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g {n} :: See under G
G {letter} :: letter: gi
gabapentin {m} [medicine] :: gabapentin
gabardine {m} :: The woolen cloth gabardine
gabardine {m} :: An overcoat or raincoat, (originally) of this material
gabba {f} :: alternative form of gabbo
Gabba {prop} :: surname
gabbacompagno {m} :: crook
gabbacristiani {mf} :: trickster
gabbana {f} :: An overcoat with a hood
Gabbana {prop} :: surname
Gabbana {prop} :: Stefano Gabbana, Italian designer
gabbanella {f} :: white coat
gabbanella {f} :: housecoat, dressing gown
gabbano {m} :: Loose overcoat
gabbano {m} :: overall
gabbante {v} :: present participle of gabbare
gabbare {vt} :: to deceive, trick
gabbare {vt} :: to cheat, dupe, diddle
gabbeo {m} :: A board where salt is left to drain and dry
gabbia {f} :: cage, hutch
gabbia {f} :: clink (gaol)
gabbia {f} :: crate, skip
gabbia {f} :: muzzle
gabbia {f} :: lookout, watch tower
gabbia {f} [nautical] :: crow's nest
gabbianella {f} :: little gull
gabbianello {m} :: little gull (Larus minutus)
gabbiano {m} :: gull, seagull
gabbiano comune {m} :: black-headed gull
gabbiano reale {m} :: herring gull
gabbiano tridattilo {m} :: kittiwake, properly the black-legged kittiwake
gabbiata {f} :: cageful of animals
gabbia toracica {f} [skeleton] :: rib cage
gabbiere {m} [nautical] :: topman
gabbietta {f} :: A small cage
gabbio {m} [slang] :: jail, prison
gabbionata {f} :: gabionade
gabbione {m} :: gabion
gabbione {m} :: dock (for a prisoner in a court)
gabbiotto {m} :: porter's lodge
gabbo {m} :: joke, trick, prank
gabella {f} [obsolete] :: duty (tax on goods)
gabellante {v} :: present participle of gabellare
gabellare {vt} :: to tax, excise
gabellare {vt} :: to pass off (as)
gabelliere {m} :: excise officer, tax collector
gabellotto {m} :: A type of sharecropper in Sicily
gabinetto {m} :: cabinet
gabinetto {m} :: ministry, government
gabinetto {m} :: toilet, lavatory
gabola {f} :: hassle
Gabon {prop} :: Gabon
gabonese {adj} :: Gabonese
gabonese {mf} :: Gabonese
Gabriele {prop} :: Gabriel [biblical character]
Gabriele {prop} :: given name of biblical origin
Gabrieli {prop} :: surname
Gabriella {prop} :: given name, feminine form of Gabriele
Gadda {prop} :: surname
Gadda {prop} :: Carlo Emilio Gadda, Italian writer
Gaddo {prop} [rare] :: given name; a short form of Gherardo, Girardo, etc
gadget {m} :: gadget (small device)
gaditano {adj} :: Gaditanian
gadolinio {m} [chemistry] :: gadolinium
gadopentetico {adj} :: gadopentetic
gadoterico {adj} :: gadoteric
gaelico {adj} :: Gaelic (all senses)
gaelico {m} :: Gaelic (Scottish and Irish languages)
Gaeta {prop} :: A coastal town in the province of Latina in Lazio
Gaetano {prop} :: given name
gaettone {m} :: dogwatch
gaffa {f} [nautical] :: gaff (hooked pole)
gaffe {f} :: gaffe, blunder, boob
gagà {m} :: fop, dandy
gagate {f} [mineralogy] :: jet
gaggia {f} :: acacia
gaggianese {adj} :: Of or from Gaggiano
Gaggiano {prop} :: A small town in the province of Milano in Lombardia
Gaggini {prop} :: surname
gaggio {m} [obsolete] :: pledge, guarantee
gaggio {m} [obsolete, law, finance] :: deposit, security, guaranty (guarantee that debt will be paid; property relinquished to ensure this)
gaggio {m} [obsolete] :: wage, salary
gaggio {m} [obsolete, figurative] :: reward, prize
Gaggiolo {prop} :: An area around the town of Cantello in Lombardy
Gaggiolo {prop} :: Any of several rivers and villages throughtout Italy
gaginesco {adj} :: Gaginesque
Gagliano {prop} :: surname
gagliarda {f} [printing, dated] :: Galliard: the size of type between piccolo testo and Garamone, standardized as 8 Didot points (3.00 or 3.01 mm)
gagliarda {f} :: The galliard, a 16th-century European dance
gagliardamente {adv} :: strongly, robustly
gagliardamente {adv} :: vigorously
gagliardetto {m} :: pennant
Gagliardi {prop} :: surname
gagliardia {f} :: strength, vigour
gagliardo {adj} :: strong, robust, spanking
gagliardo {adj} :: vigorous
gaglioffaggine {f} :: foolishness
gaglioffaggine {f} :: loutishness
gaglioffo {adj} :: loutish
gaglioffo {adj} :: clumsy
gaiamente {adv} :: gaily, cheerfully, merrily
gaiezza {f} :: gaiety, cheerfulness, playfulness, frolic
gaiezza {f} :: brightness (of colour)
gaio {adj} :: cheerful, happy
gaio {adj} :: bright (colours)
gaio {adj} :: gay (original meaning)
gala {f} :: bow (ornament on a dress etc)
gala {f} :: bow tie (large)
gala {f} :: frill (guarnizione di trine o stoffa increspata)
gala {m} :: gala
gala {m} :: festivity
galactomannano {m} [carbohydrate] :: galactomannan
galagone {m} :: bush baby (of genus Galago)
galalite {f} :: galalith
galanga {f} :: galangal
galano {m} :: (especially in plural) synonym of chiacchiera (dessert)
galante {adj} :: gallant, chivalrous
galante {adj} :: amorous, romantic
galante {m} :: gallant
galanteria {f} :: gallantry
galanteria {f} :: gentlemanliness
galantina {f} :: galantine
galantuomo {m} :: gentleman
Galaso {prop} :: A river that flows in Puglia
galassia {f} :: galaxy
galassia {f} :: Milky Way
galassia a spirale {f} :: spiral galaxy
galassia nana {f} [astronomy] :: dwarf galaxy
galassia spirale {f} [astronomy] :: spiral galaxy
galata {adj} :: Galatian
galateo {m} :: etiquette
Galati {prop} [biblical] :: Galatians
galattagogo {m} [medicine] :: galactagogue
galattagogo {adj} [medicine] :: galactagogic
galattano {m} [carbohydrate] :: galactan
galatticamente {adv} :: galactically
galattico {adj} :: galactic
galattina {f} [biochemistry] :: galactin
galatto- {prefix} :: galacto-
galattofago {adj} :: galactophagous
galattoforo {adj} :: galactophorous
galattogeno {adj} :: galactagogic
galattogeno {m} [carbohydrate] :: galactogen
galattomannano {m} [carbohydrate] :: galactomannan
galattometro {m} :: galactometer
galattopoiesi {f} :: galactopoiesis
galattorrea {f} [pathology] :: galactorrhea
galattosammina {f} [organic compound] :: galactosamine
galattosemia {f} [medicine] :: galactosemia
galattosio {m} :: galactose
galatturonano {m} [carbohydrate] :: galacturonan
galatturonato {m} :: galacturonate
galatturonico {adj} :: galacturonic
galatturonide {m} [carbohydrate] :: galacturonide
galaverna {f} [weather] :: soft rime
galbano {m} :: galbanum
galbula {f} :: jacamar
galbulo {m} [botany] :: cone
galea {f} :: galley ((nautical) A long, slender Mediterranean ship propelled primarily by oars and sails)
galea {f} :: helmet (roman leather helmet)
galea aponeurotica {f} [anatomy] :: galea aponeurotica
Galeati {prop} :: surname
galeazza {f} [nautical] :: galleass
galectina {f} [protein] :: galectin
galenico {adj} :: galenical
galenico {m} [pharmacology] :: galenical
Galeno {prop} :: Galen (the physician)
Galïeno {prop} :: medieval spelling of Galeno
galeone {m} :: galleon
galeopiteco {m} :: galeopithecus
galeotta {f} :: convict (female)
galeotto {m} :: (historically) galley slave
galeotto {m} :: convict
Galeotto {prop} [rare] :: given name corresponding to the French Galehault
galera {f} :: prison, jail, jug
galera {f} :: galley
galero {m} :: galero
galestro {m} [geology] :: marl
galestroso {adj} [geology] :: marly
Galiazzo {prop} :: surname
Galiazzo {prop} :: Marco Galiazzo, Italian archer
Galilea {prop} :: Galilee
Galilei {prop} :: surname
Galilei {prop} :: Galileo Galilei, famous Italian scientist and "father of observational astronomy"
galileiano {adj} :: Galilean
Galileo {prop} :: given name
Galizia {prop} :: Galicia
galiziano {adj} :: Galician
galiziano {m} :: Galician
galla {f} :: gall
galla {f} :: acorn
galla {f} :: round pill
galla {f} :: pimple (caused by sunburn)
galla {f} :: hairgrip
gallante {v} :: present participle of gallare
Gallarate {prop} :: a town in the province of Varese in Lombardy in Italy
gallaratese {adj} :: Of, or from, Gallarate
gallaratese {m} :: A native or inhabitant of Gallarate
gallare {vt} [rare] :: To fertilize an egg
gallare {vi} [rare] :: To be fertilized an egg
gallato {adj} :: fertilized
gallatura {f} :: fertilization
galleggiabilità {f} :: buoyancy
galleggiamento {m} :: floating
galleggiante {v} :: present participle of galleggiare
galleggiante {adj} :: floating
galleggiante {m} :: float
galleggiante {m} :: barge
galleggiante {m} :: buoy
galleggiare {vi} :: To float
gallego {m} :: Galician [language]
galleina {f} [organic compound] :: gallein
galleria {f} :: tunnel
galleria {f} :: gallery, arcade
galleria {f} :: balcony or circle (in a theatre)
galleria d'armi {f} :: armoury
galleria d'arte {f} :: art gallery
galleria del vento {f} :: wind tunnel
gallerista {mf} :: gallerist
gallerista {mf} :: art dealer
Galles {prop} :: Wales
gallese {adj} :: Welsh
gallese {m} :: Welshman
gallese {m} :: (in plural, referring to the people of Wales: i gallesi) the Welsh
gallese {f} :: Welshwoman
galletta {f} :: cracker (biscuit)
galletta {f} [nautical] :: ship's biscuit
galletto {m} :: cockerel
galletto {m} :: cocky young man
galletto {m} :: wing nut
galletto {m} [mushrooms] :: chanterelle, golden chanterelle, girolle (Cantharellus cibarius)
Galli {prop} :: Gauls
gallicanesimo {m} :: Gallicanism
gallicano {adj} :: Gallic, Gallican
Gallicano {prop} :: A small town in the province of Lucca in Tuscany
galliciano {adj} :: Galician (pertaining to the people or language of Galicia)
gallicismo {m} :: gallicism
gallicizzante {v} :: present participle of gallicizzare
gallicizzare {vt} :: to gallicize
gallico {adj} :: Gallic, French
gallico {adj} [organic chemistry] :: gallic
gallico {m} [singular only] :: Gaulish (language)
gallicolo {adj} :: gallicolous
galligeno {adj} :: galligenic, gallogenic (producing galls)
gallina {f} :: hen
gallinaccio {m} :: chanterelle
gallinaccio {m} :: turkey
gallinaceo {adj} :: gallinaceous
gallinaceo {m} :: gallinacean
gallina dalle uova d'oro {f} [figuratively, idiomatic] :: the golden goose (something that generates profit or gives great advantages)
gallinaio {m} :: synonym of pollaio
gallina prataiola {f} :: little bustard
gallinella {f} :: young hen
gallinella {f} :: gurnard
gallinella d'acqua {f} :: moorhen
gallio {m} [chemistry] :: gallium
Gallipoli {prop} :: A town in the Lecce province of Puglia
Gallipoli {prop} :: Gallipoli (town and peninsula in Turkey)
gallipolino {adj} :: Of or from Gallipoli (town in Puglia)
gallismo {m} :: machismo
gallo {m} :: rooster, cock
gallo {adj} :: Gallic
gallo- {prefix} :: Gallo-
galloccia {f} [nautical] :: cleat, kevel
gallo cedrone {m} :: capercaillie or wood grouse
gallofobia {f} :: Gallophobia
galloitalico {adj} :: Variant of gallo-italico
gallo-italico {adj} :: Gallo-Italian
gallomania {f} :: Francomania, Gallomania
gallonante {v} :: present participle of gallonare
gallonare {vt} :: To braid
gallonato {adj} :: braided; gallooned
gallonato {adj} :: liveried
gallonato {adj} :: brass
gallone {m} :: stripe, chevron (military insignia)
gallone {m} :: braid, galloon
gallone {m} :: gallon
galloromanzo {adj} :: Gallo-Romance
galloromanzo {m} :: Gallo-Romance (language)
gallozzola {f} :: blister
gallozzola {f} :: bubble (in a liquid)
Gallura {prop} :: A historic region of Sardinia, once an independent state
gallurese {adj} :: of or from Gallura
gallurese {mf} :: a native or inhabitant of Gallura
gallurese {m} :: Gallurese (lect)
galoche {f} :: galosh(es)
galoppante {v} :: present participle of galoppare
galoppante {adj} :: galloping
galoppare {vi} :: to gallop
galoppare {vi} :: to rush around
galoppata {f} :: gallop
galoppata {f} :: run
galoppatoio {m} :: riding track
galoppatore {m} :: galloper
galoppino {m} :: errand boy, gofer
galoppino {m} :: canvasser
galoppo {m} :: gallop
galoscia {f} :: galosh
Galtarossa {prop} :: surname
Galtarossa {prop} :: Rossano Galtarossa, Italian rower
Galuppi {prop} :: surname
Galuppi {prop} :: Baldassare Galuppi, Italian composer
Galvani {prop} :: surname
Galvani {prop} :: Luigi Galvani, Italian physician and anatomist
galvanico {adj} :: galvanic
galvanismo {m} :: galvanism
galvanizzante {v} :: present participle of galvanizzare
galvanizzare {vt} :: to galvanize [all senses]
galvanizzatore {m} :: galvanizer
galvanizzazione {f} :: galvanization (all senses)
galvano- {prefix} :: electricity or galvanism
galvano {m} :: electrotype
Galvano {prop} :: Gawain
Galvano {prop} :: Gavin
galvanometria {f} [physics] :: galvanometry
galvanometro {m} [physics] :: galvanometer
galvanoplastica {f} :: galvanoplasty
galvanoplastica {f} :: galvanoplastics
galvanoplastico {adj} :: galvanoplastic
galvanoscopio {m} :: galvanoscope
galvanostegia {f} :: electroplating
galvanostegista {mf} :: electroplater
galvanotecnica {f} :: electroplating (science and technology of)
galvanoterapia {f} :: electrotherapy
galvanotipia {f} :: electrotype
galvanotipista {mf} :: electrotypist
gamba {f} :: leg (from knee to ankle)
gamba {f} :: leg (of furniture)
gamba {f} :: stroke (of a letter)
gambacorta {mf} :: lame person
gambacorta {mf} :: short-legged person
Gambadilegno {prop} :: Peg Leg Pete, Black Pete (Disney character)
gambale {m} :: legging
gambale {m} :: bootleg (part of a boot that covers the leg)
gambalesta {mf} [colloquial] :: A fast runner
gambaletto {m} :: knee sock
gambaletto {m} :: leg cast
gambaletto {m} :: air cast
gambalunga {mf} :: A person with long legs
Gambarogno {prop} :: A small town in the Ticino canton of Switzerland
gambasecca {n} :: fairy ring mushroom (of genus Marasmius)
gambecchio {m} :: Any of several small birds, but especially the little stint (Calidris minuta); more fully gambecchio comune
gamberetto {m} :: shrimp
gambero {m} :: prawn
gamberone {m} :: Any of various large prawns
gambese {adj} :: Gambian
gambesecche {f} [mushrooms] :: scotch bonnet, fairy ring mushroom (Marasmius oreades)
gambetta {f} :: Little leg
gambetto {m} :: gambit (in chess)
Gambia {prop} :: Gambia
gambiana {f} :: Gambian (female)
gambiano {adj} :: Gambian
gambiano {m} :: Gambian
gambiera {f} :: greave
gambina {f} :: Little leg
gambino {m} :: A ditch supplying water to a paddy field
gambino {m} :: The rear part of the upper of a shoe
gambino {m} :: A short pit prop
gambista {mf} [music] :: A person who plays the viola da gamba
gambizzante {v} :: present participle of gambizzare
gambizzare {vt} :: to kneecap [shoot in the leg]
gambizzato {adj} :: kneecapped (shot in the leg)
gambizzazione {f} :: kneecapping (shooting in the leg)
gambo {m} :: stem, stalk, stipe
gambotta {f} [colloquial, especially in plural] :: Muscular upper leg(s) (especially of a woman)
gambusia {f} :: gambusia
gamella {f} :: mess tin
gamella {f} :: billy, billycan
gamete {m} [cytology] :: gamete
gametico {adj} :: gametic
gametocita {m} :: gametocyte
gametofitico {adj} [biology] :: gametophytic
gametofito {m} [biology] :: gametophyte
gametogamia {f} [biology] :: gametogony
gametogenesi {n} :: gametogenesis
-gamia {suffix} :: -gamy
gamia {f} [biology] :: gamic (sexual) reproduction
gamico {adj} [biology] :: gamic
gamma {mf} :: The name of the Greek-script letter Γ/γ; gamma
gamma {f} :: range, gamut
gammaglobulina {f} [protein] :: gamma globulin
gammaglobulinemia {f} [medicine] :: gammaglobulinemia
gammato {adj} :: Only used in the term croce gammata
gammopatia {f} [disease] :: gammopathy
-gamo {suffix} :: -gamous
gamopetalo {adj} [botany] :: gamopetalous
gamosepalo {adj} [botany] :: gamosepalous
gamurra {f} :: a long shabby coat
ganascia {f} :: jaw
ganascino {m} :: cheek (of the face)
gancetto {m} :: Little hook
gancetto {m} :: háček
gancino {m} [dentistry] :: Any of several small hooks used to hold a dental appliance / brace in position
gancio {m} :: hook (all senses)
Gand {prop} :: Ghent, the capital city of the province of East Flanders, Belgium
gandarico {adj} :: Gandharan
gandhismo {m} :: Gandhism
Gandolfo {prop} :: given name
Ganellone {prop} :: Ganelon
gang {n} :: gang, specifically:
gang {n} [dated] :: A group of people
gang {n} [dated] :: A group of laborers under one foreman
gang {n} :: A criminal group
ganga {f} [rare] :: A criminal group
ganga {f} [jocular] :: A group of people
Gange {prop} :: Ganges (river)
Gangemi {prop} :: surname
gangetico {adj} :: Gangetic
gangherella {f} :: eye (for a hook)
ganghero {m} :: hinge
ganghista {mf} [colloquial] :: A member of a gang
gangliare {adj} :: ganglial
gangliforme {adj} [anatomy] :: gangliform
ganglio {m} [anatomy] :: ganglion
ganglioma {m} [pathology] :: ganglioneuroma
ganglioside {m} [biochemistry] :: ganglioside
gangliosidosi {f} [pathology] :: gangliosidosis
gangrena {f} :: alternative form of cancrena; gangrene
gangrenoso {adj} :: gangrenous
gangster {mf} :: gangster
gangsterismo {m} :: gangsterism
gangsteristico {adj} :: gangster, gangsterism (attributive)
ganimede {m} :: dandy, fop, beau
Ganimede {prop} :: Ganymede
ganzo {adj} [archaic] :: extra-marriage lover
ganzo {adj} [colloquial] :: smart, clever, cool
gappista {adj} :: Relating to the resistance movement Gruppi di Azione Patriottica
gara {f} :: competition (the act of competing)
gara {f} [sports] :: competition; contest; event; race
gara d'appalto {f} [legal] :: tender (formal offer to buy or sell something)
garage {m} :: garage (domestic storage for a car; motor repair facility)
garagista {mf} :: owner or manager of a garage
garagista {mf} :: car mechanic
garante {adj} :: guarantee, guarantor (attributive)
garante {mf} :: guarantor
garantente {v} :: present participle of garantire
garantentesi {v} :: present participle of garantirsi
garantire {vt} :: to guarantee, warrant, ensure, assure
garantire {vt} :: to vouch for, stand guarantor for
garantirsi {v} :: reflexive of garantire
garantirsi {v} :: to secure oneself, insure oneself
garantismo {m} [legal] :: The guarantee of civil liberties
garantista {adj} :: respectful of civil liberties
garantista {f} :: advocate of civil liberties
garantistico {adj} :: respectful of civil rights or civil liberties
garantito {adj} :: guaranteed
garantito {adj} :: certain
garantitosi {v} :: past participle of garantirsi
garanza {f} :: madder
garanzia {f} :: guarantee, warrant, security
garbante {v} :: present participle of garbare
garbare {vi} :: to like, to suit
garbatamente {adv} :: politely, courteously
garbatezza {f} :: courtesy, politeness
garbatezza {f} :: kindness
garbato {adj} :: courteous, polite
garbato {adj} :: kind
garbino {m} :: the south-west wind that blows on the Adriatic coasts
garbo {m} :: politeness, gentleness, tact, grace
garbo {m} :: graceful form
garbo {m} [nautical] :: curvature of the hull
garbuglio {m} :: tangle
garbuglio {m} :: muddle, mess
garbuglione {m} :: muddler
Garda {prop} :: A small town, on the shore of Lake Garda, in the Verona province of veneto
