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| b {mf} | :: See under B |
| B {letter} /bi/ | :: letter: bi |
| ba {interj} | :: bah! |
| ba {interj} | :: oh well! |
| Baal {prop} | :: Baal |
| baare {v} [obsolete] /baˈa.re/ | :: to be still with the mouth hanging open |
| baare {v} [obsolete, figurative] | :: to be amazed, dumbfounded |
| babà {m} | :: rum baba |
| babaco {m} /ˈba.ba.ko/ | :: babaco (Vasconcellea × heilbornii) |
| babaco {m} | :: babaco (fruit) |
| babaco {m} /baˈba.ko/ | :: babassu (Attalea speciosa) |
| babao {m} | :: alternative form of babau |
| babassu {m} | :: babassu |
| Babati {prop} | :: surname |
| Babato {prop} | :: surname |
| babau {m} | :: ogre |
| babau {m} | :: bogeyman |
| babbaccio {adj} | :: stupid |
| babbaccione {m} | :: stupid person |
| babbagigi {m} /ba.baˈdʒi.dʒi/ | :: chufa, tiger nut (Cyperus esculentus) |
| babbaleo {adj} | :: foolish |
| babbalocco {m} | :: fool, idiot |
| babbana {f} [Tuscany] /babˈba.na/ | :: dupe, fool |
| babbana {f} | :: Muggle, muggle (non-magical person) |
| babbano {adj} [Tuscany] /babˈba.no/ | :: stupid, foolish |
| babbano {m} [Tuscany] | :: dupe, fool |
| babbano {m} | :: Muggle, muggle (non-magical person) |
| babbea {f} | :: female equivalent of babbeo |
| babbeo {adj} /bab.ˈbɛ.o/ | :: foolish, idiotic |
| babbeo {m} | :: fool, idiot, moron, booby, simpleton, mug, knucklehead, dunderhead, jackass, jerk, tube, nincompoops, fop, imbecile, fuckwit |
| babbino {m} | :: daddy |
| babbione {adj} | :: foolish, stupid |
| babbione {m} | :: blockhead (foolish person) |
| babbo {m} [regional, Central Italy, familiar] /ˈbab.bo/ | :: dad, daddy |
| Babbo {prop} | :: surname |
| babbomorto {m} | :: A debt, incurred by a son, that will be repaid out of the inheritance when his father dies |
| Babbo Natale {prop} /ˈbab.bo.naˈta.le/ | :: Father Christmas, Santa Claus |
| babbuasso {adj} | :: foolish, idiotic (person) |
| babbuccia {f} /babˈbut.t͡ʃa/ | :: slipper (Turkish style) |
| babbuccia {f} | :: bootee (for baby) |
| babbucciaio {m} | :: slipper seller |
| babbuina {f} | :: female equivalent of babbuino |
| babbuino {m} | :: baboon (mammal) |
| babele {f} | :: chaos, confusion |
| Babele {prop} | :: Babel, Babylon |
| babelicamente {adv} | :: chaotically, confusedly, uproariously |
| babelico {adj} | :: Babelic |
| babelonia {f} | :: alternative form of babilonia |
| babesiosi {m} | :: babesiosis |
| Babila {prop} | :: given name |
| babilonese {adj} | :: Babylonian |
| babilonese {m} | :: The Babylonian language |
| babilonia {f} | :: synonym of babele |
| Babilonia {prop} /ba.biˈlɔ.nja/ | :: Babylon |
| babilonico {adj} | :: Babylonian |
| babilonico {adj} | :: chaotic, confused |
| babirussa {m} | :: babiroussa |
| babismo {m} | :: Babism |
| babla {f} /ˈba.bla/ | :: bablah |
| babordo {m} [nautical] | :: port, larboard (left side of a ship) |
| babuino {m} | :: alternative form of babbuino |
| Babuino {prop} | :: One of the talking statues of Rome |
| babuvismo {m} | :: Babeufism |
| baby {m} /ˈbe.bi/ | :: child, baby, neonate |
| baby {m} | :: a small shot of whisky |
| baby {m} | :: tripod for a film camera |
| baby {adj} | :: For use by young children |
| baby {adj} | :: Very young |
| babycalciatore {m} | :: A very young football player |
| babycampione {m} | :: A child who practices sport at an advanced level |
| babyconsumatore {m} | :: A young child considered commercially as a consumer |
| babycriminale {mf} | :: A young child criminal, especially one exploited by adults |
| babycriminalità {f} | :: child criminality, especially the exploitation by adults of child criminals |
| babydelinquente {mf} | :: synonym of babycriminale |
| babydelinquenza {f} | :: synonym of babycriminalità |
| baby-doll {m} | :: baby doll nightie |
| baby gang {m} | :: A group of children used by a criminal organization to carry out petty theft |
| baby parking {m} | :: childcare (place where young children are supervised while away from their parents) |
| baby-pensionato {m} | :: A young pensioner (one who has taken early retirement) |
| babypensione {f} | :: A pension received after early retirement |
| baby-sitter {mf} | :: A babysitter |
| babysitter {mf} | :: A babysitter |
| babysitteraggio {m} | :: baby-sitting |
| babyspacciatore {m} | :: A drug dealer who cannot be prosecuted because of his young age |
| bacante {v} | :: present participle of bacare |
| bacantesi {v} | :: present participle of bacarsi |
| bacare {vt} | :: to corrupt or warp |
| bacare {vi} | :: to become worm-eaten |
| bacaro {m} | :: A simple restaurant or wine bar, typical of Venice |
| bacarozzo {m} | :: bug |
| bacarsi {v} | :: reflexive of bacare |
| bacarsi {vr} | :: to become worm-eaten |
| bacato {adj} | :: worm-eaten, wormy, rotten |
| bacca {f} /ˈbakka/ | :: berry |
| baccagliante {v} | :: present participle of baccagliare |
| baccagliare {vit} | :: to quarrel or argue noisily |
| baccalà {m} | :: salt cod, stockfish |
| baccalà {m} [figuratively] | :: a foolish person |
| baccalare {m} | :: synonym of baccelliere |
| baccalare {m} | :: smart aleck |
| baccalaureato {m} | :: baccalaureate (degree, or person with such a degree) |
| baccanale {adj} | :: bacchanalian, Bacchanalian |
| baccanale {m} | :: Bacchanalia |
| baccanale {m} | :: bacchanal |
| baccano {m} | :: row, din (lots of noise) |
| baccano {m} | :: shout |
| baccante {f} | :: Maenad (especially when capitalised) |
| baccante {f} | :: nymphomaniac |
| baccante {adj} | :: flooded with unbridled passion |
| baccara {f} | :: wild ginger |
| baccarà {m} [card games] /bak.kaˈra/ | :: baccarat |
| baccellierato {m} | :: batchelor's degree |
| baccelliere {m} | :: batchelor |
| baccello {m} [botany] /batˈt͡ʃɛl.lo/ | :: pod, hull, husk, shell |
| baccello {m} | :: broad bean |
| baccheo {m} | :: bacchius |
| baccherina {f} | :: ploughman's-spikenard (Inula conyzae, now Pentanema conyzae) |
| bacchetta {f} | :: rod, stick |
| bacchetta {f} | :: drumstick |
| bacchetta {f} [music] | :: baton (stick of a conductor) |
| bacchetta {f} [firearms] | :: ramrod, gun-stick, rod for stuffing the muzzleloader with ammunition, |
| bacchetta {f} | :: chopstick |
| bacchetta {f} | :: pointer |
| bacchetta magica {f} | :: wand, magic wand |
| bacchettante {v} | :: present participle of bacchettare |
| bacchettare {vt} | :: to beat with a rod |
| bacchettare {vt} | :: to sell at a very low price |
| bacchettata {f} | :: A blow with a rod |
| bacchettona {f} | :: prude, prig |
| bacchettona {f} | :: religious zealot or fanatic |
| bacchettona {f} | :: bigot |
| bacchettone {m} | :: prude, prig |
| bacchettone {m} | :: religious zealot or fanatic |
| bacchettone {m} | :: bigot |
| bacchettone {m} | :: stick in the mud |
| bacchiante {v} | :: present participle of bacchiare |
| bacchiare {vt} /bakˈkja.re/ | :: to knock down [fruit from a tree] |
| bacchiare {vt} [figurative, by extension] | :: to beat; to thrash |
| bacchiare {vtt} [Tuscany] | :: to undersell |
| bacchiatore {m} [agriculture] /bak.kjaˈto.re/ | :: One who harvests fruits or nuts by beating a tree with a stick |
| bacchiatura {f} | :: The harvesting of fruits or nuts by beating a tree with a stick |
| bacchico {adj} | :: bacchic |
| Bacchiglione {prop} | :: Bacchiglione (river) |
| bacchio {m} /ˈbak.kjo/ | :: A thick, long stick used to knock down fruit from certain trees |
| baccifero {adj} /batˈt͡ʃi.fe.ro/ | :: bacciferous, producing berries |
| bacciforme {adj} | :: bacciform |
| Baccio {prop} | :: given name |
| bacco {m} | :: wine |
| bacco {m} | :: drunkenness |
| Bacco {prop} | :: Bacchus |
| bacedifo {m} | :: A type of language game in which the consonants and vowels of a phrase are progressively changed |
| bacetto {m} | :: little kiss, peck |
| bacheca {f} /baˈkɛ.ka/ | :: notice board, bulletin board |
| bacheca {f} | :: showcase |
| bachelite {f} | :: Bakelite |
| bacherozzo {m} | :: maggot, worm |
| bacherozzo {m} | :: cockroach |
| bachiano {adj} [music] | :: Bach (attributive) |
| bachicoltore {m} | :: sericulturist (silkworm farmer) |
| bachicoltura {f} | :: The rearing of silkworms; silkworm farming |
| bachicultore {m} | :: sericulturist (silkworm farmer) |
| bachicultura {f} | :: sericulture |
| Bachisio {prop} | :: given name, typical of Sardinia |
| baciamano {m} | :: A kiss on the hand as a sign of respect |
| baciante {v} | :: present participle of baciare |
| baciantesi {v} | :: present participle of baciarsi |
| baciapile {mf} /ba.t͡ʃaˈpi.le/ | :: religionist, sanctimonious |
| baciare {vt} | :: To kiss |
| baciarsi {v} | :: reflexive of baciare |
| baciarsi {vr} | :: to kiss each other, kiss one other, kiss oneself |
| baciasca {f} | :: A steel pan once used for washing dishes |
| baciatore {m} [rare] | :: kisser |
| baciatosi {v} | :: past participle of baciarsi |
| baciatrice {f} [rare] | :: kisser (female) |
| baciccia {mf} [colloquial] | :: A person from Genoa |
| baciccia {mf} [slang] | :: A fat person |
| Baciccia {prop} | :: given name |
| bacile {m} | :: washbasin |
| bacile {m} | :: bowl (for washing) |
| bacillare {adj} | :: bacillary |
| bacillariofita {f} | :: diatom (of class Bacillariophyceae) |
| bacilliforme {adj} | :: bacilliform, rod-shaped |
| bacillo {m} [biology] | :: bacillus |
| bacillofobia {f} | :: bacillophobia (fear of "germs") |
