grosso

Italian

Etymology

From Latin grossus.

Adjective

grosso m (f grossa, m plural grossi, f plural grosse)

1. big, large
2. thick
3. heavy

Noun

grosso m (plural grossi)

1. the main part of something

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Latin

Adjective

grossō

1. dative masculine singular of grossus
2. dative neuter singular of grossus
3. ablative masculine singular of grossus
4. ablative neuter plural of grossus

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Portuguese

Etymology

From Latin grossus.

Adjective

grosso m (feminine grossa plural grossos feminine plural grossas; comparable)

1. Relatively great in extent from one surface to another; dense; thick.
2. Having consistency between solid and liquid; viscous; thick.
3. Of low quality; crude; unrefined
4. (of a person) Without manners; rude; uncouth; uncivil.
5. (of texture) Not plain; with friction; rough.
6. (of sound) Low in pitch; deep.
7. Offensive to morality; obscene; distasteful; vulgar.
8. (slang) In high quantity; aboundant.

Inflection

  Inflection of the Portuguese adjective grosso

• Adjectives with this inflection include: bonito, cuidadoso, perfeito.

	singular		plural
	masculine	feminine	masculine	feminine
positive	grosso	grossa	grossos	grossas
comparative	mais grosso	mais grossa	mais grossos	mais grossas
superlative	o mais grosso grossíssimo	a mais grossa grossíssima	os mais grossos grossíssimos	as mais grossas grossíssimas