gardenese {adj} :: Of or pertaining to Val Gardena
gardenese {mf} :: Native or inhabitant of Val Gardena
gardenese {m} :: The Ladin dialect of Val Gardena
gardenia {f} :: gardenia
gardense {adj} :: Of or from Lake Garda
gardesano {adj} :: Of or from Garda or the area around Lake Garda
gareggiamento {m} :: competition
gareggiante {v} :: present participle of gareggiare
gareggiare {vi} :: to compete, vie
garenna {f} :: rabbit warren
Garfagnana {prop} :: A historic region of central Italy within the modern province of Lucca in Tuscany
garfagnino {adj} :: Of or from the Garfagnana
garganella {f} :: Used only in the phrase "bere a garganella" - to drink from the bottle
garganico {adj} :: Of or from Gargano
Gargano {prop} :: A peninsula on the coast of Puglia (often represented as the spur of the boot of Italy)
gargantuesco {adj} :: gargantuan
gargarismo {m} :: gargle
gargarizzante {v} :: present participle of gargarizzare
gargarizzare {vi} :: To gargle
gargarozzo {m} [colloquial] :: throat, gullet
gargolla {f} :: gargoyle (grotesque water spout)
gargouille {f} :: gargoyle (grotesque water spout)
Garibaldi {prop} :: surname
Garibaldi {prop} :: Giuseppe Garibaldi, Italian general and patriot
Garibaldi {prop} :: Anita Garibaldi, Italian patriot and wife of Giuseppe Garibaldi
garibaldina {f} :: A supporter of Giuseppe Garibaldi
garibaldino {adj} :: Garibaldian (of or pertaining to Giuseppe Garibaldi)
garibaldino {m} :: A supporter of Garibaldi
gariga {f} :: garrigue
Garigliano {prop} :: A river that flows in Lazio
gariglio {m} :: alternative form of gheriglio
garitta {f} :: sentry-box
garnettante {v} :: present participle of garnettare
garnettare {v} :: to garnett
garnettatrice {f} :: garnett (machine)
garnettatura {f} :: garnetting (process)
Garobbio {prop} :: surname
garofanino {m} :: synonym of epilobio
garofano {m} :: (Dianthus) pink
garofano {m} :: (Dianthus caryophyllus) carnation, clove pink
Garonna {prop} :: Garonne (river)
garçonnière {f} :: bachelor pad
garçonnière {f} :: love nest
Garozzo {prop} :: surname
garrente {v} :: present participle of garrire
garrese {m} :: withers
garretto {m} :: hock (of a quadruped)
garrire {vi} :: to chirp (of birds)
garrire {vi} [obsolete] :: to chatter
garrito {m} :: chirping (of birds)
Garrone {prop} :: surname
Garrone {prop} :: Matteo Garrone, Italian film maker
garrota {f} :: garrote
garrotante {v} :: present participle of garrotare
garrotare {v} :: To garrote
garrotta {f} :: garrote
garrulità {f} :: garrulity
garrulo {adj} :: chirping (bird)
garrulo {adj} :: talkative, garrulous
garza {f} :: gauze
garzante {v} :: present participle of garzare
garzare {v} :: to teasel
garzatore {m} :: teaseler (person)
garzatrice {f} :: teaseler (machine, female person)
garzatura {f} :: teaseling (operation)
garzetta {f} :: little egret (Egretta garzetta)
garzo {m} :: teasel
garzone {m} :: boy (that assists, or runs errands in a shop)
garzone {m} :: errand boy
garzone {m} :: apprentice
gas {m} :: gas (state of matter, petroleum)
gas {m} :: petrol
gas {m} :: poison gas
gasante {v} :: present participle of gasare
gasare {vt} :: to aerate (add fizz to liquid)
gasare {vt} :: to gas (kill by gassing)
gasato {adj} :: aerated
gasato {adj} :: killed by gassing
gasato {adj} :: high (slang: stoned)
gascromatografia {f} [chemistry] :: gas chromatography
gascromatografico {adj} :: gas chromatography (attributive)
gascromatografo {m} [chemistry] :: gas chromatograph
gasdinamica {f} [physics] :: gas dynamics
gasdotto {m} :: gas pipeline
gas esilarante {m} [chemistry, ] :: laughing gas, nitrous oxide
gas ideale {m} [physics] :: ideal gas
gasiera {f} :: gasworks
gasindio {m} :: A feudal vassal of the king in the time of the Lombards
gasista {m} :: A gas mechanic or engineer
gas naturale {m} :: natural gas
gas naturale liquefatto {m} :: liquefied natural gas
gasogeno {m} :: gas producer
gasolina {f} :: petrol / gasoline
gasolio {m} :: diesel oil, derv
gasometrico {adj} :: gasometric
gasometro {m} :: gasometer (large storage container)
gasoso {adj} :: gaseous (Variant of: gassoso)
Gaspare {prop} :: given name, cognate to the English Caspar and Jasper
Gaspare {prop} :: Caspar of the Magi
gas perfetto {m} [physics] :: ideal gas
Gasperi {prop} :: surname
gassa {f} [nautical] :: stopper knot
gassante {v} :: present participle of gassare
gassare {vt} :: To aerate or carbonate
gassare {vt} :: To gas (to kill with poisonous gas)
gassato {adj} :: carbonated, fizzy, sparkling
gassatura {f} :: aeration, carbonation (of a liquid)
gassatura {f} :: gassing (killing with gas)
gas serra {m} :: greenhouse gas
gassificante {v} :: present participle of gassificare
gassificare {v} :: to gasify
gassificatore {m} :: gasifier
gassificazione {f} :: gasification (of coal)
gassista {mf} :: gas fitter or engineer
gassogeno {m} :: Variant of gasogeno
gassometria {f} :: gasometry
gassometro {m} :: Variant of gasometro
gassosa {f} :: fizzy drink; pop
gassoso {adj} :: gaseous
gastaldo {m} :: chamberlain (in a medieval court)
gasteropode {m} :: gastropod
Gastone {prop} :: given name, cognate to French Gaston
gastr- {prefix} :: gastr-
gastralgia {f} [pathology] :: gastralgia, stomach pain
gastrectasia {f} [medicine] :: gastrectasia
gastrectomia {f} [surgery] :: gastrectomy
gastrico {adj} :: gastric
gastrina {f} [biochemistry] :: gastrin
gastrite {f} [pathology] :: gastritis
gastro- {prefix} :: gastro-
gastrocele {m} [pathology] :: gastrocele
gastrodinia {f} [pathology] :: gastrodynia
gastroduodenale {adj} [anatomy] :: gastroduodenal
gastroenterico {adj} [medicine] :: gastroenteric, gastrointestinal
gastroenterite {f} [disease] :: gastroenteritis
gastroenterologa {f} :: gastroenterologist (female)
gastroenterologia {f} [medicine] :: gastroenterology
gastroenterologico {adj} :: gastroenterological
gastroenterologo {m} :: gastroenterologist
gastroepatico {adj} :: gastrohepatic
gastroepatite {f} :: gastrohepatitis
gastroesofageo {adj} [anatomy] :: gastroesophageal
gastro-esofageo {adj} :: alternative spelling of gastroesofageo
gastroestetico {adj} :: Concerning the beauty or aesthetics of food
gastrointestinale {adj} [anatomy] :: gastrointestinal
gastrolabile {adj} :: Not resistant to the action of gastric juices
gastrologia {f} [medicine] :: gastrology
gastronoma {f} :: (female) gastronome, gourmet
gastronomia {f} [foods and drinks] :: gastronomy
gastronomia {f} :: delicatessen, deli
gastronomicamente {adv} :: gastronomically
gastronomico {adj} :: gastronomic
gastronomo {m} :: gastronome, gourmet
gastropatia {f} [pathology] :: disease of the stomach; gastropathy
gastropessi {f} [surgery] :: gastropexy
gastroresezione {f} [surgery] :: gastroresection
gastroresistente {adj} [medicine] :: gastro-resistant (of drugs, resistant to stomach acids)
gastrorragia {f} [medicine] :: gastrorrhagia
gastroscopia {f} [medicine] :: esophagogastroduodenoscopy, EGD
gastroscopio {m} [medicine] :: gastroscope
gastrotomia {f} [surgery] :: gastrotomy
gastrovascolare {adj} [anatomy] :: gastrovascular
gastrulazione {f} :: gastrulation
gatta {f} :: female, (queen) cat
gatta {f} :: sex kitten
gattabuia {f} [colloquial, humorous] :: clink, slammer (prison)
gatta ci cova {interj} :: I smell a rat!
gatta da pelare {f} :: thankless task
gatta da pelare {f} [idiomatic] :: a hard row to hoe, a tough nut to crack
gattaia {f} [usually uncountable] :: catmint, catnip
gattaiola {f} :: cat flap
gatta morta {f} :: alternative spelling of gattamorta
gattamorta {f} :: A shallow and manipulative person, especially a woman; a tease or slyboots
gattara {f} [regional, colloquial, sometimes derogatory] :: A woman catlover who feeds alley cats or spends time with domestic cats; a cat lady
gattaro {m} [regional, colloquial, sometimes derogatory] :: A catlover who feeds alley cats or spends time with domestic cats
gatta siamese {f} :: Siamese cat (female)
gatteggiamento {m} :: glittering, glinting
gatteggiante {v} :: present participle of gatteggiare
gatteggiare {vi} :: To glitter or glint (like cat eyes)
gattello {m} :: A short shelf that supports a purlin
gattesco {adj} :: catlike, catty, cattish
gattice {m} :: white poplar (tree)
gattile {m} :: cat shelter (for stray cats)
gattina {f} :: female kitten
gattina {f} :: pussy
gattinara {f} :: A red wine made from Nebbiolo grapes in the region of Vercellese
Gattinara {prop} :: A town in the province of Vercelli in Piedmont
gattinarese {adj} :: Of or from Gattinara
gattinarese {mf} :: Native or inhabitant of Gattinara
gattino {m} [irrespective of sex] :: kitten
gattino {m} :: (male) kitten
gattino {m} :: catkin (botany)
gatto {m} :: cat
gatto {m} :: (male) tom, tomcat
Gatto {prop} :: surname
gatto a nove code {m} :: cat-o'-nine-tails
Gatto con gli Stivali {prop} :: Puss in Boots
gatto dai piedi neri {m} :: black-footed cat
gatto del deserto della Cina {m} :: Chinese desert cat
gatto della giungla {m} :: jungle cat or swamp lynx
gatto delle foreste norvegesi {m} [domestic cat] :: Norwegian Forest Cat
gatto delle nevi {m} :: snow groomer, snowcat
gatto delle sabbie {m} :: sand cat
gatto domestico {m} :: domestic cat, house cat
gatto dorato asiatico {m} :: Asiatic golden cat
gattofila {f} :: cat lover (female)
gattofilo {adj} :: cat-loving, cat lover (attributive)
gattofilo {m} :: cat lover
gatto mammone {m} :: bogeyman
gattomammone {m} :: alternative spelling of gatto mammone
gattonamento {m} :: crawling (of a baby)
gattonante {v} :: present participle of gattonare
gattonare {vi} :: To crawl (of a baby)
gattonare {vi} :: To stalk
gattone {m} :: big cat (pet)
gattoni {adv} :: on all fours
gattoni {mp} [disease, plurale tantum, colloquial] :: mumps
gattoni {mp} :: plural of gattone
gattopardesco {adj} :: relating to gattopardismo
gattopardismo {m} :: The creation of political reforms that are only apparent rather than substantial
gattopardo {m} :: serval (cat)
gattopardo {m} :: ocelot (cat)
gattopardo {m} :: nursehound (fish)
gattopardo {m} :: catfish (fish)
gatto randagio {m} :: stray cat, alley cat
gatto selvatico {m} :: wild cat (type of cat)
gatto siamese {m} :: Siamese cat (male)
gatto siberiano {m} [domestic cat] :: Siberian cat
gattuccio {m} :: dogfish
gauchisme {m} [politics] :: leftism
gauchiste {mf} :: leftist (person of the left wing in politics)
gaudente {adj} :: pleasure-seeking, pleasure-loving
gaudente {mf} :: pleasure-seeker
gaudente {mf} :: binger
Gaudenzio {prop} :: given name
gaudio {m} :: joy, happiness
gaudiosamente {adv} :: joyfully
gaudioso {adj} :: joyful
Gaudo {prop} :: An archaeological site near Paestum
gaullismo {m} :: Gaullism
gaullista {mf} :: Gaullist
gaulterina {f} [organic compound] :: gaultherin
gaussiano {adj} :: Gaussian
gavetta {f} :: mess tin
gavetta {f} :: stint, period of time spent in the ranks of the army before being promoted
gavettone {m} [military] :: Large cooking vessel (see gavetta)
gavettone {m} :: water bomb (balloon filled with water)
gavettone {m} [nautical] :: dogwatch
Gavi {prop} :: A comune in the province of Alessandria in Piedmont
Gavi {m} :: A delicate white wine made from Cortese grapes
gaviale {m} :: gavial
gavigliano {m} :: quillon
Gaville {prop} :: A village near Figline Valdarno in the province of Firenze
gavina {f} :: common gull (Larus canus)
Gavino {prop} :: given name, equivalent to English Gavin
gavitello {m} [nautical] :: buoy
gavone {m} [nautical] :: peak
gavone di poppa {m} [nautical] :: afterpeak
gavone di prua {m} [nautical] :: forepeak
gavotta {f} :: gavotte
gazante {v} :: present participle of gazare
gazare {v} :: to gas or singe (textiles)
gazatore {m} :: gasser
gazatrice {f} :: singer (singeing machine)
gazatura {f} :: singeing, gassing (of textiles)
gazometro {m} :: alternative form of gasometro
gazoso {adj} :: gaseous (Variant of gassoso)
gazza {f} :: magpie
gazza marina {f} :: razorbill
gazzara {f} :: din, racket
gazzarra {f} :: racket, hullabaloo, hubbub, noise
gazzella {f} :: gazelle (mammal)
gazzella {f} :: police car (Carabinieri)
gazzera {f} :: Variant of gazza
gazzetta {f} :: gazette
gazzetta {f} :: ancient Venetian money (one "gazzetta" to buy local newpaper)
gazzettiere {m} :: hack (local reporter)
gazzettiere {m} :: scribbler
gazzettino {m} :: gazette
gazzettino {m} :: page, section (of a newspaper)
gazzettino {m} :: gossip
gazzettistico {adj} :: newspaper (attributive)
gazzettistico {adj} :: sensationalist
gazzettone {m} :: 17th century Venetian copper coin
gazzosa {f} :: soda, fizzy drink
GdF {initialism} [armed forces] :: initialism of Guardia di Finanza (GdF)
GdF {initialism} :: The arm of the Italian armed forces responsible for fighting financial crime, tax evasion and smuggling
GDR {initialism} [gaming] :: gioco di ruolo {m} (role-playing game)
GE {abbr} :: Genova
Gea {prop} [Greek god] :: Gaea
geastro {m} :: earthstar
geco {m} :: gecko
gedanese {adj} :: Of or from Gdańsk (city in Poland)
Gedda {prop} :: Jeddah (city in Saudi Arabia)
Gedeone {prop} :: Gideon [biblical character]
Gedeone {prop} :: given name
geenna {f} :: gehenna
Geenna {prop} :: Gehenna
gefirina {f} [protein] :: gephyrin
geiger {m} :: Geiger counter
geisha {f} :: geisha
Gela {prop} :: a town in the province of Caltanissetta in Sicily in Italy
gelante {v} :: present participle of gelare
gelare {vt} :: To freeze, to chill, to frost
gelare {vi} :: To freeze
gelare {vi} :: (impersonal) To be freezing
gelata {f} :: frost, freezing
gelataia {f} :: ice cream seller
gelataio {m} :: ice cream seller
gelateria {f} :: A gelateria, a shop that sells ice cream or gelato (Italian-style ice cream)
gelatiera {f} :: ice cream worker
gelatiera {f} [rare] :: ice cream seller
gelatiera {f} [feminine only] :: ice cream maker (machine used for homemade ice cream)
gelatiere {m} :: ice cream worker
gelatiere {m} [rare] :: ice cream seller
gelatina {f} :: gelatine
gelatinasi {f} [enzyme] :: gelatinase
gelatinizzante {v} :: present participle of gelatinizzare
gelatinizzante {adj} :: gelatinizing, jelling
gelatinizzante {m} :: jelling agent
gelatinizzantesi {v} :: present participle of gelatinizzarsi
gelatinizzare {vt} :: to gelatinize
gelatinizzarsi {vr} :: To gelatinize or gel
gelatinizzatosi {v} :: past participle of gelatinizzarsi
gelatinizzazione {f} :: gelatinization
gelatinoso {adj} :: gelatinous
gelato {adj} :: icy, frozen, very cold
gelato {m} [also uncountable] :: ice cream, gelato
gelese {adj} :: Of, or from, Gela
gelese {m} :: A native or inhabitant of Gela
gelicidio {m} :: glaze, glaze ice (caused by freezing rain)
gelicolo {adj} :: gelicolous
gelidamente {adv} :: icily, frostily
gelido {adj} :: icy, freezing, gelid
gelido {adj} :: frosty
gelificante {v} :: present participle of gelificare
gelificante {adj} :: gelling
gelificante {m} :: gelling agent
gelificare {vit} :: to gel (form or become a gel)
gelificazione {f} :: gelatinization
Gelindo {prop} :: given name
gellaba {f} [clothing] :: djellaba
gellano {m} :: gellan
gelo {m} :: intense cold
gelo {m} :: frost
gelo {m} :: cold weather
gelo {m} :: icy water
gelo {m} :: coldness (lack of enthusiasm etc)
gelone {m} :: chilblain
Gelone {prop} :: Gelo
gelosamente {adv} :: jealously
gelosia {f} :: jealousy
gelosia {f} :: shutter (of a Venetian blind)
gelosissimo {adj} :: Very jealous
geloso {adj} :: jealous
gelseto {m} :: mulberry grove
gelsicoltore {m} :: mulberry grower
gelsicoltura {f} :: mulberry growing
gelso {m} :: mulberry (plant)
gelsolina {f} [protein] :: gelsolin
Gelsomina {prop} :: given name, equivalent to English Jasmine
gelsomino {m} :: jasmine, jessamine (plants and the perfume obtained from them)
Geltrude {prop} :: Gertrude
gemebondo {adj} :: mournful, plaintive
gemella {f} :: twin (female)
gemellaggio {m} :: town twinning
gemellante {v} :: present participle of gemellarsi
gemellantesi {v} :: present participle of gemellarsi
gemellanza {f} :: twinship
gemellare {adj} :: twin (attributive)
gemellarità {f} :: twin birth or pregnancy
gemellarsi {vr} :: To twin (to form links between towns etc)
gemellatosi {v} :: past participle of gemellarsi
Gemelli {prop} :: Gemini (the constellation)
Gemelli {prop} :: Gemini (the star sign)
gemellina {f} :: A baby twin girl
gemellina {f} :: A young twin (female)
gemellino {m} :: A baby twin
gemellino {m} :: A young twin
gemellipara {f} :: A mother of twins
gemelliparo {adj} :: gemelliparous (bearing twins)
gemello {adj} :: twin
gemello {adj} [anatomy] :: gemellus
gemello {m} :: twin
gemello {m} [in the plural] :: cufflinks
gemello {m} [anatomy] :: gemellus muscle
gemello {m} [in the plural] :: twinset
gemellologia {f} :: gemellology
gemente {v} :: present participle of gemere
gemere {vi} :: to groan, wail or moan
gemere {vi} :: to whine (of a dog)
gemere {vi} :: to creak (of a wheel etc)
gemere {vi} :: to coo (of a bird)
gemicante {v} :: present participle of gemicare
gemicare {v} :: To drip
geminale {adj} [chemistry] :: geminal
geminante {v} :: present participle of geminare
geminare {v} :: to redouble
geminare {v} :: to geminate
geminazione {f} :: twinning
geminazione {f} :: gemination
geminina {f} [protein] :: geminin
gemino {adj} :: twin (attributive)
gemino {adj} :: geminous
gemitio {m} :: Continuous dripping or oozing
gemito {m} :: groan, moan
Gemito {prop} :: surname
Gemito {prop} :: Vincenzo Gemito, Italian sculptor
gemma {f} :: bud
gemma {f} :: gem, jewel
Gemma {prop} :: given name, notably of Dante's wife, and of a 19th/20th century saint
gemmante {v} :: present participle of gemmare
gemmare {vi} :: To bud
gemmazione {f} [botany] :: gemmation, budding
gemmifero {adj} :: gemmiferous
gemmiparo {adj} :: gemmiparous
gemmologa {f} :: gemologist (female)
gemmologia {f} :: gemology
gemmologico {adj} :: gemological
gemmologo {m} :: gemologist
gemmoso {adj} [botany] :: Having lots of buds
gemmoso {adj} :: gemmiferous
Gemona {prop} :: A town in the Udine province of Friuli-Venezia Giulia
gemonese {adj} :: Of or from Gemona
gendarme {m} :: policeman (armed)
gendarmeria {f} :: police station
gendarmeria {f} :: gendarmerie
gene {m} [genetics] :: gene
genealogia {f} :: genealogy
genealogicamente {adv} :: genealogically
genealogico {adj} :: genealogical
genealogista {mf} :: genealogist
genepì {m} :: wormwood, mugwort
genepì {m} :: A liqueur flavoured with wormwood
generabile {adj} :: generative
generabile {adj} :: generable
generabilità {f} :: Property of being generative or generable
generalato {m} :: generalship
generale {adj} :: general
generale {m} :: general
generalesco {adj} :: military-like; authoritarian