| bacillosi {f} [pathology] /ba.t͡ʃilˈlɔ.zi/ | :: bacillosis |
| bacinella {f} | :: basin, bowl |
| bacinetto {m} [anatomy] | :: renal pelvis |
| bacinetto {m} | :: bascinet |
| bacino {m} [rare] /baˈt͡ʃi.no/ | :: bowl |
| bacino {m} [skeleton] | :: pelvis |
| bacino {m} [geography] | :: basin, drainage basin, catchment basin |
| bacino {m} [geology] | :: field (e.g. of coal) |
| bacino {m} [nautical] | :: dock |
| bacino {m} | :: diminutive of bacio: little kiss |
| bacino fluviale {m} | :: synonym of bacino idrografico |
| bacino idrico {m} | :: reservoir |
| bacino idrografico {m} | :: river basin, drainage basin |
| bacino imbrifero {m} | :: catchment basin, drainage basin |
| bacio {m} /ˈba.tʃo/ | :: kiss |
| bacio {adj} /baˈt͡ʃi.o/ | :: shady |
| bacio {m} | :: shade |
| bacio appassionato {m} | :: snog |
| bacio d'aria {m} | :: air kiss |
| bacione {m} | :: big kiss |
| backgammon {m} | :: backgammon |
| backstage {m} /bɛkˈsteidʒ/ | :: backstage |
| backup {m} [computing] /beˈkap/ | :: backup |
| baco {m} | :: maggot, worm |
| baco {m} | :: flaw |
| baco {m} | :: bug (in a computer program) |
| baco da seta {m} | :: silkworm (Bombyx mori) |
| Bacoli {prop} | :: Bacoli (coastal town) |
| bacolo {m} [literary, archaic] /ˈba.ko.lo/ | :: stick, cane |
| bacolo {m} [literary, archaic, rare] | :: crook or crosier of a bishop |
| Bacolo {prop} | :: given name |
| bacologia {f} | :: sericulture (silkworm rearing) |
| bacologico {adj} | :: sericultural |
| bacologo {m} | :: sericulturist |
| bacon {m} /bɛkon/ | :: bacon |
| Bacone {prop} | :: Bacon (philosopher) |
| baconiano {adj} | :: Baconian |
| Bacosi {prop} | :: surname |
| bacterio {m} | :: alternative form of batterio |
| bacteriofago {m} | :: alternative form of batteriofago |
| bacteriofobia {f} | :: bacteriophobia (fear of "germs" and microbes) |
| bacteriologia {f} | :: alternative form of batteriologia |
| bacucco {m} | :: dotard |
| bacucco {adj} | :: gaga |
| bada {f} /ˈba.da/ | :: expectation, waiting |
| bada {mf} | :: rhinoceros |
| badaluccare {vi} [obsolete] /ba.da.lukˈka.re/ | :: To keep an enemy in check through skirmishes |
| badaluccare {vi} [obsolete] | :: to dillydally, to waste time |
| badalucco {m} [obsolete] /ba.daˈluk.ko/ | :: skirmish |
| badalucco {m} [obsolete] | :: game, pastime |
| badante {mf} | :: elderly carer, carer, care worker, caregiver |
| badantesi {v} | :: present participle of badarsi |
| badare {v} [a] /baˈda.re/ | :: to look after or mind |
| badare {v} [a] | :: to take care of |
| badare {v} [a] | :: to pay attention |
| badare ai fatti propri {v} | :: to mind one's own business |
| badarsi {v} | :: reflexive of badare |
| badarsi {vr} | :: to take care of oneself; to protect oneself |
| badatosi {v} | :: past participle of badarsi |
| baderna {f} [nautical] | :: puddening |
| badessa {f} /baˈdes.sa/ | :: abbess |
| badia {f} /baˈdi.a/ | :: abbey |
| badia {f} [figurative] | :: abundance; well-being |
| badiale {adj} | :: abbatial |
| badiale {adj} | :: thriving, prosperous, fat |
| badialmente {adv} | :: prosperously |
| badialmente {adv} | :: exaggeratedly |
| badilante {m} | :: navvy |
| badilata {f} | :: shovelful, spadeful |
| badilata {f} | :: blow with a shovel or spade |
| badile {m} | :: shovel |
| badioto {n} | :: Badiot (dialect) |
| badioto {adj} | :: Badiot (attributive) |
| badminton {m} | :: badminton |
| Badoer {prop} | :: surname |
| Badoer {prop} | :: A noble family of Venice |
| Badoglio {prop} | :: surname |
| Badoglio {prop} | :: Pietro Badoglio, Italian general and prime minister |
| baffetti {mp} | :: Clipped moustache (for instance, Hitler's) |
| baffetti {mp} | :: hair on a woman's lip |
| baffo {m} | :: whisker (of an animal) |
| baffo {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: moustache |
| baffone {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: Big moustache |
| baffone {m} | :: Man with a big moustache |
| baffone {m} | :: handlebar moustache |
| baffuto {adj} | :: moustached |
| baffuto {adj} | :: whiskered (of an animal) |
| bafomettico {adj} | :: Baphometic |
| bagagliaio {m} | :: boot [British], trunk [US] (of a car) |
| bagagliaio {m} | :: luggage van [British], baggage car [US] (of a train) |
| bagagliaio {m} | :: left-luggage office |
| bagaglio {m} | :: luggage, baggage |
| bagaglio culturale {m} | :: background |
| bagaglione {m} | :: A soldier who was in charge of baggage, supplies etc |
| bagala {f} /ˈba.ɡa.la/ | :: alternative form of baggala |
| bagarinaggio {m} | :: ticket touting, scalping |
| bagarino {m} | :: ticket tout, scalper |
| bagarino {m} [dated] | :: reseller |
| bagarre {f} /baˈɡar/ | :: heated discussion, row |
| bagarre {f} | :: turmoil, bustle |
| bagarre {f} [cycling] | :: decisive leg of a cycling race |
| bagascia {f} [derogatory] | :: whore, harlot, trollop |
| bagatella {f} | :: alternative form of bagattella |
| bagattella {f} | :: trifle (small, unimportant thing) |
| bagattella {f} [music] | :: bagatelle (all senses) |
| bagatto {m} | :: magician (in Tarot cards) |
| Bagdad {prop} | :: Bagdad (capital city) |
| baggala {f} /ˈbaɡ.ɡa.la/ | :: baggala |
| baggiana {f} /badˈd͡ʒa.na/ | :: Variety of fava with large seeds |
| baggianata {f} | :: nonsense, gibberish, tosh |
| baggiano {adj} | :: stupid, foolish |
| Baggio {prop} | :: surname |
| baggiolo {m} [architecture] | :: support (for a lintel etc) |
| bagherese {adj} | :: Of, or from, Bagheria |
| bagherese {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Bagheria |
| Bagheria {prop} /ba.ɡeˈri.a/ | :: A town and comune in the metropolitan city of Palermo |
| baghetta {f} | :: clock (embroidery on stockings) |
| bagigi {m} {p} [Northern Italy, especially Venetian] /baˈdʒi.dʒi/ | :: peanuts |
| bagitto {n} | :: A Judeo-Italian dialect spoken by members of a Jewish community in and around Livorno |
| baglio {m} [nautical] | :: beam (transverse, of a ship) |
| Baglioni {prop} | :: surname |
| Baglioni {prop} | :: A noble family from Perugia |
| baglior {m} | :: apocopic form of bagliore |
| bagliore {m} | :: glow |
| bagliore {m} | :: glare, dazzle |
| bagliore {m} | :: flash or ray (of light) |
| baglivo {m} | :: obsolete form of balivo |
| bagnabile {adj} | :: wettable |
| bagnabilità {f} | :: wettability |
| bagna cauda {f} /ˌbaɲ.ɲa ˈkau.da/ | :: bagna cauda (dip made from anchovies, olive oil and garlic) |
| bagna càuda {f} | :: alternative spelling of bagna cauda |
| Bagnacavallo {prop} | :: Bagnacavallo (small town) |
| bagnante {v} | :: present participle of bagnare |
| bagnante {mf} | :: swimmer |
| bagnante {mf} | :: bather |
| bagnantesi {v} | :: present participle of bagnarsi |
| bagnare {vt} | :: to wet, soak or water something |
| bagnare {vt} | :: to flow through, wash or bathe somewhere |
| bagnare {vt} | :: to drink to, toast something or someone |
| bagnarola {f} | :: bathtub |
| bagnarola {f} | :: banger, wreck, jalopy (old car) |
| bagnarsi {v} | :: reflexive of bagnare |
| bagnarsi {vr} | :: to bathe |
| bagnarsi {vr} | :: to get wet, soaked or drenched |
| bagnarsi {vr} [chiefly of a baby] | :: to wet oneself |
| bagnasciuga {m} | :: foreshore |
| bagnasciuga {m} | :: water's edge |
| bagnato {adj} /baɲˈɲato/ | :: wet, moist |
| bagnato {m} | :: damp ground or wet ground; wet |
| bagnatosi {v} | :: past participle of bagnarsi |
| bagnatura {f} | :: bathing |
| bagnatura {f} | :: wetting |
| bagnetto {m} | :: Little bath (for a baby) |
| bagnetto {m} | :: (in Piemonte) Any of several sauces made with parsley, tomato etc |
| bagnina {f} | :: female equivalent of bagnino |
| bagnino {m} | :: lifeguard (male) |
| bagnino {m} | :: bathing attendant (male) |
| bagno {m} /ˈbaɲ.ɲo/ | :: bath |
| bagno {m} | :: swim, bathe |
| bagno {m} | :: bathroom |
| bagno di folla {m} | :: adulation of a crowd |
| bagno di folla {m} | :: walkabout |
| bagno di folla {m} | :: public stroll |
| bagno di sangue {m} | :: bloodbath |
| bagnolese {adj} | :: Of or from Bagnolo in Piano |
| bagnolese {adj} | :: Of or from Bagnoli |
| Bagnoli {prop} | :: Bagnoli (coastal district) |
| bagnolo {m} /baɲ.ˈɲɔ.lo/ | :: vessel in which quicklime and water are mixed to make slaked lime |
| Bagnolo in Piano {prop} | :: Bagnolo in Piano (small town) |
| bagnomaria {m} /ˌbaɲ.ɲo.maˈri.a/ | :: bain-marie |
| Bagnoregio {prop} | :: Bagnoregio (small town) |
| bagnoschiuma {m} | :: bubble bath, foam bath |
| bagno turco {m} | :: Turkish bath |
| bagola {f} | :: (edible) berry |
| bagola {f} | :: chatter, gossip |
| bagolaro {m} | :: The nettle tree or hackberry (of genus Celtis) |
| bagolone {m} | :: chatterbox |
| bagolone {m} | :: braggart |
| bagordante {v} | :: present participle of bagordare |
| bagordare {vi} | :: To carouse |
| bagordo {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: merrymaking |
| bagua {m} | :: bagua |
| bagula {f} | :: alternative form of bugola |
| bah {interj} /ˈba/ | :: Indicates astonishment, resignation and despise; usually used after noticing or hearing something you don't like or you don't know what to think about, to avoid commenting or giving an answer to a question |
| bahaismo {m} | :: Bahá'í (religion) |
| Bahamas {prop} | :: Bahamas (archipelago/and/country) |
| bahamense {adj} | :: Bahamian |
| bahamense {mf} | :: Bahamian |
| bahiano {adj} | :: Bahian |
