cambodia |
| cambogiana {f} | :: Cambodian (female) |
| cambogiano {adj} | :: Cambodian |
| cambogiano {m} | :: Cambodian |
| cambogiano {m} [singular only] | :: The Cambodian language |
| cambrì {m} | :: cambric |
| cambra {f} | :: cramp, clamp |
| cambratrice {f} | :: A machine used for shaping the front part of the upper of a shoe |
| cambretta {f} | :: staple |
| cambriano {adj} | :: Cambrian |
| cambriano {m} | :: Cambrian |
| Cambriano {adj} | :: Cambrian |
| Cambriano {m} | :: Cambrian |
| Cambrici {prop} | :: Cambrian mountains |
| cambusa {f} [nautical] | :: galley, storeroom (storage for food on a ship) |
| cambusa {f} [Wiktionary and WMF jargon] | :: archive (of a discussion page) |
| cambusada {f} [Wiktionary and WMF jargon] | :: archival (of a discussion page) |
| cambusare {v} [Wiktionary and WMF jargon] | :: To archive a discussion page |
| cambusiere {m} [nautical] | :: storekeeper |
| cambusiere {m} [Wiktionary and WMF jargon] | :: archiver (of a discussion page) |
| cameceraso {m} | :: The Alpine honeysuckle (Lonicera alpigena) |
| camedrio {m} | :: avens (Of genus Dryas) |
| camefita {f} | :: chamaephyte |
| camelia {f} | :: camellia |
| camelide {m} | :: camel (any animal of the family Camelidae) |
| cameo {m} | :: cameo (short appearance) |
| camera {f} | :: room; chamber (all senses) |
| camera {f} | :: bedroom |
| camera {f} | :: assembly, parliament |
| camera {f} | :: camera (for taking moving pictures) |
| camera a gas {f} | :: gas chamber |
| camera da letto {f} | :: bedroom |
| camera degli ospiti {f} | :: guest room |
| camera di commercio {f} | :: chamber of commerce |
| camerale {adj} | :: chamber (attributive) |
| camerale {adj} | :: chamber of commerce (attributive) |
| camerale {adj} | :: financial |
| cameralismo {m} | :: cameralism |
| cameralista {mf} | :: cameralist |
| cameraman {mf} | :: cameraman |
| camera matrimoniale {f} | :: master bedroom |
| camera matrimoniale {f} | :: double bedroom (in a hotel) |
| cameramento {m} | :: The loading of a cartridge or bullet into the chamber of a firearm |
| camera mortuaria {f} | :: mortuary, morgue |
| camera mortuaria {f} | :: mortuary chapel |
| camerante {v} | :: present participle of camerare |
| camera oscura {f} | :: darkroom |
| camera ottica {f} | :: darkroom |
| camerare {v} | :: To load a cartridge or bullet into the chamber of a firearm |
| camerata {f} | :: dormitory |
| camerata {mf} [archaic] | :: companion, mate |
| camerata {mf} [chiefly historical] | :: A fellow fascist or otherwise politically rightist person |
| camerata {mf} | :: A title, functionally similar to "Mr.", "Mrs.", "Miss", "Ms." etc, in right-wing circles |
| cameratescamente {adv} | :: comradely |
| cameratesco {adj} | :: comradely |
| cameratismo {m} | :: comradeship, camaraderie, fellowship |
| cameretta {f} | :: Small room, especially a small bedroom (for a child) |
| cameriera {f} | :: waitress |
| cameriera {f} | :: maid, housemaid |
| cameriera {f} | :: chambermaid |
| cameriere {m} | :: waiter |
| cameriere {m} | :: valet, manservant |
| camerino {m} | :: dressing room (in a theatre) |
| Camerino {prop} | :: A small town in the Macerata province of Marche |
| camerista {mf} | :: musician who plays chamber music |
| cameristico {adj} [music] | :: chamber, chamber music (attributive) |
| camerlengo {m} | :: chamberlain |
| camerone {m} | :: hall (large room, especially one in an institution used as a dormitory or refectory) |
| camerto {adj} | :: Of or from Camerino |
| Camerun {prop} | :: Cameroon |
| camerunense {adj} | :: Cameroonian |
| camerunense {mf} | :: Cameroonian |
| camerunese {adj} | :: Variant of camerunense |
| camerunese {mf} | :: Variant of camerunense |
| camice {m} | :: white coat (of a technician, doctor etc) |
| camice {m} | :: gown (of a surgeon) |
| camice {m} | :: alb (of a priest) |
| camiceria {f} | :: shirt factory or shop |
| camicetta {f} | :: blouse |
| camicia {f} | :: A shirt, a dress shirt |
| camicia da notte {mf} | :: nightgown |
| camicia di contenzione {f} | :: straitjacket |
| camiciaia {f} | :: shirtmaker (female) |
| camiciaia {f} | :: shirtseller (female) |
| camiciaio {m} | :: shirtmaker |
| camiciaio {m} | :: shirtseller |
| camicino {m} | :: bodice |
| camicino {m} | :: nightshirt (infant) |
| camiciola {f} | :: vest |
| camicione {m} | :: chemise |
| Camicione {prop} | :: surname most notably that of Camicione de' Pazzi |
| camiciotto {m} | :: Loose, casual shirt |
| camiciotto {m} | :: smock |
| Camilla {prop} | :: given name |
| camilliano {adj} | :: Camillian |
| camilliano {m} | :: Camillian |
| Camillo {prop} | :: given name |
| caminetto {m} | :: fireplace |
| caminiera {f} | :: fireguard, firescreen |
| caminiera {f} | :: mantlepiece (or a mirror over a mantlepiece) |
| camino {m} | :: fireplace |
| camino {m} | :: chimney |
| camion {m} | :: lorry [British] |
| camion {m} | :: truck [US] |
| camionabile {adj} | :: Suitable for heavy vehicles |
| camionabile {f} | :: Such a road |
| camionale {adj} | :: lorry / truck (attributive) |
| camionata {f} | :: lorryload / truckload |
| camioncino {m} | :: van (small trade vehicle) |
| camionetta {f} | :: jeep |
| camionista {f} | :: lorry driver, trucker |
| Camiro {prop} | :: Kameiros, Camirus |
| camisaccio {m} [nautical] | :: Sailor's blouse |
| camiscia {f} | :: obsolete form of camicia |
| Camiscion {prop} | :: apocopic form of Camiscione |
| Camiscione {prop} | :: surname alternative form of Camicione |
| camita {mf} | :: Hamite (north African people) |
| camitico {adj} | :: Hamitic |
| camma {f} | :: cam |
| Cammarata {prop} | :: A village in the Agrigento province of Sicily |
| Cammarata {prop} | :: surname |
| cammellata {f} | :: camel trek |
| cammellato {adj} | :: camel-borne |
| cammelliere {m} | :: camel driver |
| cammello {m} | :: camel |
| cammellotto {m} | :: camlet |
| cammeo {m} | :: cameo |
| Cammilla {prop} | :: given name variant of Camilla |
| cammin {m} [poetic] | :: journey (abbreviated form of camminata) |
| camminamento {m} [military] | :: communication trench |
| camminante {v} | :: present participle of camminare |
| camminar {v} | :: apocopic form of camminare |
| camminare {vi} | :: to walk; to travel; to wander, to stroll, to saunter |
| camminare {vi} | :: to proceed |
| camminare {vi} | :: to progress |
| camminare {m} | :: walking |
| camminare {m} | :: walk, gait |
| camminare a fatica {v} | :: to slog |
| camminare a fatica {v} | :: To walk slowly, encountering resistance |
| camminata {f} | :: walk, especially a long one |
| camminata {f} | :: style of walking |
| camminatore {m} | :: walker |
| camminatrice {f} | :: walker (female) |
| cammino {m} | :: walk, way, path (in idiomatic senses) |
| camo {m} [obsolete] | :: muzzle |
| camo {m} [obsolete, figuratively] | :: (moral) restrain |
| camola {f} | :: moth |
| camola {f} | :: woodworm |
| camomilla {f} [plant, beverage] | :: camomile |
| Camonica {prop} | :: An alpine region of northern Lombardy |
| camorra {prop} | :: The Neapolitan equivalent of the Mafia |
| camorra {f} | :: racket (noise) |
| camorrismo {m} | :: Camorrism |
| camorrista {mf} | :: Member of the Camorra |
| camorristicamente {adv} | :: in the manner of the Camorra |
| camorristico {adj} | :: Camorra (attributive) |
| camoscio {m} | :: chamois (mammal) |
| camoscio {m} | :: suede, chamois |
| camozza {f} | :: chamois (female) |
| campa cavallo {idiom} | :: (dated) Something, that is eagerly, but hopelessly, anticipated |
| campagna {f} | :: rural area: country, countryside |
| campagna {f} | :: cultivated land: farmland, land |
| campagna {f} | :: campaign |
| campagna {f} [heraldry] | :: base; lower part of the field |
| campagna elettorale {f} | :: election campaign |
| campagnola {f} | :: countrywoman; (female) peasant, yokel, bumpkin, rustic |
| campagnolo {adj} | :: country (attributive), rural |
| campagnolo {m} | :: countryman, peasant, yokel, bumpkin, rustic |
| campale {adj} | :: field (attributive, military) |
| campana {f} | :: bell |
| campanaccio {m} | :: cowbell |
| campanaccio {m} | :: goat bell |
| campanario {adj} | :: bell (attributive) |
| campanaro {m} | :: bell ringer (especially in a church or convent etc) |
| campana subacquea {f} | :: diving bell |
| campanella {f} | :: small bell (in a school or factory) |
| campanella {f} | :: campanula |
| Campanella {prop} | :: surname |
| Campanella {prop} | :: Tommaso Campanella, Italian philosopher and writer |
| campanelliano {adj} [philosophy] | :: Relating to, or characteristic of Italian philosopher Tommaso Campanella |
| campanellino {m} | :: tintinnabulum (small bell) |
| campanellino {m} [botany] | :: spring snowflake |
| Campanellino {prop} | :: Tinkerbell (fictional fairy) |
| campanello {m} | :: (doorbell) doorbell, bell |
| campanello {m} | :: handbell |
| campanello {m} [of a bicycle] | :: bell |
| campanello {m} | :: (plural) glockenspiel |
| campanello d'allarme {m} [figuratively] | :: alarm bell, warning signal (a sudden awareness of danger) |
| Campania {prop} | :: Campania |
| campaniforme {adj} | :: campaniform |
| campanile {m} | :: bell tower |
| campanile {m} | :: belfry |
| campanilismo {m} | :: parochialism |
| campanilista {adj} | :: parochial |
| campanilisticamente {adv} | :: parochially |
| campanilistico {adj} | :: parochial |
| campano {adj} | :: Of or from Campania |
| Campano {prop} | :: surname |
| campanone {m} | :: Large bell |
| campanone {m} [military] | :: bombard |
| campante {v} | :: present participle of campare |
| campanula {f} | :: bellflower |
| campanula {f} | :: harebell |
| campanulare {adj} | :: campanulate (bell-shaped) |
| campanulato {adj} | :: bell-shaped (flower) |
| campare {vi} | :: To live, manage or get by (on) |
| Campari e soda {n} | :: an aperitif of Campari and soda water; sometime sold pre-mixed in a small conical bottle |
| campata {f} | :: span |
| campato {adj} | :: Only used in the phrase campato in aria |
| campeggiamento {m} | :: encampment |
| campeggiante {v} | :: present participle of campeggiare |
| campeggiare {vi} | :: to camp |
| campeggiare {vi} | :: to stand out [of a picture] |
| campeggiatore {m} | :: A camper (person who camps) |
| campeggiatrice {f} | :: camper (woman who camps) |
| campeggio {m} | :: camping |
| campeggio {m} | :: campsite, campground |
| campeggista {mf} | :: camper |
| campeggistico {adj} | :: camping (attributive) |
| campente {v} | :: present participle of campire |
| camper {m} | :: campervan, camper |
| camperista {mf} | :: campervan / recreational vehicle enthusiast |
| campestre {adj} | :: country (attributive), cross-country, rural |
| campestremente {adv} | :: In a country manner; rurally |
| campetto {m} | :: Small field, especially a small sports field or training ground |
| campetto {m} | :: croft |
| campicchiante {v} | :: present participle of campicchiare |
| campicchiare {vi} | :: To scrape along, scrape by, get along, get by |
| campicello {m} | :: A small field |
| campicello {m} | :: croft |
| campidanese {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Campidano |
| campidanese {mf} | :: A native or inhabitant of Campidano |
| Campidano {prop} | :: A fertile plain in Sardinia |
| Campidano {m} | :: A red wine produced in this area |
| Campidoglio {prop} | :: The Capitoline Hill, one of the Seven hills of Rome |
| Campidoglio {prop} [narrowing] | :: An ancient square located on top of the hill |
| Campidoglio {prop} [narrowing] | :: The Senatorial Palace, representative of the municipality of Rome |
| Campidoglio {prop} [metonymy] | :: The mayor of the Rome municipality |
| campiello {m} | :: A typical little Venetian square |
| camping {m} | :: campsite |
| campionamento {m} | :: sampling (all senses) |
| campionamento {m} | :: calibration |
| campionante {v} | :: present participle of campionare |
| campionare {vt} | :: To sample |
| campionario {adj} | :: trade (attributive, of a fair) |
| campionario {adj} | :: sampling (attributive) |
| campionario {adj} | :: sample (attributive) |
| campionario {m} | :: sample book |
| campionario {m} | :: samples, collection |
| campionario {m} [figuratively] | :: range, cross section |
| campionato {m} | :: championship |
| campionatore {m} [music, chemistry] | :: sampler (device) |
| campionatura {f} | :: sampling |
| campioncina {f} | :: A young champion (female) |
| campioncino {m} | :: A young champion |
| campioncino {m} | :: sample (generally of beauty products) |
| campione {m} | :: champion, ace, master |
| campione {m} | :: sample, specimen |
| campione {m} | :: freebie |
| campione {m} | :: swag |
| campione {adj} | :: champion (sport) |
| campione {adj} | :: sample, model (attribute) |
| campionessa {f} | :: (female) champion |
| campionissimo {m} | :: great or true champion (champion of champions) |
| campionista {mf} | :: sampler |
| campire {vt} [arts] | :: to paint in (an area of background) |
| campito {adj} | :: painted in |
| campitura {f} | :: painting in (of a background) |
| campitura {f} | :: a painted background |
| campo {m} | :: field (agricultural, sports) |
| campo {m} | :: battlefield, airfield |
| campo {m} | :: range |
| campo {m} | :: signal (mobile network) |
| campo {m} | :: shot (film) |
| campo {m} [arts] | :: background (of a painting) |
| campo {m} [in Venice] | :: square (smaller than a piazza) |
| campo {m} | :: tether (the limit of one's abilities, resources etc) |
| Campobasso {prop} | :: Campobasso (province) |
| Campobasso {prop} | :: Campobasso (town) |
| campo da calcio {m} [football] | :: football pitch |
| campo da gioco {m} [sports] | :: playing field |
| campo da golf {m} [golf] | :: golf course |
| campo da tennis {m} [tennis] | :: tennis court |
| campo d'aviazione {m} | :: airfield, aerodrome |
| campo di aviazione {m} | :: airfield |
| campo di battaglia {m} | :: battlefield |
| campo di concentramento {m} | :: concentration camp |
| campo di cricket {m} [cricket] | :: cricket field, cricket ground |
| campo di gioco {m} [sports] | :: playing field |
| campo di grano {m} | :: cornfield, wheatfield |
| campo di prigionìa {m} | :: compound (enclosure within which workers, prisoners, or soldiers are confined) |
| campo di prigionìa {m} | :: prison camp |
| campo di visibilità {m} | :: field of vision |
| campo elettrico {m} [electricity] | :: electric field |
| campo giochi {m} | :: playground |
| campo lungo {m} [photography, cinema] | :: long shot |
| campo magnetico {m} [physics] | :: magnetic field |
| campo petrolifero {m} | :: oilfield |
| camporella {n} | :: Only used in the term andare in camporella |
| campo santo {m} | :: alternative spelling of camposanto |
| camposanto {m} | :: burial place or cemetery |
| camptodattilia {f} [pathology] | :: camptodactyly |
| Camuccini {prop} | :: surname |
| Camuccini {prop} | :: Vincenzo Camuccini, Italian painter |
| camuffamento {m} | :: disguise, camouflage |
| camuffante {v} | :: present participle of camuffare |
| camuffantesi {v} | :: present participle of camuffarsi |
| camuffare {vt} | :: To disguise |
| camuffare {vt} | :: To hide |
| camuffarsi {vr} | :: To disguise oneself |
| camuffatosi {v} | :: past participle of camuffarsi |
| camuna {f} | :: Camun, Camunian (female) |
| camuno {m} | :: Camun, Camunian |
| camuno {adj} | :: Camun, Camunian |
| camuso {adj} | :: snub |
| camuso {adj} | :: snub-nosed |
| can {m} [poetic and literary form of cane] | :: dog |
| can {m} | :: khan |
| cana {f} [rare] | :: marijuana cigarette, joint |
| Canada {prop} | :: Canada |
| canadair {m} | :: firefighting aircraft |
| canadese {adj} | :: Canadian |
| canadese {mf} | :: Canadian |
| canaglia {f} | :: scoundrel, rogue |
| canagliata {f} | :: dirty trick, mischief |
| canagliesco {adj} | :: roguish |
| canagliume {m} | :: rabble, motley crew |
| canaio {m} | :: dog breeder |
| canaio {m} [regional] | :: row, din, racket |
| canaiolo {m} | :: A red wine made from Canaiolo grapes |
| Canaiolo {m} | :: Cabaiolo |
| canale {m} | :: channel |
| canale {m} | :: canal |
| canale {m} | :: conduit |
| canale {m} [anatomy] | :: duct, canal |
| canale deferente {m} [anatomy] | :: vas deferens |
| canale di drenaggio {m} | :: gutter |
| canale di scolo {m} | :: gutter |
| canaletta {f} | :: raceway (conduit for organizing power cabling) |
| canaletto {m} | :: A small canal |
| Canali {prop} | :: surname |
| canalicolo {m} [anatomy, botany] | :: canaliculus |
| canalina {f} | :: conduit (rectangular trunking for electrical cables) |
| canalino {m} | :: A small channel |
| canalino {m} | :: furrow, groove |
| canalizzante {v} | :: present participle of canalizzare |
| canalizzare {vt} | :: to canalize |
| canalizzare {vt} | :: to channel |
| canalizzazione {f} | :: canalization |
| canalone {m} [geology] | :: gorge |
| cananaico {adj} | :: Canaanitic |
| cananeo {adj} | :: Canaanite |
| cananeo {m} | :: Canaanite |
| canapè {m} [furniture] | :: settee, couch |
| canapè {m} [furniture] | :: canapé |
| canapa {f} | :: hemp |
| canapaia {f} | :: hempland |
| canapaio {m} | :: hemp worker or seller |
| canapicolo {adj} | :: Relating to the cultivation of hemp |
| canapicoltore {m} | :: hemp grower |
| canapicoltura {f} | :: hemp growing |
| canapiendola {f} | :: swing |
| canapiendola {f} | :: seesaw |
