The 1000 most common Adjectives in 🇮🇹 Italian

solo

(adj.)

alone, by oneself, unattended, unaccompanied, lonely, lone, lonesome

primo

(adj.)

first

proprio

(adj.)

one's, one's own, her , its , their

nuovo

(adj.)

new

senza

(adj.)

coxless

quanto

(adj.)

how, how much, how many

alcuno

(adj.)

some, a few

secondo

(adj.)

second

grande

(adj.)

of greater physical dimensions or numerosity

diverso

(adj.)

different, diverse

italiano

(adj.)

Italian

bene

(adj.)

upper-class, posh, high

ultimo

(adj.)

last

certo

(adj.)

certain, sure

fine

(adj.)

thin

fatto

(adj.)

done, made

quel

(adj.)

Apocopic form of quello, used before a consonant that is not impure.

pubblico

(adj.)

public

possibile

(adj.)

possible

vero

(adj.)

true

diritto

(adj.)

straight, direct

politico

(adj.)

political

piccolo

(adj.)

small

sociale

(adj.)

social, societal

particolare

(adj.)

particular, private, personal

fino

(adj.)

thin, fine

europeo

(adj.)

European

tipo

(adj.)

standard, model, average, stock

maggiore

(adj.)

bigger, greater

lungo

(adj.)

long

importante

(adj.)

important

interno

(adj.)

inside, indoor, internal, interior, inner

comune

(adj.)

mutual, common

generale

(adj.)

general

necessario

(adj.)

necessary

nazionale

(adj.)

home, national, domestic

presente

(adj.)

present

alto

(adj.)

high, tall

piano

(adj.)

plane

spesso

(adj.)

thick

unico

(adj.)

only, sole, one, single

sito

(adj.)

situated, located, lying

buono

(adj.)

good

uso

(adj.)

used, accustomed

meglio

(adj.)

better, best

vario

(adj.)

varied, various

bello

(adj.)

nice, fair, fine, pleasant, beautiful

umano

(adj.)

human

economico

(adj.)

economic, financial

giovane

(adj.)

young

personale

(adj.)

personal, private

locale

(adj.)

local

relativo

(adj.)

relevant, attendant, respective

internazionale

(adj.)

international

futuro

(adj.)

future

migliore

(adj.)

better

libero

(adj.)

free

vecchio

(adj.)

old, outworn

fondo

(adj.)

deep

semplice

(adj.)

simple

obiettivo

(adj.)

objective

soggetto

(adj.)

subject, dependent

cittadino

(adj.)

town, city, civic, urban

qualsiasi

(adj.)

any

vicino

(adj.)

near, close

basso

(adj.)

low

gente

(adj.)

noble

americano

(adj.)

American, United States, US, Yankee

massimo

(adj.)

maximum

difficile

(adj.)

difficult, hard

materiale

(adj.)

material

principale

(adj.)

main, principal

partito

(adj.)

party per pale, divided into two equal parts vertically

pieno

(adj.)

full

seguito

(adj.)

popular, successful

prossimo

(adj.)

very near, near, close

terzo

(adj.)

third

gran

(adj.)

Apocopic form of grande

giusto

(adj.)

just, right

chiaro

(adj.)

bright, shiny

specifico

(adj.)

specific

intero

(adj.)

whole, entire

privato

(adj.)

private, personal

storico

(adj.)

historic, historical

singolo

(adj.)

single

culturale

(adj.)

cultural

simile

(adj.)

similar

superiore

(adj.)

superior

utile

(adj.)

useful

(adj.)

preceding, previous, foregoing, earlier

tecnico

(adj.)

technical

lavoratore

(adj.)

working

vivo

(adj.)

alive, live

bianco

(adj.)

white

reale

(adj.)

real

medico

(adj.)

medical

(adj.)

following, next, subsequent

attuale

(adj.)

present, current, modern, existing

fondamentale

(adj.)

fundamental, basic, essential

militare

(adj.)

military

animale

(adj.)

animal

buon

(adj.)

Apocopic form of buono

ambito

(adj.)

desirable, sought after

inglese

(adj.)

English

solito

(adj.)

usual, habitual, customary, same old

fisico

(adj.)

physical

civile

(adj.)

civil

disponibile

(adj.)

available, disposable, at one's disposal, free

avanti

(adj.)

previous, prior, last

naturale

(adj.)

natural

nero

(adj.)

black

diretto

(adj.)

direct, straight, immediate

facile

(adj.)

easy

rosso

(adj.)

red

normale

(adj.)

normal

noto

(adj.)

of common knowledge

esterno

(adj.)

outside, outdoor, external, outer, outside, out

seguente

(adj.)

following, next, subsequent, succeeding

sicuro

(adj.)

safe, secure

mondiale

(adj.)

world, worldwide

responsabile

(adj.)

responsible, accountable, liable, in charge

leggero

(adj.)

light

scientifico

(adj.)

scientific

unito

(adj.)

united

presto

(adj.)

ready

breve

(adj.)

brief, short

regionale

(adj.)

regional

complesso

(adj.)

complex, intricate, subtle

francese

(adj.)