generalessa {f} :: battle-axe (belligerent woman), virago
generalismo {m} :: generalism
generalissimo {m} :: commander in chief
generalista {adj} :: generalist
generalista {adj} [Switzerland] :: general (not specialized) [used especially of TV programmes that appeal to a general audience]
generalità {f} :: generality
generalità {f} :: majority
generalità {f} :: (in plural) particulars
generalizio {adj} :: superior general (attributive)
generalizio {adj} :: general (attributive)
generalizzabile {adj} :: generalizable
generalizzabilità {f} :: generalizability
generalizzante {v} :: present participle of generalizzare
generalizzare {vt} :: to generalize, spread
generalizzare {vi} [but takes avere as auxiliary verb] :: to generalize
generalizzato {adj} :: general
generalizzato {adj} :: common, widespread
generalizzazione {f} :: generalization
generalmente {adv} :: generally, normally
generante {v} :: present participle of generare
generantesi {v} :: present participle of generarsi
generare {v} :: to procreate, to beget, to breed, to create
generare {v} :: to generate, to cause, to breed, to foster, to produce, to beget
generarsi {vr} :: to be produced, to be born
generarsi {vr} :: to be generated, to be caused, to arise
generativismo {m} :: generative grammar
generativista {adj} [linguistics] :: generative
generativo {adj} :: generative
generatore {m} :: generator (especially electrical)
generatosi {v} :: past participle of generarsi
generatrice {f} [mathematics] :: generatrix
generazionale {adj} :: generation (attribute), generational
generazionalmente {adv} :: generationally
generazione {f} :: generation, procreation, production
generazione {f} :: breed progeny, generation
genere {m} :: kind
genere {m} [grammar] :: gender (of nouns, adjectives, pronouns)
genere {m} [grammar] :: gender, voice (of verbs)
genere {m} [taxonomy] :: genus
genere {m} :: genre
genere {m} :: product
genericamente {adv} :: generically
genericamente {adv} :: vaguely, imprecisely
genericità {f} :: vagueness, generality
generico {adj} :: generic
generico {adj} :: vague, imprecise
generico {m} :: generality
genero {m} :: son-in-law
generosamente {adv} :: profusely, lavishly, generously, liberally
generosissimo {adj} :: Very generous
generosità {f} :: generosity, liberality
generoso {adj} :: generous
generoso {adj} :: liberal, prodigal
generoso {adj} :: rich, fertile (soil)
Generoso {prop} :: given name
Genesì {prop} :: medieval spelling of Genesi
genesi {f} :: genesis
-genesi {suffix} :: -genesis
Genesi {prop} [biblical] :: Genesis
genetica {m} [genetics, biology] :: genetics
geneticamente {adv} :: genetically
genetico {adj} [genetics] :: genetic
genetista {m} :: geneticist (male o irrespective of sex)
genetista {f} :: geneticist (female)
genetliaco {m} :: birthday
genetta {f} :: genet (mammal)
gengiva {f} [anatomy] :: gum, gingiva
gengivale {adj} :: gingival, gum (attributive)
gengivario {m} :: medicine for gum disease
gengivectomia {f} [surgery] :: gingivectomy
gengivite {f} [diseases] :: gingivitis
genia {f} :: mob, gang
geniaccio {m} [colloquial] :: genius
genialata {f} :: brainwave (bright idea)
geniale {adj} :: genius (attributive)
geniale {adj} :: brilliant, inspired
genialità {f} :: genius
genialmente {adv} :: ingeniously
genialmente {adv} :: smartly, brightly, niftily
genialoide {mf} :: eccentric genius
genico {adj} :: genic
-genico {suffix} :: -genic
genicolato {adj} [anatomy, botany] :: geniculate
geniere {m} :: sapper
geniere {m} :: engineer (military)
genietto {m} :: figurine of a cupid
genietto {m} :: Little genius (often used ironically)
genio {m} :: genius
genio {m} :: spirit, genie
genio {m} [military] :: the engineers
genioglosso {m} [muscle] :: genioglossus
genioideo {adj} [anatomy] :: geniohyoid
genioideo {m} [muscle] :: geniohyoid muscle, geniohyoid
genitale {adj} :: genital
genitali {mp} [pluralonly] :: genitalia, genitals
genitalità {f} :: genitality
-genito {suffix} :: -genital
genitofemorale {adj} [anatomy] :: genitofemoral
genitore {m} :: parent
genitoriale {adj} :: parental
genitorialità {f} :: parenting
genitourinario {adj} [anatomy] :: genitourinary
genitrice {f} [dated] :: parent [female]
gennaio {m} :: January
gennaro {m} :: obsolete form of gennaio
geno- {prefix} :: geno-
-geno {suffix} :: -genic, -genous (scientific adjectives)
-geno {suffix} :: -gen (scientific nouns)
genoano {adj} :: Of or pertaining to the Genoa Cricket and Football Club
genoano {m} :: A member of this team
genocidio {m} :: A genocide
genoma {m} :: genome
genomico {adj} :: genomic
genotipico {adj} :: genotypic
genotipo {m} [genetics] :: genotype
genotossicità {f} :: genotoxicity
genotossico {adj} :: genotoxic
Genova {prop} :: Genoa
Genova {prop} :: The letter G in the Italian phonetic alphabet
Genoveffa {prop} :: given name, equivalent to English Genevieve
genovese {adj} :: Of or from Genoa
genovese {mf} :: A native of inhabitant of Genoa (sometimes capitalised)
genovese {mf} :: (singular only) The dialect spoken in Genoa
Genovese {mf} :: A native or inhabitant of Genoa
Genserico {prop} :: A historic king of the Vandals
Genserico {prop} [rare] :: given name of mainly historical use
gentaglia {f} :: rabble
gentaglia {f} :: scum
gente {f} :: people, guys, folks
gente d'arme {f} :: soldiers
gentil {adj} :: apocopic form of gentile
gentildonna {f} :: gentlewoman, lady
gentile {adj} :: kind, courteous
gentile {adj} :: gentle
gentile {adj} :: lovely
gentile {m} :: Gentile
gentilemente {adv} :: Variant of gentilmente
Gentileschi {prop} :: surname
Gentileschi {prop} :: Artemisia Gentileschi or Orazio Gentileschi, both Italian painters from the early 17th century
gentilezza {f} :: kindness, courtesy
gentilezza {f} :: delicacy, grace
Gentili {prop} :: surname
gentilissimo {adj} :: dear (formal way of addressing somebody at the beginning of a letter)
gentilissimo {adj} :: Very kind, very polite
gentilità {f} :: The property of belonging to a gens
gentilità {f} :: pagans
gentilizio {adj} :: aristocratic
gentilizo {adj} :: (of a name) noble (in origin)
gentilmente {adv} :: kindly, courteously
gentilmente {adv} :: finely, delicately
gentilmente {adv} :: gently
gentiluomo {m} :: gentleman
gentrificante {v} :: present participle of gentrificare
gentrificare {v} :: to gentrify
gentrificazione {f} :: gentrification
gentucola {f} :: The common people (considered as a group)
genuflessione {f} :: genuflexion
genuflesso {adj} :: On bended knees, on one's knees
genuflessosi {v} :: past participle of genuflettersi
genuflettente {v} :: present participle of genuflettersi
genuflettentesi {v} :: present participle of genuflettersi
genuflettersi {vr} :: To genuflect or kneel
genuinamente {adv} :: genuinely
genuinità {f} :: genuineness, authenticity
genuino {adj} :: natural
genuino {adj} :: genuine, sincere
genziana {f} :: gentian
genzianella {f} :: gentianella, stemless gentian (Gentiana acaulis)
genziopicrina {f} :: gentiopicrin
geo- {prefix} :: geo-
geoambientale {adj} :: geoenvironmental
geobiocenosi {f} [biology] :: geobiocenosis
geobiologia {f} :: geobiology
geobotanica {f} :: geobotany, phytogeography
geobotanico {adj} :: geobotanic, phytogeographical
geocentrico {adj} :: geocentric
geocentrismo {m} :: geocentrism
geochimica {f} [chemistry] :: geochemistry
geochimica {f} :: geochemist (female)
geochimico {adj} :: geochemical
geochimico {m} :: geochemist
geocinesi {f} :: geokinesis
geocronologia {f} :: geochronology
geocronologico {adj} :: geochronological
geocronometria {m} :: geochronometry
geocronometro {m} :: geochronometer
geodato {m} [especially, in plural] :: geodata
geode {m} :: geode
geodesia {f} :: geodesy
geodeta {mf} :: geodesist
geodetica {f} :: geodesic (line)
geodetico {adj} :: geodetic (all senses)
geodinamica {f} :: geodynamics
geodinamico {adj} :: geodynamic, geodynamical
geofagia {f} :: geophagia, geophagy
geofisica {f} [geology, physics] :: geophysics
geofisicamente {adv} :: geophysically
geofisico {adj} :: geophysical
geofita {f} :: geophyte
geoglaciologia {f} :: geoglaciology
geoglifo {m} :: geoglyph
geognostico {adj} :: geognostical
geografa {f} :: geographer (female)
geografia {f} :: geography
geograficamente {adv} :: geographically
geografico {adj} :: geographical, geographic
geografo {m} :: geographer
geoidale {adj} :: geoidal
geoide {m} :: geoid
geolinguistica {f} :: geolinguistics (linguistic geography)
geolitologico {adj} :: geolithological
geolocalizzazione {f} :: geolocalization
geologa {f} :: geologist (female)
geologia {f} :: geology
geologicamente {adv} :: geologically
geologico {adj} :: geological, geologic
geologo {m} :: geologist
geomagnetico {adj} :: geomagnetic
geomagnetismo {m} :: geomagnetism
geomante {mf} :: geomancer
geomantico {adj} :: geomantic
geomanzia {f} :: geomancy
geomateriale {f} :: geomaterial
geomeccanica {f} :: geomechanics
geomeccanico {adj} :: geomechanical
geometra {mf} :: surveyor
geometra {mf} :: chartered surveyor
geometra {mf} :: geometer
geometria {f} :: geometry
geometria {f} :: structure
geometria algebrica {f} [maths] :: algebraic geometry
geometria analitica {f} [maths] :: analytic geometry
geometria differenziale {f} [maths] :: differential geometry
geometricamente {adv} :: geometrically
geometricità {f} :: geometric quality
geometrico {adj} :: geometrical, geometric
geometride {m} :: inchworm (of family Geometridae)
geometrizzante {v} :: present participle of geometrizzare
geometrizzare {v} :: to geometrize
geometrizzazione {f} [mathematics] :: geometrization
geomorfologia {f} :: geomorphology
geomorfologico {adj} :: geomorphological
geopaleontologia {f} :: geopaleontology
geopaleontologico {adj} :: geopaleontological
geopedologia {f} :: geopedology
geopedologico {adj} :: geopedological
geopolitica {f} :: geopolitics
geopoliticamente {adv} :: geopolitically
geopolitico {adj} :: geopolitical
geoportale {f} :: geoportal
geopotenziale {m} :: geopotential
georeferenziante {v} :: present participle of georeferenziare
georeferenziare {v} :: to georeference
georeferenziato {adj} :: georeferenced
georeferenziazione {f} :: georeferencing
Georgia {prop} :: Georgia (a country in Eastern Europe)
Georgia {prop} :: Georgia (a US state)
georgiana {f} :: Georgian [female]
georgiano {adj} :: Georgian (all senses)
georgiano {m} :: Georgian (all senses)
georgiano {prop} :: Georgian (language)
georgico {adj} :: georgic, georgical (rural or agricultural)
georisorsa {f} :: geological resource
geoscienza {f} :: geoscience
geosfera {f} :: geosphere
geosinclinale {f} :: geosyncline
geostazionario {adj} :: geostationary
geostrategico {adj} :: geostrategic
geostratigrafia {f} :: geostratigraphy
geotecnica {f} :: geotechnics
geotecnico {adj} :: geotechnical
geotermale {adj} :: geothermal
geotermia {f} :: geothermal science and technology
geotermico {adj} :: geothermal, geothermic
geotermoelettrico {adj} :: geothermoelectric
geotettonica {f} :: tectonics
geotropico {adj} :: geotropic
geotropismo {m} [biology] :: geotropism
geotrupe {m} :: dung beetle
Geova {prop} :: Jehova
Geppino {prop} :: given name
Geraci {prop} :: surname
Geraldina {prop} :: given name, cognate to Geraldine
geranio {m} :: geranium, pelargonium
geranio {m} :: geranium, cranesbill
gerarca {m} :: hierarch
gerarca {m} [historical] :: party official [under Fascism and Nazism]
gerarchia {f} :: hierarchy
gerarchicamente {adv} :: hierarchically
gerarchico {adj} :: hierarchical
gerarchizzante {v} :: present participle of gerarchizzare
gerarchizzare {v} :: to arrange into a hierarchy
gerarchizzazione {f} :: hierarchization
Gerardo {prop} :: given name, cognate to English Gerard
gerbillo {m} [rodent] :: gerbil
gerboa {m} :: jerboa, rodent of the family Dipodidae
Geremia {prop} :: Jeremiah [biblical figure]
Geremia {prop} :: the Book of Jeremiah
Geremia {prop} :: given name
geremiade {f} :: jeremiad
gerente {mf} :: manager / manageress
gerenza {f} :: management
gergale {adj} :: slang
gergale {adj} :: jargon [attributive]
gergalismo {m} :: slang (term)
gergalismo {m} :: jargon
gergalità {f} :: slang character
gergalità {f} :: use of slang terms or expressions
gergalmente {adv} :: By using a particular jargon or slang
gergo {m} :: slang
gergo {m} :: jargon
gergo {m} :: cant
geriatra {mf} :: geriatrician
geriatria {f} [medicine] :: geriatrics
geriatrico {adj} :: geriatric
Gerico {prop} :: Jericho (city in Palestine)
Gerione {prop} :: Geryon
gerla {f} :: conical wicker basket, with two straps, for carrying goods
Gerlando {prop} :: given name
gerlo {m} :: gasket
germanesimo {m} :: Germanism
Germania {prop} :: Germany. Official name: Repubblica Federale Tedesca
germanico {adj} [historical] :: Germanic, Teutonic
germanico {adj} :: German
germanico {adj} [linguistics] :: Germanic; related to the Germanic language or language group
germanico {n} [linguistics] :: The Germanic language
germanio {m} [chemistry] :: germanium
germanismo {m} :: Germanism
germanista {f} :: Germanist
germanistica {f} :: German studies
germaniuro {m} [inorganic chemistry] :: germanide
germanizzante {v} :: present participle of germanizzare
germanizzare {v} :: to Germanize
germanizzazione {f} :: Germanization
germano {adj} [historical] :: Germanic; related to the Germanic peoples
germano {adj} [literary] :: German
germano {m} [zoology] :: mallard
germano {adj} :: born from same parents
germano {m} [poetic] :: brother
germanofilia {f} :: Germanophilia
germanofilo {m} :: Germanophile
germanofobia {f} :: Germanophobia
germanofobo {m} :: Germanophobe
germanofono {m} :: German speaker, Germanophone
germanofono {adj} :: German-speaking, Germanophone
germano reale {m} :: mallard
germe {m} :: germ
germe {m} :: seed
germe di grano {m} :: wheat germ
germicida {adj} :: germicidal
germicida {m} [pharmacology] :: germicide
germile {m} [rare] :: synonym of germinale
germinabile {adj} :: germinable
germinabilità {f} :: germinability
germinale {adj} :: germinal
germinale {m} [historical] :: Germinal (the seventh month of the French Republican Calendar)
germinante {v} :: present participle of germinare
germinare {vi} :: to germinate
germinativo {adj} [botany] :: germinative
germinatoio {m} :: germinator
germinazione {f} :: germination
germinello {m} :: seedling
germogliabile {adj} :: suitable for sprouting
germogliamento {m} :: germination
germogliante {v} :: present participle of germogliare
germogliare {vi} :: to germinate
germogliare {vi} :: to sprout
germogliazione {f} :: germination, sprouting
germoglio {m} :: bud, sprout, shoot
germoplasma {m} [biology] :: germ plasm
Geroboamo {prop} :: Jeroboam [biblical character]
gerocomio {m} :: Old people's home (Variant of gerontocomio)
geroglifico {adj} :: hieroglyphic
geroglifico {m} :: hieroglyph, hieroglyphic
Gerolamo {prop} :: given name, cognate to English Jerome
Gerïone {prop} :: medieval spelling of Gerione
Gerone {prop} :: Hiero
Gerone {prop} :: given name
Geronimo {prop} :: Hieronymus
geronto- {prefix} :: Forms terms related to old age or the elderly
gerontocomio {m} :: retirement home, rest home
gerontocrata {mf} :: gerontocrat
gerontocratico {adj} :: ruled by the elderly; gerontocratic
gerontocrazia {f} :: gerontocracy
gerontofilia {f} :: gerontophilia
gerontoiatria {f} :: geriatrics
gerontologia {f} :: gerontology
gerontologico {adj} :: gerontological
gerontologo {m} :: gerontologist
Gerosa {prop} :: A village in the Bergamo province of Lombardy
gerosolimitano {adj} :: Jerusalem (attributive)
gerosolimitano {m} :: Jerusalemite, a person from or an inhabitant of Jerusalem (male)
gerotrofio {m} :: care home or nursing home for the elderly
gerundio {m} [grammar] :: gerund
gerundivo {m} :: gerundive
Gerusalemme {prop} :: Jerusalem
Gervasio {prop} :: given name, cognate to English Gervase
Gervaso {prop} :: given name, a variant of Gervasio, cognate to English Gervase
Gesù {prop} [Christianity] :: Jesus
Gesù {interj} :: Jesus!
Gesù Bambino {prop} :: Christ child, baby Jesus, Jesus child
Gesù Cristo {prop} :: Jesus Christ
gessaia {f} :: chalk or gypsum pit or quarry
gessaio {m} :: plasterer
gessante {v} :: present participle of gessare
gessare {vt} :: to plaster [walls, etc.]
gessare {vt} :: to treat with gypsum
gessato {adj} :: pin-striped
gessatura {f} :: plastering (walls etc)
gessatura {f} :: applying gypsum or chalk (to the soil)
gessetto {m} :: Piece of chalk (for use on a blackboard etc)
Gessica {prop} :: Jessica
gesso {m} :: chalk
gesso {m} :: a cast
Gesso {prop} :: A river that flows in Piedmont
gessoso {adj} :: chalky
gesta {f} {p} [literary, humorous] :: deeds, exploits, achievements
gestaccio {m} :: rude gesture, vulgar gesture
gestaltico {adj} [psychology] :: Gestalt (attributive)
gestaltismo {m} [psychology] :: Gestalt psychology
gestaltista {adj} :: gestalt
gestante {f} :: A pregnant woman, an expectant mother
Gestapo {prop} :: Gestapo
gestatorio {adj} :: gestatorial
gestazionale {adj} :: gestational
gestazione {f} :: pregnancy, gestation
gestazione {f} :: gestation, development
gestente {v} :: present participle of gestire
gestentesi {v} :: present participle of gestirsi
gesti {mp} :: plural of gesto
gesti {mp} [archaic, plural only] :: exploits, adventures
gestibile {adj} :: manageable
gestibilità {f} :: manageability
gesticolamento {m} :: gesticulation
gesticolante {v} :: present participle of gesticolare
gesticolare {vi} :: To gesticulate
gesticolazione {f} :: gesticulation
gesticolio {m} :: continuous gesticulation
gestionale {adj} :: administrative
gestionale {adj} :: management (attributive)
gestione {f} :: management
gestire {vt} :: To manage, run or administer
gestire {vi} :: To gesticulate
gestirsi {vr} :: To manage oneself or one's own affairs
gestitosi {v} :: past participle of gestirsi
gesto {m} :: a gesture, an act
gesto {m} :: a gesture, a sign, a movement
gesto dell'ombrello {m} :: bras d'honneur
gestore {m} :: manager
gestosi {f} [pathology] :: gestosis (toxic disorder during pregnancy)
gestrice {f} :: manager (female)
gestuale {adj} :: gestural
gestualità {f} :: gesturality
gestualmente {adv} :: gesturally, by means of gestures
gesturale {adj} :: gestural
Gesualdo {prop} :: A commune in the province of Avellino
Gesualdo {prop} :: A habitational surname derived from the place
Gesualdo {prop} :: given name derived from the surname
gesuato {adj} :: Jesuate
gesuato {m} :: Jesuate
gesuita {m} :: Jesuit
gesuiticamente {adv} :: Jesuitically
gesuitico {adj} :: Jesuitic, Jesuitical
gesuitismo {m} :: Jesuitism
gesuitismo {m} :: Jesuitry, hypocrisy
gesummaria {interj} :: good heavens!, good Lord!