| Bahrain {prop} | :: Bahrain (country) |
| bahreinita {adj} | :: Bahraini |
| baia {f} [uncommon] /ˈba.ja/ | :: mockery, teasing |
| baia {f} [uncommon] | :: trifle, whiffle, bagatelle |
| baia {f} | :: A washtub for clothes, formerly used on ships |
| baia {f} [geography] | :: bay (body of water) |
| Baia {prop} | :: Baiae |
| baiadera {f} | :: bayadere (all senses) |
| baicolo {m} | :: A type of biscuit from Venice |
| bailamme {m} | :: uproar, hullabaloo |
| bailo {m} /ˈbaj.lo/ | :: title and function borne by an envoy of the Most Serene Republic of Venice |
| baio {adj} | :: bay (horse colour) |
| baiocco {m} [historical] | :: bajocco (coin used in the Papal States) |
| baiocco {m} [slang] | :: dough (money) |
| baionetta {f} | :: bayonet |
| baionettata {f} | :: bayonet thrust or wound |
| baipassante {v} | :: present participle of baipassare |
| baipassare {v} | :: alternative form of bypassare |
| baironiano {adj} | :: alternative form of byroniano |
| baita {f} /ˈba.i.ta/ | :: refuge (hut in the mountains) |
| baito {m} | :: synonym of bivacco |
| Baiulo {prop} | :: given name |
| baiuvaro {adj} | :: Bavarian |
| Bajamonti {prop} | :: surname |
| Bajamonti {prop} | :: Antonio Bajamonti, Italian politician |
| Bajardi {prop} | :: surname |
| bajour {m} | :: shade |
| bakuniano {adj} | :: Relating to, characteristic of, or supporting Michail Bakunin |
| bakuniniano {adj} | :: alternative form of bakuniano |
| Balaclava {prop} | :: Balaklava |
| balalaica {f} | :: balalaika |
| balandra {f} [watercraft, historical] /baˈlan.dra/ | :: bilander |
| balanino {m} | :: nut weevil, (of family Curculionidae) |
| balanite {f} [pathology] | :: balanitis |
| balanopostite {f} [pathology] | :: balanoposthitis |
| balascio {m} [mineralogy] | :: balas (form of spinel) |
| balausta {f} | :: pomegranate flower |
| balausta {f} | :: pomegranate (fruit) |
| balaustra {f} | :: parapet |
| balaustra {f} | :: balustrade |
| balaustra {f} | :: rail |
| balaustrata {f} | :: parapet (with a balustrade on top of a wall, surmounted by a moulding) |
| balaustrino {m} | :: bow compass (pair of compasses connected with a metal spring) |
| balaustro {m} [architecture] | :: baluster, each of the pillars in a balustrade |
| balbare {v} /balˈba.re/ | :: to stutter or stammer |
| balbettamento {m} | :: stuttering, stammering |
| balbettamento {m} | :: stutter, stammer |
| balbettante {v} | :: present participle of balbettare |
| balbettante {adj} | :: stuttering, stammering |
| balbettare {vit} | :: to stammer |
| balbettare {vi} | :: [of a baby] to babble |
| balbettare {vi} [figuratively] | :: [of a science, philosophy, etc.] to emerge; to be nascent |
| balbettare {vi} [nautical] | :: to luff (shake) |
| balbettare {vt} | :: to speak a little bit of [a foreign language] |
| balbettio {m} | :: stammering |
| balbettio {m} | :: babbling |
| Balbi {prop} | :: surname |
| Balbina {prop} | :: given name |
| Balbino {prop} | :: given name |
| balbo {adj} /ˈbal.bo/ | :: stammering, stuttering |
| Balbo {prop} | :: surname |
| balbuzie {f} | :: stammer, stutter |
| balbuziente {adj} | :: stammering |
| balbuziente {adj} | :: mumbling |
| balbuziente {mf} | :: stammerer |
| balbuziente {mf} | :: mumbler |
| Balcani {prop} | :: the Balkans |
| balcanico {adj} | :: Balkan |
| balcanizzante {v} | :: present participle of balcanizzare |
| balcanizzare {vt} | :: to fragment, Balkanize |
| balcanizzazione {f} | :: Balkanization |
| balcano {adj} | :: Balkan |
| balco {m} [obsolete] /ˈbal.ko/ | :: balcony |
| balco {m} [obsolete] | :: scaffold |
| balconata {f} | :: balcony |
| balconata {f} | :: circle |
| balconata {f} | :: mezzanine |
| balconata {f} | :: dress circle |
| balconcino {m} | :: A small balcony |
| balcone {m} /balˈko.ne/ | :: balcony |
| Baldacca {prop} | :: Baghdad |
| baldacchino {m} | :: canopy |
| baldacchino {m} | :: baldaquin |
| baldamente {adv} | :: boldly, self-confidently |
| baldanza {f} | :: boldness, daring, self-confidence |
| baldanzosamente {adv} | :: self-confidently |
| baldanzosamente {adv} | :: audaciously, boldly |
| baldanzoso {adj} | :: self-confident |
| baldanzoso {adj} | :: audacious, bold |
| Baldassarre {prop} [Biblical character] | :: Balthazar |
| Baldassarre {prop} | :: given name |
| baldo {n} | :: A type of rice |
| baldo {adj} | :: bold, self-confident, brave, fearless, doughty |
| baldoria {f} | :: merrymaking, revelry, frolic, spree, binge, jag, riot |
| baldosa {f} | :: bandurria |
| Baldovino {prop} /bal.doˈvi.no/ | :: given name |
| baldracca {f} [vulgar, slang] | :: whore |
| baldracca {f} [vulgar, slang] | :: prostitute, trollop, strumpet |
| Baleari {prop} | :: Baleari (autonomous community/and/province) |
| balearico {adj} | :: Balearic |
| balena {f} /baˈle.na/ | :: whale |
| balenamento {m} | :: flashing |
| balenante {v} | :: present participle of balenare |
| balenare {vi} /ba.leˈna.re/ | :: to lighten |
| balenare {vi} | :: to flash |
| baleneria {f} | :: whaling |
| balengo {adj} | :: strange, bizarre (person) |
| baleniera {f} | :: whaler (whaling ship) |
| baleniere {m} | :: whaler |
| baleniero {adj} | :: whale or whaling (attributive) |
| balenio {m} | :: continuous flashing |
| balenio {m} | :: blaze |
| baleno {m} /baˈle.no/ | :: flash |
| balenottera {f} | :: rorqual |
| balenottero {m} | :: whale calf (young whale) |
| balera {f} | :: dance hall (often outdoors) |
| balestra {f} /baˈlɛs.tra/ | :: crossbow |
| balestra {f} | :: leaf spring |
| balestriera {f} | :: loophole |
| balestro {m} | :: Large crossbow |
| balestruccio {m} | :: housemartin |
| balì {m} | :: bailiff |
| balia {f} | :: wet nurse |
| balia {f} | :: birds from the family Muscicapidae |
| balia {f} | :: power, mercy |
| balia {f} [historical] | :: in medieval times, a judiciary with broad powers, typically created in emergency situations |
| balìa {f} | :: medieval spelling of balia |
| baliaggio {m} | :: alternative form of baliato |
| baliatico {m} | :: wet-nursing |
| baliato {m} | :: bailiwick |
| balilla {m} | :: a member of a Fascist paramilitary youth movement in the time of Benito Mussolini |
| balilla {n} | :: A type of rice |
| balinese {adj} | :: Balinese |
| balinese {mf} | :: Balinese person |
| balinese {m} [singular only] | :: Balinese language |
| balipedio {m} [military] | :: experimental artillery range |
| balista {f} | :: ballista |
| balistica {f} | :: ballistics |
| balisticamente {adv} | :: ballistically |
| balistico {adj} | :: ballistic |
| balistite {f} | :: ballistite |
| balivo {m} | :: bailiff |
| balla {f} | :: large bundle, torsello, bale, reap |
| balla {f} | :: falsehood, lie, malarkey |
| balla {f} [vulgar, especially, in plural] | :: testicle, bollock |
| Balla {prop} | :: surname |
| Balla {prop} | :: Giacomo Balla, Italian painter |
| ballabile {adj} | :: danceable |
| ballabile {m} | :: dance number (tune or song that can be danced to) |
| ballabilità {f} | :: danceability |
| ballante {v} | :: present participle of ballare |
| ballare {vi} | :: to dance |
| ballare {vi} | :: to fidget |
| ballare {vi} | :: to totter, wobble, shake |
| ballare {vt} | :: to dance or perform a particular dance |
| ballarella {f} | :: A type of dance (a form of saltarella) from around Pescara |
| ballata {f} | :: ballad |
| ballatoio {m} /bal.laˈto.jo/ | :: balcony, gallery (promenade extending along the wall of a building, often external) |
| ballatoio {m} | :: landing (at top of stairs) |
| ballatoio {m} | :: perch, swing (for birds) |
| ballerina {f} | :: dancer, ballet dancer |
| ballerina {f} | :: pump [shoe] |
| ballerina {f} | :: wagtail |
| ballerina bianca {f} | :: white wagtail |
| ballerina gialla {f} | :: grey wagtail |
| ballerino {adj} | :: dancing |
| ballerino {adj} | :: unstable |
| ballerino {m} | :: dancer, ballet dancer (male) hoofer |
| balletto {m} | :: diminutive of ballo; short dance |
| balletto {m} | :: ballet |
| balletto {m} | :: ballet music |
| balletto {m} | :: dance troupe; corps de ballet |
| ballo {m} | :: dance, ball |
| ballo in maschera {m} | :: masked ball |
| ballonzolante {v} | :: present participle of ballonzolare |
| ballonzolare {vi} | :: To skip or bounce along |
| ballota {f} | :: black horehound (Ballota nigra) |
| ballotta {f} [regional, Tuscany] /balˈlɔt.ta/ | :: boiled chestnut |
| ballotta {f} | :: ballot (ball used for vote-casting) |
| ballotta {f} | :: shot, ball (ancient type of projectile) |
| ballottaggio {m} | :: runoff, second ballot |
| ballottare {vt} [rare] | :: to jolt or toss around |
| ballottare {vt} [rare] | :: to repeatedly move from one place to another |
| ballottare {vt} [archaic] | :: to vote again |
| ballottata {f} | :: ballottade / ballotade |
| balma {f} | :: cavern |
| balneabile {adj} | :: Suitable, and safe, for bathing (of a beach etc) |
| balneabilità {f} | :: swimming permit |
| balneabilità {f} | :: balneability |
| balneare {adj} | :: bathing (attributive) |
| balneazione {f} | :: bathing |
| balneoterapia {f} | :: balneotherapy |
| balneoterapico {adj} | :: balneotherapeutic |
| baloccamento {m} | :: dawdling |
| baloccante {v} | :: present participle of baloccare |
| baloccantesi {v} | :: present participle of baloccarsi |
| baloccare {vt} | :: To distract or amuse |
| baloccarsi {v} | :: reflexive of baloccare |