French

interessante

(adj.)

interesting

antico

(adj.)

ancient

centrale

(adj.)

central

lontano

(adj.)

distant

minuto

(adj.)

tiny, minute, emaciated, thin

finanziario

(adj.)

financial

capitale

(adj.)

head

intorno

(adj.)

of the surroundings, around, nearby

caro

(adj.)

dear , sweetheart

dubbio

(adj.)

doubtful, uncertain, dubious, questionable

scorso

(adj.)

last, previous

pronto

(adj.)

ready, prepared

professionale

(adj.)

professional

quadro

(adj.)

square

contrario

(adj.)

contrary, opposite, alien

totale

(adj.)

total

speciale

(adj.)

special

tedesco

(adj.)

German, of Germany

finale

(adj.)

final, ending

estero

(adj.)

foreign , overseas

completo

(adj.)

complete, entire, full, whole

minimo

(adj.)

superlative degree of piccolo

ulteriore

(adj.)

further

originale

(adj.)

original

eventuale

(adj.)

possible, potential, contingent

ufficiale

(adj.)

official

continuo

(adj.)

continuous

grave

(adj.)

grave, serious

pari

(adj.)

equal

straniero

(adj.)

foreign, alien

compagno

(adj.)

alike, like, similar, the same

commerciale

(adj.)

trade, trading, business, commercial

santo

(adj.)

holy

positivo

(adj.)

positive

contenuto

(adj.)

restrained, suppressed

numeroso

(adj.)

numerous, large, big, many, several

profondo

(adj.)

deep, profound

ampio

(adj.)

wide, broad

ricco

(adj.)

rich - possessing money, beauty etc.

moderno

(adj.)

modern

paziente

(adj.)

patient

segreto

(adj.)

secret

povero

(adj.)

poor

industriale

(adj.)

industrial

capace

(adj.)

large, capacious

strano

(adj.)

strange, odd, dodgy

tradizionale

(adj.)

traditional, customary

recente

(adj.)

recent

popolare

(adj.)

of the people, people's, popular

verde

(adj.)

green

grosso

(adj.)

big, large

cristiano

(adj.)

Christian

operativo

(adj.)

operative, effective

scritto

(adj.)

written

aperto

(adj.)

open

quotidiano

(adj.)

daily, everyday

romano

(adj.)

Roman

morale

(adj.)

moral

evidente

(adj.)

obvious, evident

significativo

(adj.)

significant, sensical

elettronico

(adj.)

electronic

attivo

(adj.)

active

qualunque

(adj.)

any

assoluto

(adj.)

absolute

parco

(adj.)

frugal, moderate, temperate, sparing

religioso

(adj.)

religious, devout

inferiore

(adj.)

inferior

esperto

(adj.)

experienced, expert, skilled

classico

(adj.)

classic, classical

felice

(adj.)

happy

insegnante

(adj.)

teaching

dipendente

(adj.)

subordinate

duro

(adj.)

hard

efficace

(adj.)

effective

carico

(adj.)

loaded, laden

democratico

(adj.)

democratic

editore

(adj.)

publishing

serio

(adj.)

serious

terreno

(adj.)

ground

preciso

(adj.)

precise, exact, thorough

freddo

(adj.)

cold

musicale

(adj.)

music, musical

sufficiente

(adj.)

sufficient, enough

produttivo

(adj.)

productive

scolastico

(adj.)

school, education, scholastic, educational

caldo

(adj.)

warm, hot

merito

(adj.)

deserved

ottimo

(adj.)

very good, very fine, excellent, perfect, splendid

motore

(adj.)

motor, motory, motive, propelling, driving, moving

concreto

(adj.)

concrete

differente

(adj.)

different, differing, dissimilar, unlike

enorme

(adj.)

huge, enormous, immense, great

chiuso

(adj.)

closed

corrente

(adj.)

running

famoso

(adj.)

famous, well-known, renowned

ebreo

(adj.)

Hebrew, Jewish

sportivo

(adj.)

sports, sporting

negativo

(adj.)

negative

vuoto

(adj.)

empty, vacant

standard

(adj.)

standard

regolare

(adj.)

regular, standard, normal, ordinary, average

essenziale

(adj.)

essential, fundamental, main, crucial, basic

operaio

(adj.)

working, workmen's, worker's, labour/labor

elevato

(adj.)

high

cattolico

(adj.)

Catholic

alimentare

(adj.)

food, alimentary, dietary, eating

franco

(adj.)

frank, candid

falso

(adj.)

false

globale

(adj.)

overall, inclusive

notevole

(adj.)

notable, noteworthy, remarkable

sindacato

(adj.)

syndicated

docente

(adj.)

teaching

impossibile

(adj.)

impossible

sanitario

(adj.)

sanitary

critico

(adj.)

critical

fermo

(adj.)

still

straordinario

(adj.)

extraordinary

cosiddetto

(adj.)

so-called

largo

(adj.)

wide, broad

elettrico

(adj.)

electric

familiare

(adj.)

family, domestic

ambientale

(adj.)

environmental

inutile

(adj.)

useless, unnecessary, needless

legale

(adj.)

lawful, legitimate

mentale

(adj.)

mental

determinato

(adj.)

particular

occidentale

(adj.)

west, western, westerly, occidental

perfetto

(adj.)

perfect

tecnologico

(adj.)

technological

mutuo

(adj.)

mutual, reciprocal

adulto

(adj.)

adult, grown-up

tratto

(adj.)

taken , based

uguale

(adj.)

equal, identical, alike, like, same

opportuno

(adj.)

opportune, timely, suitable, fit, appropriate, right

tipico

(adj.)

typical, typic, classic, local, characteristic, peculiar

qual

(adj.)