Getsemani {prop} :: Gethsemane
gettante {v} :: present participle of gettare
gettantesi {v} :: present participle of gettarsi
gettar {v} :: apocopic form of gettare
gettare {v} :: to throw
gettare {v} :: to shower
gettare {v} :: to launch
gettare {v} :: to sling
gettare acqua sul fuoco {v} [idiom] :: To throw cold water on something
gettare l'esca e vedere chi abbocca all'amo {v} :: run something up the flagpole (to see who salutes)
gettare perle ai porci {v} [idiomatic] :: cast pearls before swine
gettar fumo negli occhi {v} [idiomatic, colloquial] :: to pull the wool over someone's eyes
gettar fumo negli occhi {v} :: to deceive (someone)
gettarsi {v} :: reflexive of gettare
gettarsi {vr} :: to throw oneself
gettarsi {vr} :: to pounce
gettarsi {vr} [of a river] :: to flow into
gettata {f} :: cast (in bronze etc)
gettata {f} :: range (of a missile etc)
gettata {f} :: jetty
gettatosi {v} :: past participle of gettarsi
gettito {m} :: yield
gettito {m} :: revenue, income
getto {m} :: throwing
getto {m} :: throw, cast
getto {m} :: jet [of water, etc.]
getto {m} :: shoot [of a plant]
getto {m} :: casting [metal]
getto {m} :: blast
getto d'acqua {m} :: water jet
getto del peso {m} [athletics] :: shot put
gettonante {v} :: present participle of gettonare
gettonare {vt} :: to call, ring or phone someone [especially from a payphone]
gettonare {vt} :: to feed a jukebox (put money in)
gettonatissimo {adj} :: Very popular (song)
gettonato {adj} :: popular (of records selected in a jukebox)
gettone {m} :: token
gettone {m} :: counter (games)
gettone {m} :: chip (gambling)
gettoniera {f} :: slot machine
gettoniera {f} :: token dispenser
gettopropulsione {f} :: jet propulsion
Gezabele {prop} :: Jezebel [biblical character]
Ghana {prop} :: Ghana
ghanese {adj} :: Ghanaian
ghanese {mf} :: Ghanaian
Ghati {n} :: Ghats
ghebo {m} [Venice] :: A natural or artificial canal that connects the lagoon with the areas of fishing situated inland
gheddafiano {adj} :: Relating to Muammar Gaddafi
gheiscia {f} :: geisha
Gheldria {prop} :: Gelderland (region of The Netherlands)
ghenga {f} [rare] :: A criminal group
ghenga {f} [jocular] :: A group of people
ghepardo {m} :: cheetah
gheppio {m} :: kestrel, windhover
gheppio americano {m} :: American kestrel (Falco sparverius)
Gherardo {prop} :: given name, cognate to English Gerard
gheriglio {m} :: kernel
gherlino {m} [nautical] :: hawser
ghermente {v} :: present participle of ghermire
gherminella {f} :: sleight of hand
gherminella {f} :: trick
ghermire {vt} :: To grasp, clasp or clutch
gheronato {adj} [heraldry] :: gyronny
gherone {m} :: gusset
gherone {m} [nautical] :: gore (triangular piece of fabric)
gherone {m} [heraldry] :: gyron
ghetta {f} :: gaiter, spat
ghettine {p} :: leggings (for babies)
ghettizzante {v} :: present participle of ghettizzare
ghettizzare {vt} :: to ghettoize
ghettizzazione {f} :: ghettoization
ghettizzazione {f} :: segregation
ghetto {m} :: A ghetto
Ghetto {prop} [Venice] :: A small area of Venice where the Jews of the city were once forced to live
ghezzo {adj} :: swarthy (dark-skinned)
ghia {f} [nautical] :: whip, gantline
ghiaccia {f} [archaic] :: ice
ghiaccia {f} [rare, foods] :: icing, frosting
ghiacciaia {f} :: icebox
ghiacciaio {m} :: glacier
ghiacciante {v} :: present participle of ghiacciare
ghiacciante {adj} :: freezing
ghiacciare {vi} :: to freeze
ghiacciare {vi} :: to ice over
ghiacciato {adj} :: frozen, icy
ghiaccio {m} :: ice
ghiaccio {adj} :: icy, frozen, (very) cold, gelid
ghiacciolo {m} :: icicle
ghiacciolo {m} :: ice lolly [British], popsicle [US]
ghiado {m} :: dagger
ghiaia {f} :: gravel
ghiaiata {f} :: layer of gravel (e.g. in roadmaking)
ghiaieto {m} :: gravel bed
ghiaietto {m} :: fine gravel
ghiaione {m} :: scree
ghiaioso {adj} :: gravelly
ghianda {f} :: acorn
ghiandaia {f} :: jay, properly the Eurasian jay
ghiandifero {adj} [heraldry] :: acorned
ghiandola {f} [anatomy, botany] :: gland
ghiandola di Meibomio {f} :: meibomian gland
ghiandola endocrina {f} [anatomy] :: endocrine gland
ghiandola esocrina {f} [anatomy] :: exocrine gland
ghiandola mammaria {f} [anatomy] :: mammary gland
ghiandola parotide {f} [anatomy] :: parotid gland
ghiandola pineale {n} :: pineal gland
ghiandolare {adj} [anatomy] :: glandular
ghiandola salivare {f} [anatomy] :: salivary gland
ghiandola sebacea {f} [anatomy] :: sebaceous gland
ghiara {f} [obsolete] :: alternative form of ghiaia
ghiara {f} :: gravel
ghiareto {m} :: (Variant of: ghiaieto) gravel bed
ghiaroso {adj} :: alternative form of ghiaioso
ghiaroso {adj} :: gravelly
ghibellina {f} [history] :: Ghibelline (female)
ghibellinismo {m} [history] :: Ghibellinism
ghibellino {m} [history] :: Ghibelline
ghibli {m} :: ghibli
ghiera {f} :: ferrule
ghierato {adj} :: ferruled
ghigliottina {f} :: guillotine
ghigliottinante {v} :: present participle of ghigliottinare
ghigliottinare {vt} :: To guillotine
ghignante {v} :: present participle of ghignare
ghignare {vi} :: to sneer
ghignare {vi} :: to laugh derisively
ghignata {f} :: laugh
ghigno {m} :: sneer
ghimberga {f} [architecture] :: Gothic pediment or gable; a wimperg
ghimel {n} :: gimel, specifically:
ghimel {n} :: The name of the Phoenician-script letter 𐤂
ghimel {n} :: The name of the Hebrew-script letter ג
ghinda {f} [nautical] :: hoist
ghindante {v} :: present participle of ghindare
ghindare {vt} [nautical] :: to hoist (a flag etc)
ghindazzo {m} [nautical] :: top rope (on a hoist)
ghinea {f} :: guinea (British gold coin)
ghingheri {mp} :: Only ever used in the phrase in ghingheri
ghiottamente {adv} :: greedily
ghiottamente {adv} :: deliciously
ghiotto {adj} :: greedy (said of people)
ghiotto {adj} :: appetising, delicious (said of food)
ghiotto {adj} :: juicy (said of news)
ghiottona {f} :: glutton (female)
ghiottone {m} :: glutton
ghiottone {m} :: wolverine (mammal)
ghiottoneria {f} :: greed, gluttony
ghiottoneria {f} :: delicacy, titbit
ghiozzo {m} :: goby (of family Gobiidae)
ghirba {f} :: water bag
ghirba {f} :: skin, hide
ghiribizzo {m} :: whim
ghiribizzoso {adj} :: whimsical
ghirigoro {m} :: doodle, scribble
ghirigoro {m} :: flourish, whorl
ghirlanda {f} :: garland
ghirlanda {f} :: wreath
ghiro {m} :: dormouse (especially the edible dormouse), loir
ghiro {m} :: sleepyhead
ghironda {f} [musical instruments] :: hurdy-gurdy
ghisa {f} :: cast iron
Ghisolabella {prop} [rare] :: given name
ghitarra {f} :: alternative form of chitarra
gi {n} :: letter: g; gee
già {adv} :: already, yet
già {adv} :: former, ex-
già {adv} [colloquial] :: yes, yeah
già {adv} :: an expletive, a word that adds to the strength of a phrase without affecting its meaning and is usually left untranslated
giù {adv} :: down, downstairs, below
giù {adv} :: low, depressed, weak, below
Giacarta {prop} :: Jakarta
giacca {f} :: jacket, coat
giacché {conj} :: since, as
giacchetta {f} :: jacket
giacchio {m} :: A type of circular fishing net thrown over the water
giaccone {m} :: Heavy jacket; parka
Giacconi {prop} :: surname
Giacconi {prop} :: Riccardo Giacconi, Italian astrophysicist
giacente {v} :: present participle of giacere
giacente {adj} :: unsold
giacente {adj} :: undelivered
giacente {adj} :: unclaimed
giacente {adj} :: idle, uninvested
giacenza {f} :: Something (such as stock) that is unsold or uninvested
giacere {vi} :: to lie, to be lying down
giaciglio {m} :: (makeshift) bed, bunk, pallet
giaciglio {m} [figurative] :: doghouse
giacimento {m} :: deposit, field, mine, body, seam
Giacinta {prop} :: given name, feminine form of Giacinto
giacinto {m} :: hyacinth
Giacinto {prop} [Greek mythology] :: Hyacinthus
Giacinto {prop} :: given name, comparable to the rare English Hyacinth
giacitura {f} :: lying (act of telling a lie)
giacitura {f} :: lie (falsehood, terrain)
giacitura {f} [mathematics] :: inclination of a plane with respect to three axes
giacitura {f} [geology] :: disposition of a rock with respect to the surroundings
giaco {m} :: coat of mail, gambeson
Giacobbe {prop} :: Jacob [biblical character]
Giacobbe {prop} :: given name
giacobinismo {m} :: Jacobinism
giacobino {adj} :: Jacobin
giacobino {m} :: Jacobin
giacobita {mf} :: Jacobite
Giacometti {prop} :: surname
Giacomina {prop} :: given name, equivalent to Jacqueline
giacomo {n} :: Used only in the verb fare giacomo giacomo
Giacomo {prop} :: given name, cognate to James and Jacob
Giacomo {prop} :: James [biblical character]
Giacomo {prop} :: the Epistle of James
giaculatoria {f} :: Short repeated prayer
giaculatoria {f} :: Monotonous and repetitive words
giada {f} :: jade
Giada {prop} :: given name of modern usage
giadeite {f} [mineral] :: jadeite
Giaele {prop} [Biblical character] :: Jael
Giaele {prop} :: given name
Giaffa {n} :: Jaffa (city in Israel)
giaggiolo {m} :: (botanic) iris
giaguaro {m} :: jaguar
giaietto {m} [mineralogy] :: jet
giainismo {m} :: Jainism
giainista {adj} :: Jainist
gialappa {f} :: jalap (plant and purgative)
giallastro {adj} :: yellowish
giallastro {adj} :: sallow
gialliccio {adj} :: pale yellow
giallino {adj} :: light yellow
giallino {adj} :: yellowish
giallista {f} :: crime writer
giallistica {f} :: crime fiction
giallo {adj} :: yellow
giallo {adj} [of a story] :: involving crimes and detective work
giallo {m} :: the colour yellow
giallo {m} :: amber, yellow (traffic signals)
giallo {m} :: mystery, (police) case
giallo {m} :: detective fiction, detective novel, detective story; crime fiction; whodunit; pulp fiction
gialloblu {adj} :: yellow and light blue
giallo dahlien {m} :: dahlia yellow (colour)
giallognolo {adj} :: yellowish
giallopallido {adj} :: pale yellow
giallore {m} :: yellowness
giallore {m} :: sallow complexion
giallorosa {adj} :: romantic (of a film etc.)
giallorosso {adj} :: yellow-red
giallorosso {adj} :: Of or pertaining to the Roma Football Club, the famous Italian football team based in Rome
giallorosso {adj} :: Of or pertaining to any other sporting team wearing a yellow-red shirt
giallorosso {m} :: A Roma Football Club player or supporter
giallorosso {m} :: A player or supporter of any sporting club wearing a yellow-red shirt
gialloviola {adj} :: yellow and violet
Giamaica {prop} :: Jamaica
giamaicana {f} :: Jamaican (female)
giamaicano {adj} :: Jamaican
giamaicano {m} :: Jamaican
Giambattista {prop} :: given name
giambico {adj} :: iambic
giambo {m} :: iamb
giambonito {adj} :: Relating to Giovanni Bono
giamburrasca {mf} :: naughty child
giammai {adv} :: never
Gian {prop} :: Part of compound given names such as Gianmarco or Gianluca; John
Gianbattista {prop} :: alternative form of Giambattista
Giancarlo {prop} :: given name
gianduia {m} [usually uncountable] :: gianduja (Piedmontese chocolate preparation)
gianduiotto {m} :: A single chocolate of gianduja in the shape of an upturned boat
gianduja {m} [usually uncountable] :: dated spelling of gianduja
Gianduja {prop} :: A stock character from the commedia dell'arte depicted as a jovial, wine-drinking peasant from Piedmont, somewhat similar to a Toby jug
Gianetti {prop} :: surname
Gianfranco {prop} :: given name
gianicolense {adj} :: pertaining to the Janiculum hill area in Rome; Janiculum [attributive]
gianicolense {adj} :: The Gianicolense zone of Rome
Gianicolo {prop} :: Janiculum (hill in Rome)
gianiforme {adj} [arts] :: janiform
Gianinazzi {prop} :: surname
Gianluca {prop} :: given name
Gianluigi {prop} :: given name
Gianmarco {prop} :: given name
Gian Marco {prop} :: given name
Gianmaria {prop} :: given name
Gianni {prop} :: Johnny. given name, diminutive of Giovanni
Giannina {prop} :: Ioannina (city in Epirus)
giannizzero {m} :: janissary
giannizzero {m} :: henchman
Giannutri {prop} :: An island of the Tyrrhenian Sea, situated near the coast of Tuscany
Giano {prop} :: Janus
Gianpaolo {prop} :: given name
Giansenio {prop} :: Jansen (especially Cornelius Jansen)
giansenismo {m} :: Jansenism
giansenista {adj} :: Jansenist
giansenista {mf} :: Jansenist
giansenistico {adj} :: Jansenistic
Gianvecchio {prop} :: surname
Giapeto {prop} [Greek god] :: Iapetus
Giapeto {prop} [astronomy] :: A moon of Saturn
Giappone {prop} :: Japan
giapponese {adj} :: Japanese
giapponese {mf} :: A person from Japan
giapponese {m} :: Japanese (language)
giapponeseria {f} [arts] :: a Japanese artefact, a japonaiserie
giapponesità {f} [usually uncountable] :: Japaneseness (quality of being Japanese)
giapponio {m} [rare] :: japonium
giapponismo {m} [art] :: Japonism
giara {f} :: jar
giara {f} :: crock
giarda {f} :: spavin
giardinaggio {m} :: gardening
giardinetta {f} :: estate car [British], station wagon [US]
giardinetto {m} :: Small garden
giardinetto {m} :: park (in a town)
giardiniera {f} :: Diced, mixed vegetables cooked and then pickled
giardiniera {f} :: gardener (female)
giardiniere {m} :: gardener
giardino {m} :: garden
giardino botanico {m} :: botanical garden
giargone {m} :: a kind of colourless zircon, perfectly transparent
giarrettella {f} :: garter, suspender
giarrettiera {f} :: garter
giarrettiera {f} :: garter belt, suspender belt
Giasone {prop} [Greek mythology] :: Jason
Giasone {prop} :: given name
giaurra {f} :: giaour (female)
giaurro {m} [derogatory] :: giaour
giava {f} :: java (dance)
Giava {prop} :: Java (island of Indonesia)
giavanese {adj} :: Javanese
giavanese {mf} :: Javanese (person; language (masculine singular only)
Giavarino {prop} :: obsolete form of Győr
giavazzo {m} [mineralogy] :: jet
giavazzo {adj} :: jet-black
giavellottista {mf} :: javelin thrower
giavellotto {m} :: javelin
giazzista {mf} :: alternative form of jazzista
gibassiera {f} :: A bag where hand grenades are stored
gibbone {m} :: gibbon
gibbosità {f} :: bump, protrusion
gibbosità {f} :: bumpy ground
gibboso {adj} :: gibbous
gibboso {adj} :: bumpy (ground)
gibboso {adj} :: crooked (nose)
giberna {f} :: cartridge box
gibetto {m} :: gallows, gibbet
gibigiana {f} :: flash of reflected light
gibigianna {f} :: alternative form of gibigiana
Gibilisco {prop} :: surname
Gibilterra {prop} :: Gibraltar
gibilterrina {f} :: Gibraltarian
gibilterrino {adj} :: Gibraltarian
gibilterrino {m} :: Gibraltarian
gibollante {v} :: present participle of gibollare
gibollare {vt} :: to dent
gibollare {vt} :: to batter
gibollo {m} :: dent
Gibuti {prop} :: Djibouti
gibutiana {f} :: Djiboutian (female)
gibutiano {adj} :: Djiboutian
gibutiano {m} :: Djiboutian
gieffina {f} :: A woman who has appeared on the Italian reality show Grande Fratello
gieffino {m} :: A man who has appeared on the Italian reality show Grande Fratello
gielo {m} :: obsolete spelling of gelo
Gienah {prop} :: Epsilon Cygni, a star in the constellation of Cygnus
giga- {prefix} :: giga-
giga {f} :: gigue
giga {f} :: jig
gigabit {m} :: gigabit
gigabyte {m} [computing] :: gigabyte
gigaflop {m} :: gigaflop
gigahertz {m} :: gigahertz
gigajoule {m} :: gigajoule
gigametro {m} :: gigametre / gigameter
gigante {adj} :: huge, giant (attribute), gigantic, colossal
gigante {m} :: giant
giganteggiante {v} :: present participle of giganteggiare
giganteggiare {vi} :: to tower (over)
giganteggiare {vi} :: to excel
gigantescamente {adv} :: gigantically, hugely, colossally
gigantesco {adj} :: gigantic, giant (attribute), huge, colossal
gigantessa {f} :: giantess
gigantismo {m} [medicine] :: gigantism
gigantista {mf} :: A skier who participates in giant slalom
gigantografia {f} :: blow-up, giant poster
gigantomachia {f} :: gigantomachy
gigaro {m} :: cuckoopint (Arum maculatum)
gigawatt {m} :: gigawatt
gigawattora {m} :: gigawatt hour
Giggi {prop} :: given name
gigiona {f} :: Female gigione
gigionata {f} :: hamming, overacting
gigione {m} :: ham (actor with a showy or exaggerated style)
gigione {m} :: presumptuous person, conceited person
gigioneggiante {v} :: present participle of gigioneggiare
gigioneggiare {vi} :: To ham or overact
gigionesco {adj} :: ham (acting, attributive)
gigionismo {m} :: hamming, overacting
Gigli {prop} :: surname
Gigli {prop} :: Beniamino Gigli, Italian tenor
gigliaceo {adj} [botany] :: liliaceous
gigliato {adj} :: lilied (marked with a lily)
giglio {m} :: lily
giglio {m} [heraldry] :: fleur-de-lis
Giglio {prop} :: An island (in the province of Grosseto) off the coast of Tuscany
gigolò {m} :: gigolo
gihad {f} :: jihad
gilè {m} :: waistcoat
gilè {m} :: jumper, pullover
Gilardoni {prop} :: surname
gilbertino {m} :: Gilbertese (language)
Gilberto {prop} :: given name
gilda {f} :: guild
giù le zampe {interj} [colloquial] :: hands off! (don't touch)
giliegia {f} [regional] :: alternative form of ciliegia
Gillo {prop} :: given name
gillotaggio {m} :: zincography
gimcana {f} :: alternative form of gincana
gimkana {f} :: alternative form of gincana
gimnofobia {f} :: gymnophobia (fear of nudity)
gimnosperma {f} [botany] :: gymnosperm
gimnoto {m} :: electric eel (Electrophorus electricus)
ginandromorfismo {m} [biology] :: gynandromorphism
ginandromorfo {adj} [biology] :: gynandromorphous, gynandromorphic
ginandromorfo {m} [biology] :: gynandromorph
ginarchia {f} :: gynarchy
gincana {f} :: gymkhana
gine- {prefix} :: gyno-, gyn-
gineceo {m} [botany] :: gynoecium
gineco- {prefix} :: gyneco-
ginecofobia {f} :: gynaecophobia
ginecologa {f} :: female gynecologist, female gynaecologist
ginecologia {f} [medicine] :: gynecology, gynaecology
ginecologicamente {adv} :: gynecologically
ginecologico {adj} :: gynecological, gynæcological
ginecologo {m} :: gynecologist, gynaecologist
ginecomania {f} :: gynaecomania [UK], gynecomania [US]
ginecomastia {f} [pathology] :: gynaecomastia
ginepraio {m} :: thicket (especially of juniper etc); briar-patch
ginepraio {m} :: intricate situation
ginepreto {m} :: juniper thicket
ginepro {m} [plant] :: juniper (Juniperus)
ginepro {m} [plant] :: juniper (Juniperus communis)
ginepro articolato {m} [plant] :: sandarac (Tetraclinis articulata)
ginestra {f} :: broom (plant)
ginestrella {f} :: dyer's broom, dyer's greenweed (Genista tinctoria)
ginestreto {m} :: ticket (of broom)
ginestrino {m} :: cinquefoil (genus Potentilla)
ginestrone {m} :: furze, gorse
Ginevra {prop} :: Geneva
Ginevra {prop} :: given name; Guinevere of Arthurian legend
ginevrino {adj} :: Genevan
ginevrino {m} :: Genevan
gingillante {v} :: present participle of gingillare
gingillantesi {v} :: present participle of gingillarsi
gingillare {v} :: to procrastinate, dawdle
gingillarsi {v} :: to dillydally, to waste time
gingillatosi {v} :: past participle of gingillarsi
gingillino {m} :: trinket
gingillino {m} :: dawdler
gingillo {m} :: knick-knack, trinket, bauble
gingillo {m} :: plaything
ginnante {v} :: present participle of ginnare
ginnare {vt} :: To gin (remove seeds etc)
ginnasiale {mf} :: grammar school (or high school) student
ginnasiarca {m} :: gymnasiarch
ginnasio {m} :: gymnasium (in classical Greece)
ginnasio {m} :: The first and second years in a secondary school
ginnasta {mf} [gymnastics] :: gymnast
ginnastica {f} :: exercise, exercises, work out, physical education, physical training, gymnastics, gym
ginnastica {f} [gymnastics] :: gymnastics
ginnastica a corpo libero {f} :: freestyle gymnastic
ginnastica artistica {f} [gymnastics] :: artistic gymnastics
ginnastica ritmica {f} [gymnastics] :: rhythmic gymnastics
ginnastico {adj} :: gymnastic
ginnastico {adj} :: gym (attributive)
ginnatrice {f} :: gin (machine), especially a cotton gin
ginnatura {f} :: ginning (removing seeds etc)
ginnico {adj} :: gymnastic
Gino {prop} :: given name
ginocchiata {f} :: A blow made with the knee; a kneeing
ginocchiata {f} :: A blow on the knee
ginocchiello {m} :: knee pad (or similar piece of armour)
ginocchiello {m} :: leg (or knuckle) of pork
ginocchiera {f} :: kneepad
ginocchiera {f} :: elasticated bandage for the knees
ginocchio {m} :: knee (anatomy)
ginocchioni {adv} :: kneeling; on one's knees
ginoforo {m} [botany] :: gynophore
ginogenesi {n} :: gynogenesis
ginoide {adj} :: gynoid
ginoide {m} :: gynoid, gynaecoid
Ginosa {prop} :: a town in the province of Taranto in Apulia in Italy