| canapiero {adj} | :: hemp (attributive) |
| canapificio {m} | :: hemp mill |
| canapiglia {f} | :: gadwall |
| canapina {f} | :: hemp cloth |
| canapino {adj} | :: hempen |
| canapo {m} | :: hawser |
| canapuccia {f} [botany] | :: hemp seed |
| canapule {m} | :: hemp stalk (used as fuel) |
| canapulo {m} | :: alternative form of canapule |
| canard {m} | :: canard, hoax |
| canarese {adj} | :: Kannada (attributive) |
| canarese {m} | :: Kannada (language) |
| canaria {f} | :: canary (variant of canarino) |
| Canarie {prop} | :: Canaries |
| canarino {m} | :: canary |
| canarino {m} [colloquial] | :: squealer |
| canarino del Mozambico {m} | :: yellow-fronted canary or green singing finch |
| canarino frontegialla {m} | :: yellow-fronted canary or green singing finch |
| canarino petto giallo {m} | :: lemon-breasted seedeater |
| canarino solferino {m} | :: brimstone canary |
| canarino solforato {m} | :: brimstone canary |
| canavaccio {m} | :: alternative form of canovaccio |
| canavesano {adj} | :: Of or from Canavese |
| Canavese {prop} | :: A region of north-west Italy mostly in present-day Piemonte |
| Canberra {prop} | :: Canberra |
| cancellabile {adj} | :: erasable, deletable |
| cancellabilità {f} | :: Property of being erasable or cancellable |
| cancellamento {m} | :: cancellation |
| cancellamento {m} | :: erasure, deletion |
| cancellante {v} | :: present participle of cancellare |
| cancellantesi {v} | :: present participle of cancellarsi |
| Cancellara {prop} | :: A small town in the province of Potenza in Basilicata |
| cancellare {vt} | :: to delete, to rub out |
| cancellare {vt} | :: to cross out |
| cancellarsi {v} | :: reflexive of cancellare |
| cancellarsi {vr} | :: to be erased, deleted |
| cancellarsi {vr} | :: to fade |
| cancellata {f} | :: (especially in plural) railings |
| cancellato {adj} | :: erased |
| cancellato {adj} | :: removed |
| cancellato {adj} | :: crossed out |
| cancellatosi {v} | :: past participle of cancellarsi |
| cancellatura {f} | :: erasure, deletion |
| cancellatura {f} | :: crossing out |
| cancellatura {f} | :: annulment |
| cancellatura {f} | :: cancellation |
| cancellazione {f} | :: cancellation |
| cancellazione {f} | :: erasure, deletion |
| cancelleresco {adj} | :: chancellery, chancery (attributive) |
| cancelleria {f} | :: chancery |
| cancelleria {f} | :: stationery (writing paper) |
| cancelletto {m} | :: A small gate (door-like structure) |
| cancelletto {m} | :: hash, hash sign, number sign, octothorpe, pound sign (the # symbol) |
| cancelliera {f} | :: chancellor (female) |
| cancellierato {m} | :: chancellorship |
| cancelliere {m} | :: chancellor |
| cancelliere {m} | :: clerk of the court |
| cancellino {m} | :: rubber, eraser, duster (especially for a blackboard) |
| cancello {m} | :: gate, fence |
| cancerizzante {v} | :: present participle of cancerizzarsi |
| cancerizzantesi {v} | :: present participle of cancerizzarsi |
| cancerizzarsi {vr} | :: To become cancerous |
| cancerizzatosi {v} | :: past participle of cancerizzarsi |
| cancerizzazione {f} [oncology] | :: cancerization |
| cancerofobia {f} | :: cancerophobia (fear of developing a malignant growth) |
| cancerogenesi {f} | :: cancerogenesis, carcinogenesis |
| cancerogenicità {f} | :: carcinogenicity |
| cancerogeno {adj} | :: carcinogenic |
| cancerogeno {m} | :: carcinogen |
| cancerologia {f} | :: oncology |
| cancerologo {m} | :: oncologist |
| canceroso {adj} | :: cancerous |
| can che abbaia non morde {proverb} | :: barking dogs never bite; barking dogs seldom bite |
| canchero {m} | :: alternative form of cancro |
| cancrena {f} [pathology] | :: gangrene |
| cancrenoso {adj} | :: gangrenous |
| cancrizzante {adj} [music] | :: crabwise, retrograde (in counterpoint) |
| cancro {m} [oncology] | :: cancer |
| Cancro {prop} | :: Cancer (the constellation) |
| Cancro {prop} | :: Cancer (the star sign) |
| candarere {m} | :: alternative form of candeliere |
| candeggiante {v} | :: present participle of candeggiare |
| candeggiante {m} | :: bleach |
| candeggiante {adj} | :: bleaching |
| candeggiare {vt} | :: To bleach |
| candeggina {f} | :: bleach, disinfectant (domestic) |
| candeggio {m} | :: bleaching |
| candela {f} | :: candle |
| candela {f} | :: spark plug |
| candela {f} | :: candela |
| candela {f} [slang] | :: snot |
| candela {f} | :: chandelle (aerobatic maneuver) |
| candelabro {m} | :: candelabrum, branched candlestick |
| candelaggio {m} | :: candlepower |
| candelaio {m} | :: chandler (candle maker) |
| Candelaro {prop} | :: A river that flows in Apulia |
| candeletta {f} | :: suppository |
| candeliere {m} | :: candlestick |
| candeliere {m} [nautical] | :: stanchion |
| candelina {f} | :: birthday candle |
| candelina {f} | :: small candle |
| Candelora {f} | :: Candlemas |
| candelotto {m} | :: a short candle, or candle-shaped object |
| candelotto di zolfo {m} | :: sulfur candle |
| candente {v} | :: present participle of candire |
| candida {f} | :: candida (fungus) |
| candidabile {adj} | :: That can be presented as a candidate |
| candidabilità {f} | :: eligibility, ability to be presented as a candidate |
| candidamente {adv} | :: innocently |
| candidamente {adv} | :: candidly |
| candidante {v} | :: present participle of candidare |
| candidantesi {v} | :: present participle of candidarsi |
| candidare {vt} | :: To present someone as a candidate, especially for a public post |
| candidarsi {v} | :: reflexive of candidare |
| candidarsi {vr} | :: to present oneself as a candidate [especially for a public post] |
| candidata {f} | :: candidate (female) |
| candidata {f} | :: applicant (female) |
| candidato {m} | :: candidate |
| candidato {m} | :: applicant |
| candidatosi {v} | :: past participle of candidarsi |
| candidatura {f} | :: candidature, candidacy |
| candidatura {f} | :: application |
| candidezza {f} | :: whiteness |
| candidezza {f} | :: purity, innocence |
| candidiasi {f} | :: Variant of candidosi |
| candidissimo {adj} | :: Very white |
| candidissimo {adj} | :: Very pure |
| candidissimo {adj} | :: Very candid |
| candido {adj} | :: white (pure) |
| candido {adj} | :: ingenuous, naive |
| candido {adj} | :: candid, frank |
| candido {adj} | :: pure, innocent |
| Candido {prop} | :: given name |
| candidosi {f} [medicine] | :: candidiasis |
| candire {vt} | :: to candy (preserve fruit by boiling in syrup) |
| candire {vt} | :: to blanch, whiten |
| candito {adj} | :: candied |
| candito {m} | :: A single piece of candied fruit |
| candito {m} [in the plural] | :: candied fruit |
| canditura {f} | :: candying; The process, or the result of preserving fruit by boiling with syrup |
| canditura {f} | :: candied fruit |
| candore {m} | :: white (an immaculate or bright white colour) |
| candore {m} | :: candor [US], candour [British] |
| candore {m} | :: naivety, ingenuousness |
| cane {m} | :: dog, male dog |
| cane {m} [firearms] | :: hammer |
| cane {adj} [of cold] | :: freezing, biting |
| cane {adj} [of pain] | :: terrible, dreadful, awful |
| canea {f} | :: Loud barking (of dogs) |
| canea {f} | :: (by extension) uproar, row, racket |
| cane che abbaia non morde {proverb} | :: rare form of can che abbaia non morde |
| cane da caccia {m} | :: hound, hunter, hunting dog |
| cane d'acqua {m} | :: water dog |
| cane da ferma {m} | :: pointer (dog) |
| cane da penna {m} | :: bird dog, gun dog |
| cane da riporto {m} | :: retriever (dog) |
| canederlo {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: Big round poached or boiled potato or bread dumplings, made without yeast, often filled |
| canefora {f} | :: canephora |
| cane lupo {m} | :: German shepherd, Alsatian |
| cane lupo {m} | :: wolfdog |
| Canepina {prop} | :: A small town in the Viterbo province of Lazio |
| canepinese {adj} | :: Of or from Canepina |
| cane poliziotto {m} | :: police dog |
| canestra {f} | :: (large) wicker basket |
| canestraia {f} | :: basket maker (female) |
| canestraia {f} | :: basket seller (female) |
| canestraio {m} | :: basket maker |
| canestraio {m} | :: basket seller |
| canestrato {m} | :: A semi-hard Sicilian cheese |
| canestrello {m} | :: grommet |
| canestrello {m} | :: scallop |
| canestrino {m} | :: A small basket |
| canestro {m} | :: basket (normal, and in basketball) |
| Canetta {prop} | :: surname |
| canettiere {m} | :: huntsman (with dogs) |
| canevaccio {m} | :: alternative form of canovaccio |
| Canevascini {prop} | :: surname |
| canevazza {f} | :: rag |
| canevazza {f} | :: duster |
| canfora {f} | :: camphor |
| canforaceo {adj} | :: camphoraceous |
| canforante {v} | :: present participle of canforare |
| canforare {vt} | :: To treat with camphor, to camphorate |
| canforato {adj} | :: camphorated |
| cangiabile {adj} | :: changeable |
| cangiamento {m} [literary] | :: alternative form of cambiamento |
| cangiante {v} | :: present participle of cangiare |
| cangiante {adj} | :: shot, iridescent |
| cangiar {v} | :: apocopic form of cangiare |
| cangiare {v} | :: alternative form of cambiare |
| cangiare {n} [rare] | :: change |
| cangiarro {m} | :: A type of Turkish dagger with a curved blade |
| canguro {m} | :: kangaroo |
| canicolare {adj} | :: scorching |
| canide {m} | :: canid (dog, wolf etc) |
| canile {m} | :: kennel |
| caninamente {adv} | :: in a canine manner |
| canino {adj} | :: canine |
| canino {adj} [anatomy] | :: caninus |
| canino {m} | :: canine (tooth) |
| canino {m} [muscle] | :: caninus |
| canizie {f} | :: Whitening or greying of the hair |
| canizie {f} | :: A white head of hair |
| canizie {f} [figurative] | :: old age |
| canna {f} | :: cane |
| canna {f} | :: barrel (of a gun) |
| canna {f} | :: rod (fishing) |
| canna {f} | :: tube, pipe (on a pump organ or a trachea) |
| canna {f} | :: chute |
| canna {f} [slang] | :: joint |
| cannabinoide {m} [organic chemistry] | :: cannabinoid |
| cannabinoido {m} | :: cannabinoid |
| cannabismo {m} [pathology] | :: cannabism |
| canna da pesca {f} | :: fishing rod, fishing pole |
| canna da zucchero {f} | :: sugarcane |
| canna fumaria {f} | :: flue |
| cannaiola {f} | :: reed warbler |
| canna metrica {f} | :: measuring rod |
| cannante {v} | :: present participle of cannare |
| cannare {vt} | :: to bungle, screw up |
| cannare {vt} | :: to fail, flunk [an exam] |
| cannareccione {m} | :: great reed warbler (bird of the genus Acrocephalus arundinaceus) |
| Cannaregio {prop} | :: Cannaregio |
| Canne {prop} | :: Cannae |
| canneggiante {v} | :: present participle of canneggiare |
| canneggiare {v} | :: to survey using a measuring rod and theodolite |
| canneggiatore {m} | :: surveyor's assistant (who holds the measuring rod) |
| canneggio {m} [music] | :: The tube that constitutes the horn or bell of a brass instrument |
| cannella {f} | :: cinnamon (spice) |
| cannella {f} | :: cinnamon (colour) |
| cannella {f} | :: [Tuscany] faucet, household water tap, spigot |
| cannellato {adj} | :: scalloped |
| cannellato {adj} [heraldry] | :: invected |
| cannellino {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: cannellini bean |
| cannello {m} | :: tube |
| cannello {m} | :: stick |
| cannello {m} | :: pipette |
| cannello {m} | :: blowpipe |
| cannello ferruminatorio {m} | :: blowpipe |
| cannellone {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: large tubes of pasta with a savoury filling baked in the oven |
| canneté {m} | :: grosgrain |
| canneto {m} | :: reed bed, canebrake |
| cannetta {f} | :: diminutive of canna |
| cannetta {f} | :: small or thin reed, small or thin cane |
| cannetta {f} | :: penholder |
| cannibale {mf} | :: cannibal |
| cannibalescamente {adv} | :: cannibalistically |
| cannibalesco {adj} | :: cannibalistic |
| cannibalismo {m} | :: cannibalism |
| cannibalistico {adj} | :: cannibalistic |
| cannibalizzante {v} | :: present participle of cannibalizzare |
| cannibalizzare {vt} | :: to cannibalize |
| cannibalizzazione {f} | :: cannibalization |
| cannicciata {f} | :: cane or slat fencing |
| cannicciata {f} | :: lattice |
| canniccio {m} | :: reed matting |
| cannista {mf} | :: angler |
| Cannizzaro {prop} [feminine only] | :: A small town in the province of Catania in Sicily, in the municipality of Aci Castello |
| Cannizzaro {prop} | :: surname |
| Cannizzaro {prop} [masculine only] | :: Stanislao Cannizzaro (1826–1910), Italian chemist noted for the Cannizzaro reaction |
| cannocchiale {m} | :: telescope |
| cannocchiale {m} | :: spyglass |
| cannolicchio {m} | :: razor shell (Ensis arcuatus, now Ensis magnus) |
| cannolo {m} [rare] | :: little tube |
| cannolo {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: cannoli (tube of fried pastry filled with ricotta) |
| cannonata {f} | :: The firing of a cannon |
| cannoncino {m} | :: light artillery gun |
| cannoncino {m} | :: box pleat |
| cannoncino {m} | :: cream horn (pastry) |
| cannone {m} [weaponry] | :: cannon (all senses) |
| cannone {m} [rare] | :: ace (person who excels) |
| cannone {m} [rare] | :: large tube or pipe |
| cannone {m} [rare] | :: box pleat |
| cannone {m} [smoking, slang] | :: joint (larger or more powerful canna) |
| cannoneggiamento {m} | :: cannonade |
| cannoneggiante {v} | :: present participle of cannoneggiare |
| cannoneggiare {vt} | :: To shell (with artillery) |
| cannone sparaneve {m} | :: snowgun |
| cannoniera {f} | :: gunboat |
| cannoniera {f} | :: embrasure |
| cannoniere {m} | :: gunner |
| cannoniere {m} | :: striker (football) |
| cannonissimo {m} | :: Any of several very large artillery cannons (especially as used by the Germans in the Second World War) |
| cannoso {adj} | :: reedy |
| cannuccia {f} | :: drinking straw |
| cannula {f} | :: cannula |
| cano {adj} | :: hoary-haired, white-haired |
| canoa {f} | :: canoe |
| canoa {f} [sports] | :: canoeing |
| canocchia {f} | :: squill (Squilla mantis) |
| canocchiale {m} [colloquial] | :: telescope |
| canoismo {m} | :: canoeing |
| canoista {mf} [sports] | :: canoeist, canoer |
| canoistico {adj} | :: canoe (attributive) |
| canoncino {m} [printing, dated] | :: 28-cicero type |
| canone {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: canon, rule, norm |
| canone {m} | :: rent, fee |
| canone {m} | :: canon, round (religious music) |
| canone {m} [printing, dated] | :: 40- and 44-cicero type, the later taken as equivalent to the English canon |
| canone cancrizzante {m} [music] | :: crab canon |
| canonica {f} | :: presbytery, manse |
| canonicale {adj} | :: canon (person, attributive) |
| canonicamente {adv} | :: canonically |
| canonicità {f} | :: canonicity |
| canonico {adj} | :: canonical |
| canonico {m} | :: canon |
| canonista {mf} | :: canonist |
| canonizzabile {adj} | :: canonizable |
| canonizzante {v} | :: present participle of canonizzare |
| canonizzare {vt} | :: to canonize |
| canonizzazione {f} | :: canonization |
| canopia {f} | :: canopy |
| canopico {adj} | :: canopic (all senses) |
| canopo {m} | :: canopic jar |
| Canopo {prop} | :: Canopus |
| canorità {f} | :: melodiousness |
| canoro {adj} | :: that sings well |
| Canosa di Puglia {prop} | :: A town in the province of Barletta-Andria-Trani in Puglia |
| canoscenza {f} | :: Variant of conoscenza |
| canotta {f} | :: vest [British], singlet |
| canottaggio {m} [rowing] | :: rowing |
| canottiera {f} | :: vest [British], singlet |
| canottiera {f} | :: chemise |
| canottiera {f} [rowing] | :: rower {f} |
| canottiere {m} [rowing] | :: rower, oarsman |
| canotto {m} [nautical] | :: dinghy |
| Canova {prop} | :: surname |
| Canova {prop} | :: Antonio Canova, Italian sculptor and painter |
| canovaccio {m} | :: canvas (cloth) |
| canovaccio {m} | :: dishcloth |
| canovaccio {m} | :: cloth (for cleaning) |
| canovaccio {m} | :: plot |
| canovaccio {m} | :: draft |
| canrenoato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: canrenoate |
| cant {m} | :: apocopic form of canto |
| cantabile {m} | :: cantabile |
| cantabile {adj} | :: cantabile |
| cantabile {adj} | :: singable |
| cantabile {adv} | :: cantabile |
| cantabilità {f} | :: Property of being singable |
| cantabilità {f} | :: Property of being cantabile |
| Cantabria {prop} | :: Cantabria |
| Cantabrici {prop} | :: Cantabrian mountains |
| cantabrico {adj} | :: Cantabrian |
| cantabrico {m} | :: Cantabrian |
| cantabrico {prop} | :: the Cantabrian language |
| cantafavola {f} | :: rigmarole |
| cantambanco {m} | :: balladeer, storyteller |
| cantambanco {m} | :: charlatan |
| cantante {mf} | :: singer |
| cantante {v} | :: present participle of cantare |
| cantare {v} | :: to sing |
| cantarello giallo {m} [mushrooms] | :: chanterelle, golden chanterelle, girolle (Cantharellus cibarius) |
| cantaride {f} | :: Spanish fly (fly of genus Cantharis, and medicinal product) |
| cantaride {f} | :: cantharides |
| cantaridina {f} [organic compound] | :: cantharidin |
| cantaro {m} | :: sea bream |
| cantaro {m} | :: drinking vessel |
| cantastorie {mf} | :: storyteller |
| cantata {f} | :: song |
| cantata {f} | :: singalong |
| cantatore {adj} | :: singing |
| cantatore {m} [rare] | :: singer |
| cantatrice {f} [rare] | :: singer (female) |
| cantautorale {adj} | :: singer-songwriter (attributive) |
| cantautore {m} [musician] | :: singer-songwriter |