| baloccarsi {vr} | :: to amuse oneself |
| baloccarsi {vr} | :: to fritter away one's time |
| baloccatosi {v} | :: past participle of baloccarsi |
| balocco {m} [childish] /baˈlɔk.ko/ | :: toy, plaything |
| balordaggine {f} | :: stupidity, foolishness |
| balordamente {adv} | :: foolishly, stupidly |
| balordo {adj} /baˈlor.do/ | :: silly, foolish, daft |
| balordo {adj} | :: unreliable |
| balordone {m} | :: megrims, staggers |
| balossata {f} [Switzerland] | :: stupidity |
| balosso {adj} [Switzerland] | :: stupid, foolish, harebrained |
| Balotelli {prop} | :: surname |
| balsamario {m} | :: unguentarium |
| balsamico {adj} | :: balmy |
| balsamico {adj} | :: balsamic |
| balsamina {f} /bal.saˈmi.na/ | :: garden balsam (plant), Impatiens balsamina |
| balsamina {f} [botany, by extension] | :: the genus Impatiens |
| balsamo {m} /ˈbal.sa.mo/ | :: balsam, salve |
| balsamo {m} | :: balm |
| balteo {m} | :: baldric |
| baltico {adj} | :: Baltic (sea etc, language group and people) |
| Baltico {prop} | :: Baltic (sea) |
| Baltimora {prop} | :: Baltimora (largest city) |
| baltoslavo {adj} | :: Balto-Slavic |
| baluardo {m} | :: bulwark, rampart |
| baluba {mf} [regional, Northern Italy, pejorative] | :: baluba |
| baluci {mf} | :: Balochi (person, language) |
| baluci {adj} | :: Balochi (attributive) |
| baluginante {v} | :: present participle of baluginare |
| baluginare {vi} | :: to flash or flicker |
| baluginare {v} [a] | :: to come to mind rapidly and confusedly |
| baluginio {m} | :: glimmer, flicker |
| balza {f} | :: crag, cliff ledge |
| balza {f} | :: frill, flounce, ruche, ruching |
| balzacchiana {f} | :: alternative form of balzachiana |
| balzacchiano {adj} /bal.dzakˈkja.no/ | :: alternative form of balzachiano |
| balzacchiano {m} | :: alternative form of balzachiano |
| balzachiana {f} | :: Balzacian (follower of Honoré de Balzac) |
| balzachiano {adj} /bal.dzaˈkja.no/ | :: Balzacian (of or pertaining to Honoré de Balzac or his writings) |
| balzachiano {m} | :: Balzacian (follower of Honoré de Balzac) |
| balzanamente {adv} | :: queerly, oddly |
| balzano {adj} | :: (of a horse) Having white "socks" |
| balzano {adj} | :: queer, odd, daft |
| balzante {v} | :: present participle of balzare |
| balzare {vi} | :: to jump, skip or leap |
| balzare {vi} [rare] | :: to bounce back |
| balzare {vi} | :: (with a) to be glaring or readily noticeable (to) |
| balzare {vi} | :: [of a heart] to palpitate or throb |
| balzare {vt} | :: to swing or hurl |
| balzellante {v} | :: present participle of balzellare |
| balzellare {vi} | :: To skip or hop along |
| balzellare {vt} | :: to lie in ambush for |
| balzellare {vt} [by extension] | :: to wait expectantly for [someone] |
| balzello {m} | :: impost (heavy tax) |
| balzello {m} | :: a small leap, a caper |
| balzelloni {adv} | :: skippingly, hoppingly |
| balzo {m} | :: leap, jump |
| balzo {m} | :: crag, cliff |
| balzo {m} [nautical] | :: boatswain's chair |
| bamba {f} [obsolete] | :: doll |
| bamba {f} [slang, uncountable] | :: cocaine |
| bamba {adj} [dialectal, Milan] | :: stupid, fool, idiot |
| bamba {f} | :: A Latin-American dance |
| bambacione {m} | :: naive or ingenuous person |
| bambagia {f} | :: cotton wool |
| bambagino {adj} | :: cotton wool (attributive) |
| bambagiona {f} | :: Yorkshire fog (Holcus lanatus) |
| bambagioso {adj} | :: cotton wool (attributive) |
| bambagioso {adj} | :: fluffy |
| bambara {f} | :: A card game similar to primiera |
| bambara {f} | :: Bambara (language) |
| Bamberga {prop} | :: Bamberga (town) |
| bambina {f} | :: feminine noun of bambino |
| bambina {f} [colloquial] | :: babe |
| bambinaia {f} | :: nursemaid (for a child) |
| bambinaia {f} | :: nanny |
| bambinaio {m} | :: A man who looks after children (male nanny) |
| bambinata {f} | :: childishness (childish action or remark) |
| bambineggiante {v} | :: present participle of bambineggiare |
| bambineggiare {vi} [rare] | :: to be childish in one's behavior; to act childishly |
| bambinello {m} | :: baby Jesus (in a Nativity scene etc) |
| bambinescamente {adv} | :: childishly |
| bambinesco {adj} | :: childish, puerile |
| bambinizzazione {f} | :: the act or practice of living like a kid or being a kid at heart |
| bambino {m} /bamˈbi.no/ | :: child, baby, toddler, tot (of unspecified sex) |
| bambino {m} | :: (baby) boy, young boy |
| bambino {m} [cat] | :: Breed of short hairless cats |
| Bambino {prop} | :: The baby Jesus |
| Bambino Gesù {prop} | :: Christ child, baby Jesus, Jesus child |
| bambinone {m} | :: A big baby |
| bambinone {m} | :: mummy's boy |
| bambino soldato {m} | :: child soldier |
| bambo {adj} /ˈbam.bo/ | :: naive, foolish |
| bambo {m} | :: child |
| bambocciante {m} [arts] | :: bambocciante |
| bambocciata {f} [arts] | :: A bambocciante painting |
| bamboccio {m} | :: A chubby child, baby face |
| bamboccio {m} | :: A rag doll |
| bamboccio {m} | :: A simpleton |
| Bamboccio {prop} | :: Nickname of Pieter van Laer |
| bambocciona {f} | :: female equivalent of bamboccione |
| bamboccione {m} [colloquial, derogatory] | :: A bachelor who lives with his parents |
| bamboccione {m} | :: baby face |
| bambola {f} /ˈbam.bo.la/ | :: doll, dolly (toy in the form of a human) |
| bambola {f} [figuratively] | :: doll (young attractive woman) |
| bambola di pezza {f} | :: rag doll |
| bamboleggiamento {m} | :: childish behaviour |
| bamboleggiante {v} | :: present participle of bamboleggiare |
| bamboleggiare {vi} | :: to be childish |
| bambolificio {m} | :: doll factory |
| bambolina {f} | :: A small and pretty young woman |
| bambolo {m} [humorous or literary] /ˈbam.bo.lo/ | :: synonym of bambino |
| bambolo {m} | :: young attractive man |
| bambolona {f} | :: A beautiful and showy woman |
| bambolotto {m} | :: doll (male) |
| bambolotto {m} | :: chubby baby |
| bambù {m} | :: bamboo |
| bambù {m} [colloquial] | :: opium pipe |
| bambusaia {f} | :: bamboo plantation |
| bamia {f} | :: okra (Abelmoschus esculentus), gumbo |
| banale {adj} | :: banal, cliché, trite |
| banale {adj} | :: (not important) trivial, unimportant, mere, ordinary, common |
| banale {adj} [of person] | :: dull, uninteresting |
| banale {adj} | :: (mathematics) said of a solution of a problem that is trivial, e.g. when variables are all zero |
| banalissimo {adj} | :: superlative of banale |
| banalissimo {adj} | :: very trivial, very banal |
| banalissimo {adj} | :: very common, very ordinary |
| banalità {f} | :: banality, triteness |
| banalità {f} | :: truism |
| banalizzante {v} | :: present participle of banalizzare |
| banalizzare {vt} | :: to trivialize |
| banalizzazione {f} | :: trivialization |
| banalmente {adv} | :: trivially, banally |
| banana {f} | :: banana (fruit) |
| banana {m} | :: banana (color) |
| banana {adj} | :: banana |
| bananeto {m} | :: banana plantation |
| bananicoltore {m} | :: banana farmer |
| bananicoltura {f} | :: banana farming |
| bananiera {f} [nautical] | :: banana boat |
| banano {m} | :: banana (plant) |
| banato {m} | :: banate |
| Banato {prop} [geography] | :: Banat |
| banca {f} /ˈban.ka/ | :: bank (financial institution) |
| bancabile {adj} | :: bankable |
| bancabilità {f} | :: bankability |
| Banca Centrale Europea {prop} | :: European Central Bank |
| banca d'affari {f} | :: merchant bank |
| banca dati {f} [computing] | :: database |
| banca di investimento {f} | :: investment bank |
| Banca d'Italia {prop} | :: The central bank of Italy |
| bancale {m} | :: A long bench with a back |
| bancale {m} | :: pallet |
| bancale {m} | :: ramp (used for loading and unloading) |
| bancante {v} | :: present participle of bancare |
| bancare {vt} | :: to deposit cash in a bank (over the counter) |
| bancare {vt} | :: to lay a bet |
| bancare {vi} | :: to give odds (of) |
| bancarella {f} | :: stall, stand (in a market etc) |
| bancarellista {mf} | :: stallholder (market trader) |
| bancaria {f} | :: female equivalent of bancario |
| bancario {adj} | :: bank (attributive) |
| bancario {m} | :: bank employee |
| bancarotta {f} | :: bankruptcy |
| bancarottiere {m} | :: bankrupt (person) |
| bancassicurazione {f} | :: insurance from a bank |
| banchettante {v} | :: present participle of banchettare |
| banchettare {vi} | :: To feast |
| banchetto {m} | :: feast, banquet |
| banchiere {m} | :: banker (all senses) |
| banchiero {m} | :: alternative form of banchiere |
| banchina {f} | :: quay, wharf |
| banchina {f} | :: berm, shoulder, verge |
| banchina {f} | :: footpath |
| banchisa {f} | :: ice pack |
| banchisa {f} | :: pack ice (in polar waters) |
| banco {m} | :: desk |
| banco {m} | :: counter (in a bank, etc.) |
| banco {m} | :: bench, table |
| banco {m} | :: stall (selling goods) |
| banco {m} | :: dock (in a court) |
| banco {m} | :: shoal (of sand) |
| banco {m} | :: floe (of ice) |
| banco {m} | :: bank (institution to place or borrow money) |
| banco {m} | :: bank (of fog, clouds, sand) |
| banco {m} | :: school (of fishes) |
| banco {m} | :: pawnshop (banco dei pegni) |
| banco {m} | :: reef (of corals) |
| Banco {prop} | :: Banquo |
| banco alimentare {m} | :: food bank |
| bancocrazia {f} [colloquial] | :: bankocracy |
| banco di pesci {m} | :: shoal, school (of fish) |
| banco di sabbia {m} | :: A shoal, sandbank or sandbar creating a shallow |