ginosino {adj} :: Of, or from, Ginosa
ginosino {m} :: A native or inhabitant of Ginosa
ginostemio {m} :: gynostemium
ginsenoside {m} :: ginsenoside
Gioacchino {prop} :: Joachim ( father of the Virgin Mary)
Gioacchino {prop} :: given name
Gioachino {prop} :: given name, cognate to Joachim
Giobbe {prop} [biblical] :: Job, Book of Job
Gioberti {prop} :: surname
Gioberti {prop} :: Vincenzo Gioberti, Italian patriot and phylosopher
giobertiano {adj} :: Relating to, or characteristic of Vincenzo Gioberti
giocabile {adj} :: playable
giocabilità {f} :: playability, gameplay
giocante {v} :: present participle of giocare
giocantesi {v} :: present participle of giocarsi
giocar {v} :: apocopic form of giocare
giocare {vit} :: to play
giocare {vit} :: to gamble, bet
giocare {vit} :: to game
giocare con il fuoco {v} :: To play with fire (do something risky)
giocarsi {v} :: reflexive of giocare
giocarsi {v} :: to risk, to lose something when gambling
Giocasta {prop} [Greek mythology] :: Jocasta
giocata {f} :: game
giocata {f} :: bet, wager
giocatore {m} :: player (one who amuses himself, plays games or a musical instrument)
giocatosi {v} :: past participle of giocarsi
giocatrice {f} :: Female player (one who amuses oneself, plays games or a musical instrument)
giocattolaia {f} :: A woman who makes or sells toys; toy seller
giocattolaio {m} :: A person who makes or sells toys; toy seller
giocattolino {m} :: small toy
giocattolo {m} :: toy
giocherellante {v} :: present participle of giocherellare
giocherellare {vi} :: To play, fumble or fiddle (with)
giocherellone {m} :: joker
giocherellone {adj} :: playful; skittish
giocheria {f} :: toy shop
giochetto {m} :: game
giochetto {m} :: child's play
giochetto {m} :: trick
giochi d'acqua {m} :: A fountain with moving jets of water (that splash people)
giochino {m} :: pastime, romp
giochi olimpici {p} [sports] :: Olympic Games, Olympics
gioco {m} :: game
gioco {m} :: backlash
gioco da ragazzi {m} :: a trifle, doddle, piece of cake
gioco da tavolo {m} :: board game
gioco d'azzardo {m} :: gambling (the act of playing games of chance)
gioco d'azzardo {m} :: game of chance
gioco di carte {m} [games] :: card game
gioco di parole {m} :: pun; play on words
gioco di prestigio {m} :: conjuring trick
gioco di prestigio {m} [in the plural] :: conjuring
giocoforza {adv} :: inevitably
giocolante {v} :: present participle of giocolare
giocolare {vi} :: to juggle
giocolatore {m} :: juggler
giocolatrice {f} :: (female) juggler
giocoleria {f} :: juggling
giocoliera {f} :: juggler (female)
giocoliere {m} :: juggler
Gioconda {prop} :: the Mona Lisa (painting by Leonardo da Vinci)
Gioconda {prop} :: given name
giocondamente {adv} :: cheerfully, merrily, joyfully
giocondità {f} :: cheerfulness
giocondo {adj} :: cheerful, smiling
giocosamente {adv} :: playfully
giocosità {f} :: jocosity, jocularity, playfulness
giocoso {adj} :: playful, jocular
Gioele {prop} :: given name, equivalent to English-language Joel
Gioele {prop} :: Joel [biblical character]
Gioele {prop} :: the Book of Joel
gioello {m} :: jewel
gioello {m} :: treasure
gioente {v} :: present participle of gioire
giogaia {f} :: mountain chain
giogatico {m} :: A medieval tax on cattle
giogo {m} [also figuratively] :: yoke
giogo {m} :: summit, ridge (of a mountain)
gioia {f} :: joy, delight
Gioia {prop} :: given name, an equivalent of the English Joy
gioielleria {f} :: The art or craft of making jewellery
gioielleria {f} :: A jeweller's shop
gioielleria {f} :: jewellery
gioielliera {f} :: jeweller (female)
gioielliere {m} :: jeweller
gioiellino {m} :: A little jewel
gioiello {m} :: jewel (literal or figurative)
gioiosamente {adv} :: joyfully, happily
gioiosità {f} :: joyfulness, happiness
gioioso {adj} :: joyful, happy
gioioso {adj} :: mirthful
gioire {vt} :: To rejoice (in) or (at), or be delighted (by)
Giolitti {prop} :: surname
Giolitti {prop} :: Giovanni Giolitti (1842–1928), Italian politician and prime minister of the Kingdom of Italy
giolittiano {adj} :: Giolittian (of or relating to Giovanni Giolitti, Italian politician)
Giona {prop} [Biblical character] :: Jonah, the prophet Jonah
Giona {prop} [biblical] :: Jonah, Book of Jonah
Giona {prop} :: given name
Gionata {prop} :: Jonathan [biblical character]
Gionata {prop} :: given name
-gione {suffix} :: alternative form of -zione
gionglante {v} :: present participle of gionglare
gionglare {v} :: To juggle
giordana {f} :: Jordanian (female)
Giordania {prop} :: Jordan
giordano {adj} :: Jordanian
giordano {m} :: Jordanian
Giordano {prop} :: Jordan (river)
Giorgetti {prop} :: surname
Giorgia {prop} :: given name, feminine form of Giorgio, equivalent to the English given name Georgia
Giorgio {prop} :: given name, George
Giorgione {prop} :: The pseudonym of Italian painter "Giorgio Gasparini"
giornalaccio {m} :: rag (poor quality newspaper)
giornalaia {f} :: newsagent (female)
giornalaio {m} :: newsagent
giornale {m} :: newspaper [publication]
giornale {m} :: newspaper office
giornale {m} :: journal, review
giornale di bordo {m} :: logbook
giornalese {m} :: journalese
giornaletto {m} :: comic (children's newspaper)
giornaliero {adj} :: daily, everyday (attribute)
giornalino {m} :: comic (children's newspaper)
giornalismo {m} :: journalism
giornalista {m} :: journalist (male)
giornalista {f} :: journalist (female)
giornalisticamente {adv} :: journalistically
giornalistico {adj} :: journalistic, news (attributive), newspaper (attributive)
giornalmastro {m} :: master ledger
giornalmente {adv} :: daily
giornante {mf} :: daily help
giornante {mf} :: day labourer
giornata {f} :: day
giornataccia {f} :: A day of bad weather or when things go wrong
giornataccia {f} :: A bad hair day
giorni alcionii {m} :: halcyon days
Giornico {prop} :: A small town in the Ticino canton of Switzerland
giorno {m} :: day
giorno solare {m} :: solar day
Giosafat {prop} :: Jehoshaphat
Gioseffo {prop} :: given name
Gioseppo {prop} :: medieval spelling of Giuseppe
Giosia {prop} :: Josiah [biblical character]
Giosia {prop} :: given name
giostra {f} :: merry-go-round [British], carousel [US]; ride (at a theme park etc)
giostra {f} :: joust (knightly contest)
giostraia {f} :: merry-go-round owner (female)
giostraia {f} :: merry-go-round operator (female)
giostraio {m} :: merry-go-round owner
giostraio {m} :: merry-go-round operator
giostrante {v} :: present participle of giostrare
giostrantesi {v} :: present participle of giostrarsi
giostrare {vi} :: To joust or tilt
giostrarsela {v} :: to turn every situation to one's advantage
giostrarsi {vr} :: To manage
giostratore {m} :: jouster
giostratosi {v} :: past participle of giostrarsi
Giosuè {prop} :: given name; equivalent to the English-language Joshua
Giosuè {prop} :: Joshua [biblical character]
Giosuè {prop} :: the Book of Joshua
giottesco {adj} :: Giottesque (in the manner of Giotto)
Giotto {prop} :: given name
Giotto {prop} :: "Giotto di Bondone", Italian painter
giovamento {m} :: benefit, help
giovanaglia {f} :: A multitude of young people
giovane {adj} :: young
giovane {adj} :: youthful
giovane {mf} :: a youth
giovane {mf} :: a young man or woman
giovaneggiante {v} :: present participle of giovaneggiare
giovaneggiare {v} :: To act youthfully
giovanesco {adj} :: youthful
giovanetta {f} :: Young woman
giovanetta {f} :: girl
giovanetto {m} :: Young man
giovanetto {m} :: boy, youth
giovanezza {f} :: alternative form of giovinezza
giovanile {adj} :: youth [attributive]
giovanile {adj} :: youthful
giovanile {adj} :: early
giovanilismo {m} :: wanting to appear youthful
giovanilista {adj} :: trying to appear young
giovanilista {f} :: Such a person
giovanilistico {adj} :: attempting to appear young
giovanissimo {adj} :: Very young; youngest
Giovanna {prop} :: given name, feminine form of Giovanni ( =John), cognate to Jane
Giovanna {prop} :: Joanna [biblical character]
giovanneo {adj} :: St John (attributive)
giovanneo {adj} :: Of or pertaining to Papa Giovanni XXIII
Giovanni {prop} :: given name, cognate to John
Giovanni {prop} :: John [biblical character]
Giovanni {prop} :: the Gospel of John
Giovanni Battista {prop} :: John the Baptist
giovanotta {f} :: augmentative of giovane: young woman
giovanotto {m} :: augmentative of giovane: young man
giovante {v} :: present participle of giovare
giovantesi {v} :: present participle of giovarsi
giovare {vi} :: to be useful (to)
giovare {vi} :: to be good (for)
giovarsi {v} :: reflexive of giovare
giovarsi {v} :: to make use (of)
giovatosi {v} :: past participle of giovarsi
Giove {prop} [Roman god] :: Jupiter, Jove
Giove {prop} [astronomy] :: Jupiter
giovedì {m} :: Thursday
giovedì santo {m} :: Holy Thursday, Maundy Thursday
Giovenale {prop} :: Juvenal
giovenca {f} :: heifer
giovenco {m} :: bullock
gioventù {f} :: youth
gioventù {f} :: young people, the youth
gioventude {f} :: obsolete form of gioventù
gioventudine {f} :: alternative form of gioventù
gioventute {f} :: obsolete form of gioventù
giovevole {adj} :: advantageous, profitable, beneficial
giovevole {adj} :: good for the health
gioviale {adj} :: jolly, jovial
giovialità {f} :: jollity, joviality
giovialmente {adv} :: jovially, genially, heartily
giovialona {f} :: jolly or jovial person (female)
giovialone {m} :: jolly or jovial person
gioviano {adj} :: Jupiter (attributive)
giovin {adj} :: apocopic form of giovine
giovinaccia {f} :: pejorative of giovine: a youngster [female]
giovinaccio {m} :: pejorative of giovine: a youngster [male]
giovinastra {f} :: young thug (female)
giovinastro {m} :: young thug
giovincella {f} [mainly jocular] :: diminutive of giovine: a young lass
giovincello {m} [mainly jocular] :: diminutive of giovine: a young lad
giovine {adj} :: alternative form of giovane
giovine {mf} :: alternative form of giovane
Giovine {prop} :: surname
giovinetta {f} :: Young girl
giovinetto {m} :: Young boy
giovinezza {f} :: youth
giovinotta {f} :: alternative form of giovanotta: young woman
giovinotto {m} :: alternative form of giovanotto: a young man
gipeto {m} :: lammergeier (or lammergeyer)
gippone {m} :: large jeep (or similar)
gipsicolo {adj} :: That thrives in a chalky soil
gipsoteca {f} :: plaster cast gallery
girabacchino {m} :: brace (tool), brace and bit
girabile {adj} :: endorsable
giracapo {m} :: dizziness, giddiness
giracapo {m} :: annoyance, vexation
giradischi {m} :: turntable, record player, phonograph
giradito {m} :: whitlow, paronychia
giraffa {f} :: giraffe
giraffa {f} :: boom (pole supporting a microphone)
giraffista {mf} :: boom operator (film, TV)
giragiare {m} :: Any of various types of grinding mill, but especially a ball mill
giramaschio {m} :: tap wrench
giramento {m} :: turning (movement or sensation)
giramento {m} :: dizziness
giramondo {mf} :: globetrotter
giranastri {m} :: cassette player
girandola {f} :: Catherine wheel
girandola {f} :: windmill pinwheel (child's toy)
girandola {f} :: weathercock, weathervane
girandolante {v} :: present participle of girandolare
girandolare {vi} :: to wander, stroll (about)
girandolare {vi} :: to saunter, ramble
girandolona {f} :: rambler, wanderer (female)
girandolone {m} :: rambler, wanderer
girante {v} :: present participle of girare
girante {mf} :: endorser
girantesi {v} :: present participle of girarsi
girarci intorno {v} [idiomatic] :: to beat around the bush
girare {vt} :: to turn, stir, wind
girare {vt} :: to tour, travel, go round
girare {vt} :: to pass
girare {vt} :: to endorse, transfer
girare {vt} [cinema] :: to shoot, film, act in
girare {vi} :: to turn, spin, revolve, run
girare {vi} :: to be on the go, ramble, roam, wander, go around
girare alla cieca {v} :: to twist in the wind
girarrosto {m} :: spit or rotisserie (for cooking)
girarsi {v} :: reflexive of girare
girarsi {v} :: to turn, turn round, turn over
girasi {f} [enzyme] :: gyrase
girasole {m} :: sunflower
girata {f} :: endorsement (on a cheque etc)
giratario {m} :: endorsee
girato {adj} :: turned
girato {adj} :: endorsed
giratore {m} :: gyrator (electrical device)
giratosi {v} :: past participle of girarsi
giratubi {m} :: A tool used to screw or unscrew threaded pipes
giravite {m} :: screwdriver (tool)
giravolta {f} :: spin, turn, twirl
giravolta {f} :: U-turn
giravolta {f} :: sharp bend in a road
giravolta {f} :: about turn
giravolta {f} :: turncoat
gire {v} [obsolete, regional] :: to go
girellante {v} :: present participle of girellare
girellare {vi} :: To wander or stroll about
girello {m} :: walker (for babies)
girello {m} :: silverside or topside (of beef or pork)
girellona {f} :: wanderer, stroller (female)
girellone {m} :: wanderer, stroller
giretto {m} :: stroll (short walk)
giretto {m} :: spin (short drive in a car)
girevole {adj} :: revolving
girevole {adj} :: swivel (chair etc)
girfalco {m} :: gyrfalcon, gerfalcon (Falco rusticolus)
girigogolo {m} :: flourish
girigogolo {m} :: doodle
girigogolo {m} :: scrawl
girigogolo {m} :: scribble
girino {m} :: tadpole
girio {m} :: hustle and bustle
girio {m} :: coming and going
giro {m} :: turn, twist, rotation, revolution
giro {m} :: detour
giro {m} :: lap (of a race)
giro {m} :: tour, trip, stroll
giro {m} [in the plural] :: rounds (of a postman etc)
giro {m} :: period, space, course, time, run
giro {m} :: ring (illicit)
giro {m} :: turn, round
giro {m} :: circulation (of money)
giro {m} :: row (of knitting)
giro- {prefix} :: gyro-
Giro {prop} [cycling, by ellipsis] :: The Giro d'Italia
girobussola {f} :: gyrocompass
girocollo {m} :: necklace, choker
girocollo {m} :: crew neck
giroconto {m} :: credit transfer
giroconto {m} [banking] :: A transfer of funds between banks
girocottero {m} :: autogiro
Giro di Francia {prop} [cycling] :: Tour de France (annual cycling race through France)
giro di parole {m} :: circumlocution
Giro di Spagna {prop} [cycling] :: Vuelta a España (annual cycling race in Spain)
Giro d'Italia {prop} [cycling] :: Giro d'Italia (annual cycling race in Italy)
giro di vite {m} :: turn of the screw
giro di vite {m} [figuratively] :: clampdown, crackdown
girofaro {m} :: Rotating beacon (normally orange) on an emergency vehicle
girofondo {m} :: interbank money transfer
Girolamo {prop} :: given name, cognate to English Jerome
giroletto {m} :: bed frame
giromagnetico {adj} [physics] :: gyromagnetic
giromanica {f} :: armhole
gironcino {m} [sports] :: round robin
gironda {f} :: alternative form of ghironda
Gironda {n} :: Gironde (department, river system)
girondino {m} :: Girondist
girondolante {v} :: present participle of girondolare
girondolare {vi} :: to wander about
girondolare {vi} :: to saunter or ramble
girone {m} :: circle
girone {m} :: round (sports)
gironzolante {v} :: present participle of gironzolare
gironzolare {vi} :: to wander about
gironzolare {vi} :: to loiter
giropilota {m} :: autopilot
giroplano {m} :: gyroplane, gyrodyne
giroscopico {adj} :: gyroscopic
giroscopico {adj} :: gyro (attributive)
giroscopio {m} :: gyroscope
girostabilizzato {adj} :: gyrostabilized
girostabilizzatore {m} :: gyrostabilizer
girostato {m} :: gyrostat
girotondino {m} :: A participant in a girotondo
girotondo {m} :: ring a ring o' roses (game)
girotondo {m} :: A former Italian form of political protest (involving the game)
girotta {f} :: vane
girotta {f} :: weathercock, weather vane
girovagante {v} :: present participle of girovagare
girovagante {adj} :: wandering
girovagare {vi} :: To wander about, stroll, saunter
girovago {adj} :: wandering, strolling
girovago {m} :: wanderer
girovago {m} :: tramp
girovago {m} :: pedlar, peddler
girovita {m} :: waist measurement
Girtab {prop} :: Girtab, an asterism in the constellation of Scorpius
gisarma {f} :: alternative form of giusarma
gita {f} :: trip, excursion, hike, outing
gitana {f} :: (female) gypsy, traveller
gitano {m} :: Gypsy (Romani)
gitante {mf} :: member of a tour; tripper
gittaione {m} :: corncockle
gittata {f} :: range (effective distance of a gun or missile)
giu. {abbr} :: June (Abbreviation of giugno)
giuba {f} :: mane
giubato {adj} :: maned
giubato {m} :: A thick horse's mane
giubba {f} :: jacket
giubba {f} :: tunic
giubbato {m} :: A thick mane (of a horse)
giubbato {adj} :: (of a horse's mane) thick
giubbetto {m} :: Short jacket
giubbetto {m} :: vest
giubbino {m} :: Short jacket
giubbone {m} :: Heavy jacket
giubbotto {m} :: jacket
giubbotto {m} :: jerkin
Giubiasco {prop} :: A small town in the Bellinzona district of Ticino
giubilante {v} :: present participle of giubilare
giubilante {adj} :: jubilant
giubilare {vi} :: To rejoice
giubilazione {f} :: pensioning off, retirement
giubileo {m} :: jubilee
giubilo {m} :: rejoicing
giubilo {m} :: shout of joy
giucco {adj} :: Variant of ciucco
giuda {m} :: Judas, traitor
Giuda {prop} :: given name; equivalent to English-language Jude
Giuda {prop} [biblical] :: Jude (Epistle of Jude); Judas
giudaico {adj} :: Judaic
giudaico {adj} :: Jewish
giudaismo {m} :: Judaism
giudea {f} :: Jew (female), Jewess
Giudea {prop} :: Judea
giudecca {f} [obsolete] :: A neighborhood in any of several Italian cities once reserved to the Jews; a ghetto
Giudecca {prop} :: Giudecca (long island in the Venetian Lagoon)
Giudecca {prop} [literature] :: Judecca, a zone in Dante's Inferno (Dante) reserved to the traitors to masters and benefactors, named after Judas Iscariot
giudeo {adj} :: Jewish
giudeo {m} :: Jew
giudesmo {m} :: Judaeo-Spanish
giudicabile {adj} [law] :: justiciable, triable
giudicabile {mf} [law, rare] :: defendant
giudicabilità {f} [law] :: justiciability
giudicale {adj} [historical] :: Of or pertaining to a medieval kingdom (giudicato) in Sardinia
giudicamento {m} :: The act of judging, judgement
giudicante {v} :: present participle of giudicare: that judges, judging
giudicante {adj} :: judging, judgemental
giudicantesi {v} :: present participle of giudicarsi
giudicare {vt} :: to judge
giudicare {vi} :: to judge
Giudicarie {prop} :: An area of western Trentino
giudicariese {adj} :: Of or from Giudicarie
giudicarsi {vr} :: To consider oneself (to be something)
giudicativo {adj} [obsolete] :: Of or pertaining to judging or judgement; judgemental
giudicato {m} [literary] :: judgement
giudicato {m} [law] :: synonym of cosa giudicata
giudicato {m} [rare] :: judgeship
giudicato {m} [historical] :: One of four kingdoms in medieval Sardinia
giudicatore {m} :: He who judges; judger [male]
giudicatore {adj} :: judging
giudicatorio {adj} :: Of or pertaining to judging or judgement; judgemental
giudicatosi {v} :: past participle of giudicarsi
giudicatrice {f} :: She who judges; judger [female]
giudicatura {f} [obsolete] :: The office of a judge; judgeship
giudicatura {f} [historical] :: The authority held by a monarch over a state (giudicato) in medieval Sardinia
giudicatura {f} [historical] :: Any district, with an extension similar to that of a bailiwick or governorate, in the Kingdom of Sardinia
giudice {mf} [legal] :: judge, magistrate
giudice {mf} [sports] :: umpire, judge
giudice {mf} [history] :: A monarch of a medieval kingdom (giudicato) in Sardinia
giudice togato {m} :: magistrate
giudice togato {f} :: magistrate (female)
Giudici {prop} [biblical] :: Judges, Book of Judges
giudicio {m} :: obsolete form of giudizio
giudicioso {adj} :: judicious (Variant of: giudizioso)
Giuditta {prop} :: Judith [biblical character]
Giuditta {prop} :: the Book of Judith
Giuditta {prop} :: given name
giudiziale {adj} :: judicial
giudizialmente {adv} :: judicially
giudiziariamente {adv} :: judicially
giudiziario {adj} :: legal, judicial
giudizio {m} :: judgment, wisdom, sense
giudizio {m} [legal] :: trial, proceedings, judgment, verdict
giudizio {m} :: opinion, judgement
giudizio {m} [school] :: evaluation, assessment, mark
giudiziosamente {adv} :: judiciously
giudizioso {adj} :: judicious, specifically:
giudizioso {adj} :: Showing good judgement and common sense