| cantautrice {f} [musician] | :: singer-songwriter |
| Cantello {prop} | :: A small town in the Varese province of Lombardy |
| cantera {f} | :: drawer (of a chest) |
| cantera {f} | :: A piece of furniture usually multiple parallel, horizontal drawers stacked one above each other, used mainly for the storage of clean clothes |
| canterano {m} [furniture] | :: chest of drawers, commode |
| canterano {m} | :: bureau [US] |
| canterano {m} | :: dresser |
| canterano {m} [furniture] | :: A piece of furniture which has multiple parallel, horizontal drawers stacked one above each other, used mainly for the storage of clean clothes |
| Canterbury {prop} | :: Canterbury (city) |
| canterellante {v} | :: present participle of canterellare |
| canterellare {v} | :: Variant of canticchiare |
| canterino {adj} | :: singing |
| cantero {m} [regional] | :: chamber pot |
| cantica {f} | :: A religious or narrative poem, for example The Inferno, the first book of Dante's epic poem The Divine Comedy. The epic is made up of three cantiche (cantica), The Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso, each cantica being made up of multiple cantos |
| canticchiabile {adj} | :: singable |
| canticchiante {v} | :: present participle of canticchiare |
| canticchiare {vt} | :: To hum, or sing to oneself |
| cantico {m} [music] | :: canticle |
| Cantico dei Cantici {prop} [biblical] | :: Song of Songs |
| cantierabile {adj} | :: feasible; capable of implementation (of a building site) |
| cantiere {m} | :: shipyard |
| cantiere {m} | :: building site |
| cantiere navale {m} | :: shipyard |
| cantieristica {f} | :: shipbuilding (industry) |
| cantieristico {adj} | :: shipbuilding (attributive) |
| cantierizzazione {f} | :: construction site |
| cantilena {f} | :: lullaby |
| cantilena {f} | :: singsong |
| cantilena {f} | :: whining |
| cantilenante {v} | :: present participle of cantilenare |
| cantilenare {vti} | :: To singsong or chant |
| cantillazione {f} | :: cantillation |
| cantimbanco {m} | :: Variant of cantambanco |
| Cantimori {prop} | :: surname |
| Cantimori {prop} | :: Delio Cantimori, Italian historian |
| cantina {f} | :: cellar |
| cantina {f} | :: wine shop, wine cellar |
| cantinaro {m} | :: A manufacturer of poor-quality products |
| cantiniere {m} | :: cellarman |
| cantiniere {m} | :: tavern or wine bar keeper |
| canto {m} | :: song |
| canto {m} | :: singing |
| canto {m} | :: corner |
| canto {m} | :: side |
| canto del cigno {m} | :: swan song |
| Canton {prop} | :: Guangzhou (a city in China) |
| Canton {prop} | :: Guangdong (the province of China with Guangzhou) |
| cantonale {adj} | :: cantonal |
| cantonata {f} | :: corner (of a building) |
| cantone {m} | :: canton |
| cantone {m} | :: corner |
| cantone {m} [heraldry] | :: canton |
| cantonese {adj} | :: Cantonese |
| cantonese {mf} | :: Cantonese |
| cantonese {ms} | :: The Cantonese language |
| cantoniera {f} [furniture] | :: corner cupboard, encoignure, commode |
| cantoniere {m} | :: road or railway track inspector |
| cantore {m} | :: cantor, precentor |
| cantore {m} | :: singer, chorister |
| cantore d'africa {m} | :: white-rumped seedeater (Crithagra leucopygius) |
| cantoria {f} | :: choir (all senses) |
| cantorino {m} [music] | :: choir book |
| cantucci e vin santo {m} | :: a dessert consisting of a glass of vin santo and a selection of almond biscuits to be dunked in the wine and eaten |
| cantuccino {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: crunchy biscuit made with almonds and / or hazelnuts; typical of Tuscany |
| cantuccio {m} | :: corner, nook |
| cantuccio {m} | :: small piece of bread etc |
| cantuccio {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: crunchy biscuit made with almonds and / or hazelnuts; typical of Tuscany |
| canturino {adj} | :: Of or relating to Cantù, an Italian town |
| canturino {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Cantù |
| canusino {adj} | :: Of or from Canosa di Puglia |
| canutezza {f} | :: hoariness |
| canutiglia {f} | :: silver or gold border (to a uniform etc) |
| canutiglia {f} | :: leads (for a window) |
| canuto {adj} [of hair] | :: grey, hoary, white |
| canuto {adj} [by extension] | :: hoary-haired |
| canuto {adj} [figurative, poetic] | :: old, serious, staid |
| canuto {adj} [by extension, literary] | :: covered in white, specifically: |
| canuto {adj} [of mountains] | :: besnowed, snow-covered, snowy |
| canuto {adj} [of seawater] | :: foamy, spumescent |
| Canuto {prop} | :: Canute, Knut |
| canutola {f} [plant] | :: synonym of polio |
| canzese {adj} | :: Of or from Canzo |
| Canzo {prop} | :: A small town in the Como province of Lombardia |
| canzon {n} | :: apocopic form of canzone |
| canzonaccia {f} | :: bawdy song |
| canzonante {v} | :: present participle of canzonare |
| canzonare {vt} | :: To tease, to make fun of, to laugh at, to ridicule |
| canzonatore {adj} | :: teasing |
| canzonatore {m} | :: tease, teaser |
| canzonatoriamente {adv} | :: teasingly, mockingly |
| canzonatorio {adj} | :: teasing, mocking |
| canzonatura {f} | :: mockery, teasing |
| canzoncina {f} | :: Little song, jingle, ditty |
| canzone {f} | :: song |
| canzonetta {f} | :: A simple or popular song |
| canzonettista {mf} | :: singer (cabaret etc) |
| canzoniere {m} | :: songbook |
| canzoniere {m} | :: Collection of poetry or lyrics |
| cao {m} | :: obsolete form of caos |
| caociuc {n} [obsolete, rare] | :: rubber |
| caodaisto {adj} | :: Caodaiist (attributive) |
| caolinite {f} [mineralogy] | :: kaolinite |
| caolinizzante {v} | :: present participle of caolinizzare |
| caolinizzare {vt} | :: to kaolinize |
| caolinizzazione {f} | :: kaolinization |
| caolino {m} [mineralogy] | :: kaolin |
| Caorle {prop} | :: A town in the Venezia province of Veneto |
| caorlina {f} [nautical] | :: A type of rowing boat from Caorle |
| caorlotto {adj} | :: Of or from Caorle |
| Caorsa {prop} | :: Cahors |
| caos {m} | :: chaos |
| caosse {m} | :: obsolete form of caos |
| caoticamente {adv} | :: chaotically |
| caotico {adj} | :: chaotic |
| Caotina {f} [Switzerland] | :: hot chocolate |
| capa {f} | :: head |
| capa {f} [often jocular] | :: boss |
| capa {f} | :: alternative form of kappa |
| capaccia {f} | :: synonym of soprassata |
| capace {adj} | :: large, capacious |
| capace {adj} | :: able, capable, clever |
| capacissimo {adj} | :: very capable |
| capacissimo {adj} | :: absolutely capable, perfectly capable |
| capacità {f} | :: capacity (to do something), ability, skill |
| capacità {f} | :: capacity (amount something will hold) |
| capacitante {v} | :: present participle of capacitare |
| capacitantesi {v} | :: present participle of capacitarsi |
| capacitanza {f} [physics] | :: capacitance |
| capacitare {vt} | :: To persuade |
| capacitarsi {vr} | :: To understand, to believe |
| capacitatosi {v} | :: past participle of capacitarsi |
| capacitività {f} [physics] | :: capacitivity, dielectric constant |
| capacitivo {adj} | :: capacitive |
| capacitore {m} | :: capacitor (electrical) |
| Capaneo {prop} [Greek mythology] | :: Capaneus |
| capanna {f} | :: hut |
| capannella {f} | :: A pyramid of four walnuts in the game of nocino |
| Capannelle {prop} | :: A district of Rome |
| capannello {m} | :: knot (of people) |
| capannicolo {adj} | :: hut (attributive) |
| capanno {m} | :: hide (for hunting etc) |
| capanno {m} | :: bathing hut |
| capannone {m} | :: shed |
| capannone {m} | :: barn |
| capannone {m} | :: hangar |
| capannuccia {f} | :: diminutive of capanna |
| capannuccia {f} | :: a little hut [especially the one where Jesus was born] |
| caparbiamente {adv} | :: stubbornly |
| caparbieria {f} | :: stubbornness, obstinacy, doggedness |
| caparbietà {f} | :: stubbornness, obstinacy |
| caparbio {adj} | :: stubborn, obstinate, dogged |
| caparra {f} [legal] | :: down payment, deposit, earnest |
| capasanta {f} | :: scallop (mollusc) |
| capata {f} | :: head butt |
| capata {f} | :: call (brief visit) |
| capatina {f} | :: flying visit |
| Capecchi {prop} | :: surname |
| capecchio {m} | :: tow (bundle of fibres) |
| capeggiante {v} | :: present participle of capeggiare |
| capeggiare {vt} | :: To lead, to head |
| capeggiatore {m} | :: ringleader |
| capella {f} | :: synonym of capretta |
| Capella {prop} | :: Capella |
| capelle {f} | :: plural of capella |
| capellino {m} | :: diminutive of capello |
| capellino {m} [in the plural] | :: synonym of capello d'angelo |
| capello {m} | :: a single hair (on the head) |
| capello {m} | :: (plural) head hair |
| capello d'angelo {m} [in the plural] | :: angel hair (very thin type of pasta) |
| capellone {mf} | :: hippie |
| capellone {mf} | :: longhair |
| capelloso {adj} | :: hairlike, hairy |
| capelluto {adj} | :: hairy |
| capelomme {m} | :: A type of salami from Abruzzo |
| capelvenere {m} [plant] | :: Adiantum capillus-veneris; maidenhair fern |
| capentesi {v} | :: present participle of capirsi |
| capestro {m} | :: noose |
| capestro {m} | :: halter (for animals) |
| capestro {adj} | :: one-sided |
| capetingio {adj} | :: Capetian |
| Capeto {prop} | :: Capetus (Latin king) |
| capetoniano {adj} | :: Capetonian |
| capetto {m} | :: junior manager or boss |
| capezzagna {f} | :: headland (strip of uncultivated land, at the edge of a field, where the plough turns) |
| capezzale {m} | :: bolster (long pillow) |
| capezzale {m} | :: bedside |
| capezzale {m} | :: sickbed |
| capezzata {f} [architecture] | :: coping |
| capezziera {f} | :: A form of embroidered canvas used on the back of chairs etc |
| capezziera {f} [nautical] | :: The bundle of ropes that support each end of a hammock |
| capezzolo {m} | :: nipple (of the breast) |
| capezzone {m} | :: longeing cavesson [US], lungeing cavesson [UK] |
| Caph {prop} | :: Caph, the third brightest star in the constellation of Cassiopeia |
| capibara {m} | :: capybara |
| capibile {adj} | :: understandable |
| capicollo {n} | :: altenative speech of capocollo |
| capidoglio {m} | :: alternative spelling of capodoglio |
| capiente {adj} | :: capacious, roomy, ample, large |
| capienza {f} | :: capacity (the maximum amount that can be held) |
| capifosso {m} | :: A large ditch or drain that others feed into |
| capigliatura {f} | :: hair, head of hair |
| capillare {adj} | :: capillary |
| capillare {adj} | :: detailed, extensive |
| capillare {adj} | :: vast, widespread |
| capillare {m} [anatomy] | :: capillary |
| capillarità {f} [chemistry, physics] | :: capillarity, capillary action |
| capillarizzante {v} | :: present participle of capillarizzare |
| capillarizzare {v} | :: To extend widely |
| capillarizzazione {f} | :: capillarization |
| capillarmente {adv} | :: extensively |
| capillarmente {adv} | :: vastly |
| capillaroscopia {f} [medicine] | :: capillaroscopy |
| capinera {f} | :: blackcap |
| capintesta {mf} | :: head, leader |
| capir {v} | :: apocopic form of capire |
| capire {v} | :: to understand |
| capirsi {v} | :: reflexive of capire |
| capirsi {vr} | :: to know about something |
| capirsi {vr} | :: to understand oneself or one another |
| capirsi {vr} | :: to reach an understanding |
| capisteo {m} | :: Any of various agricultural containers |
| capitagna {f} | :: headland (of a field) |
| capitale {adj} [legal] | :: capital |
| capitale {adj} | :: [primary] capital, primary, prime, chief, main |
| capitale {m} [economics] | :: capital |
| capitale {f} | :: capital city, capital |
| capitalismo {m} | :: capitalism |
| capitalista {adj} | :: capitalist |
| capitalista {f} | :: capitalist |
| capitalisticamente {adv} | :: capitalistically, in a capitalist manner |
| capitalistico {adj} | :: capitalistic |
| capitalistico {adj} | :: capitalist |
| capitalizzante {v} | :: present participle of capitalizzare |
| capitalizzare {vt} | :: to capitalize |
| capitalizzazione {f} | :: capitalization |
| capitalmente {adv} | :: primarily, chiefly, mainly |
| capitan {m} | :: apocopic form of capitano |
| capitana {f} | :: captain (female) |
| capitana {f} | :: flagship of a fleet under a capitano generale (pre-18th c.) |
| capitanante {v} | :: present participle of capitanare |
| capitanare {vt} | :: To head, to captain |
| capitaneggiante {v} | :: present participle of capitaneggiare |
| capitaneggiare {vt} | :: To captain or lead |
| capitaneria {f} | :: captaincy |
| capitano {m} | :: captain |
| capitano d'industria {n} | :: captain of industry, tycoon, boss |
| capitante {v} | :: present participle of capitare |
| capitare {vi} | :: to happen |
| capitare {vi} | :: to turn up, to arise, to occur |
| capitare {vi} | :: to come, to get to, to chance, to end up |
| capitato {adj} [botany, skeleton] | :: capitate |
| capitato {m} [skeleton] | :: capitate, capitate bone |
| capitazione {f} | :: capitation tax |
| capitellato {adj} [architecture] | :: Having capitals |
| capitellato {adj} [botany] | :: capitellate |
| capitello {m} [architecture] | :: capital |
| capitolante {v} | :: present participle of capitolare |
| capitolare {vi} | :: to capitulate, surrender |
| capitolare {m} | :: capitular |
| capitolato {m} | :: (especially in plural) terms, specifications |
| capitolazione {f} | :: capitulation |
| capitoletto {m} | :: A short chapter |
| capitolino {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Capitol; Capitoline |
| capitolino {adj} [by extension] | :: Of or pertaining to the municipality of Rome |
| capitolo {m} | :: chapter |
| capitombolante {v} | :: present participle of capitombolare |
| capitombolare {vi} | :: To tumble; to fall headlong |
| capitombolo {m} | :: tumble; headlong fall |
| capitomboloni {adv} | :: head over heels |
| capitone {m} | :: A large eel, traditionally eaten at Christmas |
| capitosi {v} | :: past participle of capirsi |
| capitozzante {v} | :: present participle of capitozzare |
| capitozzare {vt} | :: To pollard |
| capivolgente {v} | :: present participle of capivolgere |
| capivolgere {vt} | :: Variant of capovolgere |
| capo {m} | :: head |
| capo {m} | :: boss, chief, leader, master |
| capo {m} | :: end (of a rope etc) |
| capo {m} | :: cape (especially when capitalised in placenames) |
| capo {m} | :: ply |
| capo {m} | :: buddy |
| capo {m} [heraldry] | :: chief |
| capo- {prefix} | :: head, boss, leader |
| capoarea {mf} | :: area manager (of an organization) |
| capoarma {m} [military] | :: soldier responsible for the care of a machine gun or mortar |
| capobanda {f} [music] | :: bandmaster |
| capobanda {f} | :: ringleader, gang leader |
| capobarca {f} | :: skipper (especially of a large boat) |
| capobastone {mf} | :: Local 'Ndrangheta boss |
| capobranco {f} | :: The leader (dominant animal) of a pack (especially a male one); alpha male |
| capoc {m} | :: kapok |
| capocaccia {m} | :: leader of the hunt |
| capocameriere {m} | :: head waiter |
| capocannoniere {m} [nautical] | :: Head of a gun crew |
| capocannoniere {m} [football] | :: Top goal-scorer |
| capocantiere {f} | :: construction foreman; yard foreman; site foreman |
| capocarceriere {m} | :: head warder |
| capocarico {m} | :: bookkeeper |
| capocarico {m} | :: accountant |
| capocchia {f} | :: head (of a pin, match, garlic etc) |
| capocchietta {f} | :: pinhead (head of a pin etc) |
| capocchina {f} | :: pinhead (head of a pin etc) |
| capocchio {m} | :: sucker, chump |
| Capocchio {prop} | :: An alchemist in the Divine Comedy |
| capocchiona {f} | :: A large head (of a pin etc) |
| capocchione {m} | :: sucker, chump |
| capocchiuto {adj} | :: Having a large head |
| capoccia {m} | :: head of the family |
| capoccia {m} | :: overseer of labourers |
| capoccia {m} [colloquial] | :: boss |
| capocciata {f} | :: headbutt |
| capoccione {m} | :: brainbox |
| capoccione {m} | :: bigwig |
| capocellula {f} | :: Leader of a cell (political) |
| capocentro {f} | :: leader of a (technology, IT etc) centre |
| capocielo {m} | :: canopy over a high altar |
| capociurma {f} [nautical] | :: skipper |
| capoclan {m} | :: leader of a clan (Mafia-type or Scottish) |
| capoclaque {f} | :: ringleader of a claque |
| capoclasse {f} | :: form captain [British], class president [US] |
| capoclassifica {adj} | :: leading (first in a classification) |
| capoclassifica {f} | :: leader (first in a classification) |
| capocollo {m} | :: neck (pork cut) |
| capocollo {m} | :: A type of salami made from neck and shoulder meat |
| capocomicato {m} | :: theatre management |
| capocomico {m} | :: leader of a theatre company |
| capocomitiva {f} | :: group leader |
| capocommessa {f} | :: prime contractor (company or person) |
| capocommesso {m} | :: head of sales (in a large shop etc) |
| capocontabile {mf} | :: chief accountant |
| capoconvoglio {m} [nautical] | :: commander of a convoy |
| capocorda {m} | :: terminal (electrical) |
| capocorda {m} | :: Variant of capocordata |
| capocordata {f} | :: leader of a party of mountain climbers roped together |
| capocorrente {f} | :: leader of a political faction |
| capocorso {m} | :: The student who gains the highest marks for a particular course |
| capocronaca {m} | :: leader (leading article in a newspaper) |
| capocronista {f} | :: Chief news editor |
| capocuoco {m} | :: head cook |
| capo d'abbigliamento {m} | :: item of clothing |