Apocopic form of quale

amministrativo

(adj.)

administrative

valido

(adj.)

valid, effective, good, substantial, sound, strong

anziano

(adj.)

elderly, aged, old

doppio

(adj.)

two, double, dual

estremo

(adj.)

extreme, utmost, farthest, terminal, outermost

ideale

(adj.)

ideal

comunale

(adj.)

town

informatico

(adj.)

computing, informatic

editoriale

(adj.)

publishing

aereo

(adj.)

aerial

orario

(adj.)

time

immediato

(adj.)

immediate, prompt, direct

sessuale

(adj.)

sex, sexual

online

(adj.)

online

costante

(adj.)

constant, persistent, consistent

puro

(adj.)

pure

individuale

(adj.)

individual, personal

spirituale

(adj.)

spiritual

permesso

(adj.)

allowed, permitted

manifesto

(adj.)

manifest, apparent, evident, obvious

cattivo

(adj.)

bad

rivoluzionario

(adj.)

revolutionary

definitivo

(adj.)

final

iniziale

(adj.)

initial, opening, first, starting, beginning

pericoloso

(adj.)

dangerous, risky, insecure, unsafe

legislativo

(adj.)

legislative

comunista

(adj.)

communist, Communist

collettivo

(adj.)

collective, general, common, joint

comunitario

(adj.)

community

pratico

(adj.)

practical

potente

(adj.)

powerful, potent, mighty

stretto

(adj.)

narrow

giuridico

(adj.)

legal

grafico

(adj.)

graphic

produttore

(adj.)

producing

urbano

(adj.)

urban

veloce

(adj.)

fast, quick, speedy, rapid

complessivo

(adj.)

comprehensive

salvo

(adj.)

safe, out of danger, saved, secure from

alternativo

(adj.)

alternative

permanente

(adj.)

permanent

intellettuale

(adj.)

intellectual

bravo

(adj.)

good, well-behaved

quarto

(adj.)

fourth

rapido

(adj.)

quick, fast, rapid

proveniente

(adj.)

that comes or originates a specified place

infinito

(adj.)

infinite

dolce

(adj.)

sweet

istituzionale

(adj.)

institution, institutional

didattico

(adj.)

didactic

effettivo

(adj.)

efficacious

spagnolo

(adj.)

Spanish

pasquale

(adj.)

Easter, paschal

legato

(adj.)

awkward, stiff

interessato

(adj.)

concerned, involved

adeguato

(adj.)

fit, suitable, appropriate, proportionate

svizzero

(adj.)

Swiss

autonomo

(adj.)

autonomous

dirigente

(adj.)

leading, ruling

romanzo

(adj.)

Romance

pesante

(adj.)

heavy

corretto

(adj.)

correct

femminile

(adj.)

female

solare

(adj.)

solar

tardo

(adj.)

slow, sluggard, dull, slow-witted, dull-witted

universale

(adj.)

universal

mobile

(adj.)

movable, mobile

aziendale

(adj.)

firm, business, company, corporate

gratuito

(adj.)

free, free of charge, gratis

artistico

(adj.)

artistic

greco

(adj.)

Greek

saggio

(adj.)

wise

contemporaneo

(adj.)

contemporary

elettorale

(adj.)

election, electoral

salutare

(adj.)

healthy, wholesome, beneficial

adatto

(adj.)

suitable or adapted for

fisso

(adj.)

fixed

costituzionale

(adj.)

constitutional

debole

(adj.)

weak, dim, faint

indispensabile

(adj.)

essential, necessary, indispensable, crucial, vital

universitario

(adj.)

university

professionista

(adj.)

professional

vasto

(adj.)

vast

sacro

(adj.)

sacred

fiscale

(adj.)

fiscal

volontario

(adj.)

voluntary

privo

(adj.)

devoid

palestinese

(adj.)

Palestinian

organizzativo

(adj.)

organizational

indipendente

(adj.)

independent, free, autonomous

primario

(adj.)

primary, first, principal, main, chief

preso

(adj.)

busy, taken up, preoccupied

israeliano

(adj.)

Israeli

nato

(adj.)

born

penale

(adj.)

penal, criminal

partecipante

(adj.)

participating

divino

(adj.)

of or pertaining to a god or deity, divine

ordinario

(adj.)

ordinary, usual, normal, customary

russo

(adj.)

Russian

malato

(adj.)

ill, sick, unwell, affected, sore

brutto

(adj.)

ugly, bad, nasty

destro

(adj.)

clever, able, dexterous

affetto

(adj.)

affected

radicale

(adj.)

radical, drastic

potenziale

(adj.)

potential

debito

(adj.)

due, proper

cinese

(adj.)

Chinese

corto

(adj.)

short

peggio

(adj.)

worse

strategico

(adj.)

strategic

cellulare

(adj.)

cellular

variabile

(adj.)

changeable, varying, variable, unsteady, unsettled

audio

(adj.)

audio

circolare

(adj.)

circular

parlamentare

(adj.)

parliamentary

creativo

(adj.)

creative

televisivo

(adj.)

TV, television

armato

(adj.)

armed

agricolo

(adj.)

agricultural

corrispondente

(adj.)

corresponding

tranquillo

(adj.)

calm, sober, tranquil

ebraico

(adj.)

Hebrew, Hebraic, Jewish

toscano

(adj.)