| bancogiro {m} | :: credit transfer |
| bancogiro {m} [banking] | :: A transfer of funds between banks |
| bancomat {m} [banking] | :: (device with cash withdrawal) ATM, ABM, autoteller, bank machine, cash machine, cash point, cash dispenser |
| bancomat {m} [banking] | :: The magnetic card used to access an ATM |
| bancomat {m} [banking] | :: automated teller machine |
| bancone {m} | :: counter (flat surface in a shop etc) |
| banconiere {m} | :: barman, barista |
| banconiere {m} | :: shop assistant |
| banconista {mf} | :: barman, barista |
| banconista {mf} | :: shop assistant |
| banconota {f} | :: banknote |
| banconota funeraria {f} | :: joss paper |
| Bancopoli {prop} | :: A banking scandal that occurred in Italy in 2005–2006 |
| bancoposta {m} | :: post office bank |
| banda {f} | :: side |
| banda {f} | :: tape or strip |
| banda {f} [heraldiccharge] | :: bend |
| banda {f} | :: band (in all senses) |
| banda {f} | :: gang or group |
| banda larga {f} [telecommunications] | :: broadband |
| bandana {f} | :: bandana |
| bandato {adj} | :: banded |
| bandato {adj} [heraldry] | :: bendy |
| bandeggiamento {m} [genetics] | :: band (of a differentially stained chromosome) |
| bandeggio {m} [genetics] | :: banding (differential staining of chromosomes) |
| bandella {f} | :: strap |
| bandella {f} | :: flap |
| bandella {f} | :: hinge (of a door) |
| Bandello {prop} | :: surname |
| Bandello {prop} | :: Matteo Bandello, Italian writer |
| bandente {v} | :: present participle of bandire |
| banderella {f} | :: alternative form of benderella |
| banderuola {f} [meteorology] | :: weathercock, weather vane, wind vane |
| banderuola {f} [nautical] | :: pennant |
| banderuola {f} | :: turncoat, traitor, about-face |
| bandiera {f} | :: flag |
| bandiera in derno {f} | :: distress flag |
| bandieraio {m} | :: flag maker |
| bandierina {f} | :: small flag |
| bandierina {f} [soccer] | :: corner flag |
| bandierina {f} | :: divider (piece of card) |
| bandierina {f} [motor racing] | :: checkered flag |
| bandinella {f} | :: roller towel |
| bandire {v} | :: to announce |
| bandire {v} | :: to ban |
| bandire {v} | :: to banish |
| bandire {v} | :: to dispense |
| bandista {mf} | :: bandsman, bandswoman |
| bandistico {adj} | :: band (attributive, of a marching band) |
| bandita {f} | :: reserve, area in which hunting, fishing, pasturing, or similar is legally prohibited |
| banditescamente {adv} | :: criminally, in the manner of a bandit |
| banditesco {adj} | :: bandit (attributive) |
| banditesco {adj} | :: criminal |
| banditismo {m} | :: brigandage, banditry |
| bandito {m} | :: bandit, outlaw |
| banditore {m} | :: auctioneer |
| banditrice {f} | :: female equivalent of banditore |
| bando {m} | :: announcement, notice, call |
| bando {m} | :: banishment |
| bando {m} | :: ban |
| bandoliera {f} | :: bandoleer |
| bandolo {m} | :: end (of a skein) |
| bandolo {m} | :: key (of a problem) |
| bandone {m} | :: sheet metal |
| bandone {m} | :: roller blind |
| bandoneonista {m} [music] | :: bandoneon player |
| bangio {m} [musical instruments] | :: banjo |
| Bangkok {prop} | :: Bangkok (capital city) |
| bangladese {mf} | :: Bangladeshi |
| bangladese {adj} | :: Bangladeshi |
| Bangladesh {prop} | :: Bangladesh (country) |
| bang sonico {m} | :: sonic boom |
| banjar {f} | :: Banjar (language) |
| banjo {m} [musical instruments] | :: banjo |
| bannalità {f} | :: due that peasants owed their lords in France until the 18th century |
| bannante {v} | :: present participle of bannare |
| bannare {vt} [Internet] | :: To ban (an abusive user) |
| bano {m} | :: ban (title used in eastern Europe) |
| bansigo {m} [nautical] | :: bosun's chair |
| bantu {adj} | :: Bantu |
| bantu {mf} | :: Bantu |
| baobab {m} | :: baobab (tree) |
| bar {m} | :: bar (place serving drinks) |
| bar {m} | :: café |
| bara {f} /ˈba.ra/ | :: bier (litter to transport the corpse of a dead person) |
| bara {f} | :: coffin (box in which a person is buried) |
| bara {f} [obsolete] | :: litter, stretcher |
| bara {f} [religion] | :: A carriage used to transport a saint's relics |
| bara {f} | :: An animal-drawn carriage typical of Tuscany and Liguria |
| barabba {m} | :: rogue, scoundrel |
| Barabba {prop} [Christianity] /baˈrab.ba/ | :: Barabbas |
| baracane {m} | :: alternative form of barracano |
| baracca {f} | :: hut, hovel |
| baracca {f} | :: shack, shanty |
| baracca {f} | :: junk (piece of rubbish) |
| Baracca {prop} | :: surname |
| Baracca {prop} | :: Francesco Baracca, Italian military aviator |
| baraccamento {m} | :: encampment, camp (military) |
| baraccante {v} | :: present participle of baraccare |
| baraccare {vi} | :: To revel |
| baraccare {vt} | :: To accommodate in shed, huts etc |
| baraccato {adj} | :: That lives in a shanty town, squatter camp or temporary housing |
| baraccato {m} | :: A person who lives in a shanty town etc |
| baracchino {m} | :: hut (in the mountains, used by the military) |
| baracchino {m} | :: kiosk or stall |
| baracchino {m} | :: CB radio (set) |
| baracconata {f} [figuratively, derogatory] | :: circus (spectacle of low quality) |
| baraccone {m} | :: booth or stall (at a fair) |
| baraccone {m} | :: caravan (for circus people) |
| baracconista {mf} | :: Owner of a booth at a fair |
| baraccopoli {f} /ba.rakˈkɔ.po.li/ | :: shantytown, slum |
| baraggia {f} | :: moorland of Piedmont |
| barante {v} | :: present participle of barare |
| baraonda {f} | :: chaos |
| barare {vi} | :: to cheat |
| barasinga {m} | :: barasingha |
| baratro {m} /ˈba.rat.ro/ | :: precipice, chasm, abyss |
| baràtro {m} | :: medieval spelling of baratro |
| barattante {v} | :: present participle of barattare |
| barattare {vt} | :: to barter (for) |
| barattare {vt} | :: to swap (for) |
| barattato {adj} | :: bartered |
| barattato {adj} | :: swapped, exchanged |
| barattazione {f} | :: barter, swap |
| baratteria {f} | :: fraud, deception |
| barattiere {m} | :: swindler |
| barattiere {m} | :: embezzler |
| baratto {m} | :: barter |
| baratto {m} | :: exchange |
| baratto {m} | :: swap |
| barattolino {m} | :: Little jar |
| barattolo {m} /baˈrattolo/ | :: pot, jar |
| barattolo {m} | :: can, tin |
| barba {f} | :: beard |
| barba {f} [botany] | :: root, rootlet |
| barba {f} [zoology] | :: barb |
| barba {f} [colloquial] | :: bore, drag, yawn (an event or action which is boring) |
| barba {m} [Northern Italy, Switzerland] | :: uncle, protestant priest |
| barbabietola {f} | :: beetroot |
| barbabietola {f} | :: beet |
| barbabietola da zucchero {f} | :: sugar beet |
| barbablù {m} | :: monster, ogre |
| Barbablù {prop} | :: Bluebeard |
| barbacane {m} | :: barbican |
| barbacane {m} | :: buttress |
| barbadiano {adj} | :: Barbadian |
| barba di due giorni {m} | :: stubble (short, coarse hair on the face) |
| barba di frate {f} | :: barilla plant, Soda inermis (syn. Salsola soda) (succulent shrub native to the Mediterranean Basin) |
| barbadoregno {adj} | :: Barbadian |
| Barbados {prop} | :: Barbados (island/and/country) |
| barbaforte {m} | :: horseradish (Plant Armoracia rusticana) |
| barbagianni {m} | :: barn owl |
| barbagliare {v} /bar.baˈʎa.re/ | :: To sparkle, shine |
| barbaglio {m} | :: dazzle, dazzling |
| barbaglio {m} | :: flashing |
| Barbanera {prop} | :: Blackbeard |
| barbara {f} | :: feminine noun of barbaro |
| Barbara {prop} | :: given name |
| barbaramente {adv} | :: barbarically, barbarously |
| barbaramente {adv} | :: cruelly |
| barbaresco {adj} [literary] /bar.baˈre.sko/ | :: barbaric |
| barbaresco {adj} | :: Berber |
| barbaresco {m} [usually uncountable] | :: Barbaresco (red wine) |
| Barbaresco {prop} /bar.baˈre.sko/ | :: Barbaresco (town) |
| barbaricamente {adv} | :: barbarically |
| Barbariccia {prop} | :: A fictional devil in the Divine Comedy |
| barbaricino {adj} | :: Of or relating to the Barbagia, a mountain area of inner Sardinia |
| barbarico {adj} | :: barbarian |
| barbarico {adj} | :: barbaric |
| barbarie {f} | :: barbarism |
| barbarie {f} | :: barbarity |
| Barbarigo {prop} | :: surname |
| Barbarigo {prop} | :: A noble family of Venice |
| barbarismo {m} | :: barbarism |
| barbarità {f} | :: cruelty |
| barbarizzante {v} | :: present participle of barbarizzare |
| barbarizzare {vt} | :: to barbarize |
| barbarizzazione {f} | :: barbarisation |
| barbaro {adj} | :: barbaric, barbarous |
| barbaro {adj} | :: barbarian |
| barbaro {adj} | :: appalling |
| barbaro {m} | :: barbarian |
| barbarossiano {adj} | :: Relating to Federico Barbarossa |
| barbascia {f} /barˈbaʃ.ʃa/ | :: noble yarrow (Achillea nobilis) |
| barbasso {m} | :: great mullein / common mullein (Verbascum thapsus) |
| barbassoro {m} | :: vavasour |
| barbassoro {m} | :: bigwig |
| barbata {f} | :: all the roots of a plant |
| barbata {f} | :: shoot or cutting of a vine |
| barbatella {f} | :: shoot or cutting of a vine |
| barbato {adj} [botany] | :: barbate |
| barbatrucco {m} | :: trick (an ingenious method for solving a problem) |
| barbazzale {m} | :: curb chain, curb strap |
| barbazzale {m} | :: wattle (of a goat) |
| barbera {m} | :: A grape variety from Piedmont |
| barbera {m} | :: A dry red wine made from these grapes |
| Barberia {prop} | :: Barbary |
| Barberini {prop} | :: surname |