| capo d'anno {m} | :: alternative form of capodanno |
| capodanno {m} | :: New Year's Day |
| capodelegazione {f} | :: head of a delegation |
| capo del governo {m} [politics] | :: head of government |
| capo dello stato {m} | :: The head of state of a republic, a representative democracy and sometimes a dictatorship |
| capo dello stato {m} | :: president |
| capo di abbigliamento {m} | :: item of clothing |
| Capo di Buona Speranza {prop} | :: Cape of Good Hope |
| capodipartimento {f} | :: head of a department |
| capo di stato {m} | :: head of state |
| capo di stato {m} | :: the chief public representative of a nation having duties, privileges and responsibilities varying greatly depending on the constitutional rules; a monarch in a monarchy, and often styled president in a republic, but variations such as collegiality exist |
| capodistretto {adj} | :: head of district |
| Capodistria {prop} | :: Koper (city in Slovenia) |
| capo di vestiario {m} | :: item of clothing |
| capodivisione {f} | :: head of an administrative department |
| capodoglio {m} | :: sperm whale (mammal) |
| capodopera {m} | :: masterpiece |
| capofabbrica {f} | :: manager or a factory or plant |
| capofabbricato {m} | :: air-raid warden |
| capofacchino {m} | :: head porter |
| capofamiglia {f} | :: head of the family |
| capofficina {f} | :: head of a workshop |
| capofila {f} | :: Person at the head of a queue |
| capofila {f} | :: leader (principle representative) |
| capofitto {adj} | :: Having the head downwards |
| capofreddo {m} | :: synonym of soprassata |
| capogabbiere {m} [nautical] | :: foretopman |
| capogabinetto {f} | :: cabinet secretary (or secretary to a minister) |
| capogatto {m} | :: staggers (animal disease) |
| capogiro {m} | :: dizziness |
| capogruppo {f} | :: group leader |
| capogruppo {f} | :: parent company |
| capoguardia {f} | :: leader of a guard |
| capoguardia {f} | :: chief warder |
| capoinfermiera {f} | :: head nurse |
| capok {m} | :: alternative spelling of capoc |
| capolaboratorio {f} | :: director of a laboratory |
| capolavoro {m} | :: masterpiece |
| capolega {f} | :: head of a league (local or regional association) |
| capolepre {m} | :: oceanic pufferfish (Lagocephalus lagocephalus) |
| capolettera {m} | :: Large capital letter at the beginning of a page or paragraph |
| capolinea {m} | :: terminus (of a bus, tram or train route) |
| capolino {m} [botany] | :: flower head, capitulum |
| capolista {m} | :: head of a list |
| capolista {f} | :: leader (team at the head of a division or league) |
| capoluogo {m} {m} | :: Chief town or city of a region; capital, administrative centre |
| capomacchinista {f} | :: chief engineer |
| capomafia {m} | :: Mafia boss |
| capomandamento {m} | :: Mafia boss |
| capomanipolo {m} | :: head of a small group of soldiers (especially in Fascist times) |
| capomanovra {m} [nautical] | :: foretopman |
| capomastro {m} | :: master builder |
| capomissione {m} | :: head of a diplomatic mission |
| capomorto {m} [obsolete, chemistry] | :: residue after distillation or calcining |
| capomovimento {f} | :: director of train movements in a large station |
| capomusica {f} [music] | :: musical director (especially of a military band) |
| caponaggine {f} | :: obstinacy, stubbornness |
| caponante {v} | :: present participle of caponare |
| caponare {vt} | :: alternative form of capponare |
| caponare {vt} [nautical] | :: to cat (raise the anchor onto the cathead) |
| caponata {f} | :: caponata (Sicilian dish) |
| capone {m} | :: augmentative of capo |
| capone {m} | :: a large hat |
| capone {m} | :: alternative form of cappone |
| capone {m} [nautical] | :: a hoist for raising the anchor |
| caponeria {f} | :: stubbornness, obstinacy |
| caponiera {f} | :: stubbornness, obstinacy (Variant of: caponeria) |
| capoofficina {f} | :: (chief) foreman |
| capooperaio {m} | :: foreman |
| capopagina {m} | :: headpiece (typographic) |
| capopartito {m} | :: (political) party leader |
| capoparto {m} | :: The first menstruation after childbirth |
| capopattuglia {f} | :: patrol leader |
| Capo Peloro {prop} | :: A promontory on the north-east of Sicily in the province of Messina |
| capopesca {f} | :: lead fisherman (in a group of fishing boats) |
| capopezzo {m} | :: chief gunner |
| capopopolo {f} | :: rabble rouser |
| capopopolo {f} | :: demagogue |
| capoposto {m} | :: The head of a diplomatic mission |
| capoquarto {adj} | :: head of a quarter (division of a town) |
| caporal {m} | :: apocopic form of caporale |
| caporalato {m} | :: The office of a corporal |
| caporalato {m} | :: The illegal employment of agricultural workers for very little pay |
| caporale {mf} | :: corporal, lance corporal |
| caporale {mf} | :: bossy person |
| caporale {mf} | :: illegal employer of agricultural workers for little pay |
| caporalesco {adj} | :: bossy |
| caporalismo {m} | :: bossiness |
| caporalmaggiore {m} | :: corporal |
| caporchestra {f} | :: conductor (of an orchestra) |
| caporedattore {m} | :: editor in chief |
| caporeparto {f} | :: foreman, manager |
| caporeparto {f} | :: head (of a department) |
| caporeparto {f} | :: shopwalker, floorwalker |
| caporetto {f} [figuratively] | :: A heavy defeat |
| Caporetto {prop} | :: Kobarid (town in Slovenia) |
| caporione {m} | :: ringleader, gang leader (local) |
| caporiverso {adv} | :: With the head down |
| caporonda {m} | :: patrol leader |
| caporovescio {adv} | :: With the head down |
| caposala {m} | :: charge nurse (male nurse in charge of a ward) (Note: This is very rare in Italy) |
| caposala {f} | :: ward sister, charge nurse (female) |
| caposaldo {m} | :: stronghold |
| caposaldo {m} | :: datum point, trig point |
| caposaldo {m} | :: cornerstone (figurative) |
| caposcala {m} | :: landing, stoop (at the top of a staircase) |
| caposcala {m} | :: caretaker (in condos with many staircases a guardian to each staircase) |
| capo scalo {m} | :: air terminal manager |
| caposcalo {m} | :: alternative form of capo scalo |
| caposcarico {m} | :: jolly person |
| caposcorta {f} | :: chief escort |
| caposcuola {f} | :: founder (of an artistic movement etc) |
| caposervizio {m} | :: head of a department or section |
| caposervizio {m} | :: senior editor |
| caposezione {mf} | :: head of a department or section |
| caposquadra {m} | :: foreman, supervisor, team leader |
| caposquadra {m} [military] | :: squad leader |
| caposquadra {f} | :: forewoman; (female) supervisor, team leader |
| caposquadra {f} [military] | :: squad leader (female) |
| caposquadriglia {f} | :: flight lieutenant |
| capostalla {m} | :: The person in charge of a cowshed |
| capostazione {m} | :: stationmaster (The person in charge of a railroad station) |
| capostazione {f} | :: station mistress |
| capostipite {m} | :: progenitor |
| capostipite {m} | :: archetype |
| capostorno {m} | :: staggers (animal disease) |
| capotante {v} | :: present participle of capotare |
| capotare {v} | :: Variant of cappottare |
| capotasto {m} [music] | :: capotasto |
| capotavola {m} | :: The person who sits at the head of the table |
| capote {f} | :: bonnet [British], hood [US] (of a car) |
| capote {f} | :: soft top |
| capotecnico {m} {m} | :: technical director |
| capotesta {m} [nautical] | :: head link (first or last link of an anchor chain) |
| capotimoniere {m} [nautical] | :: coxswain |
| capotreno {m} | :: (railways) guard, conductor |
| capotreno {f} | :: (railways) guard, conductor (female) |
| capotribù {mf} | :: chief, chieftain (of a tribe) |
| capotronco {m} | :: terminus of a branch line |
| capottante {v} | :: present participle of capottare |
| capottare {v} | :: Variant of cappottare |
| capoturno {f} | :: shift supervisor (in a factory etc) |
| capoufficio {f} | :: head clerk (in an office) |
| capovaccaio {m} | :: Egyptian vulture (Neophron percnopterus) |
| Capo Verde {prop} | :: Cape Verde |
| capoverdiana {f} | :: Cape Verdean (female) |
| capoverdiano {adj} | :: Cape Verdean |
| capoverdiano {m} | :: Cape Verdean |
| capoverdiano {prop} | :: The Cape Verdean language |
| capoverso {m} | :: The first line of a text, or first verse of a poem |
| capoverso {m} | :: indent |
| capoverso {m} | :: paragraph |
| capoverso {m} | :: section (of a legal statute) |
| capo villaggio {m} | :: head man (leader of a village) |
| capovoga {f} | :: stroke (person, in a rowing boat) |
| capovolgente {v} | :: present participle of capovolgere |
| capovolgentesi {v} | :: present participle of capovolgersi |
| capovolgere {vt} | :: to turn upside down |
| capovolgere {vt} | :: to capsize, overturn |
| capovolgere {vt} | :: to reverse [a situation, etc.] |
| capovolgersi {v} | :: reflexive of capovolgere |
| capovolgersi {v} | :: to capsize, overturn |
| capovolgersi {v} | :: to be reversed |
| capovolgimento {m} | :: reversal |
| capovolgimento {m} | :: upset |
| capovolgimento {m} [nautical] | :: capsizing |
| capovolgimento {m} | :: overthrow |
| capovolta {f} | :: turnover, upturn |
| capovolta {f} | :: somersault |
| capovolto {adj} | :: upside down |
| capovolto {adj} | :: capsized |
| capovoltosi {v} | :: past participle of capovolgersi |
| capozona {mf} | :: The head person in a zone, but especially a local leader of an organized crime gang |
| cappa {f} | :: sleeveless coat; cloak |
| cappa {f} | :: cowl, hood |
| cappa {f} | :: tarpaulin |
| cappa {f} | :: alternative form of kappa |
| cappa {f} | :: cape |
| cappalunga {f} | :: razor shell |
| cappasanta {f} | :: alternative form of capasanta |
| cappella {f} | :: A chapel (in all senses) |
| cappella {f} | :: A choir and accompanying musicians assigned to a church |
| cappella {f} | :: A cap (of a mushroom) |
| cappella {f} [slang, the apex of the penis] | :: A head, a glans |
| cappellaccia {f} | :: crested lark |
| cappellaccio {m} | :: A form of ravioli, typical of Ferrara, filled with pumpkin or similar gourd |
| cappellaia {f} | :: hatter (female) |
| cappellaio {m} | :: hatter |
| Cappellaio Matto {prop} [Alice in Wonderland] | :: the Mad Hatter |
| cappellania {f} | :: chaplaincy |
| cappellano {m} | :: chaplain |
| cappellata {f} [colloquial] | :: blunder, blooper, boo-boo |
| cappellata {f} | :: blow with a hat |
| cappellata {f} | :: hatful |
| cappelleria {f} | :: hat shop |
| cappelletta {f} | :: A small chapel |
| cappelletto {m} | :: diminutive of cappello; small hat |
| cappelletto {m} | :: helmet |
| cappelletto {m} | :: the ferrule of an umbrella |
| cappelletto {m} | :: the reinforcement on the tip of a sock or stocking |
| cappelletto {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: wide tube of pasta with a savoury filling baked in the oven |
| cappelliera {f} | :: hatbox |
| cappellificio {m} | :: hat factory |
| cappellina {n} [mushrooms] | :: scotch bonnet, fairy ring mushroom (Marasmius oreades) |
| cappellino {m} | :: Small hat; bonnet |
| cappello {m} | :: hat |
| cappellone {m} | :: Large hat |
| cappellone {m} [colloquial] | :: cowboy (on film) |
| cappelluto {adj} | :: hooded, crested |
| cappereto {m} | :: caper field |
| cappereto {m} | :: caper bed |
| capperi {interj} | :: a mild expression of surprise (such as gosh!) |
| cappero {m} | :: caper (plant Capparis spinosa, and its edible flower bud) |
| cappia {f} | :: alternative form of cappio |
| cappia {f} | :: horseshoe |
| cappino {m} | :: A stole placed around the neck of the dalmatic in the Ambrosian Rite |
| cappio {m} | :: slip knot |
| cappio {m} | :: noose |
| capponaia {f} | :: coop (for fattening chickens) |
| capponaia {f} [colloquial] | :: prison |
| capponante {v} | :: present participle of capponare |
| capponare {vt} | :: to castrate an animal; to caponize |
| cappone {m} | :: capon |
| cappono {m} [nautical] | :: caulker |
| cappotta {f} | :: hood / bonnet (of a car) |
| cappottamento {m} | :: overturning |
| cappottamento {m} [nautical] | :: capsizing |
| cappottante {v} | :: present participle of cappottare |
| cappottare {vi} | :: To overturn |
| cappottatura {f} | :: overturning |
| cappottatura {f} [nautical] | :: capsizing |
| cappotto {m} | :: coat, overcoat |
| cappotto {m} | :: greatcoat |
| cappotto {m} | :: whitewash (US sports) A complete victory or series of victories without suffering any losses; a clean sweep |
| Cappuccetto Rosso {prop} | :: Little Red Riding Hood |
| cappuccina {f} | :: nasturtium (the flower is shaped like a Capuchin's hood) |
| cappuccino {m} | :: Capuchin |
| cappuccino {m} | :: cappuccino |
| cappuccino {m} [slang] | :: French letter, rubber johnny (condom) |
| cappuccino {adj} | :: Capuchin |
| cappuccio {m} | :: hood |
| cappuccio {m} | :: cowl (of a monk) |
| cappuccio {m} | :: top (of a pen or biro) |
| cappuccio {m} [colloquial] | :: cappuccino |
| capra {f} | :: goat (mammal) |
| capra {f} | :: nanny goat |
| capra {f} | :: trestle |
| capraia {f} | :: goatherd (female) |
| Capraia {prop} | :: An island off the coast of Tuscany |
| capraio {m} | :: goatherd |
| caprareccia {f} | :: A shed used to keep goats indoors during the winter |
| Caprarola {prop} | :: A small town in the Viterbo province of Lazio |
| capreolino {m} | :: A type of North-American deer (of the subfamily Capreolinae) |
| caprese {mf} | :: native or inhabitant of Capri |
| caprese {adj} | :: of or relating to Capri, its people or its culture |
| capretta {f} | :: diminutive of capra |
| capretta {f} | :: kid (young female goat) |
| capretta {f} | :: small goat |
| capretto {m} | :: diminutive of capro |
| capretto {m} | :: kid (young goat) |
| Capri {prop} | :: Capri (island and town) |
| Capriasca {prop} | :: A small town in the Lugano district of Ticino |
| capriata {f} [architecture] | :: truss (triangular bracket) |
| capriccio {m} | :: whim, fancy, caprice, quirk |
| capriccio {m} | :: tantrum |
| capriccio {m} [music, painting] | :: capriccio |
| capricciosa {f} | :: A pizza garnished with mushrooms, artichokes, ham and olives |
| capricciosa {f} | :: A rich salad of mixed vegetables, often dressed with mayonnaise |
| capricciosamente {adv} | :: capriciously, whimsically |
| capricciosamente {adv} | :: naughtily |
| capricciosità {f} | :: capriciousness whimsicality |
| capriccioso {adj} | :: capricious, whimsical, quaint, naughty, unpredictable |
| capriccioso {adj} [music] | :: capriccioso |
| caprico {adj} | :: capric |
| capricorno {m} | :: serow |
| Capricorno {prop} | :: Capricorn (the star sign) |
| caprificazione {f} | :: caprification |
| caprifico {m} | :: wild fig (Ficus carica) |
| caprifoglio {m} | :: honeysuckle |
| caprile {m} | :: An enclosure for goats |
| caprilico {adj} | :: caprylic |
| caprimulgo {m} | :: nightjar, goatsucker |
| caprinico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: capric |
| caprino {adj} | :: caprine |
| caprino {m} [cheese] | :: caprino (type of goat cheese) |
| caprino {m} | :: Smell of goat |
| caprino {m} | :: Member of the goat family |
| capriola {f} | :: somersault, caper, capriole |
| capriola {f} | :: female roe deer |
| capriolo {m} | :: Any of several small European deer (but especially the roe deer) |
| capriolo {m} | :: The flesh of these animals as meat |
| capripede {adj} | :: Having goat's feet (describing several mythological characters) |
| capro {m} | :: male goat. See capra |
| capro espiatorio {m} | :: scapegoat, patsy |
| caproico {adj} | :: caproic |
| caprolattame {m} [organic compound] | :: caprolactam |
| caprolatto {adj} | :: Of or from Caprarola |
| Caprona {prop} | :: A village near Vicopisano in the province of Pisa |
| caprone {m} | :: billygoat, billy |
| caprugginatoio {m} | :: croze iron |
| capruggine {f} | :: croze |
| capsico {m} | :: capsicum, bell pepper (pepper of genus Capsicum)) |
| capside {m} | :: capsid |
| capsomero {m} | :: capsomere |
| capsula {f} [botany, anatomy] | :: capsule (all senses) |
| capsula {f} | :: crown (in a tooth) |
| capsula {f} | :: pod, boll |
| capsulatrice {f} | :: shrink-capsule application machine |
| capsulatura {f} | :: capsule application (to bottles etc) |
| captabile {adj} | :: That can be picked up (of a signal) |
| captante {v} | :: present participle of captare |
| captante {adj} | :: enhancing |
| captante {adj} | :: concentrating |
| captare {vt} | :: to pick up, receive [a radio or TV transmission] |
| captare {vt} | :: to read [someone's mind or intentions] |
| captatio benevolentiae {phrase} | :: Used rhetorically to seek to win someone's sympathy or support by showing respect |
| captatività {f} [psychology] | :: possessiveness |
| captativo {adj} [psychology] | :: possessive |
| captazione {f} | :: captation |
| captazione {f} | :: reception (of radio etc) |
| captazione {f} | :: purification (of polluted water etc) |
| Capua {prop} | :: A town in the province of Caserta in Campania |
| Capuana {prop} | :: surname |
| Capuana {prop} | :: Luigi Capuana, Italian writer |
| capuano {adj} | :: Capuan |
| capubastuni {m} | :: alternative form of capobastone |
| capufficio {m} | :: head clerk |
| Capuleti {prop} | :: Capulet (literary surname) |
| capziosamente {adv} | :: captiously |
| capziosità {f} | :: captiousness |
| capzioso {adj} | :: captious |
| cara {f} | :: feminine noun of caro |
| carabattola {f} [chiefly in the plural] | :: odds and ends |