giudizioso {adj} :: Done with good judgement and common sense
giudizio universale {n} :: Last Judgment, doomsday
Giudizio universale {prop} :: last judgement
Giudizio universale {prop} :: the crack of doom
giuggiola {f} :: jujube (fruit)
giuggiolo {m} :: jujube (tree, Ziziphus jujuba)
giuggiolona {f} :: simpleton, fool (female)
giuggiolone {m} :: simpleton, fool
giugno {m} :: June
giugolo {m} [anatomy] :: jugulum
giugulare {adj} :: jugular
giugulare {f} [anatomy] :: jugular
giugulo {m} [anatomy] :: jugulum
giugurtino {adj} :: Jugurthine
giulebbante {v} :: present participle of giulebbare
giulebbantesi {v} :: present participle of giulebbarsi
giulebbare {vt} :: To cook in syrup
giulebbarsi {vr} :: To (have to) put up with
giulebbe {m} :: julep
giulebbe {m} :: syrup
Giulia {prop} :: given name, cognate to English Julia
Giuliana {prop} :: given name,cognate to Juliana and Gillian
giuliano {m} :: A native or inhabitant of Julian March (in Italian Venezia Giulia)
giuliano {adj} :: Of or relating to Julian March or its people
giuliano {adj} :: Julian
Giuliano {prop} :: given name, cognate to Julian
Giulianova {prop} :: A town in the Teramo province of Abruzzo
Giulie {prop} :: Julian Alps
giuliese {adj} :: Of or from Giulianova
Giulietta {prop} :: Juliet
Giulietti {prop} :: surname
Giulio {prop} :: given name
giulivamente {adv} :: joyously, joyfully, gaily, blithely
giulivo {adj} :: jolly, merry, gay, joyous
giullare {m} :: minstrel
giullare {m} :: juggler
giullare {m} :: jester, fool, court jester (person who entertained a sovereign)
giullare {m} :: clown
giullarescamente {adv} :: as a troubadour or minstrel
giullarescamente {adv} :: clownishly
giullaresco {adj} :: troubadour, minstrel [attributive]
giullaresco {adj} [by extension] :: clownish
giumella {f} :: two handfulls
giumenta {f} :: mare
giumento {m} :: pack animal, beast of burden
giunca {f} [nautical] :: junk (vessel)
giuncaceo {adj} :: rush (attributive), cane (attributive)
giuncaceo {adj} :: rushy, rushlike, canelike
giuncaia {f} :: reed bed
giuncata {f} :: junket, curds and whey
giuncata {f} :: A soft curd cheese that retains some of the whey
giuncheto {m} :: reed bed
giunchiglia {f} :: daffodil
giunchiglia {f} :: jonquil
giunco {m} :: rush
giunco {m} :: cane
giunco di palude {m} :: bulrush
giungente {v} :: present participle of giungere
giungere {vi} :: to arrive, reach, come
giungere {vt} :: to join, put together
giungimento {m} [literary, rare] :: arrival
giungimento {m} [literary, rare] :: connecting, joining, linking
giungla {f} :: (also figuratively) jungle
Giunio {prop} :: given name
giuniore {adj} :: junior
giunone {f} :: A Junoesque woman
giunone {f} :: A proud and jealous woman
Giunone {prop} [Roman god] :: Juno
giunonico {adj} :: Junoesque
giunta {f} :: feminine noun of giunto
giunta {f} :: council, committee, assembly
giunta {f} :: junta [all senses]
giunta {f} :: addition
giuntante {v} :: present participle of giuntare
giuntare {vt} :: to join [things together]
giuntatore {m} :: joiner, jointer (person)
giuntatrice {f} :: editor, splicer (machine used to edit film)
Giunti {prop} :: surname
giuntista {mf} :: cable joiner (telephone or fibre-optic)
giunto cardanico {m} :: universal joint
giuntura {f} [anatomy, point where two components join] :: joint
giunzionale {adj} :: junctional
giunzione {f} :: junction
giuocare {v} :: alternative spelling of giocare
giuoco {m} :: alternative spelling of gioco
giurì {m} :: jury
giura {f} :: guild (group of tradespeople)
Giura {prop} :: Jura
giurabbacco {interj} [dated] :: euphemistic form of giuraddio
giurabile {adj} :: That can be sworn
giuracchiante {v} :: present participle of giuracchiare
giuracchiare {v} [archaic] :: To thoughtlessly take oaths
giuracchiare {v} [archaic] :: To abuse swearing oaths
giuraddiana {interj} :: euphemistic form of giuraddio
giuraddio {interj} [dated] :: Used to express resentment or irritation, or resolution
giuraddio {m} {m} [dated] :: An expression of resentment or irritation
giuramento {m} :: oath
giuramento di Ippocrate {m} [medicine] :: Hippocratic oath
giurante {v} :: present participle of giurare
giurantesi {v} :: present participle of giurarsi
giurare {vt} :: to swear, vow
giurarsi {vr} [legal] :: to be linked by a pact or an oath
giurassico {adj} [geology] :: Jurassic
giurata {f} :: juror (female)
giurata {f} :: jurywoman
giurativo {adj} :: Of or pertaining to swearing an oath
giurato {adj} [law] :: juratory
giurato {adj} :: sworn
giurato {m} :: juror (male)
giurato {m} :: juryman
giuratorio {adj} :: Of or pertaining to swearing an oath
giuratosi {v} :: past participle of giurarsi
giure {n} [literary, legal] :: law, jurisprudence
giureconsulto {m} [law, especially historical] :: jurist
giuria {f} :: jury
giuria {f} :: panel of judges
giuridicamente {adv} :: legally, lawfully
giuridicità {f} :: legality
giuridico {adj} [law] :: legal
giurisdizionale {adj} :: jurisdictional
giurisdizionalismo {m} [politics] :: jurisdictionalism
giurisdizionalista {mf} [politics] :: A supporter of jurisdictionalism
giurisdizionalista {adj} :: supporting or practising jurisdictionalism
giurisdizionalista {adj} :: synonym of giurisdizionalistico
giurisdizionalistico {adj} [politics] :: Of or pertaining to jurisdictionalism or its supporters
giurisdizionalità {adj} :: The condition of being jurisdictional
giurisdizionalizzazione {f} [law] :: The attribution of jurisdictional characteristics
giurisdizionalmente {adv} :: jurisdictionally
giurisdizione {f} :: jurisdiction
giurisperito {m} [literary] :: jurist
giurisprudente {m} :: jurist
giurisprudenza {f} :: jurisprudence
giurisprudenza {f} :: case law
giurisprudenziale {adj} :: jurisprudential
giurista {f} :: jurist [expert in law or jurisprudence]
giuristico {adj} :: juristic
gius {n} :: synonym of giure: law, jurisprudence
giusarma {f} [weaponry] :: gisarme
giuscanonista {mf} [legal] :: An expert in canon law
giuscibernetica {f} [Internet] :: cyberlaw
giuscibernetico {adj} [Internet] :: Of or pertaining to cyberlaw
giuscivilista {mf} [legal] :: An expert in civil law
giusdicente {m} [literary] :: judge
giusdicente {adj} :: that judges, judging
Giuseppe {prop} :: Joseph [biblical character]
Giuseppe {prop} :: given name, cognate with English Joseph
Giuseppina {prop} :: given name, feminine diminutive form of Giuseppe, cognate to English Josephine
giuseppinismo {m} :: Josephinism
giuslavorista {mf} [legal] :: An expert in labour law
giusnaturalismo {m} :: natural law, specifically:
giusnaturalismo {m} [philosophy] :: An ethical theory that posits the existence of a law whose content is set by nature and that therefore has validity everywhere
giusnaturalismo {m} [legal] :: A generally accepted concept of the philosophical system of legal and moral principles purportedly deriving from a of natural or divine justice and not from a position of positive law but of ideas of right and wrong
giusnaturalista {mf} :: An advocate of natural law
giusnaturalistico {adj} :: Of or pertaining to natural law or its advocates; natural law [attributive]
giuso {adv} :: synonym of giù
giuspatronato {m} [archaic, law] :: ecclesiastical patronage
giuspositivismo {m} [law] :: legal positivism
giusquiamo {m} :: henbane, especially black henbane (Hyoscyamus niger)
giusrealismo {m} [law] :: legal realism
giusta {f} :: feminine noun of giusto
giustacore {n} :: alternative form of giustacuore
giustacorpo {n} :: synonym of giustacuore: jerkin
giustacuore {n} [historical, literary] :: jerkin
giustamente {adv} :: justly, fairly
giustapponente {v} :: present participle of giustapporre
giustapporre {vt} :: To juxtapose
giustapporsi {v} :: To juxtapose oneself
giustapposizione {f} :: juxtaposition
giustapposto {adj} :: juxtaposed
giustappunto {adv} :: in fact, precisely
giustezza {f} :: accuracy
giustezza {f} :: soundness
giustezza {f} :: aptness
giustezza {f} :: justification (of text)
Giusti {prop} :: surname
giustificabile {adj} :: justifiable, excusable
giustificabilità {f} :: justifiability
giustificabilmente {adv} :: justifiably
giustificante {v} :: present participle of giustificare
giustificantesi {v} :: present participle of giustificarsi
giustificare {vt} :: to justify
giustificare {vt} :: to account for
giustificarsi {v} :: reflexive of giustificare
giustificarsi {v} :: to justify or excuse oneself
giustificatamente {adv} :: justifiedly
giustificatezza {f} :: The property of being justified; justifiedness
giustificativo {adj} :: justificatory
giustificativo {m} [business] :: A document that accounts for something (e.g. an expense)
giustificato {adj} :: justified (also of a text)
giustificato {adj} :: excused
giustificatore {adj} :: justificatory
giustificatorio {adj} [uncommon] :: justificatory
giustificatosi {v} :: past participle of giustificarsi
giustificazione {f} :: justification, explanation
giustificazione {f} :: proof
giustificazionismo {m} :: The tendency to justify everything, even crimes, through various reasons
Giustina {prop} :: given name, cognate to Justine and Justina
giustinianeo {adj} :: Justinian
Giustiniano {prop} :: Justinian
Giustino {prop} :: given name, cognate to English Justin
giustissimo {adj} :: Very fair, very correct, quite right
giustizia {f} :: justice, fairness, equity
giustizia {f} [legal] :: law, justice, law enforcement
giustizialismo {m} [historical] :: Peronism, justicialism
giustizialismo {m} :: The position of someone who calls for strict (and usually swift) justice upon the perpetrator(s) of certain types of crimes
giustizialista {adj} :: Of or pertaining to Peronism
giustizialista {mf} :: An advocate of the politicization of the judiciary
giustiziante {v} :: present participle of giustiziare
giustiziare {vt} :: To execute (someone)
giustiziera {f} :: avenger (female)
giustiziera {f} :: executioner (female)
giustizierato {m} :: judicature (administrative district)
giustiziere {m} :: avenger
giustiziere {m} :: executioner
giustiziere {m} :: judge
giusto {adj} :: just, right
giusto {m} :: righteous person
giusto {adv} :: just, exactly
Giusto {prop} :: given name, cognate to English Justus
Gizio {prop} :: A small river that flows in Abruzzo
glabella {f} [anatomy] :: glabella
glabro {adj} :: hairless, glabrous
glacette {f} :: glacette
glaciale {adj} :: glacial
glaciale {adj} :: icy, freezing, cold, arctic
glacialità {f} :: iciness (lack of warmth, both physical and emotional)
glaciazione {f} :: glaciation
glaciologa {f} :: glaciologist (female)
glaciologia {f} :: glaciology
glaciologico {adj} :: glaciological
glaciologo {m} :: glaciologist
gladiatore {m} :: gladiator
gladiatorio {adj} :: gladiatorial
gladiatrice {f} :: gladiatrix, female gladiator [in a TV gameshow, etc]
gladio {m} :: rapier, sword
gladiolo {m} :: gladiolus, gladiola
glagolitico {adj} :: Glagolitic
glamourizzante {v} :: present participle of glamourizzare
glamourizzare {vt} :: To glamorize
glamourizzazione {f} :: glamorization
glande {m} :: glans
glandola {f} [anatomy] :: gland
glandolare {adj} :: Variant of ghiandolare
glandula {f} :: alternative form of ghiandola
glandulare {adj} :: glandular
glanduloso {adj} :: glandular, glandulous
Glarona {prop} :: Glarus
glaronese {adj} :: Of or from Glarona
glassa {f} [foods] :: glaze, icing, frosting
glassante {v} :: present participle of glassare
glassare {vt} :: To glaze, to ice, to frost
glassarmonica {f} [musical instruments] :: glass harmonica
glassatura {f} :: frosting, icing (on a cake etc.)
glasto {m} :: woad
Glauca {prop} :: A female given name
glauco {adj} :: glaucous (all senses)
Glauco {prop} [Greek god] :: Glaucus
Glauco {prop} :: given name
glaucodoto {m} [mineral] :: glaucodot
glaucoma {m} [disease] :: glaucoma
glaucopide {adj} :: glaucope-like
glaucopide {adj} :: blue-green-eyed (ancient Greek epithet of the goddess Athena)
glaucopide {mf} :: glaucope
gleba {f} :: a clod of earth
gleboso {adj} :: cloddy
glena {f} [anatomy] :: glenoid (cavity)
glenoidale {adj} :: glenoid, glenoidal
glenoide {f} [anatomy] :: glenoid (cavity)
gli {art} :: form of i (the) used before a vowel, impure s, gn, pn, ps, x, and z, and also with the plural noun dei (gods); the
gli {pron} [dative] :: him, to him; it; to it; them, to them
glia {f} :: glia
gliadina {f} [protein] :: gliadin
gliale {adj} :: glial
gli amici si vedono nel momento del bisogno {phrase} :: a friend in need is a friend indeed
gliare {adj} :: glial
glicano {m} [organic chemistry] :: glycan
glicazione {f} [organic chemistry] :: glycation
glicemia {f} :: glycemia, glycæmia
glicemico {adj} :: glycemic, glycæmic
glicemizzante {adj} [pathology] :: glycaemic
gliceraldeide {f} [organic compound] :: glyceraldehyde
glicerato {m} [organic chemistry] :: glycerate
glicerico {adj} :: glyceric
gliceride {m} [organic chemistry] :: glyceride
glicerile {m} [organic chemistry] :: glyceryl
glicerina {f} :: glycerine
glicerinoso {adj} :: glycerinated, glycerinous
glicerofosfato {m} [organic chemistry] :: glycerophosphate
glicerofosfolipide {m} [organic chemistry] :: glycerophospholipid
glicerolo {m} [organic compound] :: glycerol
glicidico {adj} [organic chemistry] :: glycidic
glicina {f} [amino acid] :: glycine
glicine {m} :: wistaria, wisteria
glicinergico {adj} :: glycinergic
glico- {prefix} :: glyco-
glicocolla {f} [amino acid] :: glycine
glicoforina {f} [protein] :: glycophorin
glicogenesi {n} :: glycogenesis
glicogeno {m} [biochemistry] :: glycogen
glicogenolisi {f} [biochemistry] :: glycogenolysis
glicogenosi {f} [medicine] :: glycogenosis (glycogen storage disease)
glicogenosintesi {f} [biochemistry] :: glycogenesis
glicol {m} :: glycol
glicolato {m} [organic chemistry] :: glycollate
glicole {m} [organic chemistry] :: glycol
glicol etilenico {m} :: ethylene glycol
glicolico {adj} :: glycolic
glicolipide {m} [biochemistry] :: glycolipid
glicolipidico {adj} :: glycolipid (attributive)
glicolipidosi {f} [pathology] :: glycolipidosis
glicolisi {f} [biochemistry] :: glycolysis
glicolitico {adj} [biochemistry] :: glycolytic
glicolo {m} :: glicol etilenico
glicopirronio {m} :: glycopyrronium
glicoproteico {adj} :: glycoproteic
glicoproteina {f} [carbohydrate, protein] :: glycoprotein
glicorrachia {f} :: glycorrhachia
glicosaminoglicano {m} [carbohydrate] :: glycosaminoglycan
glicosidasi {f} [enzyme] :: glycosidase
glicosidazione {f} :: glycosidation, glycosylation
glicoside {m} [carbohydrate] :: glycoside
glicosidico {adj} :: glycosidic
glicosilasi {f} [enzyme] :: glycosylase
glicosilato {adj} :: glycosylated
glicosilazione {f} [biochemistry] :: glycosylation
glicosilico {adj} :: glycosylic
glicoso {m} :: Variant of: glucosio
glicosoaminoglicano {m} [carbohydrate] :: glycosaminoglycan
glicosoma {m} [biology] :: glycosome
glicosuria {f} [pathology] :: glycosuria
gliel' {pron} [sometimes before a vowel] :: apocopic form of gliela
gliel' {pron} [sometimes before a vowel] :: apocopic form of glielo
gliel {pron} :: apocopic form of glielo
gliela {pron} :: it to him, her or them
gliele {pron} :: them to him, her or them
glieli {pron} :: them to him, her or them
glielo {pron} :: it to him, her or them
glien' {pron} [sometimes before a vowel or an h] :: apocopic form of gliene
glien {pron} :: apocopic form of gliene
gliene {pron} :: some (of it/them) to him/her/it/them
gliene {pron} :: about it/them to him/her/it/them
glifo {m} :: glyph (all senses)
glioblastoma {m} [oncology] :: glioblastoma
glioma {m} [medicine] :: glioma
gliommero {m} :: A Neapolitan dialect poem having eleven-syllable verses with internal rhyme and containing puns, jokes etc
gliossale {m} [organic compound] :: glyoxal
gliossilato {m} [organic chemistry] :: glyoxalate
gliossilico {adj} :: glyoxylic
gliossisoma {m} [biology] :: glyoxysome
gliotico {adj} [anatomy] :: glial
gliotico {adj} [pathology] :: gliotic
gliptogenesi {n} :: glyptogenesis
gliptoteca {f} :: alternative form of glittoteca
gliraria {f} :: glirarium
glissando {adv} :: In the style of a glissando
glissando {m} :: glissando
glissante {v} :: present participle of glissare
glissare {vt} [music] :: to play a glissando
glissare {vt} :: to wilfully avoid a topic
glissato {m} :: glissando
glissoniana {f} [anatomy] :: Glissonian sheaf / Glissonian capsule
glittica {n} :: glyptics
glittico {adj} :: glyptic
glitto- {prefix} :: glypto-
glittografia {f} :: glyptography
glittografico {adj} :: glyptographic
glittografo {m} :: glyptograph
glittografo {m} :: glyptographer
glittoteca {f} :: collection of glyptographs
glittoteca {f} :: glyptotheca
globale {adj} :: overall, inclusive
globale {adj} [of income etc] :: total
globale {adj} [of a view etc] :: global
globalismo {m} :: globalism
globalista {mf} :: globalist
globalità {f} :: entirety
globalizzante {v} :: present participle of globalizzare
globalizzare {vt} :: to globalize
globalizzatore {adj} :: globalizing
globalizzazione {f} :: globalisation
globalmente {adv} :: inclusively
globalmente {adv} :: totally
globalmente {adv} :: globally
globicefalo {m} :: right whale
globigerina {f} :: Any foraminiferan of the order Globigerinida
globina {f} [protein] :: globin
globo {m} :: globe
globo di neve {m} :: snow globe
globoide {m} :: globoid
globo oculare {m} :: eyeball
globosità {f} :: globosity, sphericity
globoso {adj} :: globular, globose
globo terrestre {m} :: globe of the world
globulare {adj} :: globular
globulare {adj} :: corpuscular
globulina {f} [protein] :: globulin
globulo {m} :: globule
globulo {m} :: blood cell, corpuscle
globulo bianco {m} [cytology] :: white blood cell
globulo rosso {m} [cytology] :: red blood cell
globuloso {adj} :: globular
globuloso {adj} :: spherical
gloglottante {v} :: present participle of gloglottare
gloglottare {vi} :: To gobble (especially of a turkey)
gloglottare {vi} :: To gurgle
gloglottio {m} :: gobbling (of a turkey)
gloglottio {m} :: gurgle, gurgling
glomerulare {adj} :: glomerular
glomerulo {m} [medicine] :: glomerulus
glomerulonefrite {f} [medicine] :: glomerulonephritis, glomerular nephritis
glomerulopatia {f} [disease] :: glomerulopathy
gloria {f} :: glory
gloria {f} :: praise
Gloria {prop} :: given name
gloriante {v} :: present participle of gloriare
gloriantesi {v} :: present participle of gloriarsi
gloriare {vt} [literary] :: to exalt or praise
gloriarsi {vr} :: To pride oneself (on); To take pride (in)
gloriarsi {v} :: to swagger
gloriatosi {v} :: past participle of gloriarsi
gloriette {f} :: gloriette
glorificante {v} :: present participle of glorificare
glorificare {v} :: to glorify
glorificarsi {vr} :: to boast or brag (about)
glorificarsi {vr} :: To pride oneself (on); To take pride (in)
glorificato {adj} :: glorified
glorificatore {m} :: glorifier
glorificazione {f} :: glorification
gloriosamente {adv} :: gloriously
gloriosissimo {adj} :: Very glorious, very illustrious
glorioso {adj} :: glorious, illustrious
glorioso {adj} [religion] :: glorified
gloriuccia {f} :: The petty glory of an insignificant victory
gloriuzza {f} :: synonym of gloriuccia
glossa {f} :: gloss (explanatory note)
glossante {v} :: present participle of glossare
glossare {v} :: to gloss or annotate
glossario {m} :: glossary
glossatore {m} :: glossarist, commentator
glossectomia {f} [surgery] :: glossectomy
glossema {m} [linguistics] :: glosseme
glossematica {f} [linguistics] :: glossematics
glossite {f} [pathology] :: glossitis
glosso- {prefix} :: gloss-
glossodinia {f} [pathology] :: glossodynia
glossofaringeo {adj} :: glossopharyngeal
glossofobia {f} :: glossophobia
glossografia {f} :: glossography
glossografico {adj} :: glossographical
glossografo {m} :: glossographer
glossopoeta {mf} :: conlanger
glossopoiesi {f} :: glossopoeia
glottale {adj} :: glottal
glottidale {adj} [anatomy] :: pertaining to the glottis, glottal
glottidale {adj} [phonetics] :: glottal
glottidale {f} [phonetics] :: A glottal speech sound
glottide {f} [anatomy] :: glottis
glotto- {prefix} :: Variant of glosso-