| Barberini {prop} | :: A noble family from Rome |
| barbetismo {m} | :: barbetism |
| barbetta {f} | :: painter (rope) |
| barbicaia {f} /bar.biˈka.ja/ | :: A group of ground level roots |
| barbicamento {m} | :: rooting |
| barbicante {v} | :: present participle of barbicare |
| barbicare {vi} | :: To put forth roots |
| barbicare {vi} | :: To take root |
| barbicazione {f} | :: rooting |
| barbiere {m} /barˈbjɛ.re/ | :: barber |
| barbieria {f} /bar.bjeˈria̯/ | :: barbershop, barber's |
| barbificante {v} | :: present participle of barbificare |
| barbificare {vi} | :: to take root |
| barbiglio {m} | :: barb |
| barbiglio {m} | :: barbel |
| barbiglio {m} | :: wattle |
| barbino {adj} | :: poor, ghastly |
| barbio {m} | :: barbel (fish) |
| barbito {m} [musical instruments] | :: barbitos |
| barbitonsore {m} | :: barber |
| barbiturico {adj} | :: barbituric |
| barbiturico {m} [organic chemistry, pharmacology] | :: barbiturate |
| barbiturismo {m} | :: barbiturate poisoning |
| barbo {m} | :: barbel (freshwater fish of the family Cyprinidae) |
| barbogio {adj} | :: senile |
| barbogio {adj} | :: decrepit |
| barbogio {adj} | :: bonkers |
| barbona {f} | :: female equivalent of barbone |
| barboncino {m} | :: poodle |
| barboncino {m} | :: French poodle |
| barbone {m} | :: augmentative of barba |
| barbone {m} [by extension] | :: vagrant |
| barbone {m} [zoology] | :: poodle |
| barbosamente {adv} | :: boringly |
| barboso {adj} [colloquial] | :: boring |
| barbottina {f} | :: slip (liquid clay) |
| barbudano {adj} | :: Barbudan |
| barbudo {n} | :: A supporter of Fidel Castro |
| barbugliamento {m} | :: mumbling, spluttering |
| barbugliante {v} | :: present participle of barbugliare |
| barbugliare {vi} | :: to mumble |
| barbugliare {vi} | :: to splutter |
| barbuglione {m} | :: mumbler |
| barbuglione {m} | :: splutterer |
| barbuta {f} [military, historical] /barˈbu.ta/ | :: A type of crestless helmet: barbute |
| barbuta {f} [military, historical, by extension] | :: A soldier wearing such a helmet |
| barbuto {adj} | :: bearded |
| barca {f} /ˈbar.ka/ | :: boat |
| barca {f} | :: skiff |
| barca {f} | :: sheaf |
| barca {f} [figurative] | :: heaps (a large quantity) |
| barca a motore {f} | :: motorboat |
| barca a remi {f} [sports, rowing, nautical, watercraft] | :: rowboat, rowing boat |
| barca a vela {f} | :: sailboat, sailing boat |
| barcaccia {f} | :: tub (poor quality boat) |
| barcaccia {f} | :: box (in a theatre) |
| barcaccia {f} [nautical] | :: longboat |
| Barcaccia {prop} | :: surname |
| barca da pesca {f} | :: fishing boat |
| barcagno {m} /barˈkaɲ.ɲo/ | :: A type of stationary boat |
| barcaiolo {m} /bar.ka.ˈjɔ.lo/ | :: boatman |
| barcaiuolo {m} | :: alternative spelling of barcaiolo |
| barcamenante {v} | :: present participle of barcamenarsi |
| barcamenantesi {v} | :: present participle of barcamenarsi |
| barcamenarsi {vri} | :: (with con, in, tra, or [ per + inf. ]) to get by or manage in a difficult situation |
| barcamenatosi {v} | :: past participle of barcamenarsi |
| barcana {f} [geology] | :: barchan, barkhan |
| barcareccio {m} [nautical] | :: fleet (of small boats) |
| barcarizzo {m} [nautical] | :: accommodation ladder |
| barcarola {f} | :: barcarole |
| barcarolo {m} [regional] | :: alternative spelling of barcaiolo |
| barcaruolo {m} | :: alternative form of barcaiolo |
| barcata {f} | :: boatful |
| barcata {f} | :: loads, pile |
| Barcella {prop} | :: surname |
| Barcellona {prop} | :: Barcellona (capital city) |
| Barcellona {prop} | :: Barcellona (province) |
| barcellonese {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Barcelona |
| barcellonese {mf} | :: Native or inhabitant of Barcelona |
| barchessa {f} | :: A type of barn for the storage of grain |
| barchessa {f} | :: An outbuilding on a farm |
| barcheta {f} [nautical] | :: A larger type of gondola with no decoration, driven by two rowers, used for passenger transport |
| barchetta {f} | :: little boat |
| barchetta {f} | :: toy boat |
| barchetta {f} | :: small plastic container (for fast food etc) |
| barchetta {f} [nautical] | :: a simple gondola used as a ferry |
| barchetta {f} | :: a type of car bodywork, and the namesake to a Fiat car model |
| barchetto {m} | :: Small boat |
| barchino {m} | :: a small, flat-bottomed rowing boat, rather like a punt, used especially for hunting in marshes |
| barcollamento {m} | :: staggering, swaying, tottering |
| barcollante {v} | :: present participle of barcollare |
| barcollare {vi} [also, figurative] | :: to stagger or totter |
| barcollio {m} | :: staggering |
| barcollio {m} | :: tottering |
| barcolloni {adv} | :: staggeringly |
| barcone {m} | :: barge, lighter, scow |
| barcone {m} | :: pontoon |
| barda {f} | :: A saddle without saddlebow |
| barda {f} | :: bard |
| bardante {v} | :: present participle of bardare |
| bardantesi {v} | :: present participle of bardarsi |
| bardare {vt} | :: to harness |
| bardare {vt} | :: to dress up |
| bardarsi {v} | :: reflexive of bardare |
| bardarsi {vr} | :: to dress up |
| bardassa {mf} [literary, pejorative] | :: young prostitute (of either sex) |
| bardassa {mf} [literary, pejorative] | :: brat, kid (of either sex) |
| bardatosi {v} | :: past participle of bardarsi |
| bardatura {f} | :: harness (for a horse) |
| bardatura {f} | :: finery |
| bardella {f} | :: A type of wooden saddle |
| bardiglio {m} | :: A form of marble |
| bardito {adj} /barˈdi.to/ | :: bardic |
| bardito {m} [historical] | :: A Germanic war chant |
| bardo {m} /ˈbar.do/ | :: bard (ancient Celtic poet and singer) |
| bardo {m} [by extension] | :: poet |
| bardolino {m} | :: Bardolino (wine) |
| Bardolino {prop} | :: Bardolino (the town) |
| Bardolino {m} | :: Bardolino (the wine) |
| bardosso {adv} | :: only in a bardosso |
| bardotto {m} | :: hinny (hybrid of a male horse and a female donkey) |
| bardotto {m} | :: errand boy |
| bardotto {m} | :: apprentice |
| barella {f} | :: stretcher (for the injured) |
| barellante {v} | :: present participle of barellare |
| barellante {mf} | :: stretcher-bearer |
| barellare {vt} | :: To bear (a person) on a stretcher |
| barellare {vt} | :: To carry (material) in a barrow |
| barellare {vi} | :: To stagger, sway or totter |
| barellata {f} | :: barrowful, barrowload |
| barellato {adj} | :: carried on a stretcher |
| barellato {m} | :: person carried on a stretcher |
| barelliera {f} | :: female equivalent of barelliere |
| barelliere {m} | :: stretcher-bearer |
| barena {f} /baˈre.na/ | :: bank, sandbank |
| barena {f} /baˈrɛ.na/ | :: alternative form of bareno |
| barenatrice {f} | :: boring machine |
| barenatura {f} | :: boring |
| bareno {m} /baˈrɛ.no/ | :: boring bar, borer (tool used for drilling) |
| baresano {adj} | :: synonym of barese |
| barese {mf} | :: A native or inhabitant of Bari |
| barese {adj} | :: Of or relating to Bari or the Bari people |
| Barese {prop} | :: surname |
| Baresi {prop} | :: surname |
| bargagno {m} /barˈɡaɲ.ɲo/ | :: dredge |
| bargello {m} /barˈdʒɛl.lo/ | :: Police or military chief in medieval Italian comuni |
| bargello {m} | :: Medieval police or military headquarters |
| bargello {m} [sewing] | :: [embroidery] A type of needlepoint embroidery consisting of upright flat stitches laid in a pattern to create zigzag or flamelike motifs, or similar motifs created in quilts |
| bargiglio {m} | :: wattle (of a bird) |
| bari- {prefix} | :: bary- (forms terms relating to weight) |
| Bari {prop} | :: Bari (city/and/province) |
| Bari {prop} | :: The letter B in the Italian phonetic alphabet |
| bariatrico {adj} [pathology] | :: bariatric |
| baricentrico {adj} | :: barycentric |
| baricentro {m} [physics] | :: centre of gravity, centre of mass, barycenter / barycentre |
| barico {adj} | :: pressure (attributive) |
| barico {adj} | :: weight (attributive) |
| barico {adj} [chemistry] | :: baric |
| bariglione {m} | :: a large barrel used to preserve pickled fish |
| barilaio {m} | :: cooper |
| barile {m} | :: barrel |
| barile {m} | :: cask |
| bariletto {m} | :: keg (small barrel) |
| Barillaro {prop} | :: surname |
| barilotto {m} | :: keg |
| barilotto {m} | :: bullseye (in target shooting or archery) |
| barilotto {m} | :: a tub of lard (a fat person) |
| barimetria {f} | :: barymetry (calculation of the size and weight of animals) |
| bario {m} [chemistry] /ˈbarjo/ | :: barium |
| bariogenesi {f} [physics, astronomy] | :: baryogenesis |
| barione {m} [physics] | :: baryon |
| barionico {adj} | :: baryon (attributive) |
| barisfera {f} | :: barysphere |
| barisferico {adj} | :: baryspheric |
| barista {mf} | :: barman [male], barmaid [female], bartender [North American], barista |
| barite {f} [mineral] | :: barite |
| baritina {f} [dated] | :: alternative form of barite |
| baritonale {adj} | :: baritone (attributive) |
| baritono {m} | :: baritone (all senses) |
| baritono {adj} | :: baritone |
| baritono {adj} | :: barytone |
| Barletta {prop} | :: Barletta (small town) |
| Barletta-Andria-Trani {prop} | :: Barletta-Andria-Trani (province) that includes the three towns of Barletta, Andria and Trani |
| barlume {m} | :: glimmer (all senses) |
| barma {f} | :: cavern or rock shelter |
| barn {m} [nuclear physics] /ˈbarn/ | :: barn (unit of surface area) |