| carabina {f} | :: carbine, rifle |
| carabiniere {m} | :: (member of the Carabinieri force) carabiniere |
| carabiniere {m} [figuratively] | :: martinet, dragon |
| carabiniere {m} | :: carabinier |
| carabiniere {m} | :: policeman |
| Carabinieri {prop} | :: the Italian military police |
| carabo {m} | :: carabid, ground beetle (of family Carabidae) |
| carabottino {m} [nautical] | :: grating |
| caracal {m} | :: caracal |
| caracca {f} [nautical] | :: carrack |
| carachegno {adj} | :: Of or from Caracas |
| carachiri {m} | :: hara-kiri |
| caracollante {v} | :: present participle of caracollare |
| caracollare {vi} | :: to caracole |
| caracollare {vi} | :: to trot |
| caracollo {m} | :: caracole |
| caradriforme {m} | :: charadriiform |
| caradriforme {adj} | :: charadriiform |
| caradrio {m} | :: caladrius |
| caradrio {m} | :: plover |
| caraffa {f} | :: carafe |
| caraffa {f} | :: decanter (for wine etc) |
| caraffa {f} | :: pitcher |
| caraffa {f} | :: ewer |
| Caraibi {prop} | :: The Caribbean |
| caraibico {adj} | :: Caribbean |
| caraibico {prop} | :: Carib (language) |
| carambola {f} | :: cannon, carom (in snooker etc) |
| carambola {f} | :: star fruit |
| carambolante {v} | :: present participle of carambolare |
| carambolare {vi} | :: To cannon or carom |
| caramella {f} | :: sweet (UK), candy (US) |
| caramella {f} | :: monocle |
| caramellaia {f} | :: confectioner (female) |
| caramellaio {m} | :: confectioner |
| caramellante {v} | :: present participle of caramellare |
| caramellare {vt} | :: To caramelize |
| caramellatura {f} | :: caramelization (of heated food) |
| caramellizzante {v} | :: present participle of caramellizzare |
| caramellizzare {vt} | :: to caramelize |
| caramellizzazione {f} | :: caramelization |
| caramello {m} | :: caramel (heated sugar) |
| caramello {m} | :: The colour of caramel |
| caramellometro {m} | :: sugar thermometer |
| caramelloso {adj} | :: (sickly) sweet |
| caramelloso {adj} | :: cloying |
| caramente {adv} | :: dearly |
| caramente {adv} | :: affectionately |
| carampana {f} | :: bag, old bag (ugly woman) |
| carampana {f} | :: bitch, slut |
| carapace {m} | :: carapace |
| Carapelle {prop} | :: A river that flows in Apulia |
| Carassai {prop} | :: A small town in the Ascoli Piceno province of Marche |
| carassanese {adj} | :: Of or from Carassai |
| carassio {m} | :: crucian carp (Of genus Carassius) |
| caratante {v} | :: present participle of caratare |
| caratare {vt} | :: To weigh in carats |
| caratello {m} | :: keg |
| caratista {m} [nautical] | :: part-owner (of a vessel) |
| caratista {m} | :: shareholder |
| carato {m} | :: carat |
| carato {m} | :: share |
| caratteraccio {m} | :: An irascible or temperamental person (or such a character) |
| carattere {m} | :: (symbol for a word or a sound) character, letter |
| carattere {m} [typography] | :: type, typeface, font, print |
| carattere {m} | :: (distinctive psychological attitudes, qualities and features of a person or animal) character, nature, disposition, temper |
| carattere {m} | :: (characteristic) characteristic, trait, character |
| caratteriale {adj} | :: character (attributive) |
| caratteriale {adj} | :: emotional |
| caratterialmente {adv} | :: temperamentally |
| caratterino {m} | :: A difficult or capricious nature or character (of a person) |
| caratteri somatici {n} | :: features |
| caratterista {m} | :: character actor |
| caratterista {f} | :: character actress |
| caratteristica {f} | :: characteristic, feature, trait, peculiarity |
| caratteristica {f} [plural, mechanics] | :: specifications |
| caratteristica {f} [mathematics] | :: characteristic |
| caratteristicamente {adv} | :: characteristically, distinctively |
| caratteristico {adj} | :: characteristic, distinctive, individual |
| caratteristico {adj} | :: characteristic, local |
| caratteristico {adj} | :: picturesque |
| caratterizzabile {adj} | :: characterizable |
| caratterizzabile {adj} | :: distinctive, particular |
| caratterizzante {v} | :: present participle of caratterizzare |
| caratterizzante {adj} | :: characterizing |
| caratterizzantesi {v} | :: present participle of caratterizzarsi |
| caratterizzare {vt} | :: to characterize |
| caratterizzare {vt} | :: to be characteristic of |
| caratterizzarsi {v} | :: reflexive of caratterizzare |
| caratterizzarsi {v} | :: to be distinguished [by] |
| caratterizzatosi {v} | :: past participle of caratterizzarsi |
| caratterizzazione {f} | :: characterization |
| caratterologia {f} | :: characterology |
| caratterologicamente {adv} | :: characterologically |
| caratterologico {adj} | :: characterological |
| caratteropatia {f} | :: character disorder |
| caratura {f} | :: carat weight |
| caratura {f} | :: importance, status, standing |
| caravaggesco {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Caravaggio or his works |
| Caravaggio {prop} | :: A small town in the province of Bergamo in Lombardy |
| Caravaggio {prop} | :: Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, Italian painter |
| caravaggismo {m} [art] | :: The style of painting associated with Caravaggio and his followers |
| caravaggista {m} [art] | :: A painter who painted in the style of Caravaggio |
| Caravanche {prop} | :: Karawanks |
| caravanista {mf} | :: caravan or recreational vehicle enthusiast |
| caravanserraglio {m} | :: caravanserai |
| caravella {f} | :: caravel |
| carbamazepina {f} [medicine] | :: carbamazepine |
| carbammato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: carbamate |
| carbammide {f} [organic compound] | :: carbamide, urea |
| carbanione {m} [organic chemistry] | :: carbanion |
| carbinolo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: carbinol |
| carbo- {prefix} | :: carbo- |
| carbocatione {m} [organic chemistry] | :: carbocation |
| carbocementazione {f} [inorganic chemistry] | :: carburizing |
| carbochimica {f} [chemistry] | :: carbon chemistry (industry of generating chemicals from coal etc) |
| carbodotto {m} | :: A conduit through which a mixture of crushed coal and water is transported at a coalmine |
| carboidrato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: carbohydrate |
| carbolico {adj} | :: carbolic |
| carbonado {m} | :: carbonado (black diamond) |
| carbonaia {f} | :: charcoal pit |
| carbonaia {f} | :: coal cellar |
| carbonaio {m} | :: charcoal burner |
| carbonaio {m} | :: coalman |
| carbonaio {m} | :: coal merchant |
| carbonamento {m} [nautical] | :: coaling, bunkering |
| carbonante {v} | :: present participle of carbonare |
| carbonara {adj} [of pasta sauce] | :: made from guanciale, grated cheese and beaten egg cooked gently by the heat of the pasta |
| carbonare {vi} [nautical] | :: to coal, bunker |
| carbonarismo {m} | :: Carbonarism |
| carbonaro {m} | :: A charcoal burner |
| carbonaro {m} | :: A member of the carboneria secret society |
| carbonaro {adj} | :: of, or relating to the carboneria secret society |
| carbonata {f} | :: coal pile |
| carbonata {f} | :: a stew of beef in red wine |
| carbonatazione {f} [chemistry] | :: carbonation |
| carbonatico {adj} [geology] | :: carbonatic |
| carbonatite {f} [geology] | :: carbonatite |
| carbonato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: carbonate |
| carbonatoapatite {f} [mineral] | :: carbonated apatite (mineral found in bone) |
| carbonato di calcio {m} [inorganic compound] | :: calcium carbonate |
| carbonato di magnesio {m} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium carbonate |
| carbonato di sodio {m} | :: sodium carbonate |
| carboncello {m} | :: A small piece of coal |
| carboncello {m} | :: carbuncle (gem) |
| carbonchio {m} | :: anthrax |
| carbonchio {m} | :: smut (on plants) |
| carbonchioso {adj} | :: carbuncular |
| carbonchioso {adj} | :: smutty |
| carboncino {m} | :: (stick of) charcoal |
| carboncino {m} | :: charcoal drawing |
| carbone {m} | :: coal |
| carbone {m} | :: charcoal |
| carbonella {f} | :: charcoal (in small pieces) |
| Carbonera {prop} | :: A small town in the province of Treviso in Veneto |
| carbonerese {adj} | :: Of or from Carbonera |
| carboneria {f} | :: a Neapolitan secret society instrumental in organizing revolution in the 19th century |
| Carbonia-Iglesias {prop} | :: Province of Marche, Italy |
| carbonica {adj} | :: carbonic |
| carbonicazione {f} | :: carbonation (treatment of wine with charcoal) |
| carbonico {adj} | :: carbonic |
| carboniera {f} [nautical] | :: collier (ship) |
| carboniere {m} | :: coal merchant or miner |
| carboniero {adj} | :: coal (industry) (attributive) |
| carbonifero {adj} | :: carboniferous |
| carbonifero {adj} | :: of, or relating to coal |
| carbonificazione {f} [geology] | :: coalification |
| carbonilazione {f} [chemistry] | :: carbonylation |
| carbonilcianuro {m} [organic compound] | :: carbonyl cyanide |
| carbonile {m} [organic chemistry] | :: carbonyl |
| carbonilico {adj} | :: carbonyl (attributive) |
| carbonio {m} [chemistry] | :: carbon |
| carbonioso {adj} | :: carbon (attributive) |
| carbonioso {adj} | :: carbonaceous |
| carbonitrurico {adj} | :: carbonitride (attributive) |
| carbonitrurico {adj} | :: cyanide (attributive) |
| carbonizzante {v} | :: present participle of carbonizzare |
| carbonizzantesi {v} | :: present participle of carbonizzarsi |
| carbonizzare {vt} | :: to carbonize |
| carbonizzarsi {vr} | :: to be carbonized |
| carbonizzato {adj} | :: carbonized |
| carbonizzatosi {v} | :: past participle of carbonizzarsi |
| carbonizzazione {f} | :: carbonization |
| carborano {m} [organic chemistry] | :: carborane |
| carborundo {m} | :: carborundum |
| carborundum {m} | :: Carborundum |
| carbosiderurgico {adj} | :: coal and steel (attributive) |
| carbossammide {f} [organic chemistry] | :: carboxamide |
| carbossi {adj} [organic chemistry, in combination] | :: carboxy (attributive) |
| carbossichinasi {f} [enzyme] | :: carboxykinase |
| carbossiemoglobina {f} [biochemistry] | :: carboxyhemoglobin |
| carbossilante {v} | :: present participle of carbossilare |
| carbossilare {vt} [chemistry] | :: to carboxylate |
| carbossilasi {f} [enzyme] | :: carboxylase |
| carbossilato {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: carboxylated |
| carbossilato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: carboxylate |
| carbossilazione {f} [chemistry] | :: carboxylation |
| carbossile {m} [organic chemistry] | :: carboxyl |
| carbossilico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: carboxylic |
| carbossilo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: carboxyl |
| carbossiterminale {m} [biochemistry] | :: C-terminus |
| carbuncolo {m} | :: synonym of rubino (ruby) |
| carburante {v} | :: present participle of carburare |
| carburante {adj} | :: combustible |
| carburante {m} | :: fuel |
| carburare {vt} | :: To carburize |
| carburare {vi} | :: To fire on all cylinders (also figurative) |
| carburatore {m} | :: carburettor |
| carburazione {f} | :: carburation |
| carburo {m} | :: carbide |
| carburo di calcio {m} | :: calcium carbide |
| carburo di tungsteno {m} [inorganic compound] | :: tungsten carbide |
| carcadè {m} | :: roselle (of genus Hibiscus) |
| carcadè {m} | :: An infusion of its calyx used as a drink |
| carcame {m} | :: carcass |
| carcante {v} | :: present participle of carcare |
| carcare {v} | :: obsolete form of caricare |
| carcassa {f} | :: carcass |
| carcassa {f} | :: hulk, shell |
| carcassa {f} | :: framework, skeleton |
| carceramento {m} | :: imprisonment |
| carcerante {v} | :: present participle of carcerare |
| carcerare {vt} | :: to imprison, jail |
| carcerario {adj} | :: prison (attribute) |
| carcerata {f} | :: prisoner (female) |
| carcerato {m} | :: prisoner |
| carcerato {m} | :: convict, con |
| carcerazione {f} | :: detention |
| carcerazione {f} | :: imprisonment |
| carcere {mf} [also figuratively] | :: jail, prison |
| carcere {mf} | :: imprisonment |
| carcere mamertino {m} | :: Mamertine prison |
| carceriera {f} | :: (female) jailer, prison warder |
| carceriere {m} | :: jailer, prison warder |
| carcino- {prefix} | :: cancer, tumour |
| carcino- {prefix} | :: crab, crustacean |
| carcinogenesi {f} | :: carcinogenesis |
| carcinogenicità {f} | :: carcinogenicity |
| carcinogenico {adj} | :: carcinogenic |
| carcinogeno {adj} | :: carcinogenic |
| carcinoide {m} [medicine] | :: carcinoid |
| carcinologia {f} | :: oncology |
| carcinologia {f} | :: arthropodology |
| carcinoma {m} [oncology] | :: carcinoma |
| carcinomatoso {adj} [oncology] | :: carcinomatous |
| carcinosi {f} | :: carcinosis, carcinomatosis |
| carciofaia {f} | :: artichoke bed |
| carciofaia {f} | :: artichoke field |
| carciofeto {m} | :: artichoke field |
| carciofeto {m} | :: artichoke bed |
| carciofino {m} | :: baby artichoke, small artichoke |
| carciofo {m} | :: artichoke |
| card {m} | :: card (identification, financial, SIM etc (but not playing card)) |
| cardamomo {m} | :: cardamom |
| cardanico {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Girolamo Cardano (Italian mathematician, inventor etc) |
| Cardano {prop} | :: surname |
| cardante {v} | :: present participle of cardare |
| cardare {vt} | :: to card [wool] |
| cardare {vt} | :: to tease (separate the fibres) |
| cardarella {f} | :: A metal container in the shape of a truncated cone with two handles at the ends used by construction workers to mix materials |
| cardarello {m} [mushrooms] | :: king trumpet mushroom, French horn mushroom, king oyster mushroom, king brown mushroom (Pleurotus eryngii) |
| cardatore {m} | :: carder (person who cards wool etc) |
| cardatrice {f} | :: carder (carding machine, female person) |
| cardatura {f} | :: carding [of wool, etc.] |
| cardellino {m} | :: goldfinch |
| cardellino d'America {m} | :: American goldfinch |
| cardellino dell'Himalaya {m} | :: European goldfinch |
| cardeto {m} | :: thistle field |
| cardeto {m} | :: thistle bed |
| -cardia {suffix} | :: -cardia |
| cardiaco {adj} [anatomy] | :: cardiac, heart (attributive) |
| cardiale {adj} [anatomy] | :: cardiac (relating to the cardia) |
| cardialgia {f} | :: cardialgy, heartburn |
| cardias {m} [anatomy] | :: cardia |
| cardinal {m} | :: apocopic form of cardinale |
| cardinalato {m} | :: cardinalate |
| cardinale {adj} | :: cardinal |
| cardinale {m} | :: cardinal (bird) |
| cardinale {m} [religion] | :: cardinal |
| cardinale ciuffo rosso {m} | :: red-crested cardinal |
| cardinale rosso {m} | :: northern cardinal |
| cardinalino {m} | :: alternative spelling of cardellino |
| cardinalino del Venezuela {m} | :: red siskin |
| cardinalità {f} [set theory] | :: cardinality |
| cardinalizio {adj} | :: cardinal's; of or pertaining to a cardinal |
| cardine {m} | :: hinge, pivot |
| cardine {m} | :: pintle |
| cardine {m} [figuratively] | :: support, cornerstone |
| cardio- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: cardio- |
| -cardio {suffix} | :: -cardium (anatomy of the heart) |
| cardioangiografia {f} [medicine] | :: cardioangiography, angiocardiography |
| cardioattivo {adj} [medicine] | :: cardioactive |
| cardiocentesi {f} [surgery] | :: cardiocentesis |
| cardiochirurgia {f} [surgery] | :: cardiac surgery |
| cardiochirurgico {adj} [surgery] | :: cardiac surgery (attributive), heart surgery (attributive) |
| cardiochirurgo {m} | :: heart surgeon |
| cardiocinetico {adj} | :: cardiokinetic |
| cardiocinetico {m} [medicine] | :: cardiac stimulant |
| cardiocircolatorio {adj} | :: cardiovascular, cardiocirculatory |
| cardiocita {m} | :: cardiocyte |
| cardiodilatazione {f} [medicine] | :: cardiodilation |
| cardiofrequenzimetro {m} | :: heart rate monitor |
| cardiogenico {adj} | :: cardiogenic |
| cardiogeno {adj} | :: cardiogenic |
| cardiografia {f} [medicine] | :: cardiography |
| cardiografico {adj} [medicine] | :: cardiographic |
| cardiografo {m} [medicine] | :: cardiograph |
| cardiogramma {m} [medicine] | :: cardiogram |
| cardioide {adj} | :: cardioid |
| cardioide {f} [geometry] | :: cardioid |
| cardioipertrofia {f} [medicine] | :: cardiohypertrophy |
| cardiolipina {f} [biochemistry] | :: cardiolipin |
| cardiologa {f} | :: cardiologist (female) |
| cardiologia {f} [medicine] | :: cardiology |
| cardiologico {adj} | :: cardiological |
| cardiologo {m} | :: cardiologist |
| cardiomegalia {f} [pathology] | :: cardiomegaly, megalocardia |
| cardiomiocita {m} [cytology] | :: cardiomyocyte |
| cardiomiopatia {f} [disease] | :: cardiomyopathy |
| cardionevrosi {f} [medicine] | :: cardioneurosis |
| cardiopalma {m} | :: Variant of cardiopalmo |
| cardiopalmo {m} [pathology] | :: palpitation (of the heart) |
| cardiopatia {f} [pathology] | :: heart condition, heart disease, cardiomyopathy |
| cardiopatico {adj} | :: cardiopathic |
| cardiopatico {m} | :: Person suffering from a heart problem |
| cardioplegia {f} [surgery] | :: cardioplegia |
| cardiopolmonare {adj} [anatomy] | :: cardiopulmonary |
| cardioradiologia {f} [medicine] | :: cardiac radiology |
| cardiorespiratorio {adj} | :: cardiorespiratory |
| cardioreumatico {adj} | :: cardiorheumatic |
| cardiosclerosi {f} [pathology] | :: cardiosclerosis |
| cardioselettivo {adj} [medicine] | :: cardioselective |
| cardiospasmo {m} [pathology] | :: cardiospasm |