glottocronologia {f} :: glottochronology
glottodidattica {f} :: language teaching
glottologia {f} :: linguistics
glottologico {adj} :: linguistic
glottologo {m} :: linguist
glottotecnica {f} :: applied linguistics (especially the study of neologisms)
glottoteta {mf} :: applied linguist (especially one who studies neologisms)
glucagone {m} [biochemistry] :: glucagon
glucagonico {adj} :: glucagonic
glucanasi {f} [enzyme] :: glucanase
glucano {m} [carbohydrate] :: glucan
glucide {m} [carbohydrate] :: carbohydrate, saccharide, glycose
glucidico {adj} :: saccharidic; carbohydrate (attributive)
glucinio {m} [obsolete] :: glucinium
glucoamilasi {f} [enzyme] :: glucoamylase
glucocorticoide {m} [organic chemistry] :: glucocorticoid
glucomannano {m} [organic compound] :: glucomannan
gluconato {m} [organic chemistry] :: gluconate
gluconeogenesi {f} [biochemistry] :: gluconeogenesis
gluconico {adj} :: gluconic
glucooligosaccaride {m} [biochemistry] :: glucooligosaccharide
glucopiranosio {m} [carbohydrate] :: glucopyranose
glucosamina {f} [organic compound] :: glucosamine
glucosammina {f} [organic compound] :: glucosamine
glucosidasi {f} [enzyme] :: glucosidase
glucoside {m} [biochemistry] :: glucoside
glucosio {m} [carbohydrate] :: glucose
glucuronato {m} [organic chemistry] :: glucuronate
glucuronico {adj} :: glucuronic
glucuronoarabinoxilano {m} [carbohydrate] :: glucuronoarabinoxylan
gluma {f} [botany] :: glume
glumetta {f} [botany] :: glumella, palea (small scale of chaff)
gluone {m} [physics] :: gluon
gluonico {adj} :: gluonic
glutammato {m} :: glutamate
glutammato monosodico {m} [organic compound] :: monosodium glutamate
glutammico {adj} :: glutamic
glutammina {f} [amino acid] :: glutamine
glutarico {adj} :: glutaric
glutatione {m} [biochemistry] :: glutathione
glutenina {f} [protein] :: glutenin
gluteo {m} [anatomy] :: buttock, bum
gluteo {adj} :: gluteal
glutinato {adj} :: Containing more gluten than usual (of foods)
glutine {m} :: gluten
glutinosità {f} :: glutinousness, glutinosity
glutinoso {adj} :: glutinous
gnà {n} :: alternative spelling of gna
gna {n} [regional, Calabria, Sicily, colloquial] :: A title of address for women
gnagnera {f} :: singsong
gnagnera {f} :: itching, tingling
gnagnera {f} :: whim, desire
gnam gnam {interj} :: nom nom nom
gnatologia {f} [medicine] :: gnathology
gnocca {f} [vulgar] :: A pussy, a cunt
gnocca {f} [vulgar] :: A dish, a babe, a doll, a fox, a piece of ass
gnocchetto {m} :: (especially in plural) Small dumpling
gnocco {m} [cooking] :: Italian variety of dumpling
gnocco {m} [by extension] :: knot, lump
gnocco {m} [figurative] :: goof, idiot
gnocco {m} [slang] :: A handsome male
gnocco {adj} [slang] :: handsome, good looking
gnoma {f} :: Female gnome
gnomico {adj} :: gnomic
gnomo {m} :: gnome
gnomologia {f} :: sententious eloquence
gnomone {m} :: gnomon
gnomonica {f} :: gnomonics
gnomonista {mf} :: gnomonist
gnorri {mf} :: A person who pretends not to understand
gnoseologia {f} :: gnosiology, epistemology
gnoseologico {adj} :: gnosiological
gnosi {f} :: gnosis
gnosticismo {m} :: Gnosticism
gnostico {adj} :: gnostic
gnu {m} :: gnu
gnucco {adj} :: dull, dim-witted
gnudo {adj} :: Variant of nudo
gnudo {m} :: (especially in plural) A light, fluffy form of gnocchi made with ricotta and little or no flour or potato
go {m} [board games] :: go
GO {prop} :: abbreviation of Gorizia, an Italian town in Friuli-Venezia Giulia
goal {m} :: alternative spelling of gol
gobannese {adj} :: Gobannian
gobannese {mf} :: Gobannian
gobba {f} :: hump, hunch
gobba {f} :: hunchback, humpback (female)
gobbo {adj} :: hunchbacked
gobbo {m} :: hunchback
gobbo elettronico {m} :: teleprompter
gobione {m} :: gudgeon (fish)
goccetto {m} :: A tiny drop or spot (of liquid)
goccia {f} :: drop
goccia {f} [heraldry] :: goutte
gocciante {v} :: present participle of gocciare
gocciar {v} :: apocopic form of gocciare
gocciare {vi} :: To drip or trickle
gocciare {vi} :: To run (of the nose)
goccio {m} :: drop, spot, dash (small amount of liquid)
gocciol {f} :: apocopic form of gocciola
gocciola {f} :: drop
gocciolamento {m} :: dripping
gocciolamento {m} :: drizzling
gocciolante {v} :: present participle of gocciolare
gocciolare {vi} :: To drip
gocciolare {v} [impersonal] :: To drizzle
gocciolatoio {m} [architecture] :: dripstone
gocciolina {f} :: droplet
gocciolio {m} :: dripping (continuous)
gocciolone {m} :: large drop
godente {v} :: present participle of godere
godentesi {v} :: present participle of godersi
godere {v} :: to enjoy
godere {v} [slang] :: to have an orgasm; to come
godereccio {adj} :: pleasure-seeking, pleasure-loving
godereccio {adj} :: pleasant, pleasurable
godersi {vr} :: to enjoy oneself
godersi {vr} :: to benefit from something
godezia {f} :: godetia, evening primrose
godibile {adj} :: enjoyable
godibilissimo {adj} :: Very enjoyable
godibilità {f} :: enjoyableness
godimento {m} :: pleasure, enjoyment
godimento {m} :: possession (legal)
godronante {v} :: present participle of godronare
godronare {v} :: to knurl
godronare {m} :: knurling (knurled pattern)
godrone {m} :: knurler (knurling tool)
goduria {f} :: pleasure
godurioso {adj} :: pleasurable, very pleasant
godutosi {v} :: past participle of godersi
godwiniano {adj} :: Godwinian
goethiano {adj} :: Goethean; Goethe [attributive]
goffaggine {f} :: clumsiness
goffaggine {f} :: awkwardness
goffamente {adv} :: clumsily, awkwardly
goffo {adj} :: clumsy, awkward, ungainly, gauche
goffo {adj} :: inelegant
goffrante {v} :: present participle of goffrare
goffrare {v} :: to emboss
goffrato {adj} :: embossed
goffratrice {f} :: embosser (embossing machine)
goffratura {f} :: embossing
Goffredo {prop} :: given name, equivalent to English Geoffrey and Godfrey
gogna {f} :: pillory
gol {m} [sports] :: goal (act of placing the ball into the goal)
gola {f} :: throat
gola {f} :: gluttony, greed: one of i sette peccati capitali
gola {f} :: gorge, defile
gola {f} :: stack, flue
Golan {prop} :: Golan
Golasecca {prop} :: A small town in the Varese province of Lombardia
golasecchiano {adj} :: Of or from Golasecca
Golden Gate Bridge {prop} :: Golden Gate Bridge
Goldoni {prop} :: surname
Goldoni {prop} :: Carlo Goldoni, Italian playwright
goldoniano {adj} :: Goldonian
goleada {f} [soccer] :: barrage of goals
goleador {m} [football] :: goal scorer; attacker (who scores many goals)
golena {f} :: floodplain
golenale {adj} :: floodplain (attributive)
golenale {adj} :: alluvial
goletta {f} :: schooner
golf {m} :: golf
golf {m} :: jumper, cardigan
golfara {m} [nautical] :: A metal ring, fixed to the deck of a ship, through which cables are passed
golfare {m} :: ringbolt
golfista {f} [sports] :: golfer
golfistico {adj} :: golf (attributive)
golfo {m} :: gulf
Golfo {prop} :: The (Persian) Gulf
Golgi {prop} :: surname
Golgi {prop} :: Camillo Golgi, Italian scientist, winner of the 1906 Nobel Prize in Medicine
golgiano {adj} :: Golgi (attributive)
Golgota {prop} :: Golgotha
Golia {prop} :: Goliath [biblical character]
goliardata {f} :: joke
goliardia {f} [historical] :: goliardery
goliardia {f} :: The carefree lifestyle of a university student, free from responsibility or worries
goliardia {f} :: students' lightheartedness
goliardicamente {adv} :: as a student
goliardico {adj} :: student (attributive)
goliardo {m} :: university student (usually one with a carefree or lax way of life)
gollismo {m} :: Gaullism
gollista {adj} :: Gaullist
gollista {mf} :: Gaullist
Golo {prop} :: A river that flows in Corsica
golosamente {adv} :: greedily
goloseria {f} :: greed, gluttony
golosissimo {adj} :: Very greedy or gluttonous
golosità {f} :: greed, gluttony
goloso {adj} :: greedy, voracious (for)
goloso {m} :: glutton, gourmand, gormandizer
golpe {f} :: mildew, smut
golpe {m} :: a military coup or putsch
golpista {mf} :: Leader of a coup
gombito {m} :: obsolete form of gomito
gombo {m} :: okra (Abelmoschus esculentus)
gomena {f} [nautical] :: hawser
gomitata {f} :: poke, dig (especially with the elbow)
gomitiera {m} :: elbow guard
gomito {m} [anatomy] :: elbow
gomito {m} :: bend in a tube
gomito {m} :: crank (in engineering)
gomitolo {m} :: ball (of wool, cotton etc)
gomma {f} :: rubber, india rubber, caoutchouc
gomma {f} :: (substance; chewing-gum) gum
gomma {f} :: eraser, rubber
gomma {f} :: tyre, tire
gomma {f} [medicine] :: gumma
gomma a terra {f} :: flat tyre, flat tire
gommagutta {f} :: gamboge
gommalacca {f} :: lac
gommalacca {f} :: shellac
gommante {v} :: present participle of gommare
gommapiuma {f} :: foam rubber
gommare {v} :: to rubberize
gommato {adj} :: rubberized
gommato {adj} :: gummed
gommatura {f} [automobiles] :: tyres
gommatura {f} :: gumming, rubberizing
gommifero {adj} :: gummiferous
gommificio {m} :: rubber factory
gommina {m} :: hair gel
gommino {m} :: rubber tip or washer
gommista {mf} :: tyre / tire specialist, dealer or changer
gommone {m} :: rubber dinghy
gommoresina {f} :: gum resin
gommosità {f} :: gumminess
gommoso {adj} :: gummy, rubbery
Gomorra {prop} :: Gomorrah
gonade {f} [anatomy] :: gonad
gonadico {adj} [anatomy] :: gonadic, gonadal
gonadotropico {adj} :: gonadotropic, gonadotrophic
gonadotropina {f} [biochemistry] :: gonadotropin
gonadotropinico {adj} :: gonadotropinic
gonadotropo {adj} [physiology] :: gonadotropic
-gonale {suffix} :: -gonal
gonalgia {f} [pathology] :: gonalgia
gonartrite {f} [pathology] :: gonarthritis
gondola {f} :: gondola (narrow boat in Venice)
gondoletta {f} :: diminutive of gondola: a small gondola
gondoliere {m} :: gondolier (Venetian boatman)
gondolino {m} :: diminutive of gondola
gondolino {m} [nautical] :: A small, two-man gondola used in racing
gondolone {f} :: synonym of barchetta (gondola ferryboat)
gonfalone {m} :: banner (historical)
gonfaloniere {m} :: gonfalonier
gonfaloniere {m} :: standard-bearer
gonfiabile {adj} :: inflatable
gonfiaggio {m} :: inflation, pumping up
gonfiante {v} :: present participle of gonfiare
gonfiantesi {v} :: present participle of gonfiarsi
gonfiar {v} :: apocopic form of gonfiare
gonfiare {v} :: to blow up
gonfiare {v} :: to swell
gonfiarsi {vr} :: to swell
gonfiarsi {vr} :: to rise (of a river)
gonfiato {adj} :: swollen
gonfiatoio {m} :: pump (for inflating tyres etc)
gonfiatosi {v} :: past participle of gonfiarsi
gonfiatura {f} :: swelling (up)
gonfiatura {f} :: inflation
gonfiatura {f} :: exaggeration
gonfiezza {f} :: swelling
gonfiezza {f} :: pomposity
gonfio {adj} :: swollen
gonfio {adj} :: bombastic (person)
gonfio {adj} :: inflated (tire)
gonfiore {m} :: swelling
gonfiore {m} :: bump
gonfosi {f} [anatomy] :: gomphosis
gonfrena {f} :: gomphrena, globe amaranth
gongolante {v} :: present participle of gongolare
gongolare {vi} :: To be visibly very satisfied or pleased (with or about)
Gongolo {prop} :: Happy (Disney character)
gongorismo {m} :: Gongorism
gonidio {m} [biology] :: gonidium
gonio- {prefix} :: Used to form terms relating to (the measurement of) angles
goniometria {f} [mathematics, topography] :: goniometry
goniometrico {adj} [mathematics, topography] :: goniometric
goniometro {m} :: goniometer
gonioscopia {f} [medicine] :: gonioscopy
gonioscopico {adj} :: gonioscopic
goniotomia {f} :: goniotomy
gonna {f} :: skirt
gonnella {f} :: skirt
gonnella {f} [figuratively] :: girl, woman
gonnellina {f} :: miniskirt
gonnellino {m} :: A short skirt
gonnellino {m} :: kilt
gonnellino {m} :: A traditional Scottish garment, usually worn by men, having roughly the same morphology as a wrap-around skirt, with overlapping front aprons and pleated around the sides and back, and usually made of twill-woven worsted wool with a tartan pattern
gono- {prefix} :: Used to form terms relating to sexual reproduction
-gono {suffix} [geometry] :: -gon (forms the names of plane figures containing a given number of angles)
gonococcico {adj} :: gonococcal
gonococco {m} [microbiology] :: gonococcus
gonorrea {f} [disease] :: gonorrhea
gonorroico {adj} :: gonorrheal
Gonzaga {prop} :: surname
Gonzaga {prop} :: A noble family from Mantova
gonzo {m} :: simpleton, dolt
gonzo {m} :: dupe
googlante {v} :: present participle of googlare
googlare {vt} :: to google
Google {prop} :: Google (search engine or company)
gora {f} :: canal (for irrigation)
gora {f} :: mill race
gorano {adj} :: Goran
gorbia {f} :: ferrule
gordiano {adj} :: Gordian
Gordiano {prop} :: given name
goretex {m} :: Gore-Tex
gorgheggiamento {m} :: trilling, warbling
gorgheggiante {v} :: present participle of gorgheggiare
gorgheggiare {vi} :: to warble
gorgheggiare {vi} [music] :: to trill
gorgheggiatore {m} :: triller
gorgheggiatore {m} :: warbler (bird is masculine only)
gorgheggio {m} [music] :: trill
gorgia {f} :: throat
Gorgia {prop} :: Gorgias (Greek philosopher)
gorgiera {f} :: gorget
gorgiera {f} :: bib
gorgiera {f} :: ruff
gorgieretta {f} :: gorget (armour for the throat)
Gorgón {f} :: medieval spelling of Gorgone
gorgo {m} :: whirlpool
gorgo {m} :: vortex, eddy
gorgogliamento {m} :: gurgling
gorgogliante {v} :: present participle of gorgogliare
gorgogliare {vi} :: To gurgle
gorgogliatore {m} :: fermentation lock
gorgoglio {m} :: gurgling
gorgoglio {m} :: gurgle
gorgoglione {m} :: aphid
Gorgona {prop} :: An island between Corsica and Livorno
gorgone {f} :: gorgon
Gorgone {f} :: alternative case form of gorgone
gorgonia {f} :: gorgonian, sea whip, sea fan (cnidarian of order Alcyonacea, syn. Gorgonacea)
gorgonzola {m} :: gorgonzola cheese
Gorgonzola {prop} :: a commune in the province of Milan
Gori {prop} :: surname
gorilla {m} :: gorilla
gorillone {m} :: A giant ape; a King Kong
Gorizia {prop} :: Gorizia
goriziano {adj} :: Of or relating to Gorizia or the Gorizia people
goriziano {m} :: A native or inhabitant of Gorizia
Goriziano {prop} :: Gorizia
Gornalunga {prop} :: A river that flows in Sicily
gospel {m} [music] :: gospel (style of music)
gossip {m} :: gossip (especially concerning famous or important people)
gossiparo {adj} :: gossip (attributive)
gossiparo {m} :: gossiper
gossipolo {m} [organic compound] :: gossypol
gota {f} :: cheek (human or meat-animal), jowl
gotha {m} :: The local aristocracy of a region
gotha {m} :: The elite of a particular business or entertainment sector
Gotha {prop} :: Gotha
gotico {adj} :: Gothic
gotico {m} :: Gothic language or style
goto {adj} :: Gothic
gotta {f} :: gout
gottante {v} :: present participle of gottare
Gottardo {prop} :: Gothard
gottare {vt} [nautical] :: to bail out
gottazza {f} [nautical] :: bailer (bailing scoop)
Gottinga {prop} :: Göttingen
gotto {m} :: mug, mugful
gotto {m} :: glass, glassful
gottosa {f} :: gout sufferer (female)
gottoso {adj} [pathology] :: gouty, gout (attributive)
gottoso {m} [pathology] :: gout sufferer
goulotte {f} :: An Alpine gulley that is too narrow to be skied through
gourmet {mf} :: gourmet
governabile {adj} :: governable
governabile {adj} :: steerable
governabilità {f} :: governability
governale {f} :: vane (of a bomb etc.)
governante {adj} :: governing, ruling
governante {f} :: governess
governante {f} :: housekeeper
governare {v} :: to govern, to rule, to control, to manage
governare {v} [of animals] :: to feed, to groom, to look after
governativo {adj} :: government (attributive)
governativo {adj} :: governmental
governativo {adj} :: pro-government (media)
governatorato {m} :: governorship (office)
governatorato {m} :: governorate (territory)
governatore {m} :: governor
governatoriale {adj} :: governor (attributive), gubernatorial
governatrice {f} :: governor (female)
governatura {f} :: tending, feeding (of animals)
governatura {f} :: grooming (of horses)
governatura {f} :: manuring, fertilizing (of land)
governissimo {m} [colloquial] :: A government that has a large parliamentary majority or has very influential politicians
governo {m} :: government, administration, rule
governo {m} :: running, management, direction
governo {m} [of animals] :: feeding, tending
Govoni {prop} :: surname
Govoni {prop} :: Corrado Govoni, Italian poet
goyesco {adj} :: Goyaesque
Gozo {prop} :: Gozo
Gozzano {prop} :: surname
Gozzano {prop} :: Guido Gozzano, Italian poet
Gozzi {prop} :: surname
Gozzi {prop} :: Gasparo Gozzi, Italian dramatist
gozziano {adj} :: Gozzian
gozzo {m} :: crop (of a bird)
gozzo {m} [anatomy] :: throat
gozzo {m} [medicine] :: goitre
gozzo {m} [nautical] :: fishing boat (with oars and sometimes a small sail)
gozzoviglia {f} :: merrymaking, revelry
gozzovigliante {v} :: present participle of gozzovigliare
gozzovigliare {vi} :: To make merry; To carouse
gozzuto {adj} :: throaty
gozzuto {adj} :: goitrous, goitred
grabar {m} :: Old Armenian (language, script)
gracchia {f} [archaic, literary] :: alternative form of gracchio
gracchia {f} [archaic, figurative] :: chatterbox, windbag
gracchiamento {m} :: croaking
gracchiante {v} :: present participle of gracchiare
gracchiare {vi} :: To caw or croak; To crackle
gracchio {m} :: chough
gracchio {m} :: caw (sound of a crow)
gracchio {m} :: chatter (sound of a magpie)
gracchio alpino {m} :: Alpine chough
gracchio corallino {m} :: chough, red-billed chough or Cornish chough
gracidamento {m} :: croak
gracidante {v} :: present participle of gracidare
gracidante {adj} :: croaking
gracidar {v} :: apocopic form of gracidare
gracidare {vi} :: To croak (as a frog)
gracidio {m} :: croaking
gracile {adj} :: delicate, frail, weakly
gracile {adj} :: slender, thin
gracilità {f} :: delicateness
gracilità {f} :: frailty
gracilmente {adv} :: delicately, frailly, weakly
gradare {vt} [archaic] :: to divide by degrees; to graduate
gradare {vi} [literary] :: To have a gradual structure
gradare {v} [figurative, by extension] :: To slope down or incline downward
gradassata {f} :: bravado
gradassata {f} :: boasting, bragging
gradasso {m} :: braggart
gradasso {m} :: loudmouth
gradasso {m} :: flippant
gradatamente {adv} :: gradually; by degrees
gradazione {f} :: gradation
gradazione alcolica {f} :: alcoholic content or strength (of beer or wine etc)
Gradenigo {prop} :: surname
Gradenigo {prop} :: A noble family from Venice
gradente {v} :: present participle of gradire
gradese {m} :: A dialect of Venetian spoken in Grado
gradese {mf} :: A native or inhabitant of Grado
gradese {adj} :: Of or from Grado
gradevole {adj} :: pleasant, enjoyable, agreeable
gradevolezza {f} :: pleasantness, agreeableness
gradevolmente {adv} :: pleasantly, agreeably
gradevolmente {adv} :: nicely, fairly
gradiente {m} [mathematics, physics] :: gradient
gradimento {m} :: liking
gradimento {m} :: satisfaction
gradimento {m} :: approval
gradina {f} :: gradine
gradinamento {m} :: chiselling
gradinamento {m} :: step cutting (by mountaineers)
gradinante {v} :: present participle of gradinare
gradinare {v} :: to chisel
gradinare {v} :: to cut steps (while mountaineering)
gradinata {f} :: flight of steps
gradinata {f} :: terracing (in a stadium)
gradinata {f} :: stairway
gradinatura {f} :: chiselling
gradino {m} :: step
gradino {m} :: foothold
gradino {m} :: rung
gradire {v} :: to accept something with pleasure
gradire {v} :: to want or desire
graditissimo {adj} :: Much welcome, much appreciated
graditissimo {adj} :: Very pleasant
gradito {adj} :: welcome, appreciated
gradito {adj} :: pleasant
grado {m} :: degree
grado {m} :: level
grado {m} :: rank
grado {m} :: grade
grado {m} [literary] :: satisfaction, liking, will
Grado {prop} :: A small town in the province of Gorizia in Friuli-Venezia Giulia
gradone {m} :: terrace (agricultural, or in an arena etc)
graduabile {adj} :: gradable
graduabilità {f} :: gradability
graduale {adj} :: gradual
gradualismo {m} :: gradualism
gradualista {mf} :: gradualist
gradualistico {adj} :: gradualistic
gradualità {f} :: gradualness
gradualizzante {v} :: present participle of gradualizzare
gradualizzare {v} :: to modify gradually
gradualmente {adv} :: gradually
graduante {v} :: present participle of graduare
graduare {vt} :: to graduate [a scientific instrument, etc.]