| Barnaba {prop} [Biblical character] | :: Barnabas |
| Barnaba {prop} | :: given name |
| barnabita {m} | :: Barnabite (member of the religious order of St Barnabas) |
| barnabotto {m} | :: Any of a group of impoverished noblemen who lived around the Campo San Barnaba in Venice in the latter days of the Venetian Republic |
| Barni {prop} | :: Barni (village) |
| baro- {prefix} | :: baro- |
| baro {m} /ˈba.ro/ | :: cardsharp |
| baro {m} | :: cheat |
| baroccamente {adv} | :: baroquely |
| baroccheggiante {adj} | :: typical of the baroque style |
| barocchetto {m} | :: rococo (style) |
| barocchismo {m} | :: A tendency to favour/use the baroque style |
| barocchizzato {adj} | :: In Baroque style |
| barocciaio {m} | :: carter, waggoner, carman |
| baroccio {m} | :: cart |
| baroccio {m} | :: cartload |
| barocco {adj} | :: baroque |
| barocco {m} | :: baroque or Baroque |
| baroccume {m} | :: Lesser or second-rate baroque (style) |
| barocettore {m} [anatomy] | :: baroceptor, pressoreceptor |
| barociclonometro {m} | :: barocyclonometer |
| Baroffio {prop} | :: surname |
| barografico {adj} | :: barographic |
| barografo {m} [meteorology] | :: barograph |
| barogramma {m} | :: barogram |
| barolo {m} [usually uncountable] /baˈrɔ.lo/ | :: Barolo (red wine made from Nebbiolo grapes) |
| Barolo {prop} /baˈrɔ.lo/ | :: Barolo (town) |
| barometria {f} | :: barometry |
| barometrico {adj} | :: barometric |
| barometro {m} [meteorology] /ba.ˈro.me.tro/ | :: barometer |
| barometro aneroide {m} [meteorology] | :: aneroid barometer |
| baronaggio {m} | :: Variant of baronia |
| baronale {adj} | :: baronial |
| baronata {f} | :: roguery, knavery |
| baronato {m} | :: Variant of baronia |
| barone {m} | :: baron |
| barone {m} [colloquial] | :: top brass (especially in plural) |
| baronescamente {adv} | :: baronially |
| baronesco {adj} | :: baronial |
| baronessa {f} | :: baroness |
| baronetto {m} | :: baronet |
| baronia {f} | :: barony |
| baronia {f} | :: baronage |
| baropatia {f} | :: baropathy |
| baroscopico {adj} | :: baroscopic |
| baroscopio {m} | :: baroscope |
| barotermografo {m} | :: barothermograph |
| Barozzi {prop} | :: surname |
| Barozzi {prop} | :: An aristocratic family from Venice |
| barra {f} | :: rod, bar, slat |
| barra {f} | :: helm, tiller |
| barra {f} | :: stroke, slash ('/' symbol) |
| barra {f} | :: tray (computer) |
| barra {f} [zoology, horse anatomy] | :: bar (Bars are the inward folds of the wall of a horse hoof) |
| barracano {m} | :: burnous |
| barracano {m} | :: haick (north africa outer garment consisting of a large piece of white cloth) |
| Barracco {prop} | :: surname |
| barracellare {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the barracello |
| barracello {m} | :: A private police force in rural Sardinia |
| barracuda {m} | :: barracuda |
| barra degli strumenti {f} [graphical user interface] | :: toolbar |
| barra di controllo {f} | :: stick (control column) |
| barra inversa {f} [typography] | :: backslash |
| barramina {f} | :: drill bit |
| barrante {v} | :: present participle of barrare |
| barrare {vt} | :: to cross out or strike through |
| barrato {adj} | :: crossed out, struck through |
| barré {adj} [music] | :: barred (having the fingers placed across several strings of an instrument) |
| barrente {v} | :: present participle of barrire |
| barretta {f} | :: diminutive of barra |
| barretta {f} | :: small bar [of chocolate, etc.] |
| barricadiero {adj} | :: revolutionary |
| barricante {v} | :: present participle of barricare |
| barricare {vt} | :: To barricade |
| barricarsi {v} | :: reflexive of barricare |
| barricarsi {v} [in, dentro, sotto] | :: to close or shut oneself (in/under) |
| barricarsi {vi} | :: (with in or dietro a) to take on a closed or withdrawn attitude; to withdraw; to retreat |
| barricata {f} | :: barricade |
| barriera {f} | :: barrier, turnpike |
| barriera {f} | :: reef |
| barriera {f} | :: wall |
| barriera {f} | :: tollgate, tollroad, toll bridge |
| barriera acustica {f} | :: sound barrier (structure) |
| barriera antirumore {f} | :: sound barrier (structure) |
| barriera corallina {f} | :: coral reef |
| barriera del suono {f} [physics] | :: sound barrier |
| barriera di pedaggio {f} | :: toll |
| barriera di pedaggio {f} [Internet] | :: paywall |
| barriera di protezione {f} | :: guardrail |
| barriera pagamento pedaggio {n} | :: tollgate, tollroad, toll bridge |
| barriera pagamento pedaggio {n} | :: A barrier across a toll road or toll bridge that is lifted when the toll is paid |
| barriera pagamento pedaggio {n} | :: A gate or bar set across a road to stop carriages, animals, and sometimes people, until a toll is paid; a tollgate |
| barrique {f} | :: barrique (oak barrel of about 200 litre capacity, for storing wine) |
| barrire {vi} | :: To trumpet (like an elephant) |
| barrito {m} | :: trumpet, trumpeting (call of an elephant) |
| barro {m} [uncountable] /ˈbar.ro/ | :: A clay used to make pottery |
| barro {m} | :: A piece of pottery made from this clay |
| barro {m} [nautical] | :: boom |
| barrocciaio {m} | :: carter, waggoner, carman |
| barrocciata {f} | :: cartload |
| barroccino {m} | :: gig |
| barroccino {m} | :: handcart |
| barroccio {m} | :: cart |
| Barsanti {prop} | :: surname |
| Barsanti {prop} | :: Eugenio Barsanti, Italian inventor |
| Barsimeo {prop} | :: given name |
| bar-tabaccheria {m} | :: A bar or coffee bar that also sells tobacco, stamps etc |
| Bartoli {prop} | :: surname |
| Bartolomeo {prop} | :: Bartholomew [biblical character] |
| Bartolomeo {prop} | :: given name |
| Baruc {prop} | :: Baruch |
| baruffa {f} | :: scuffle, brawl, tiff |
| baruffante {v} | :: present participle of baruffare |
| baruffare {vi} | :: to brawl |
| baruffare {vi} | :: to quarrel, squabble |
| barulla {f} | :: A temporary support used in the construction of a brick arch |
| barzelletta {f} | :: joke (amusing story) |
| barzelletta {f} [music] | :: a 15th century dance song composed of loose septenaries and octosyllables |
| barzellettiere {m} | :: joke-teller |
| Barzini {prop} | :: surname |
| barzoi {m} | :: borzoi |
| barzotto {adj} [dialectal] | :: alternative form of bazzotto |
| barzotto {adj} [slang, vulgar] | :: [of a penis] partly erect |
| Basadonna {prop} | :: surname |
| basagliano {adj} | :: Basaglian (of or pertaining to Franco Basaglia) |
| basale {adj} | :: basal [all senses] |
| basalmente {adv} | :: basally |
| basaltico {adj} | :: basaltic |
| basalto {m} [mineralogy] | :: basalt |
| basamento {m} | :: base (of a structure) |
| basamento {m} | :: bed, base plate |
| basamento {m} [geology] | :: basement (mass of rock underlying sedimentary cover) |
| basante {v} | :: present participle of basare |
| basantesi {v} | :: present participle of basarsi |
| basare {vt} | :: to base, ground, found |
| basarsi {v} | :: reflexive of basare |
| basarsi {vr} | :: to be based or founded on |
| basarsi {vr} | :: to base oneself on |
| basarsi {vr} | :: to rely |
| basarsi {vr} | :: to depend |
| basarsi su {v} | :: to rely on |
| basatosi {v} | :: past participle of basarsi |
| bas-bleu {f} | :: bluestocking |
| basca {f} | :: female equivalent of basco |
| baschina {f} | :: basque (garment) |
| baschira {f} | :: feminine noun of baschiro |
| baschiro {adj} | :: Bashkir |
| baschiro {m} | :: Bashkir (person; in plural, the people) |
| baschiro {m} | :: the Bashkir language |
| basciante {v} | :: present participle of basciare |
| basciare {v} | :: obsolete form of baciare |
| basco {adj} | :: Basque |
| basco {m} | :: Basque (person, male) |
| basco {m} | :: beret |
| basco {m} [singular only] | :: Basque (language) |
| bascula {f} | :: weighbridge |
| basculante {v} | :: present participle of basculare |
| basculante {adj} | :: horizontally pivoted |
| basculare {v} | :: To tilt |
| basculla {f} | :: bascule |
| base {f} | :: base, alkaline |
| base {f} | :: basis |
| base {f} [figuratively] | :: mainstay |
| base aerea {m} | :: airbase |
| base aerea {m} | :: A military airport, providing housing and support for aircraft and personnel |
| baseball {m} | :: baseball |
| basente {v} | :: present participle of basire |
| Basento {prop} | :: Basento (river) |
| basetta {f} [usually, in the plural] | :: sideburns, sideboard |
| basettino {m} | :: bearded tit or reedling |
| basettone {m} | :: muttonchops (long side-whiskers) |
| basettone {m} | :: sideburns |
| basettone {m} | :: sidewhiskers |
| basic {m} [computing] | :: BASIC |
| BASIC {m} [computing] | :: BASIC |
| basicamente {adv} | :: basically, fundamentally |
| basicità {f} | :: basicity |
| basico {adj} | :: basic (all senses) |
| basico {adj} | :: fundamental |
| basico {adj} | :: base, low (language etc) |
| basico {adj} | :: alkaline |
| basidiomicete {m} | :: basidiomycete |
| basidiospora {f} [botany] | :: basidiospore |
| basifilo {adj} [botany] | :: basophilic |
| basilare {adj} | :: basic, fundamental |
| basilarità {f} | :: fundamentality |
| Basilea {prop} | :: Basilea (city) |
| basilese {adj} | :: of or from Basel |
| basilese {mf} | :: Basler |
| basiliano {adj} | :: Basilian |
| basilica {f} | :: basilica |
| basilica {f} | :: church |
| basilicale {adj} | :: basilica [attributive] |
| Basilicata {prop} | :: Basilicata (region) |
| basilico {m} /baˈzi.li.ko/ | :: basil (Ocimum basilicum) (herb) |