| cardiostenosi {f} | :: cardiostenosis |
| cardiostimolante {adj} | :: cardiokinetic, cardiostimulant |
| cardiostimolatore {m} [medicine] | :: pacemaker |
| cardiotocografia {f} [medicine] | :: cardiotocography |
| cardiotonico {adj} | :: cardiotonic |
| cardiotonico {m} [pharmacology] | :: cardiotonic agent, cardiotonic drug |
| cardiotoracico {adj} [anatomy] | :: cardiothoracic |
| cardiotossico {adj} | :: cardiotoxic |
| cardiovascolare {adj} [anatomy] | :: cardiovascular |
| cardioversione {f} [medicine] | :: cardioversion |
| cardite {f} [medicine] | :: carditis |
| cardo {m} | :: thistle |
| cardo {m} | :: teasel |
| cardo {m} | :: implement for carding wool with thistle-like bristles, card |
| cardo {m} | :: The principal north-south street in Roman cities or encampments |
| cardoncello {m} [mushrooms] | :: king trumpet mushroom, French horn mushroom, king oyster mushroom, king brown mushroom (Pleurotus eryngii) |
| cardone {f} | :: cardoon |
| Carducci {prop} | :: surname |
| Carducci {prop} | :: Giosuè Carducci (1835–1907), Italian poet |
| carducciano {adj} | :: Of or pertating to Italian poet Giosuè Carducci (1835–1907) or his writings |
| Carelia {prop} | :: Karelia |
| careliano {adj} | :: Karelian |
| careliano {m} | :: Karelian |
| carello {m} | :: A padded cushion, typically placed on a toilet seat |
| carena {f} [nautical] | :: keel (of a ship) |
| carenaggio {m} | :: careening |
| carenaggio {m} | :: streamlining |
| carenante {v} | :: present participle of carenare |
| carenare {vt} | :: to careen |
| carenare {vt} | :: to streamline |
| carenatura {f} | :: fairing, housing |
| carente {adj} [with di to mean in] | :: lacking |
| carenza {f} | :: shortage |
| carenza {f} | :: deficiency |
| carenziale {adj} | :: deficiency (attributive) |
| carestia {f} | :: famine |
| carestia {f} | :: scarcity, lack |
| caretta {f} | :: loggerhead turtle |
| carezza {f} | :: caress |
| carezza {f} | :: pat, pet (on an animal) |
| carezzante {v} | :: present participle of carezzare |
| carezzantesi {v} | :: present participle of carezzarsi |
| carezzare {vt} | :: Variant of accarezzare |
| carezzarsi {vr} | :: Variant of accarezzarsi |
| carezzatosi {v} | :: past participle of carezzarsi |
| carezzevole {adj} | :: sweet, endearing |
| carezzevole {adj} | :: affectionate, amorous |
| carezzevolmente {adv} | :: sweetly, endearingly |
| carfologia {f} | :: carphology |
| cargo {m} | :: cargo boat |
| cargo {m} | :: freighter (boat or plane) |
| cariante {v} | :: present participle of cariare |
| cariantesi {v} | :: present participle of cariarsi |
| cariare {vt} [dentistry] | :: to decay teeth |
| cariare {vt} | :: to corrode |
| cariarsi {v} | :: reflexive of cariare |
| cariarsi {v} | :: to decay [of teeth] |
| cariatide {f} [architecture] | :: caryatid |
| cariatide {f} [figuratively] | :: fogey |
| cariato {adj} | :: decayed |
| cariato {adj} | :: carious |
| cariatosi {v} | :: past participle of cariarsi |
| caribù {m} | :: caribou |
| caribico {adj} | :: Caribbean, Carib (attributive) |
| carica {f} | :: position, charge |
| carica {f} | :: load |
| caricabatterie {m} | :: battery charger; charger |
| caricabile {adj} | :: loadable, chargeable |
| caricamento {m} | :: loading (all senses) |
| caricamento {m} | :: charging (a battery etc) |
| caricante {v} | :: present participle of caricare |
| caricantesi {v} | :: present participle of caricarsi |
| caricare {vt} | :: to load, to stow |
| caricare {vt} | :: to take aboard, hoist, pick up |
| caricare {vt} | :: to emphasize, overdo |
| caricare {vt} [figuratively] | :: to rouse, fire, pep up |
| caricare {vt} | :: to charge, attack |
| caricare {vt} [electricity] | :: to charge |
| caricare {vt} | :: to wind, wind up [of a watch, game, etc.] |
| caricare {vt} [computing] | :: to upload |
| caricare {vt} [computing] | :: to load (up) (of a program) |
| caricare con ipoteca {v} | :: to encumber (to add a legal claim or other obligation) |
| caricarsi {v} | :: reflexive of caricare |
| caricarsi {v} | :: to burden oneself |
| caricarsi {v} | :: to gear oneself up, psych oneself up |
| caricato {adj} | :: loaded |
| caricato {adj} | :: charged |
| caricato {adj} | :: concentrated |
| caricatore {m} | :: magazine (of a weapon) |
| caricatore {m} | :: cartridge (photographic) |
| caricatore {m} | :: loader (person or device) |
| caricatore {m} | :: charger (for a battery) |
| caricatore {adj} | :: loading (attributive) |
| caricatosi {v} | :: past participle of caricarsi |
| caricatrice {adj} | :: charging (electrical) |
| caricatrice {adj} | :: charger (attributive) |
| caricatura {f} | :: caricature |
| caricaturale {adj} | :: ridiculous |
| caricaturale {adj} | :: grotesque |
| caricaturante {v} | :: present participle of caricaturare |
| caricaturare {v} | :: to caricature |
| caricaturato {adj} | :: caricatured |
| caricaturato {adj} | :: ridiculed |
| caricaturista {mf} | :: caricaturist |
| caricaturizzante {v} | :: present participle of caricaturizzare |
| caricaturizzare {v} | :: To caricature |
| caricazione {f} [nautical] | :: loading |
| carice {m} | :: sedge (of genus Carex) |
| carico {adj} | :: loaded, laden |
| carico {adj} | :: loaded (of a gun, etc.) |
| carico {adj} | :: charged (of a battery, etc.) |
| carico {adj} | :: wound up (of a clock, etc.) |
| carico {adj} | :: intense (of a colour) |
| carico {adj} | :: strong (of coffee, tea, etc.) |
| carico {m} | :: loading |
| carico {m} | :: load, cargo |
| carico {m} | :: charge (of a battery etc.) |
| Cariddi {prop} | :: Charybdis |
| carie {f} | :: decay, caries, cavity (of the teeth) |
| carie {f} [botany] | :: rot |
| carie {f} [pathology] | :: caries (of bones) |
| carillon {m} | :: musical box |
| carillon {m} | :: carillon |
| carineria {f} | :: sweet nothing (kind or caring word) |
| carinissimo {adj} | :: Very nice |
| carinissimo {adj} | :: Very pretty |
| carino {adj} | :: nice |
| carino {adj} | :: pretty |
| carino {adj} | :: good-looking |
| Carinzia {prop} | :: Carinthia |
| carinziano {adj} | :: Carinthian |
| cario- {prefix} | :: karyo- |
| carioca {adj} | :: Of or relating to the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
| carioca {mf} | :: An inhabitant of the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
| carioca {mf} | :: carioca (dance) |
| cariocinesi {f} [biology] | :: karyokinesis |
| cariocinetico {adj} [biology] | :: karyokinetic, mitotic |
| carioclasi {f} | :: karyoclasis |
| cariofillaceo {m} | :: carnation, pink or any other plant of the family Caryophyllaceae |
| cariofillata {f} | :: herb bennet (Geum urbanum) |
| cariofillene {m} [organic compound] | :: caryophyllene |
| cariogamia {f} [biology] | :: karyogamy |
| cariogenesi {n} | :: cariogenesis |
| cariogenetico {adj} | :: karyogenetic |
| cariogeno {adj} | :: cariogenic |
| cariogramma {m} [genetics] | :: karyogram |
| cariolana {f} | :: A traditional wheelbarrow race held at festivals in Como |
| cariologia {f} | :: karyology |
| carioplasma {m} [cytology] | :: karyoplasm, nucleoplasm |
| carioressi {f} | :: karyorrhexis |
| carioso {adj} | :: carious |
| cariosside {f} [botany] | :: caryopsis (cereal grain) |
| cariotipico {adj} | :: karyotypic |
| cariotipo {m} [genetics] | :: karyotype |
| carisma {m} | :: charisma |
| carismaticamente {adv} | :: charismatically |
| carismatico {adj} | :: charismatic |
| carissimo {adj} | :: dearest, fondest |
| carità {f} | :: charity |
| caritatevole {adj} | :: charitable, softhearted |
| caritatevolmente {adv} | :: charitably |
| caritatevolmente {adv} | :: kindly, lovingly |
| caritativo {adj} | :: charitable |
| Carla {prop} | :: given name, feminine form of Carlo |
| Carli {prop} | :: surname |
| Carli {prop} | :: Gian Rinaldo Carli, Italian writer and historian |
| carlina {f} | :: carline (thistle of genus Carlina) |
| carlinga {f} | :: fuselage |
| carlino {m} | :: Any of several small coins minted until the 19th century |
| carlino {m} | :: pug (dog) |
| Carlino {prop} | :: A small town in the Udine province of Friuli-Venezia Giulia |
| carlismo {m} | :: Carlism |
| carlista {adj} | :: Carlist |
| carlista {mf} | :: Carlist |
| Carlo {prop} | :: given name, equivalent to Charles |
| Carlomagno {prop} | :: alternative form of Carlo Magno |
| Carlo Magno {prop} | :: Charlemagne (king of the Franks) |
| carlona {f} | :: Only used in the phrase alla carlona |
| Carlopago {prop} | :: Karlobag |
| Carlotta {prop} | :: Charlotte |
| Carluccio {prop} | :: given name, variant of Carlo |
| carme {f} | :: a solemn song (especially those of the Roman poet Horace) |
| Carmela {prop} | :: given name, cognate to English Carmel and Spanish Carmen |
| Carmelina {prop} [colloquial] | :: synonym of Carmela |
| carmelitano {adj} | :: Carmelite |
| carmelitano {m} | :: Carmelite |
| Carmelo {prop} | :: given name of biblical origin, the masculine form of Carmela |
| carminativo {adj} | :: carminative |
| carminativo {m} | :: carminative |
| carminazione {f} | :: flatulence |
| Carmine {prop} | :: given name |
| carminico {adj} | :: carminic |
| carminio {adj} | :: carmine, crimson |
| carminio {m} | :: carmine |
| carnagione {f} | :: complexion (appearance of the skin on the face) |
| carnaio {m} | :: charnel house |
| carnaio {m} | :: carnage, slaughter |
| carnaio {m} | :: shambles |
| carnale {adj} | :: carnal |
| carnale {adj} | :: consanguineous |
| carnalità {f} | :: carnality |
| carnalmente {adv} | :: carnally |
| carnalmente {adv} | :: sexually |
| carname {m} | :: Mass of rotten flesh |
| Carnaro {prop} | :: alternative form of Quarnaro |
| carnaroli {n} | :: A medium-grain variety of rice from around Pavia |
| carnascialesco {adj} | :: carnival (attributive) |
| carnato {m} [regional] | :: complexion (appearance of the skin) |
| carne {f} | :: meat, flesh |
| carneade {m} | :: unknown (person) |
| carne di cervo {f} | :: venison, deer meat, deerflesh |
| carnefice {m} | :: executioner |
| carnefice {m} | :: torturer, tormentor, persecutor |
| carnefice {m} | :: victimizer, brutal murderer |
| carnefice {m} | :: hangman (word game) |
| carneficina {f} | :: A massacre, a carnage, a slaughter |
| carneo {adj} | :: meaty |
| carnera {m} | :: An exceptionally strong and physically imposing man |
| Carnera {prop} | :: surname |
| Carnera {prop} | :: Primo Carnera, Italian boxer |
| carnevalata {f} | :: fun |
| carnevalata {f} | :: tomfoolery, clowning |
| carnevale {m} | :: carnival; festival in the week before Lent |
| carnevalesco {adj} | :: carnival (attributive) |
| carnezzeria {f} | :: butchershop |
| carnicino {adj} | :: flesh-coloured |
| carnico {adj} | :: Of or relating to the Carnia (which is part of the Friuli-Venezia Giulia) or the Carnia people; Carnic |
| carnico {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Carnia |
| carniere {m} | :: game bag |
| carnificazione {f} [pathology] | :: carnification |
| carnitina {f} [organic compound] | :: carnitine |
| carnivora {f} | :: feminine noun of carnivoro |
| carnivoro {m} | :: carnivore |
| carnivoro {m} | :: man-eater |
| carnivoro {adj} | :: carnivorous |
| carnivoro {adj} | :: man-eating |
| carnosauro {m} | :: carnosaur |
| carnosità {f} | :: fleshiness |
| carnosità {f} | :: fullness (of the lips) |
| carnoso {adj} | :: fleshy, carnose |
| carnoso {adj} | :: full (of the lips) |
| carnoso {adj} | :: meaty |
| carnoso {adj} | :: pulpy, pulpous |
| caro {adj} | :: dear (beloved, or in the salutation of a letter), sweetheart |
| caro {adj} | :: dear, precious, expensive |
| caro {m} | :: dear (darling) |
| Carocci {prop} | :: surname |
| carogna {f} [saprophagy] | :: carrion |
| carogna {f} | :: swine (vile person) |
| carognata {f} | :: dirty trick |
| carola {f} | :: carol |
| Carola {prop} | :: given name, equivalent to Carol |
| Carolina del Nord {prop} | :: North Carolina |
| Carolina del Sud {prop} | :: South Carolina |
| carolingio {adj} | :: Carolingian |
| carolingio {m} | :: Carolingian |
| carolino {adj} | :: Carolingian |
| Caron {prop} | :: medieval spelling of Caronte |
| Caronte {prop} | :: Charon |
| caropane {n} | :: A steep rise in the price of bread following the Second World War |
| carosello {m} | :: merry-go-round [British], carousel [US] |
| Carosone {prop} | :: surname |
| carota {f} | :: carrot |
| carota {f} | :: core, core sample |
| carotaggio {m} | :: coring, core boring |
| carotamento {m} | :: coring |
| carotante {v} | :: present participle of carotare |
| carotare {vt} | :: To core (extract a sample with a drill) |
| carotatura {f} | :: carroting |
| carotenale {m} [organic chemistry] | :: carotenal |
| carotene {m} [organic chemistry] | :: carotene |
| carotenico {adj} | :: carotenic |
| carotenoide {m} [organic chemistry] | :: carotenoid |
| carotide {f} [anatomy] | :: carotid |
| carotideo {adj} | :: carotid |
| carotina {f} | :: alternative form of carotene |
| carovana {f} | :: caravan (in the desert) |
| carovana {f} | :: convoy |
| carovaniere {m} | :: caravaner |
| carovaniero {adj} | :: caravan, convoy (attributive) |
| carovita {m} | :: cost of living |
| carovita {m} | :: allowance (for the cost of living) (properly indennità di carovita) |
| carpa {f} [zoology, ichthyology] | :: carp (fish) |
| carpaccio {m} | :: carpaccio |
| Carpaccio {prop} | :: surname |
| Carpaccio {prop} | :: Vittore Carpaccio, Italian painter |
| carpale {adj} [skeleton] | :: carpal |
| carpatico {adj} | :: Carpathian |
| Carpazi {prop} | :: Carpathians |
| carpello {m} [botany] | :: carpel |
| carpente {v} | :: present participle of carpire |
| carpenteria {f} | :: carpentry |
| carpentiere {m} | :: carpenter |
| carpetta {f} | :: folder |
| Carpi {prop} | :: A town in the province of Modena in Emilia-Romagna |
| carpiato {adj} | :: piked (bent at the hips, but with the knees straight) |
| carpigiano {adj} | :: Of or from Carpi |
| carpine {m} | :: Variant of carpino |
| carpinella {f} | :: European hop-hornbeam (tree, Ostrya carpinifolia) |
| carpinella {f} | :: Oriental hornbeam (tree, Carpinus orientalis) |
| carpineta {f} | :: common hornbeam wood, European hornbeam wood (forest) |
| carpineta {f} | :: hornbeam wood (forest) |
| carpineto {m} | :: Variant of carpineta |
| carpino {m} | :: common hornbeam, European hornbeam (tree, Carpinus betulus) |
| carpino {m} | :: hornbeam (tree, genus Carpinus) |
| carpino bianco {m} | :: common hornbeam, European hornbeam (tree, Carpinus betulus) |
| carpino nero {m} | :: European hop-hornbeam (tree, Ostrya carpinifolia) |
| carpino orientale {m} | :: Oriental hornbeam (tree, Carpinus orientalis) |
| carpionante {v} | :: present participle of carpionare |
| carpionare {vt} | :: To souse |
| carpionato {adj} | :: soused |
| carpione {m} | :: carp (freshwater fish) |
| carpire {vt} | :: to catch, grab [attention, etc.] |
| carpire {vt} | :: to steal [a kiss] |
| carpo {m} [skeleton] | :: carpus |
| carpo- {prefix} [botany] | :: Forms terms concerning fruit |
| carpo- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: Forms terms concerning the bones of the wrist |
| -carpo {suffix} | :: forms botanical terms concerning fruit |
| carpocapsa {f} | :: codling moth |
| carpodaco messicano {m} | :: house finch |
| carpoforo {m} [biology] | :: The fruiting body of a fungus |
| carpologia {f} [botany] | :: carpology |
| carpon {adv} | :: apocopic form of carponi |
| carpone {adv} | :: Obsolete form of carponi |
| carponi {adv} | :: on all fours, on one's hands and knees |
| carré {m} | :: loin (of meat) |
| carré {m} | :: a type of hairstyle in which the hair is all cut to the same length |
| carrabile {adj} | :: suitable for motor vehicles |
| carradore {m} | :: cartwright, wheelwright |
| carraia {f} [archaic] | :: a street, road, or path for carts, wagons, carriages, etc |
| carraio {adj} | :: carriage, vehicle (attributive) |
| carrambata {f} [neologism, usually, humorous, from television] | :: An unexpected reunion between people who have not seen each other, or have not kept in touch, for a long time |
| Carrara {prop} | :: A town in the province of Massa e Carrara, Tuscany famous for its marble quarries |
| carrareccia {f} | :: cart track |
| carrareccia {f} | :: rut |
| carrarese {adj} | :: Relating to Carrara |
| Carrarese {mf} | :: A native or inhabitant of Carrara |
| Carrarese {mf} | :: (singular only) The dialect of Italian spoken in the Carrara region |
| carrarmato {m} | :: Variant of carro armato |
| carrarmato {m} | :: A rubber sole (of a shoe) with indentations that help it grip |
| carrata {f} | :: cartload, cartful |
| carreggiabile {adj} [of a road] | :: Open to traffic |
| carreggiabile {m} | :: lane (of a road) |
| carreggiante {v} | :: present participle of carreggiare |
| carreggiare {vt} | :: To cart |
| carreggiata {f} | :: carriageway (section of road) |
| carreggio {m} | :: carting |
| carreggio {m} | :: haulage |
| carrellabile {adj} | :: trailerable |
| carrellante {v} | :: present participle of carrellare |
| carrellare {vi} | :: To track (cinematic technique) |
| carrellata {f} | :: tracking (cinematic technique) |
| carrellata {f} | :: tracking shot |
| carrellista {mf} | :: platform vendor (at a railway station) |
| carrellista {mf} | :: dollyman (cinema or TV) |
| carrello {m} | :: trolley |