Tuscan

apposito

(adj.)

placed

formato

(adj.)

mature, fully developed, fully grown

psicologico

(adj.)

psychological

requisito

(adj.)

requisitioned

attento

(adj.)

careful, close, focusing

competente

(adj.)

competent

prezioso

(adj.)

precious , valuable , costly, invaluable

biologico

(adj.)

biological

buio

(adj.)

dark

formativo

(adj.)

formative

teorico

(adj.)

theoretical

consapevole

(adj.)

aware, conscious, acquainted

postale

(adj.)

post, mail, post office, postal

netto

(adj.)

clear

contento

(adj.)

satisfied, pleased

energetico

(adj.)

energetic

scarso

(adj.)

scarce, scanty, scant, poor, little, limited, short

latino

(adj.)

Latin

musico

(adj.)

musical

sindacale

(adj.)

trade union, labor union, union, labour/labor

incidente

(adj.)

incident

intenso

(adj.)

intense, strong

ospite

(adj.)

hosting

telefonico

(adj.)

telephone, phone

nucleare

(adj.)

nuclear

mediterraneo

(adj.)

Mediterranean

creatore

(adj.)

creative

percentuale

(adj.)

percentage

territoriale

(adj.)

territorial

giallo

(adj.)

yellow

rilevante

(adj.)

remarkable

informativo

(adj.)

informative

immobile

(adj.)

still, motionless, stationary

ricorso

(adj.)

recurring, recurrent

sospetto

(adj.)

suspicious, suspect, questionable

matematico

(adj.)

mathematical

indico

(adj.)

Indian

borghese

(adj.)

middle-class, bourgeois

grasso

(adj.)

fat

iracheno

(adj.)

Iraqi

lento

(adj.)

slow

improvviso

(adj.)

unexpected, sudden, unforeseen, untimely

giapponese

(adj.)

Japanese

giudiziario

(adj.)

legal, judicial

elementare

(adj.)

elementary

analogo

(adj.)

analogous

strutturale

(adj.)

structural, constructional

fedele

(adj.)

loyal, faithful, true, devoted

piatto

(adj.)

flat

socialista

(adj.)

Socialist, socialist

originario

(adj.)

native or indigenous

esistente

(adj.)

existing, in existence

visibile

(adj.)

visible

favorevole

(adj.)

favourable/favorable

manuale

(adj.)

manual

natale

(adj.)

native

morto

(adj.)

dead

titolare

(adj.)

appointed

organico

(adj.)

organic

formale

(adj.)

formal

ovvio

(adj.)

obvious

violento

(adj.)

violent

provinciale

(adj.)

provincial

statunitense

(adj.)

US, United States, American

fresco

(adj.)

fresh

incredibile

(adj.)

incredible, unbelievable

marino

(adj.)

sea, marine, nautical, seaside

vaio

(adj.)

dark gray

arabo

(adj.)

Arab, Arabian

sano

(adj.)

healthy

automatico

(adj.)

automatic

funzionale

(adj.)

functional

educativo

(adj.)

educational

raro

(adj.)

rare

virtuale

(adj.)

virtual

blu

(adj.)

blue

orientale

(adj.)

east, oriental, eastern

turistico

(adj.)

tourist, touristy, touristic

annuale

(adj.)

annual, yearly

giuliano

(adj.)

of, from or relating to the Julian March

moltissimo

(adj.)

superlative degree of molto: very much, very many

maschio

(adj.)

male, masculine

sottile

(adj.)

thin

ricercatore

(adj.)

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sonoro

(adj.)

sonorous, resounding

idoneo

(adj.)

suitable

triste

(adj.)

sad, unhappy, bleak

stabile

(adj.)

stable, steady, regular, settled, permanent

intelligente

(adj.)

intelligent, clever, bright, smart

simpatico

(adj.)

nice, pleasing, popular, cute, amusing, funny

crescente

(adj.)

increasing, growing, rising

probabile

(adj.)

probable, likely, prospective

gentile

(adj.)

kind, courteous

veneto

(adj.)

of Veneto , from Veneto

logico

(adj.)

logical

letterario

(adj.)

literary

lavorativo

(adj.)

work, working

sovietico

(adj.)

Soviet

clinico

(adj.)

clinical

avversario

(adj.)

rival, opposing, foe

filosofico

(adj.)

philosophical

statale

(adj.)

state, government

liberale

(adj.)

liberal

federale

(adj.)

federal

riformista

(adj.)

reformist

nudo

(adj.)

naked, nude, bare

opposto

(adj.)

opposite, facing, obverse

innovativo

(adj.)

innovative

peggiore

(adj.)

worse

dinamico

(adj.)

dynamic

legittimo

(adj.)

legitimate, legal, rightful

stupido

(adj.)

stupid, daft

degno

(adj.)

worthy, deserving

drammatico

(adj.)

dramatic

esecutivo

(adj.)

executive

dispositivo

(adj.)

being a statutory provision not mandatory to the parties, as in ius dispositivum

splendido

(adj.)

splendid, brilliant, glorious, magnificent

vestito

(adj.)

dressed, clothed

dominante

(adj.)

dominant

prode

(adj.)

brave

conseguente

(adj.)

consequent

mancato

(adj.)

missed

obbligatorio

(adj.)

compulsory, obligatory, incumbent

sensibile

(adj.)

sensible, perceptible

etico

(adj.)

ethical

fantastico

(adj.)

fantastic

chimico

(adj.)

chemical

tessuto

(adj.)

woven

perduto

(adj.)

lost

efficiente

(adj.)

efficient

linguistico

(adj.)

linguistic

sovrano

(adj.)

sovereign

terribile

(adj.)

terrible, terrifying, fearful

bruno

(adj.)

dark gray, almost black

parziale

(adj.)

partial, limited

solido

(adj.)

solid

eccessivo

(adj.)

excessive

scuro

(adj.)

dark, deep, sombre, swarthy

indiano

(adj.)

