Italian word archive

To think about something, or to hold an opinion or belief about it.

To ask (a question) or to request something from someone.

To smile — to make a happy expression by curving your lips upward.

To forget something or someone; to fail to remember.

To trust someone or something; to feel confident that a person or thing is reliable and honest.

A printed or written work with pages bound together; a book.

The sound produced when a person speaks or sings; one's voice.

To reply or give an answer to someone or something, such as a question, message, or call.

A door or gate; the movable barrier used to open or close the entrance to a room, building, or other space.

The hand; the part of the body at the end of the arm, used for holding and touching things.

A small metal tool used to open or lock a door, or something that helps solve a problem.

A road or street that people walk or drive on; also used figuratively to mean a path or way forward in life.

To take or grab something; also used to mean to catch, get, or pick up something or someone.

Together; with each other, at the same time or in the same place.

A person you know well and like very much; a friend.

A flat-topped piece of furniture with legs, used for eating, working, or placing things on; a table.

The natural or artificial brightness that makes things visible; light.

The word for both "time" (as in a period or duration) and "weather" in Italian. Context makes the meaning clear.

The morning; the early part of the day, from sunrise to noon.

To eat; to take food into the mouth and swallow it.

Still, yet, or again — used to say something continues or happens one more time.

To choose or select something from a set of options.

The organ in your chest that pumps blood; also used to mean the emotional center of a person, like "heart" in English.

Water; the clear liquid that falls as rain, fills rivers and seas, and that people and animals need to drink.

To speak or talk — to express thoughts using words, either to someone or about something.

A glass-covered opening in a wall that lets in light and air; a window.

To walk; to move forward on foot at a normal pace.