| carrello {m} | :: hopper |
| carrello {m} | :: shopping cart (supermarket) |
| carrello {m} | :: undercarriage |
| carrello {m} | :: carriage (of a typewriter) |
| carrello {m} | :: dolly (film) |
| carrello {m} [mining] | :: hutch |
| carrello elevatore {m} | :: forklift |
| carretta {f} | :: cart |
| carretta {f} | :: banger (old car) |
| carretta del mare {f} | :: floating wreck |
| carrettaio {m} | :: carter |
| carrettaio {m} | :: cartwright, wheelwright |
| carrettata {f} | :: cartload, cartful |
| carrettiere {m} | :: carter |
| carrettiere {m} | :: carrier (tradesman) |
| carretto {m} | :: cart (small) |
| carretto {m} | :: buggy |
| carretto siciliano {m} | :: A decorated cart, normally drawn by a donkey, used in Sicily for carrying produce etc |
| carriaggio {m} [military] | :: baggage wagon (or its contents) |
| carriera {f} | :: career |
| Carriera {prop} | :: surname |
| Carriera {prop} | :: Rosalba Carriera, Italian paintress |
| carrierismo {m} | :: careerism |
| carrierista {f} | :: careerist |
| carrieristico {adj} | :: careerist |
| carriola {f} | :: wheelbarrow |
| carrista {m} | :: tank driver or soldier |
| carrista {m} | :: tanker |
| carro {m} | :: a means of transport used to carry goods; a wagon, cart, van, lorry, wain or truck |
| Carro {prop} | :: A small town in the province of La Spezia in Liguria |
| carro armato {m} | :: tank (military vehicle) |
| carro attrezzi {n} | :: tow truck, breakdown lorry, breakdown truck, recovery truck, wrecker |
| carro attrezzi {n} | :: A motor vehicle typically equipped with winches, chains, and related equipment, and used to tow disabled vehicles |
| carroccio {m} | :: A large war chariot drawn by oxen |
| carro funebre {m} | :: hearse (funeral vehicle) |
| carronata {f} | :: carronade |
| carroponte {m} | :: overhead crane, bridge crane |
| carrozza {f} | :: carriage (horse-drawn, or railway) |
| carrozza {f} | :: railroad car, railcar |
| carrozzabile {adj} [of a road] | :: Open to vehicles (especially to goods vehicles) |
| carrozzabile {f} | :: Such a road |
| carrozza ferroviaria {f} | :: coach, carriage (railroad car drawn by a locomotive) |
| carrozza funeraria {f} | :: hearse |
| carrozzaio {m} | :: coachbuilder |
| carrozzante {v} | :: present participle of carrozzare |
| carrozzare {vt} [automobiles] | :: To build the body for |
| carrozza ristorante {n} | :: wagon-restaurant |
| carrozzato {adj} [automobiles] | :: coach-built |
| carrozzato {adj} [colloquial] | :: stacked, buxom, curvy |
| carrozzella {f} | :: hackney cab, cab |
| carrozzella {f} | :: wheelchair |
| carrozzeria {f} | :: body, bodywork (of a car) |
| carrozzeria {f} | :: body shop (bodywork repair workshop) |
| carrozzetta {f} | :: pram |
| carrozzetta {f} | :: sidecar (of motorcycle) |
| carrozziere {m} | :: coachbuilder |
| carrozziere {m} | :: car designer |
| carrozzina {f} | :: pram; perambulator; baby carriage; baby buggy |
| carrozzina {f} | :: wheelchair |
| carrozzino {m} | :: sidecar (of a motorcycle) |
| carrozzone {m} | :: caravan (wheeled transport) |
| carruba {f} | :: carob, locust bean |
| carrubeto {m} | :: carob plantation |
| carrubeto {m} | :: carob wood (forest) |
| carrubina {f} | :: locust bean gum |
| carrubo {m} | :: carob (tree) |
| carruca {f} | :: coach, carriage |
| carrucola {f} | :: pulley |
| carruga {f} | :: wine moth (of genus Oinophila) |
| carruggio {m} | :: alley |
| carseolano {adj} | :: Of or from Carsoli |
| carsico {adj} | :: karsic; karst (attributive) |
| carsismo {m} [geology] | :: karst topography |
| Carso {prop} | :: Karst |
| Carsoli {prop} | :: A small town in the L'Aquila province of Abruzzo |
| carsolino {m} | :: Native or inhabitant of Carso (in Italy or Slovenia) |
| carsolino {adj} [geology] | :: carst, karst (attributive) |
| carsolino {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Carso |
| carta {f} | :: paper (the material) |
| carta {f} | :: map |
| carta {f} | :: menu |
| carta abrasiva {f} | :: sandpaper |
| carta assorbente {f} | :: blotting paper |
| carta autocopiante {f} | :: carbonless copy paper |
| carta carbone {f} | :: carbon paper |
| cartacarbone {f} | :: Variant of carta carbone |
| cartaccia {f} | :: wastepaper |
| cartaceo {adj} | :: paper (attributive), papery |
| carta da filtro {f} | :: filter paper |
| carta da gioco {f} | :: A playing card |
| carta da lettere {f} | :: writing paper, notepaper |
| carta da musica {f} | :: alternative form of carta musica |
| carta da parati {f} | :: wallpaper (decorative material) |
| carta dei vini {f} | :: A wine list |
| carta di credito {f} | :: A credit card |
| carta di debito {f} [finance] | :: debit card |
| carta d'identità {f} | :: An ID card, an identity card |
| carta di riso {f} | :: rice paper |
| carta geografica {f} | :: map |
| carta geografica {f} | :: chart |
| Cartagine {prop} | :: Carthage |
| cartaginese {adj} | :: Carthaginian |
| cartaginese {mf} | :: Carthaginian |
| cartagloria {f} | :: altar card (used in the Tridentine mass) |
| carta igienica {f} | :: toilet paper, bathroom tissue |
| cartaio {m} | :: paper worker, manufacturer or dealer |
| carta millimetrata {f} | :: graph paper, millimeter paper |
| cartamo {m} | :: safflower |
| cartamodello {m} | :: paper pattern (for a dress etc) |
| cartamoneta {f} | :: paper money |
| carta musica {f} [literally] | :: music paper |
| carta musica {f} | :: A type of very thin, crisp flatbread from Sardinia |
| cartamusica {f} | :: alternative spelling of carta musica |
| carta nautica {f} [nautical] | :: navigational chart |
| cartapecora {f} | :: parchment, vellum |
| cartapesta {f} [usually uncountable] | :: papier-mâché (paper mixed with glue used to create sculptures) |
| cartario {m} | :: collection of documents |
| cartario {adj} | :: paper (attributive) |
| carta SIM {f} | :: A SIM card |
| cartastraccia {f} | :: waste paper |
| cartastraccia {f} | :: scrap paper |
| cartasuga {f} | :: blotting paper |
| cartata {f} | :: As much as a cone or paper will hold |
| carta velina {f} | :: tissue paper |
| carta velina {f} | :: carbon paper |
| cartavetrante {v} | :: present participle of cartavetrare |
| cartavetrare {vt} | :: To sandpaper |
| carta vetrata {f} | :: sandpaper |
| carteggiante {v} | :: present participle of carteggiare |
| carteggiare {vt} | :: To sandpaper |
| carteggiare {vi} [aeronautics, nautical] | :: To plot |
| carteggiare {vt} | :: To correspond |
| carteggio {m} | :: correspondence, letters |
| cartella {f} | :: folder, file |
| cartella {f} | :: briefcase, schoolbag, satchel |
| cartella {f} [computing] | :: folder |
| cartella {f} | :: typewritten page |
| cartella {f} | :: scorecard (bingo) |
| cartellata {f} | :: A Christmas sweet, typical of Puglia, made from deep-fried curly ribbons of dough |
| cartelletta {f} | :: A binder (holder for papers) |
| cartelliera {f} | :: filing cabinet |
| cartellina {f} | :: A folder or a binder |
| cartellinante {v} | :: present participle of cartellinare |
| cartellinare {vt} | :: To label, to tag |
| cartellino {m} | :: label, tag |
| cartellino {m} | :: timesheet, timecard |
| cartellino {m} [sports] | :: contract |
| cartellino giallo {m} [sports] | :: yellow card |
| cartellino rosso {m} [sports] | :: red card |
| cartellista {m} | :: Member of a cartel |
| cartellistico {adj} | :: cartel (attributive) |
| cartello {m} | :: sign, notice, placard, signboard |
| cartello {m} | :: signpost, road sign |
| cartello {m} | :: shop sign |
| cartello {m} [economics] | :: cartel, syndicate |
| cartellone {m} | :: poster, bill, billboard, placard |
| cartellone {m} [theatre] | :: playbill, programme, bill |
| cartellonista {mf} [arts] | :: poster artist |
| cartellonistica {f} | :: poster designing |
| cartellonistica {f} | :: signage |
| carter {m} | :: chain guard (on a bicycle or motorcycle) |
| carter {m} | :: oil sump (in a car) |
| cartesianamente {adv} | :: In a Cartesian manner |
| cartesianesimo {m} [philosophy] | :: Cartesianism |
| cartesianismo {m} | :: Cartesianism |
| cartesiano {adj} | :: Cartesian |
| Cartesio {prop} | :: Descartes |
| cartevalori {n} | :: paper money |
| carthusiano {adj} | :: Carthusian |
| carticino {m} | :: A sheet of printed paper folded to form four pages |
| cartiera {f} | :: A paper mill, a paper factory |
| cartificio {m} | :: paper mill, paper factory |
| cartiglia {f} | :: low card (in a card game) |
| cartiglio {m} | :: scroll, title block |
| cartiglio {m} | :: cartouche |
| cartilagine {f} [anatomy] | :: cartilage, gristle |
| cartilagineo {adj} | :: cartilaginous, gristly |
| cartilaginoso {adj} | :: cartilaginous, gristly |
| cartina {f} | :: A map or a small map |
| cartina {f} | :: A cigarette paper, rolling paper |
| cartismo {m} | :: Chartism |
| cartista {adj} | :: Chartist |
| cartista {f} | :: Chartist |
| carto- {prefix} | :: Forms terms relating to paper or card/cards |
| cartocciata {f} | :: bagful, bag (quantity) |
| cartoccio {m} | :: paper bag |
| cartoccio {m} | :: cornet (cone shaped container) |
| cartoccio {m} | :: powder charge |
| cartografante {v} | :: present participle of cartografare |
| cartografare {v} | :: To map |
| cartografato {adj} | :: mapped |
| cartografia {f} | :: cartography |
| cartograficamente {adv} | :: cartographically |
| cartografico {adj} | :: cartographic |
| cartografo {m} | :: cartographer |
| cartogramma {m} | :: cartogram |
| cartolaia {f} | :: stationer (female) |
| cartolaio {m} | :: stationer |
| cartolare {adj} | :: securitized |
| cartolarizzante {v} | :: present participle of cartolarizzare |
| cartolarizzare {vt} | :: To securitize |
| cartolarizzazione {f} | :: securitization (of financial instruments) |
| cartoleria {f} | :: stationer's (shop) |
| cartolibreria {f} | :: stationer's shop that also sells books |
| cartolina {f} | :: postcard |
| cartomante {mf} | :: fortuneteller |
| cartomantico {adj} | :: fortune telling, cartomancy (attributive) |
| cartomanzia {f} | :: cartomancy, fortune-telling |
| cartonaggio {m} | :: cardboard packaging |
| cartonante {v} | :: present participle of cartonare |
| cartonare {vt} | :: To bind in paperboard |
| cartonato {adj} | :: stiffened |
| cartonato {adj} | :: hardback (book) |
| cartoncino {m} | :: Thin cardboard |
| cartoncino {m} | :: paperboard |
| cartoncino {m} | :: card or ticket |
| cartone {m} | :: cardboard, paperboard |
| cartone {m} | :: A carton, a box |
| cartone {m} | :: A cartoon (an artist's preliminary sketch or an animated cartoon) |
| cartone animato {m} | :: An animated cartoon, a cartoon |
| cartone ondulato {m} | :: corrugated cardboard |
| cartonfeltro {m} | :: bituminized felt |
| cartongessista {m} | :: plasterboard (board made from cartongesso) |
| cartongesso {m} | :: plasterboard (material) |
| cartonificio {m} | :: cardboard factory |
| cartonista {mf} | :: cartoonist |
| cartoteca {f} | :: map collection |
| cartotecnica {f} | :: paper industry |
| cartotecnica {f} | :: female worker in the paper industry |
| cartotecnico {adj} | :: paper industry (attributive) |
| cartotecnico {m} | :: worker in the paper industry |
| cartuccia {f} | :: A cartridge |
| cartucciera {f} | :: cartridge box |
| cartulario {m} | :: cartulary (all senses) |
| caruso {m} [Sicily] | :: baby |
| Caruso {prop} | :: surname |
| Caruso {prop} | :: Enrico Caruso, Italian tenor |
| carvacrolo {m} [organic compound] | :: carvacrol |
| carvi {m} | :: caraway |
| casa {f} | :: house |
| casa {f} | :: home |
| casa {f} | :: shop |
| casa {f} [board games] | :: square |
| casa {f} | :: Family, dynasty, descent, extraction, stock, lineage, birth, origin, race (in the sense of the preceding words, not "human race") |
| casa {f} | :: Company, firm |
| casa a schiera {f} | :: terraced house, rowhouse |
| casa barca {f} [nautical] | :: houseboat |
| casa-barca {f} | :: alternative spelling of casa barca |
| Casa Bianca {prop} | :: the White House |
| casacca {f} | :: coat, jacket |
| casaccio {m} | :: chance (especially an unfortunate chance happening) |
| casa chiusa {f} | :: brothel |
| casa colonica {f} | :: farmhouse - a square of buildings surrounding a courtyard (the aia) |
| casa costruttrice {f} | :: manufacturer |
| casa da gioco {f} | :: gambling house, gambling den |
| casa d'appuntamenti {f} | :: brothel |
| Casadei {prop} | :: surname |
| casa dello studente {f} | :: hall of residence |
| casa di bambole {f} | :: dollhouse |
| casa di correzione {f} | :: house of correction |
| casa di cura {f} | :: nursing home |
| casa di malaffare {n} | :: brothel |
| casa di malaffare {n} | :: house of ill fame |
| casa di moda {f} | :: fashion house |
| casa di pena {f} | :: prison |
| casa di piacere {f} | :: brothel |
| casa di riposo {f} | :: retirement home, rest home, nursing home |
| casa discografica {f} | :: record company |
| casa discografica {f} | :: record label (brand of a company that produces records) |
| casa di tolleranza {f} [obsolete] | :: brothel |
| casa editrice {f} | :: publishing house, publisher |
| casa farmaceutica {f} | :: pharmaceutical company |
| casaforte {f} | :: fortified house |
| casa generalizia {f} | :: motherhouse |
| Casagrande {prop} | :: surname |
| Casagrande {prop} | :: An Italian publishing house |
| casalasco {adj} | :: Of or from Casalmaggiore |
| casale {m} | :: hamlet |
| casale {m} | :: farmhouse |
| Casale {prop} | :: surname |
| Casale {prop} | :: (especially in combination) Any of several small Italian towns |
| Casale Monferrato {prop} | :: Casale Monferrato (town) |
| casalese {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Casale Monferrato |
| casalese {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Casalmaggiore |
| casalese {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Casal di Principe |
| casalese {mf} | :: A native or inhabitant of Casale Monferrato |
| casalese {mf} | :: A native or inhabitant of Casalmaggiore |
| casalese {mf} | :: A native or inhabitant of Casal di Principe |
| casalese {mf} [often in the plural] | :: A member of a Camorra clan originally from Casal di Principe |
| casalinga {f} | :: housewife |
| casalingo {adj} | :: home, homely, house |
| casalingo {adj} | :: homemade |
| casalingo {m} [humorous] | :: househusband, house husband |
| Casalmaggiore {prop} | :: A town in the Cremona province of Lombardia |
| Casalodi {prop} | :: surname |
| casa madre {f} | :: motherhouse |
| casamatta {f} [military] | :: casemate |
| casamento {m} | :: apartment building, tenement |
| casamicciola {f} | :: disarray, confusion |
| casamobile {f} | :: caravan, mobile home |
| casanova {m} | :: A great seducer |
| casarecce {f} | :: A type of pasta in the form of short, narrow, twisted tubes |
| casareccio {adj} | :: alternative spelling of casereccio |
| casaro {m} | :: dairyman |
| casata {f} | :: noble family, house |
| casata {f} | :: lineage |
| casato {m} | :: family name |
| casba {f} | :: casbah |
| cascame {m} | :: waste (textile) |
| cascamorto {m} | :: womanizer |
| cascamorto {m} | :: lounge lizard |
| cascante {v} | :: present participle of cascare |
| cascante {adj} | :: drooping, droopy |
| cascare {vi} | :: To fall |
| cascata {f} | :: cascade |
| cascata {f} | :: waterfall |
| cascatella {f} | :: A small waterfall |
| cascatore {m} | :: stand-in (film double for action shots) |
| cascherino {m} | :: baker's delivery boy |
| caschetto {m} | :: A form of protective headgear used in alpinism |
| cascina {f} | :: farmstead |
| cascinaia {f} | :: farmer (female) |
| cascinaia {f} | :: dairywoman |
| cascinaio {m} | :: farmer |
| cascinaio {m} | :: dairyman |
| cascinale {m} | :: farmhouse |
| cascinale {m} | :: farmstead |
| cascinetta {f} | :: Small farmstead |
| cascino {m} | :: wooden cheese mould |
| cascinotto {m} | :: small farmhouse |
| cascinotto {m} | :: hut, shed |
| casciotta {f} | :: A form of caciotta from the province of Pesaro e Urbino |
| casciubico {m} | :: Kashubian (language) |
| casciubo {adj} | :: Kashubian |
| casco {m} | :: helmet |
| casco {m} | :: crash helmet |
| casco {m} | :: hair dryer |
| casco {m} | :: bunch (of bananas) |
| casco blu {m} | :: blue beret, blue helmet (UN peacekeeper) |
| cascola {f} | :: Premature dropping of fruit due to disease or other factors |
| cascolante {v} | :: present participle of cascolare |
| cascolare {v} [of chestnuts] | :: To ripen, open and fall from the tree |
| caseario {adj} | :: dairy (attributive) |
| caseggiato {m} | :: block of flats [British], apartment block [US] |
| caseggiato {m} | :: block (group of buildings) |
| caseificazione {f} | :: cheese making |
| caseificio {m} | :: dairy, cheese company |
| caseiforme {adj} | :: cheeselike |
| caseina {f} [protein] | :: casein |
| caseinato {m} | :: caseinate |
| casella {f} | :: box |
| casella {f} | :: square (of a chess board) |
| casella {f} | :: pigeonhole |
| Casella {prop} | :: A small town in the province of Genova in Liguria |
| casella di spunta {f} | :: tickbox, checkbox |
| casellante {m} | :: signalman (railway) |
| casellante {m} | :: level crossing keeper |
| casellante {m} | :: toll collector (motorway) |
| casella postale {f} | :: post office box |
| casellario {m} [office, furniture] | :: filing cabinet [British], file cabinet [US] |
| casellario {m} | :: records, indexes |