Indian

curioso

(adj.)

curious

progressivo

(adj.)

progressive

intento

(adj.)

intent on, concentrating on, busy at

alleato

(adj.)

allied

soggettivo

(adj.)

subjective

articolare

(adj.)

joint, articular

parallelo

(adj.)

parallel

prigioniero

(adj.)

imprisoned, captive

pubblicitario

(adj.)

advertising, publicity

divertente

(adj.)

funny, amusing, entertaining, fun

normativo

(adj.)

normative

repubblicano

(adj.)

republican

temporale

(adj.)

time, temporal

acustico

(adj.)

sound, acoustic

identico

(adj.)

identical

vitale

(adj.)

life, vital, living

cardinale

(adj.)

cardinal

pazzo

(adj.)

crazy, insane, mad

comodo

(adj.)

convenient, handy

bancario

(adj.)

bank

sommo

(adj.)

highest

limitato

(adj.)

limited

riflesso

(adj.)

reflected

stanco

(adj.)

tired

omosessuale

(adj.)

homosexual

frequente

(adj.)

frequent

decisivo

(adj.)

decisive

autentico

(adj.)

genuine, authentic

meraviglioso

(adj.)

marvellous, wonderful, splendid, glorious

studioso

(adj.)

studious

preventivo

(adj.)

preventive, preemptive

suddetto

(adj.)

above-mentioned

eterno

(adj.)

eternal, everlasting

secondario

(adj.)

secondary

disabile

(adj.)

disabled, handicapped

schiavo

(adj.)

enslaved

eccezionale

(adj.)

exceptional, extraordinary, special, remarkable

esclusivo

(adj.)

exclusive, sole, select, unique

reciproco

(adj.)

reciprocal

islamico

(adj.)

Islamic, Muslim

magico

(adj.)

magic

geografico

(adj.)

geographical, geographic

anonimo

(adj.)

anonymous

meccanico

(adj.)

mechanical

estivo

(adj.)

summer, summery

sinistro

(adj.)

left, left-hand

deserto

(adj.)

deserted, desert

britannico

(adj.)

British, Britannic

caratteristico

(adj.)

characteristic, distinctive, individual

rispettivo

(adj.)

respective

fornitore

(adj.)

supplying a specified material

immobiliare

(adj.)

real estate, property, house

simbolico

(adj.)

symbolic

coerente

(adj.)

coherent

assurdo

(adj.)

absurd, preposterous, ludicrous, nonsensical, cockeyed, ridiculous, paradoxical

marittimo

(adj.)

maritime

remoto

(adj.)

remote, far-flung, at a distance

conduttore

(adj.)

guiding

esatto

(adj.)

exact, correct, right

fortunato

(adj.)

lucky, fortunate

genetico

(adj.)

genetic

delicato

(adj.)

delicate

sperimentale

(adj.)

experimental

accessibile

(adj.)

accessible, reachable, approachable

tutelare

(adj.)

tutelary

unitario

(adj.)

unitary

pio

(adj.)

pious, devout, prayerful

emotivo

(adj.)

emotional, emotive

rotondo

(adj.)

round, rounded, rotund

carino

(adj.)

nice

nobile

(adj.)

aristocratic, noble, titled

residente

(adj.)

residing, domiciled, living, resident

piacevole

(adj.)

pleasing, pleasant, agreeable

quinto

(adj.)

fifth

fiorentino

(adj.)

Florentine )

sostenibile

(adj.)

sustainable

esemplare

(adj.)

exemplary

innanzi

(adj.)

oggettivo

(adj.)

objective

disciplinare

(adj.)

disciplinary

immenso

(adj.)

immense, huge, vast, enormous, boundless

fotografico

(adj.)

photograph, photo, photographic

luminoso

(adj.)

light, luminous

temporaneo

(adj.)

temporary, provisional, interim, makeshift

interiore

(adj.)

internal, interior

inevitabile

(adj.)

unavoidable, inevitable

periodico

(adj.)

periodic

monetario

(adj.)

monetary

secco

(adj.)

dry

laico

(adj.)

lay

competitivo

(adj.)

competitive

ferroviario

(adj.)

railway/railroad, train

manco

(adj.)

faulty, imperfect, maimed, missing something

multinazionale

(adj.)

multinational

adolescente

(adj.)

adolescent

equivalente

(adj.)

equivalent

terrestre

(adj.)

earthly

visivo

(adj.)

vision, visual

siciliano

(adj.)

Sicilian

esplicito

(adj.)

explicit

stradale

(adj.)

road

generico

(adj.)

generic

direttivo

(adj.)

directorial

sereno

(adj.)

serene, calm

aggiunto

(adj.)

assistant, deputy, associate

deputato

(adj.)

appointed, fixed

precario

(adj.)

precarious

milanese

(adj.)

Milanese )

governativo

(adj.)

government, governmental

vincitore

(adj.)

winning, victorious

vaticano

(adj.)

Vatican, of the Vatican

azzurro

(adj.)

light blue, azure, sky blue

supremo

(adj.)

supreme

odierno

(adj.)

today's, of today

maschile

(adj.)

masculine, male

sesto

(adj.)

sixth

africano

(adj.)