graduato {adj} :: graduated
graduatore {adj} :: graduated (having graduations)
graduatoria {f} :: list (of people in some sort of order)
graduatoria {f} :: ranking, grading
graduazione {f} :: graduation (all senses)
grafema {m} :: grapheme
grafematica {n} [linguistics] :: graphemics
grafematicamente {adv} :: graphemically
grafematico {adj} [linguistics] :: graphemic
grafemico {adj} :: graphemic
grafene {m} [organic compound] :: graphene
graffa {f} :: brace (punctuation)
graffa {f} :: staple, clip
graffante {v} :: present participle of graffare
graffare {v} :: to staple
graffare {v} :: to cramp (restrict movement)
graffare {v} :: to seam
graffatrice {f} :: stapler
graffatrice {f} :: seamer (device)
graffatura {f} :: stapling
graffatura {f} :: seaming
graffente {v} :: present participle of graffire
graffetta {f} :: clip, staple
graffetta {f} :: paperclip
graffettatrice {f} :: stapler
Graffiacane {prop} :: A fictional devil in the Divine Comedy
graffiante {v} :: present participle of graffiare
graffiante {adj} :: biting, scathing, caustic
graffiantesi {v} :: present participle of graffiarsi
graffiare {v} :: to scratch
graffiare {v} [figuratively] :: to bite
graffiarsi {v} :: reflexive of graffiare
graffiarsi {v} :: to get scratched, scratch oneself, scratch each other
graffiata {f} :: scratching
graffiata {f} :: scratch
graffiatosi {v} :: past participle of graffiarsi
graffiatura {f} :: scratch
graffietto {m} :: little scratch
graffietto {m} :: scriber, marking gauge
graffio {m} :: scratch
graffire {v} :: to graffiti
graffitaro {m} :: graffiti artist
graffitato {adj} :: graphited
graffitismo {m} [art] :: graffiti, street art
graffitista {mf} :: graffiti artist
graffito {m} :: graffiti
grafia {f} :: spelling
grafia {f} :: handwriting
-grafia {suffix} :: -graphy
grafica {f} :: graphic arts
grafica {f} :: graphics
grafica bitmap {f} :: bitmap graphics
graficamente {adv} :: graphically
graficante {v} :: present participle of graficare
grafica raster {f} :: raster graphics
graficare {v} [computing] :: To create computer graphics
grafica tridimensionale {f} [computing] :: 3D graphics
grafica vettoriale {f} :: vector graphics
grafico {adj} :: graphic
grafico {m} :: graph, plot
grafico {m} :: graphics artist
-grafico {suffix} :: -graphic
grafitante {v} :: present participle of grafitare
grafitare {v} :: to graphitize (convert to, or coat with graphite)
grafitazione {f} :: graphitization
grafite {f} :: graphite
grafitico {adj} :: graphitic
grafitizzazione {f} [geology] :: graphitization
grafo {m} :: graph
-grafo {suffix} :: -grapher
grafo- {prefix} :: grapho-
grafoanalisi {f} :: graphoanalysis
grafologa {f} :: Female graphologist
grafologia {f} :: graphology
grafologicamente {adv} :: graphologically
grafologico {adj} :: graphological
grafologo {m} :: graphologist
grafomane {mf} :: graphomane (insistent scribbler)
grafomania {f} :: graphomania
grafometria {f} :: graphometry
grafometro {m} :: graphometer
grafospasmo {m} :: graphospasm, writer's cramp
gragnola {f} :: hail, shower, flood, torrent (figurative, of abuse etc.)
Graie {prop} :: Graeae
Gral {prop} :: Grail, Holy Grail
gramaglia {f} :: mourning (dark clothing)
gramicidina {f} [medicine] :: gramicidin
gramigna {f} [plant] :: Bermuda grass
graminacea {f} [botany] :: gramineous plant, grass
graminaceo {adj} [botany] :: gramineous, graminaceous
gramma {m} :: gram (Variant of: grammo)
-gramma {suffix} :: -gram
grammatica {f} :: grammar
grammatica {f} :: grammarian (female)
grammaticaggine {f} :: Exaggerated grammatical pedantry
grammaticale {adj} :: grammatical
grammaticalità {f} :: grammaticality
grammaticalmente {adv} :: grammatically
grammaticheria {f} :: Exaggerated grammatical pedantry
grammatico {m} :: grammarian
grammatologia {f} [linguistics] :: grammatology
grammatura {f} :: weight in grams per square metre, especially of cloth or paper
grammo {m} :: gramme/gram, unit of mass
grammo-atomo {m} [chemistry] :: gram atom
grammofonico {adj} :: gramophone (attributive)
grammofono {m} :: gramophone, phonograph
grammo-molecola {f} [chemistry] :: mole, gram molecule
gram-negativo {adj} :: gram-negative
gramo {adj} :: wretched
gramola {f} :: brake
gramola {f} :: kneading machine
gramolante {v} :: present participle of gramolare
gramolare {v} :: to brake (knead or crush)
gramolare {v} :: to knead
gramolatrice {f} :: scutch
gramolatura {f} :: braking
gramolatura {f} :: kneading
Grampiani {prop} :: Grampians
grampo {m} :: kind of grey dolphin (Grampus griseus)
gram-positivo {adj} :: gram-positive
Gramsci {prop} :: surname
Gramsci {prop} :: Antonio Gramsci, Italian politician, philosopher etc
gramscianesimo {m} :: The political ideology of it
gramsciano {adj} :: Of or pertaining to Antonio Gramsci and his works; Gramscian
gramscismo {m} :: synonym of gramscianesimo
grana {f} :: grain
grana {f} [idiomatic] :: trouble
grana {f} [idiomatic] :: cash
grana {m} :: a cheese similar to parmesan
Grana {prop} :: A river that flows in Piedmont
granadiglia {f} :: granadilla
granaglia {f} [chiefly in the plural] :: corn (seeds of cereals for food use)
granaglia {f} :: granulated gold or silver
granagliante {v} :: present participle of granagliare
granagliare {v} :: to granulate (precious metal)
granaio {m} :: granary, barn
granaio {m} [figuratively] :: region that produces much grain; a breadbasket
granaiolo {adj} :: grain-eating (bird)
granata {f} :: grenade, hand grenade
granata {f} :: pomegranate
granata {f} :: member or supporter of Torino FC
granata {f} :: maroon
Granatelli {prop} :: surname
granatiere {m} :: grenadier
granatiglio {m} :: granadilla (tree, wood)
granatina {f} :: pomegranate syrup
granato {m} :: garnet (gemstone)
granbestia {f} :: moose or elk (whose claws were worn as an amulet)
Gran Bretagna {prop} :: Great Britain
grancancelliere {m} :: High Chancellor
grancassa {f} [musical instruments] :: bass drum
granceola {f} :: spiny spider crab (Maja squinado)
grancevola {f} :: spiny spider crab (Maja squinado)
granché {pron} [only used in negative sentences] :: Nothing notable, or particularly interesting; not much
granché {m} [singular only, only used in negative sentences] :: Nothing notable, or particularly interesting
granché {adv} [only used in negative sentences] :: Not that much, not very much; not really
granchio {m} :: crab (animal)
granchio {m} [figuratively] :: mistake
granciere {m} :: The bailiff on a Benedictine estate
granciporro {m} :: edible crab
grand' {adj} [sometimes before a vowel] :: apocopic form of grande
grandangolare {adj} [of a lens] :: wide-angle
grandangolo {m} :: wide-angle lens
grande {adj} :: [size] big
grande {adj} :: [quantity] large
grande {adj} :: [height] tall
grande {adj} :: [width] wide, broad
grande {adj} :: [length] long
grande {adj} :: [importance] great
grande {mf} :: an adult or grownup
grande {mf} :: a great or influential person
grande {m} :: grandee
grande ammiraglio {m} [nautical] :: admiral of the fleet (approximate equivalent)
Grande Carro {prop} :: Big Dipper (constellation)
grande dorsale {m} [muscle] :: latissimus dorsi, broadest muscle of back
grandeggiante {v} :: present participle of grandeggiare
grandeggiare {vi} :: to tower (over)
grandeggiare {vi} :: to put on airs or give oneself airs
grandeggiare {vi} :: to show off
Grande Macchia Rossa {prop} :: Great Red Spot
grande male {m} [pathology] :: grand mal
Grande Mela {prop} [colloquial] :: Big Apple (nickname for New York City)
grandemente {adv} :: greatly
grandemente {adv} :: much
Grande muraglia cinese {prop} :: The Great Wall of China
grande osso {m} [skeleton] :: capitate bone
grande trocantere {m} [Variant of: gran trocantere, skeleton] :: greater trochanter
grandezza {f} :: size
grandezza {f} :: magnitude (astronomy)
grandezza {f} :: quantity (maths)
grandezza {f} :: greatness
grandezza {f} :: grandeur
grandguignolesco {adj} :: Grand Guignol (attributive)
grandicello {adj} :: somewhat grown-up
grandiloquenza {f} :: grandiloquence
grandinante {v} :: present participle of grandinare
grandinare {v} :: to hail (down)
grandinata {f} [weather] :: hailstorm
grandine {f} :: hail
grandinifugo {adj} :: anti-hail
grandinigeno {adj} :: grandinous (producing hail)
grandinoso {adj} :: mixed with hail (of rain)
grandiosamente {adv} :: grandly, magnificently, grandiosely
grandiosità {f} :: grandeur, magnificence
grandioso {adj} :: grandiose, magnificent
grandissimo {adj} :: Very large, tall, high, wide, deep, great
gran dorsale {m} [muscle] :: latissimus dorsi, broadest muscle of back
granduca {m} :: grand duke
granducale {adj} :: grand ducal
granducato {m} :: grand duchy
granduchessa {f} :: grand duchess
grandula {f} :: sandgrouse
granella {f} :: alternative form of granello
granellante {v} :: present participle of granellare
granellare {vt} :: To granulate
granellino {m} :: speck (of dust etc)
granello {m} :: grain [of sand, salt, etc.]
granello {m} :: speck [of powder, etc.]
granello {m} :: testicle [of an animal, when used for food]
granellosità {f} :: granularity
granelloso {adj} :: granular
granente {v} :: present participle of granire
granfatto {adv} :: a lot, too
granfia {f} :: claw, talon
grangia {f} :: grange (outlying land belonging to a monastery)
Granico {prop} :: The Biga çay, that flows in Turkey
granicolo {adj} :: wheat-growing (attributive)
granicoltore {m} :: wheat grower or farmer
granicoltura {f} [agriculture] :: wheat growing
granifero {adj} :: wheat-producing
granigione {f} :: granulation (formation of cereal grains)
graniglia {f} :: grit
granigliatrice {f} :: shot blasting / sandblasting machine
granire {vt} :: to granulate
granire {vi} :: to form grains or seeds
granita {f} :: granita
granitico {adj} :: granite (attributive)
granitico {adj} :: rock-like
granitiforme {adj} :: granitiform
granito {m} :: granite
granitura {f} :: seeding
granitura {f} :: graining
granivoro {adj} :: granivorous
grano {m} :: wheat, corn
grano {m} :: grain [of cereal, or small piece of something]
grano {m} :: bead [of the rosary]
grano {m} :: peppercorn
grano {m} :: money
grano {m} :: pin
granoblastico {adj} :: granoblastic
grano di pepe {m} :: peppercorn
grano duro {m} [plant] :: durum, durum wheat
grano saraceno {m} :: buckwheat
granoso {adj} :: grain- or corn-producing
granoso {adj} [colloquial] :: loaded (rich)
granoturco {m} :: maize
gran parte {f} :: a great deal
Gran Premio {m} :: Grand Prix
gran trocantere {m} [skeleton] :: greater trochanter
granturco {m} :: alternative form of granoturco
granturismo {f} [automobiles] :: grand tourer
granulante {v} :: present participle of granulare
granulare {adj} :: granular
granulare {vt} :: To granulate
granularità {f} :: granularity
granulato {adj} :: granulated
granulato {m} :: chip (small piece of material, such as marble, stone, etc.)
granulazione {f} :: granulation
granulo {m} :: granule
granulocita {m} [cytology, immunology] :: granulocyte
granulocitico {adj} [cytology, immunology] :: granulocytic
granulocito {m} :: granulocyte
granulocitopenia {f} [pathology] :: granulocytopenia
granuloma {m} [pathology] :: granuloma
granulomatoso {adj} [pathology] :: granulomatous
granulometria {f} :: granulometry
granulometrico {adj} :: granulometric
granulosità {f} :: granularity
granuloso {adj} :: granular
granuloso {adj} :: granulation (attributive)
grappa {f} :: grappa
grappa {f} :: brace (A cord, ligament, or rod, for producing or maintaining tension)
grappaiolo {m} :: grappa maker
grappino {m} [nautical] :: grapnel
grappino {m} :: tot of grappa
grappo {m} :: bunch (Variant of: grappolo or graspo)
grappoletto {m} :: A small bunch or cluster (of grapes etc)
grappolo {m} :: bunch, cluster (grapes etc)
graptolito {m} :: graptolite
grascella {f} :: alternative form of grassella
grascia {f} :: An official in charge of rations
grascia {f} :: wealth, abundance
grascia {f} :: provisions (at a monastery)
grasciere {m} :: An official in charge of rations
graspo {m} :: (Venetian) bunch (of grapes etc)
grassaggio {m} :: greasing (lubricating with grease)
grassatore {m} :: robber, highwayman
grassazione {f} :: armed robbery
grassella {f} :: stifle
grassello {m} :: lump of fat
grassello {m} :: slaked lime
grassetto {adj} :: bold (typeface)
grassetto {m} :: boldface
grassezza {f} :: fatness, stoutness
grassezza {f} :: greasiness
Grassi {prop} :: surname
grasso {adj} :: fat
grasso {adj} :: fatty, greasy (containing fat)
grasso {adj} [botany, of plants] :: succulent
grasso {adj} [figuratively] :: rich, abundant
grasso {adj} [figuratively] :: useful, advantageous
grasso {adj} [figuratively, of a person] :: well-off, well-to-do
grasso {adj} :: fatty, greasy, unctuous (having a greasy consistence)
grasso {adj} [by extension, of air] :: thick
grasso {adj} :: fatty, greasy, unctuous (having a greasy surface)
grasso {adj} [figuratively, of a way of speaking] :: licentious, raunchy, vulgar
grasso {m} :: fat (animal tissue)
grasso {m} [by extension] :: Any greasy substance
grasso {m} [nautical] :: The concavity of a sail under the effect of the wind
Grasso {prop} :: surname
grassoccio {adj} :: plump, podgy, tubby
grassona {f} :: A fat person
grassone {m} :: A fat person
grasso siliconico {m} :: silicone grease
grassottello {adj} :: chubby
grassume {m} :: fat, grease
grassume {m} :: greasiness
grata {f} :: grating
grata {f} :: grid
gratella {f} :: grid, grating, grill
graticcia {f} :: flies (in a theatre); rigging loft
graticciante {v} :: present participle of graticciare
graticciare {v} :: to trellis
graticciata {f} :: trelliswork
graticciato {m} :: mat, rack (for drying fruit)
graticcio {m} :: trellis
graticcio {m} :: mat (of rushes)
graticcio {m} :: lattice
graticola {f} :: grill (for cooking on)
graticola {f} :: gridiron
graticolante {v} :: present participle of graticolare
graticolare {v} :: to graticulate
graticolato {adj} :: Shaped like a grille or grating
graticolato {m} :: grating
graticolato {m} :: trellis (for plants)
gratifica {f} :: bonus
gratificante {v} :: present participle of gratificare
gratificante {adj} :: gratifying, rewarding
gratificante {adj} :: pleasurable
gratificantesi {v} :: present participle of gratificarsi
gratificare {v} :: to gratify, reward
gratificarsi {v} :: reflexive of gratificare
gratificarsi {v} :: to be gratified or rewarded
gratificatosi {v} :: past participle of gratificarsi
gratificazione {f} :: gratification
gratile {m} [nautical] :: bolt rope
gratinante {v} :: present participle of gratinare
gratinare {vt} :: To cook au gratin
gratis {adv} :: gratis
gratis {adj} :: free
gratissimo {adj} :: Very grateful
gratitudine {f} :: gratitude
grato {adj} :: grateful
grattabugia {f} :: A rotating wire- or fibreglass brush used by jewellery-makers to polish gold or silver
grattacapo {m} :: poser, worry, nuisance, headache
grattacielo {m} :: skyscraper
gratta e vinci {m} :: scratch card
grattante {v} :: present participle of grattare
grattantesi {v} :: present participle of grattarsi
grattare {vt} :: To scratch, to scrape
grattare {vt} :: To grate (to shred foodstuffs)
grattare {vi} :: but takes avere as auxiliary To grind, to strip (the gears)
grattarsi {vr} :: To scratch oneself
grattata {f} :: scratching
grattata {f} :: scraping
grattata {f} :: grating
grattatoio {m} :: scratching post (for cats)
grattatosi {v} :: past participle of grattarsi
grattatura {f} :: scratching, scraping (action)
grattatura {f} :: scratch, scrape (result)
grattugia {f} :: grater
grattugiante {v} :: present participle of grattugiare
grattugiare {v} :: to grate (to shred foodstuffs)
grattugiato {adj} :: grated (cheese, etc)
gratuggia {f} :: grater (for grating cheese etc)
gratuità {f} :: gratuitousness
gratuitamente {adv} :: for free, gratis
gratuitamente {adv} :: gratuitously
gratuito {adj} :: free, free of charge, gratis
gratuito {adj} :: gratuitous, unjustified
gravabile {adj} :: taxable
gravame {m} :: burden, load, weight
gravame {m} :: any onerous tax
gravante {v} :: present participle of gravare
gravare {vt} :: To burden, to load
gravare {vi} :: To rest, to weigh
gravare di ipoteca {v} :: To encumber (to add a legal claim or other obligation)
gravattaro {m} :: loan shark
grave {adj} :: grave, serious
grave {adj} :: heavy
grave {adj} :: solemn
gravemente {adv} :: seriously, critically, severely
graveolente {adj} :: foul-smelling
graveolenza {f} :: foul smell
gravezza {f} :: heaviness, weight, weightiness
gravi- {prefix} :: Forms terms relating to weight, and thus to both gravity and pregnancy
gravicembalo {m} [musical instruments] :: gravicembalo
gravidanza {f} :: pregnancy
gravidico {adj} :: pregnancy (attributive)
gravido {adj} :: pregnant, gravid
gravido {adj} :: fraught, full, heavily laden
gravimetria {f} :: gravimetry
gravimetrico {adj} [chemistry, geology] :: gravimetric
gravimetro {m} :: gravimeter
gravina {f} :: mattock
gravina {f} [geology] :: gorge, ravine
Gravina {prop} :: surname
gravissimo {adj} :: Very severe or serious; dire
gravissimo {adj} :: Very heavy
gravissimo {adj} :: Very solemn
gravità {f} :: gravity (all meanings)
gravità {f} :: seriousness, graveness, solemnity
gravità {f} :: heaviness, weightiness
gravitante {v} :: present participle of gravitare
gravitare {vi} :: to gravitate
gravitazionale {adj} :: gravitational
gravitazionalmente {adv} :: gravitationally
gravitazione {f} :: gravitation
gravitino {m} [physics] :: gravitino
gravitomagnetico {adj} :: gravitomagnetic
gravitomagnetismo {m} [physics] :: gravitomagnetism
gravitone {m} :: graviton
gravosamente {adv} :: heavily
gravosamente {adv} :: onerously
gravosità {f} ::