| casellista {mf} | :: Holder of a safe-deposit box or similar |
| casello {m} | :: toll booth, tollgate, tollbar |
| casello {m} | :: signal box |
| casentinese {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Casentino |
| casentinese {mf} | :: Native or inhabitant of Casentino |
| caseoso {adj} | :: cheesy |
| casereccio {adj} | :: homemade, home baked |
| casereccio {adj} | :: plain, simple |
| caserma {f} | :: barracks |
| casermaggio {m} | :: barracks furniture and fittings |
| casermesco {adj} | :: barrack-like |
| casermetta {f} | :: A subsection of a barracks |
| casermone {m} | :: A large apartment building, a large tenement |
| Caserta {prop} | :: Caserta (province) |
| Caserta {prop} | :: Caserta (town) |
| casertano {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Caserta |
| casertano {adj} | :: Of or relating to Caserta or the Caserta people |
| casetta {f} | :: Little house |
| Casilino {prop} | :: A district of Rome |
| Casimiro {prop} | :: Casimir |
| casinò {m} | :: casino |
| casina {f} | :: Little house |
| Casini {prop} | :: surname |
| Casini {prop} | :: Pier Ferdinando Casini, Italian politician |
| casinista {mf} | :: hellraiser |
| casinista {mf} | :: trouble maker |
| casino {m} | :: brothel |
| casino {m} | :: mess |
| casino {m} | :: hunting lodge |
| casino {m} | :: casino |
| casino {m} | :: A particular card game |
| Casio {prop} | :: Casium (titular see in north Africa) |
| casista {m} | :: casuist |
| casistica {f} | :: survey |
| casistica {f} | :: case report, case study, case mix |
| casistica {f} | :: casuistry |
| casistico {adj} [legal] | :: Based on case law |
| casistico {adj} | :: casuistic |
| caso {m} | :: chance, fate |
| caso {m} | :: chance, coincidence, accident |
| caso {m} | :: case, circumstance, matter, affair |
| caso {m} | :: possibility, opportunity, alternative |
| caso {m} [grammar] | :: case |
| casolare {m} | :: cottage, farmhouse, homestead |
| caso mai {conj} | :: alternative spelling of casomai |
| casomai {conj} | :: in case, perhaps, maybe, possibly |
| casoncello {m} [in the plural, culinary] | :: A form of ravioli from Lombardy |
| casone {m} | :: A type of peasant's house in the Veneto |
| casonseo {m} | :: (especially in plural) synonym of casoncello |
| caso obliquo {m} [grammar] | :: oblique case |
| caso retto {m} [grammar] | :: direct case |
| Casoria {prop} | :: a town in the province of Naples in Campania in Italy |
| casotto {m} | :: hut, cabin, shed |
| casotto {m} [obsolete] | :: brothel |
| casotto {m} [figuratively] | :: racket, fuss |
| casotto {m} [figuratively] | :: mess |
| caspa {f} | :: stump (of a tree) |
| caspasi {f} [enzyme] | :: caspase |
| Caspio {adj} | :: Caspian |
| caspita {interj} | :: good heavens! |
| caspita {interj} | :: for goodness' sake! |
| cassa {f} | :: case, crate, trunk |
| cassa {f} | :: cash register, cash desk |
| cassa {f} | :: fund (of money) |
| cassa {f} | :: drum (music) |
| cassa acustica {f} | :: loudspeaker (hi fi) |
| cassa armonica {f} [music] | :: sound box, soundboard |
| cassa continua {f} | :: night safe, night depository |
| cassa da morto {f} | :: coffin |
| Cassa del Mezzogiorno {prop} | :: A fund, set up in 1950, to stimulate the economy of southern Italy |
| cassa di risonanza {f} | :: echo chamber |
| cassa di risonanza {f} [music] | :: sound box, soundboard |
| cassa di risparmio {m} [finance] | :: savings bank |
| cassaforma {f} | :: mould (for a moulding) |
| cassaforte {f} | :: safe |
| cassaforte notturna {f} | :: night safe |
| cassaintegrato {adj} | :: Variant of cassintegrato |
| cassaintegrato {m} | :: Variant of cassintegrato |
| cassaintegrazione {f} | :: redundancy (from work) |
| cassandra {f} | :: storm petrel |
| Cassandra {prop} [Greek mythology] | :: Cassandra |
| Cassandra {prop} | :: given name |
| cassante {v} | :: present participle of cassare |
| cassapanca {f} [furniture] | :: settle (linen chest / seat) |
| Cassarà {prop} | :: surname |
| cassare {vt} | :: To delete, to cross out |
| cassare {vt} | :: To reverse, to overturn |
| cassaro {m} | :: alternative form of cassero |
| cassata {f} | :: cassata siciliana |
| cassata siciliana {f} | :: cassata siciliana |
| cassatella {f} | :: A deep-fried sweet type of ravioli from Trapani in Sicily |
| cassa toracica {f} [anatomy] | :: rib cage |
| cassatorio {adj} [legal] | :: cassation (attributive) |
| cassazione {f} [legal] | :: cassation |
| cassazione {f} [music] | :: cassation |
| cassazionista {adj} | :: cassationist |
| cassazionista {adj} | :: cassation (attributive) |
| casseretto {m} [nautical] | :: poop deck |
| cassero {m} [nautical] | :: quarterdeck |
| cassero {m} | :: keep, donjon |
| casseruola {f} | :: casserole [utensil], saucepan |
| casseruola del latte {f} | :: A milk saucepan |
| cassetta {f} | :: box, (small) case, crate |
| cassetta {f} | :: cassette |
| cassetta di sicurezza {f} | :: safe |
| cassetta di sicurezza {f} | :: safe-deposit box, safety-deposit box |
| cassettiera {f} | :: chest of drawers |
| cassettiera {f} | :: dresser (furniture) |
| cassettino {m} | :: A small drawer |
| cassettista {mf} | :: Holder of a safe-deposit box |
| cassetto {m} | :: drawer |
| cassettone {m} [furniture] | :: chest of drawers, bureau, buro |
| cassettone {m} [architecture] | :: coffer, caisson |
| cassidico {adj} | :: Chassidic, Hassidic |
| cassidismo {m} | :: Chassidism, Hassidism |
| cassiera {f} | :: See cassiere |
| cassiere {m} | :: cashier |
| cassiere {m} | :: teller |
| cassiere {m} | :: check-out assistant (supermarket) |
| cassinato {adj} | :: Of or from Cassino |
| cassinese {adj} | :: Cassino / Monte Cassino (attributive) |
| cassino {m} | :: A type of two-wheeled cart |
| Cassino {prop} | :: A town in the province of Frosinone in Lazio |
| cassintegrato {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or receiving monies from the cassa integrazione |
| cassintegrato {m} | :: A person who receives monies from this fund |
| cassio {m} | :: purple of Cassius |
| Cassio {prop} | :: Cassius |
| Cassio {prop} | :: given name |
| Cassiopea {prop} | :: Cassiopeia |
| cassiopeio {m} [obsolete] | :: cassiopeium |
| casso {adj} [obsolete] | :: useless, fruitless |
| casso {adj} [obsolete] | :: deprived, devoid |
| casso {m} [obsolete] | :: The concave area located below the chest |
| casso {m} [obsolete, by extension] | :: thorax |
| cassoeula {f} | :: A Lombard dish made from pork and cabbage |
| cassoeura {f} | :: alternative form of cassoeula |
| cassola {f} | :: A delicate cheesecake, traditionally served in Rome at Christmas |
| cassone {m} | :: Large chest or case |
| cassone {m} | :: cofferdam, caisson |
| cassone {m} | :: truck dumping / tipping body |
| cassonetto {m} | :: rubbish bin, wheelie bin [British], trash can [US] |
| cassonetto {m} | :: skip [British], dumpster [US] |
| cassula {f} | :: alternative form of capsula |
| cast {m} | :: cast (group of actors performing together) |
| casta {f} | :: caste |
| casta {f} | :: establishment; the exclusive class of powerful people thought to really rule Italy |
| castagna {f} | :: chestnut |
| castagnaccio {m} | :: A typical Italian chestnut flour cake |
| castagnaio {m} | :: chestnut grower, picker or seller |
| castagneto {m} | :: chestnut wood (forest) |
| castagnetta {f} | :: firecracker |
| castagnetta {f} | :: snap of the fingers |
| castagnetta {f} [in the plural] | :: castanets |
| castagno {m} | :: chestnut tree |
| castagno {m} | :: chestnut wood |
| castagnola {f} | :: firecracker |
| castagnola {f} [zoology, ichthyology] | :: damselfish, Mediterranean chromis |
| Castagnola {prop} | :: Any of several villages throughout Italy |
| castalderia {f} | :: stewardship |
| castaldo {m} | :: steward |
| castaldo {m} | :: land agent |
| castale {adj} | :: caste (attributive) |
| castalio {adj} | :: Castalian (inspired by the Muses) |
| castalio {adj} | :: poetic |
| castamente {adv} | :: chastely |
| castanese {adj} | :: Of or from Castano Primo |
| castanicolo {adj} | :: chestnut-growing (attribututive) |
| castanile {adj} | :: Of or from Castanea |
| castano {adj} | :: chestnut (colour) |
| castano {adj} | :: said of hair, brown in colour |
| Castano Primo {prop} | :: A town in the Milano province of Lombardia |
| Casteggio {prop} | :: a town in the province of Pavia in Lombardy in Italy |
| castel {m} | :: apocopic form of castello |
| Castellana {prop} | :: Any of several small towns in Italy |
| castellanese {adj} | :: Of or from Castelsardo or Castellana |
| castellano {adj} | :: castle (attributive) |
| castellano {m} | :: lord of a castle; castellan |
| Castellanza {prop} | :: A town in the Varese province of Lombardia |
| castellanzese {adj} | :: Of or from Castellanza |
| castelletto {m} | :: line of credit |
| castelletto {m} | :: scaffold, scaffolding |
| Castelli {prop} | :: surname |
| Castelli {prop} | :: (often in combination) Any of several small Italian towns |
| castelliere {m} | :: A Bronze Age fortified habitation on a hill, typically found in Istria |
| Castellitto {prop} | :: surname |
| Castellitto {prop} | :: Sergio Castellitto, Italian writer |
| castello {m} | :: castle |
| Castello {prop} | :: Castello |
| castello di carte {m} | :: house of cards |
| castellologia {f} [architecture] | :: The study of castles and similar fortifications |
| Castelnuovo Berardenga {prop} | :: A small town in the province of Siena in Tuscany |
| Castelrosso {prop} | :: Kastellorizo (Greek island) |
| Castelsardo {prop} | :: A small town in the province of Sassari in Sardegna |
| castigabile {adj} | :: punishable |
| castigamatti {m} | :: cudgel |
| castigamatti {m} | :: martinet |
| castigante {v} | :: present participle of castigare |
| castigare {vt} | :: to punish, castigate, chasten |
| castigatamente {adv} | :: chastely, soberly |
| castigatezza {f} | :: faultlessness, sobriety, chasteness |
| castigato {adj} | :: chasten, sober, pure |
| castigatore {m} | :: chastiser, castigator, censurer, spanker |
| castigatrice {f} | :: chastiser, castigator, censurer, spanker (female) |
| castigazione {f} | :: punishment |
| Castiglia {prop} | :: Castile |
| castigliano {adj} | :: Castilian |
| castigliano {m} | :: Castilian (person) |
| castigliano {m} [masculine singular only] | :: Castilian (language) |
| castiglion {m} | :: apocopic form of castiglione |
| castiglione {m} [obsolete] | :: castle, fortress; walled/fortified town |
| Castiglione {prop} | :: The name of many towns in Italy |
| Castiglione {prop} | :: surname |
| Castiglione {prop} | :: Baldassare Castiglione, Italian diplomat and author |
| Castiglione della Pescaia {prop} | :: A small town in the province of Grosseto, in Tuscany |
| castigo {m} | :: punishment |
| casting {m} | :: casting (selection of actors) |
| Castione {prop} | :: Any of several villages throughout Italy |
| Castioni {prop} | :: surname |
| castità {f} | :: chastity |
| casto {adj} | :: chaste |
| casto {adj} [by extension] | :: pure, innocent, virtuous |
| castone {m} | :: collet, beazle (on a jewel) |
| Castore {prop} [Greek mythology] | :: Castor |
| Castore {prop} [star] | :: Castor |
| castoreo {m} | :: castoreum |
| castorino {m} | :: coypu |
| castoro {m} | :: beaver (mammal) |
| castradina {f} | :: A type of soup made from mutton and cabbage traditionally eaten in Venice on the feast of the Madonna della Salute |
| castrametazione {f} | :: castrametation |
| castrante {v} | :: present participle of castrare |
| castrare {vt} | :: to castrate, geld, neuter |
| castrare {vt} | :: to frustrate |
| castrato {adj} | :: castrated, gelded, neutered |
| castrato {m} | :: wether |
| castrato {m} | :: mutton |
| castratoio {m} | :: gelding or castrating knife or tool |
| castratore {m} | :: castrator |
| castratura {f} | :: castrating |
| castratura {f} | :: gelding, spaying, neutering |
| castrazione {f} | :: castration |
| castrense {adj} | :: castrensian |
| castrismo {m} | :: Castrism |
| castrista {mf} | :: Castroist |
| castronaggine {f} | :: foolishness, stupidity |
| castrone {m} | :: gelding |
| castrone {m} | :: wether |
| castrone {m} | :: fool, blockhead |
| castroneria {f} | :: rubbish, tosh |
| casuale {adj} | :: accidental, chance (attributive), fortuitous, casual |
| casuale {adj} | :: random |
| casualismo {m} | :: casualism, fortuitism |
| casualità {f} | :: chance |
| casualità {f} | :: A chance happening |
| casualizzante {v} | :: present participle of casualizzare |
| casualizzare {v} [computing] | :: To randomize |
| casualmente {adv} | :: by chance, casually, accidentally |
| casuario {m} | :: cassowary |
| casuario australiano {m} | :: southern cassowary or double-wattled cassowary |
| casuario di Bennett {m} | :: dwarf cassowary or Bennett's cassowary |
| casuario uniappendicolato {m} | :: northern cassowary or single-wattled cassowary |
| casuccia {f} | :: diminutive of casa |
| casuccia {f} | :: a small cosy house |
| casuccia {f} | :: home |
| casuistica {f} | :: casuistry |
| casula {f} | :: chasuble |
| casupola {f} | :: hovel, hut |
| casus belli {m} | :: casus belli |
| cata- {prefix} | :: cata- (all senses) |
| catabasi {f} | :: katabasis (descent into the Underworld) |
| catabasi {f} | :: retreat (military) |
| catabatico {adj} [meteorology] | :: katabatic |
| catabolico {adj} [biochemistry] | :: catabolic |
| catabolismo {m} [biochemistry] | :: catabolism |
| catabolita {m} [biochemistry] | :: catabolite |
| catabolito {m} [biochemistry] | :: catabolite |
| catabolizzante {v} | :: present participle of catabolizzare |
| catabolizzare {vt} [biochemistry] | :: to catabolize |
| cataclasi {f} [geology] | :: cataclasis |
| cataclastico {adj} [geology] | :: cataclastic |
| cataclisma {m} | :: cataclysm |
| cataclismo {adj} | :: cataclysmic |
| catacomba {f} | :: catacomb |
| catacombale {adj} | :: catacomb (attributive) |
| catacresi {f} | :: catachresis |
| catadiottrica {f} | :: catadioptrics |
| catadiottrico {adj} | :: catadioptric |
| catadiottro {m} | :: A catadioptric lens or such an optical system |
| catadiottro {m} | :: cat's eye (reflector) |
| catadromo {adj} [biology] | :: catadromous |
| catafalco {m} | :: catafalque, catafalco |
| catafalco {m} | :: hearse, bier |
| catafascio {m} | :: wreck, ruin |
| catafora {f} | :: cataphora |
| cataforesi {f} [physics, chemistry] | :: cataphoresis (form of electrophoresis) |
| catafratta {f} [historical] | :: cataphract (defensive armor) |
| catafratto {adj} | :: covered in armor |
| catafratto {m} [historical, military] | :: cataphract |
| Catai {prop} | :: Cathay (historical name of northern China) |
| catalana {f} | :: Catalan (female) |
| catalanità {f} | :: Catalanness (identification with Catalan values and customs) |
| catalano {adj} | :: Catalan |
| catalano {m} | :: Catalan |
| Catalano {prop} | :: surname |
| catalasi {f} [enzyme] | :: catalase |
| Cataldo {prop} | :: given name |
| catalessi {f} [pathology] | :: catalepsy |
| catalessi {f} | :: catalexis |
| catalessia {f} | :: alternative spelling of catalessi |
| catalettico {adj} | :: cataleptic |
| cataletto {m} | :: coffin |
| cataletto {m} | :: stretcher |
| cataletto {m} | :: bier |
| cataletto {adj} | :: catalectic |
| catalisi {f} [chemistry] | :: catalysis |
| cataliticamente {adv} | :: catalytically |
| catalitico {adj} | :: catalytic |
| catalizzante {v} | :: present participle of catalizzare |
| catalizzare {vt} | :: To catalyse |
| catalizzato {adj} | :: catalyzed |
| catalizzatore {m} | :: catalyst |
| catalizzatore {adj} | :: catalytic |
| catalizzazione {f} | :: catalysis |
| catalogabile {adj} | :: listable |
| catalogabilità {f} | :: listability |
| catalogante {v} | :: present participle of catalogare |
| catalogare {vt} | :: to catalogue |
| catalogare {vt} | :: to list |
| catalogatore {m} | :: cataloguer / cataloger |
| catalogazione {f} | :: cataloging / cataloguing |
| cataloghista {mf} | :: cataloguer / cataloger |
| catalogico {adj} | :: catalogue (attributive) |
| catalogna {f} | :: A variety of chicory |
| Catalogna {prop} | :: Catalonia |
| catalogo {m} | :: catalogue, catalog |
| catalogo {m} | :: list |
| catalografico {adj} | :: cataloguing (attributive) |
| catalpa {f} | :: catalpa |
| catamarano {m} | :: catamaran |
| catanese {mf} | :: A native or inhabitant of Catania |
| catanese {adj} | :: Of or relating to Catania or the Catania people |
| Catania {prop} | :: Catania (province) |
| Catania {prop} | :: Catania (town) |
| catanzarese {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Catanzaro (town in southern Italy) |
| catanzarese {mf} | :: Native or inhabitant of Catanzaro |
| catanzarese {m} | :: The local dialect of Catanzaro |
| Catanzaro {prop} | :: Catanzaro (province) |
| Catanzaro {prop} | :: Catanzaro (town) |
| catapano {m} | :: catepan |
| catapecchia {f} | :: hovel, shanty |
| cataplasma {m} | :: poultice |
| cataplessia {f} | :: cataplexy |
| cataplettico {adj} | :: cataplectic |
| cataptosi {f} [biology] | :: cataptosis (cell death) |
| catapulta {f} | :: catapult |
| catapulta {f} | :: staff sling |
| catapultabile {adj} | :: ejection (attributive) |
| catapultamento {m} | :: catapulting |
| catapultamento {m} | :: A shot from a catapult |
| catapultante {v} | :: present participle of catapultare |