African

cavo

(adj.)

hollow

addetto

(adj.)

assigned or in charge

atmosferico

(adj.)

atmospheric

bellissimo

(adj.)

superlative degree of bello

iscritto

(adj.)

enrolled

barbaro

(adj.)

barbaric, barbarous

pacifico

(adj.)

peaceable, peaceful

vigente

(adj.)

in force, in effect

passeggero

(adj.)

passing

estraneo

(adj.)

extraneous or foreign

spaziale

(adj.)

spatial

settimanale

(adj.)

weekly

integrale

(adj.)

entire, complete, full, general

razionale

(adj.)

rational

celebre

(adj.)

celebrated, famous, renowned

edilizio

(adj.)

building, construction

grigio

(adj.)

grey

meridionale

(adj.)

south, southern, meridional, southerly

concorrente

(adj.)

concurrent

terrorista

(adj.)

terrorist

separato

(adj.)

separate, separated, distinct

specializzato

(adj.)

skilled

spontaneo

(adj.)

spontaneous

intimo

(adj.)

intimate, close

deciso

(adj.)

determined, resolute, firm

ottico

(adj.)

optic, optical

contrattuale

(adj.)

contractual

banale

(adj.)

banal, cliché, trite

modesto

(adj.)

modest, unpretentious, plain, unassuming, reserved, humble

patente

(adj.)

obvious

fitto

(adj.)

thick

giovanile

(adj.)

youth

protetto

(adj.)

protected, sheltered

usato

(adj.)

usual, customary, habitual

oscuro

(adj.)

dark

fiero

(adj.)

fierce, specifically:

sostanziale

(adj.)

substantial, essential, material

civico

(adj.)

municipal

domestico

(adj.)

home, family, household, domestic

illegale

(adj.)

illegal, unlawful, lawless, false

liquido

(adj.)

liquid

aggiuntivo

(adj.)

additional, extra, supplementary

misto

(adj.)

mixed

rigido

(adj.)

rigid, stiff, inflexible, unbending, hard

incerto

(adj.)

uncertain, doubtful, dubious, undecided

equo

(adj.)

fair, just, impartial, equitable, adequate

criminale

(adj.)

criminal

terapeutico

(adj.)

therapeutic

costoso

(adj.)

costly, expensive

teatrale

(adj.)

theatre/theater, stage, drama, theatrical, acting

capitalistico

(adj.)

capitalistic

mensile

(adj.)

monthly

molteplice

(adj.)

complicated

accessorio

(adj.)

accessory, accessorial, additional, incidental

vergine

(adj.)

virgin

urgente

(adj.)

urgent

residenziale

(adj.)

residential

trasparente

(adj.)

transparent, see-through

distinto

(adj.)

different, distinct

pochissimo

(adj.)

superlative degree of poco

artificiale

(adj.)

artificial

cinematografico

(adj.)

cinematographic, film, movie, motion-picture, cinema

acido

(adj.)

acid

sporco

(adj.)

dirty, filthy, unclean, soiled

amaro

(adj.)

bitter

grandissimo

(adj.)

superlative degree of grande, very large, tall, high, wide, deep, great

inedito

(adj.)

unpublished, not published

fascista

(adj.)

fascist

allegro

(adj.)

cheerful

misterioso

(adj.)

mysterious, secret, enigmatic, puzzling

psichiatrico

(adj.)

psychiatric

terminale

(adj.)

final

consistente

(adj.)

solid, substantial, firm, stiff, thick

cognitivo

(adj.)

cognitive

diffuso

(adj.)

diffuse

lineare

(adj.)

linear, one-dimensional

conservatore

(adj.)

conservative

clandestino

(adj.)

illicit

compatibile

(adj.)

compatible, consistent

sbagliato

(adj.)

wrong, mistaken, erroneous, incorrect

telematico

(adj.)

telematic

dovuto

(adj.)

owing, owed

tematico

(adj.)

thematic

osservatore

(adj.)

observant, observing

gay

(adj.)

gay

ennesimo

(adj.)

nth

organizzatore

(adj.)

organizing

applicato

(adj.)

applied

architettonico

(adj.)

architectural

musulmano

(adj.)

Muslim

sincero

(adj.)

sound, genuine

psichico

(adj.)

psychic, mental

maturo

(adj.)

ripe, mature

statistico

(adj.)

statistical

max

(adj.)

Abbreviation of massimo .

sconosciuto

(adj.)

unknown, unfamiliar, unidentified, unexplored, obscure

verticale

(adj.)

vertical

incapace

(adj.)

incapable, unfit, incompetent, inadequate

posteriore

(adj.)

back, rear, posterior, hind in space

turco

(adj.)

Turkish

acuto

(adj.)

acute

nano

(adj.)

dwarfish

severo

(adj.)

severe

innocente

(adj.)

innocent

portoghese

(adj.)

Portuguese

tragico

(adj.)

tragic, tragical

rinnovabile

(adj.)

renewable

numerico

(adj.)

numerical

nervoso

(adj.)

nerve, nervous

estetico

(adj.)

aesthetic

cieco

(adj.)

blind

benvenuto

(adj.)

welcome

complementare

(adj.)

complementary

consolare

(adj.)

consular

urbanistico

(adj.)

urban

anteriore

(adj.)

front, fore in space

preferito

(adj.)

favourite/favorite

costruttivo

(adj.)

constructive

amato

(adj.)

beloved, dear, loved, darling

onesto

(adj.)

honest, honourable/honorable, honorable, upright

umanitario

(adj.)

humanitarian

doloroso

(adj.)

painful

organizzato

(adj.)

organized

preliminare

(adj.)

preliminary

pagano

(adj.)

pagan, heathen

asiatico

(adj.)

Asian

quantitativo

(adj.)

quantitative

saldo

(adj.)

firm, steady

considerato

(adj.)

prudent, cautious, careful

immaginario

(adj.)

imaginary, fictitious

pulito

(adj.)

clean, neat, tidy

flessibile

(adj.)

flexible, pliable, pliant

relatore

(adj.)

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occupato

(adj.)

occupied, busy, engaged

brillante

(adj.)

bright, brilliant

quadrato

(adj.)

square

invisibile

(adj.)

invisible

inferno

(adj.)

hellish, infernal

vago

(adj.)

wandering, moving

sistematico

(adj.)

systematic

calcolatore

(adj.)

calculating

casuale

(adj.)

chance, accidental, fortuitous, casual

accettabile

(adj.)

acceptable

espresso

(adj.)

express

colpevole

(adj.)

guilty

notturno

(adj.)

nocturnal

capitalista

(adj.)

capitalist

intermedio

(adj.)

intermediate, intermediary, middle

discreto

(adj.)

reasonable

ideologico

(adj.)

ideological

mero

(adj.)

pure, simple, sheer

comprensibile

(adj.)

intelligible, understandable, comprehensible

lieve

(adj.)

light

live

(adj.)

performed or recorded live

altissimo

(adj.)

superlative degree of alto

residuo

(adj.)

remaining

compromesso

(adj.)

compromised

pugliese

(adj.)

Apulian

dinanzi

(adj.)

front

extra

(adj.)

extra

biondo

(adj.)

blond , blonde , fair-haired

imperialista

(adj.)

imperialist

trascorso

(adj.)

past

provvisorio

(adj.)

provisional, temporary, makeshift, interim

vano

(adj.)

vain, useless, idle

napoletano

(adj.)

Neapolitan

primitivo

(adj.)

primitive

mortale

(adj.)

mortal, transitory, transient

mitico

(adj.)

mythical, legendary

binario

(adj.)

binary

multiplo

(adj.)

multiple

ridicolo

(adj.)

ridiculous, funny, ludicrous

comunicativo

(adj.)

communicative

irlandese

(adj.)

Irish

portante

(adj.)

load-bearing, supporting

consueto

(adj.)

usual, habitual, ordinary, customary

selvaggio

(adj.)

wild, savage

accurato

(adj.)

accurate, careful

passivo

(adj.)

passive

integrato

(adj.)

integrated, not segregated

controllato

(adj.)

controlled

lucido

(adj.)

bright, shiny, glossy

orale

(adj.)

mouth, oral, buccal

presunto

(adj.)

presumed, supposed

ragionevole

(adj.)

reasonable

uniforme

(adj.)

uniform

assente

(adj.)

absent , away

scarico

(adj.)

unloaded

ghiaccio

(adj.)

icy, frozen, cold, gelid

solidale

(adj.)

in agreement

realistico

(adj.)

realistic

nazista

(adj.)

nazi

silenzioso

(adj.)

silent, voiceless, soundless, quiet, still, mute, noiseless, mum, taciturn

indiretto

(adj.)

indirect

sorprendente

(adj.)

surprising, astonishing, amazing

periferico

(adj.)

suburban, outlying, in the suburbs, on the outskirts

materno

(adj.)

mother, maternal, motherly

cruciale

(adj.)

crucial, critical, momentous

artigiano

(adj.)

artisan

termico

(adj.)

thermic

aggressivo

(adj.)

aggressive

circostante

(adj.)

surrounding

calmo

(adj.)

calm, peaceful, quiet, still

colorato

(adj.)

coloured/colored, colourful/colorful, tinted, stained

avanzato

(adj.)

advanced

servo

(adj.)

servile

magnifico

(adj.)

magnificent

qualitativo

(adj.)

qualitative

innumerevole

(adj.)

unnumbered, countless, innumerable, numberless

stupendo

(adj.)

wonderful, marvellous, stunning, fabulous, stupendous

diplomatico

(adj.)

diplomatic

difensore

(adj.)

defending

orizzontale

(adj.)

horizontal

collaterale

(adj.)

collateral

conforme

(adj.)

consistent, in keeping with, conformable

indifferente

(adj.)

indifferent, uninterested, cold

applicabile

(adj.)

applicable

rituale

(adj.)

ritual

rurale

(adj.)

country, rural

super

(adj.)

super

messicano

(adj.)

Mexican

distante

(adj.)

distant

previdenziale

(adj.)

of or pertaining to social security

strumentale

(adj.)

instrumental

infantile

(adj.)

infantile

concettuale

(adj.)

conceptual

ottimale

(adj.)

optimum, optimal

archeologico

(adj.)

archaeological

evolutivo

(adj.)

evolutionary

elegante

(adj.)

elegant, dressed up

dannoso

(adj.)

harmful

eccellente

(adj.)

excellent, superb, first-class

cooperativo

(adj.)

cooperative

proletario

(adj.)

proletarian

rigoroso

(adj.)

strict, rigorous, severe

poetico

(adj.)

poetic, poetical

apparente

(adj.)

ostensible, apparent, outward

cosciente

(adj.)

aware, conscious

gigante

(adj.)

giant, huge, gigantic, colossal

brasiliano

(adj.)

Brazilian

intrinseco

(adj.)

intrinsic, inherent

prestigioso

(adj.)

prestigious, famous, eminent

gemello

(adj.)

twin

egregio

(adj.)

distinguished

dettagliato

(adj.)

detailed

interrogativo

(adj.)

interrogative, questioning

corporeo

(adj.)

body, corporeal, bodily

ritratto

(adj.)

drawn back, withdrawn

magno

(adj.)

great, mighty

credibile

(adj.)

believable, credible

promozionale

(adj.)

promotional

magnetico

(adj.)

magnetic

olandese

(adj.)

Dutch

convenzionale

(adj.)

conventional

giornaliero

(adj.)

everyday, daily

lecito

(adj.)

allowed

indigeno

(adj.)

native, indigenous, local

ecclesiastico

(adj.)

ecclesiastical

lieto

(adj.)

happy, cheerful, delighted, glad, joyous, joyful

affidabile

(adj.)

reliable, trustworthy, dependable

dritto

(adj.)

straight, direct

portatile

(adj.)

portable

negro

(adj.)

black

affascinante

(adj.)

fascinating, charming, appealing

puntuale

(adj.)

punctual

improbabile

(adj.)

improbable, unlikely

portuale

(adj.)

port, dock

rappresentativo

(adj.)

representative

esistenziale

(adj.)

existential

sommario

(adj.)

brief

polacco

(adj.)

Polish

ribelle

(adj.)

rebel, rebellious, mutinous, unruly

minerale

(adj.)

mineral

settentrionale

(adj.)

north, northern, northerly

accetto

(adj.)

welcome

gigantesco

(adj.)

giant, gigantic, huge, colossal

autorevole

(adj.)

authoritative, influential

insufficiente

(adj.)

insufficient, inadequate, not enough, unfit

argentino

(adj.)

Argentinian, Argentine

etnico

(adj.)

ethnic, ethnical

cronico

(adj.)

chronic

sintetico

(adj.)

synthetic

inerente

(adj.)

concerning, regarding, connected, pertaining, related, inherent

burocratico

(adj.)

bureaucratic

superficiale

(adj.)

superficial

combattente

(adj.)

fighting, combatant

sostenuto

(adj.)

fast, steady, high

illecito

(adj.)

illicit, illegitimate, unlawful, illegal

indeterminato

(adj.)

indeterminate, indefinite, vague

solitario

(adj.)

solitary

riservato

(adj.)

confidential

impegnativo

(adj.)

binding, promissory

nono

(adj.)

ninth

operante

(adj.)

operating, working

piemontese

(adj.)

Piedmontese

ministeriale

(adj.)

ministerial, departmental

interattivo

(adj.)

interactive

fragile

(adj.)

fragile

annuo

(adj.)

annual, yearly

matto

(adj.)

mad, crazy

generoso

(adj.)

generous

problematico

(adj.)

problematic, problematical

obbiettivo

(adj.)

Alternative form of obiettivo

isolato

(adj.)

isolated, secluded, cut off

equivoco

(adj.)

equivocal, ambiguous, shifty

cartaceo

(adj.)

paper

rato

(adj.)

ratified, confirmed

comico

(adj.)

comic, comical

metallico

(adj.)

metal, metallic

indicatore

(adj.)

indicating

laterale

(adj.)

side, lateral

marginale

(adj.)

marginal

atomico

(adj.)

atomic

robusto

(adj.)

strong, robust, vigorous, sturdy

massiccio

(adj.)

massive, solid

bergamasco

(adj.)

of, from or relating to Bergamo

giornalistico

(adj.)

news, newspaper, journalistic

imperiale

(adj.)

imperial

proporzionale

(adj.)

proportional

morbido

(adj.)

soft, tender, mellow

romantico

(adj.)

romantic, sentimental, emotional

tondo

(adj.)

round, circular

ecologico

(adj.)

ecological

adriatico

(adj.)

Adriatic

orgoglioso

(adj.)

proud

agrario

(adj.)

agricultural

resistente

(adj.)

strong, tough, sturdy

assicurativo

(adj.)

insurance

conveniente

(adj.)

convenient

appassionato

(adj.)

passionate, ardent

umido

(adj.)

humid, damp, wet

soddisfacente

(adj.)

satisfying, satisfactory

documentario

(adj.)

documentary

pessimo

(adj.)

very bad, awful, foul, dreadful

specialistico

(adj.)

specialist, specialized

fidanzato

(adj.)

engaged

prevedibile

(adj.)

predictable, foreseeable, to be expected

albanese

(adj.)

Albanian

francobollo

(adj.)

miniature, postage stamp-sized

militante

(adj.)

militant

coraggioso

(adj.)

brave, courageous, daring, doughty

privilegiato

(adj.)

privileged

omogeneo

(adj.)

homogeneous

astratto

(adj.)

abstract

imprenditoriale

(adj.)

entrepreneurial

calabrese

(adj.)

Calabrian

evoluto

(adj.)

advanced, developed

austriaco

(adj.)

Austrian

delegato

(adj.)

delegating

mistico

(adj.)

mystical

celeste

(adj.)

celestial

analitico

(adj.)

analytical, analytic

contingente

(adj.)

contingent

tossico

(adj.)

toxic, poisonous

inconscio

(adj.)

unconscious

inadeguato

(adj.)

unfit, unsuitable

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