| Basilio {prop} | :: given name |
| basilisco {m} | :: basilisk, a mythical snake-like dragon |
| basilisco {m} | :: basilisk, a lizard of the genus Basiliscus |
| Basiluzzo {prop} | :: One of the Lipari Islands, in the Tyrrhenian Sea |
| basire {vi} | :: to swoon, faint |
| basire {vi} | :: to be astonished, flabbergasted, gobsmacked |
| basista {mf} | :: insider, accomplice |
| basito {adj} | :: stunned, stupefied, shocked |
| basket {m} | :: basketball |
| basmati {n} | :: A type of rice |
| Basodino {prop} | :: A mountain in Ticino on the border with Italy |
| basofilia {f} | :: basophilia |
| basofilo {adj} | :: basophilic |
| basofobia {f} | :: basophobia (fear of having a fall whilst walking) |
| basolo {m} | :: A slab of rock or stone used for road surfacing |
| bassa {f} | :: plain, lowlands |
| Bassa Austria {prop} | :: Bassa Austria (state) |
| bassacorte {f} /bas.saˈkor.te/ | :: poultry-yard |
| bassa forza {f} | :: rank and file |
| bassa marea {f} | :: low tide |
| bassamente {adv} | :: basely, vilely |
| bassanese {adj} | :: Of or from Bassano del Grappa |
| bassanese {mf} | :: Native or inhabitant of Bassano del Grappa |
| bassano {adj} | :: relating to Bass Rock |
| Bassano del Grappa {prop} | :: A town near Vicenza in the Veneto |
| bassante {v} | :: present participle of bassare |
| bassare {v} | :: to lower |
| bassarisco {m} [zoology] /bas.saˈris.ko/ | :: A component of the Bassariscus taxonomic genus |
| Bassa Sassonia {prop} | :: Lower Saxony |
| bassetta {f} | :: An early card game that used only low-value cards |
| bassetto {m} [colloquial] | :: shrimp (small person) |
| bassetto {m} [musical instruments] | :: basset horn (properly corno di bassetto) |
| bassezza {f} | :: shallowness, lowness, shortness |
| bassezza {f} | :: baseness |
| bassezza {f} | :: base action |
| Bassi {prop} | :: surname |
| Bassiano {prop} | :: given name |
| bassilico {m} | :: alternative form of basilico |
| bassissimo {adj} | :: superlative of basso |
| bassissimo {adj} | :: very low |
| bassissimo {adj} | :: very short (in height) |
| bassissimo {adj} | :: very narrow or thin |
| bassissimo {adj} [of water] | :: very shallow |
| bassissimo {adj} [of light] | :: very faint |
| bassissimo {adj} [of position] | :: very low, lower, lowered |
| bassissimo {adj} [figuratively] | :: very base |
| bassista {mf} [music] | :: bassist (person who plays the bass) |
| basso {adj} | :: low |
| basso {adj} | :: short (in height) |
| basso {adj} | :: narrow, thin |
| basso {adj} [of water] | :: shallow |
| basso {adj} [of light] | :: faint |
| basso {adj} [of position] | :: low, lower, lowered |
| basso {adj} [figuratively] | :: base |
| basso {adv} | :: low |
| basso {m} | :: bottom, lower part |
| basso {m} [music] | :: bass (all senses); bass guitar |
| basso {m} [music] | :: basso |
| Basso {prop} | :: surname |
| bassobollente {adj} | :: low(er) boiling point (attributive) |
| bassofondente {adj} | :: low-melting, fusible (alloy, glass, etc) |
| bassofondo {m} | :: shallow, shoal |
| bassofondo {m} | :: slum |
| bassofondo {m} | :: A seedy part of a city |
| bassofondo {m} | :: hollow (in a mechanical part) |
| bassopiano {m} | :: low-lying plane |
| bassorilievo {m} [sculpture] | :: bas-relief |
| bassotto {m} /basˈsɔt.to/ | :: dachshund, sausage dog |
| bassotto {adj} | :: squat |
| bassotuba {m} [musical instruments] | :: tuba |
| bassoventre {m} | :: The lower abdomen |
| bassoventre {m} [colloquial] | :: The genitals |
| basta {interj} | :: enough! |
| basta che {conj} | :: synonym of purché |
| bastagio {m} /basˈta.d͡ʒo/ | :: porter (person who carries luggage) |
| bastante {v} | :: present participle of bastare |
| bastante {adj} | :: sufficient |
| bastantemente {adv} | :: sufficiently |
| bastarda {f} | :: bastard (female) |
| bastardaggine {f} | :: bastardy, illegitimacy |
| bastardata {f} | :: dirty trick |
| bastardella {f} | :: A type of bowl-shaped serving dish with handles |
| bastardina {f} | :: diminutive of bastarda |
| bastardina {f} | :: [female] mongrel, pooch |
| bastardino {m} | :: diminutive of bastardo |
| bastardino {m} | :: mongrel, mutt, pooch |
| bastardo {adj} | :: bastard |
| bastardo {m} | :: bastard (male) |
| bastare {vi} | :: to be enough |
| bastare {vi} | :: to be able |
| bastare {vi} | :: to last; to keep |
| bastare {v} [impersonal] | :: to suffice |
| bastaso {m} [regional, Northern Italy] /basˈta.zo/ | :: alternative form of bastagio |
| bastente {v} | :: present participle of bastire |
| basterna {f} | :: kind of cart used by Romans |
| basterna {f} [literary] | :: any kind of cart |
| bastevole {adj} | :: sufficient, enough |
| bastevolmente {adv} | :: enough, sufficiently |
| bastia {f} | :: bastion (small fort surrounded by a moat and/or embankment) |
| bastian {m} | :: only in bastian contrario |
| bastian contrario {m} | :: A person who contradicts intentionally and deliberately, for reasons uncorrelated to the current issue or just for the sake of being an opponent |
| Bastiglia {prop} | :: Bastille |
| bastimento {m} | :: ship, vessel |
| bastingaggio {m} [nautical] | :: bulwark |
| bastionante {v} | :: present participle of bastionare |
| bastionare {vt} | :: To rampart |
| bastionata {f} | :: ramparts |
| bastionata {f} | :: fortification |
| bastionato {adj} | :: bastioned |
| bastione {m} | :: bastion |
| bastione {m} [in the plural] | :: battlements |
| bastire {v} | :: To build, construct |
| basto {m} | :: load |
| basto {m} | :: burden |
| basto {m} | :: packsaddle (A saddle designed to secure and carry goods on the back of an animal) |
| bastonabile {adj} | :: That can be beaten or deserves to be beaten |
| bastonante {v} | :: present participle of bastonare |
| bastonare {vt} | :: to beat or thrash [with a stick, etc.] |
| bastonare {vt} [familiar, figurative, by extension] | :: to maltreat |
| bastonare {vt} [figurative, by extension] | :: to defeat badly |
| bastonarsi {v} | :: reflexive of bastonare |
| bastonarsi {v} [reciprocal] | :: to beat one another, especially with a stick, club, cane, etc |
| bastonata {f} [also, figuratively] | :: blow (act of striking; damaging occurrence) |
| bastonata {f} | :: thrashing; flogging |
| bastonata {f} | :: cane |
| bastonatore {m} | :: beater |
| bastonatura {f} | :: beating, spanking, hiding |
| bastoncellare {adj} | :: rod-shaped |
| bastoncello {m} [anatomy] | :: rod cell |
| bastoncello {m} | :: small stick or rod |
| bastoncello {m} | :: sub (long sandwich) |
| bastoncello {m} | :: slat of a fan |
| bastoncini di Palmina {n} | :: A dish with fried strings of a mixture of boiled potato purée, eggs, salt, breadcrumb |
| bastoncino {m} | :: diminutive of bastone |
| bastoncino {m} | :: rod |
| bastoncino {m} | :: chopsticks |
| bastone {m} /basˈtone/ | :: stick, cane, staff, pole |
| bastone da cammino {m} | :: walking stick |
| bastone da passeggio {m} | :: walking stick |
| bastone da sci {n} | :: ski pole |
| bastone da sci {n} | :: A slender stick used by skiers in both hands to improve speed and balance |
| bastone di comando {n} | :: baton, truncheon |
| bastone di comando {n} | :: A baton, or military staff of command, now especially the stick carried by a police officer |
| bastone di comando {n} | :: A staff or truncheon, used for various purposes; as, the baton of a field marshal |
| bastone per ciechi {m} | :: cane (for blind people) |
| batacchio {m} /baˈtak.kjo/ | :: clapper (of a bell) |
| batacchio {m} | :: knocker (on a door) |
| batacchio {m} | :: dick, cock, prick |
| Bataglia {prop} | :: surname |
| batata {f} /baˈta.ta/ | :: sweet potato |
| batavo {adj} | :: Batavian |
| batavo {m} | :: Batavian |
| batea {f} | :: pan (wide receptacle used in gold washing) |
| bati- {prefix} | :: bathy- |
| batida {f} | :: batida |
| batigrafia {f} | :: bathygraphy |
| batigrafico {adj} | :: bathygraphic |
| batik {m} | :: batik |
| batimetria {f} | :: bathymetry |
| batimetrico {adj} | :: bathymetric |
| batimetro {m} | :: sounding, fathoming (of deep water) |
| batinauta {mf} | :: bathynaut (explorer of the deep sea) |
| batiscafo {m} [nautical] | :: bathyscaphe |
| batisfera {f} [nautical] | :: bathysphere |
| batista {f} | :: batiste (fabric) |
| batisteo {m} | :: Variant of battistero |
| batmotropo {adj} [physiology] | :: bathmotropic |
| bato- {prefix} | :: batho- |
| bato {m} [historical] /ˈba.to/ | :: bath (unit of liquid measure) |
| batocchio {m} | :: stick |
| batocchio {m} | :: clapper (of a bell) |
| batocchio {m} | :: white stick (of a blind person) |
| batola {f} /ˈba.to.la/ | :: flap (of a pocket) |
| batolite {f} | :: batholith |
| batometria {f} | :: bathymetry |
| batometro {m} | :: bathometer |
| batosta {f} | :: blow (physical or metaphorical) |
| batrace {m} | :: batrachian |
| batracomiomachia {f} | :: petty, insignificant or futile quarrel |
| battage {m} | :: buildup campaign |
| battage {m} | :: hype |
| battaglia {f} | :: battle, fight |
| Battaglia {prop} | :: surname |
| battagliante {v} | :: present participle of battagliare |
| battagliare {vi} | :: To fight or battle |
| battagliero {adj} | :: warlike, bellicose |
| battagliero {adj} | :: aggressive |
| battaglio {m} | :: clapper (of a bell) |
| battaglio {m} | :: knocker (on a door) |
| battaglio {m} | :: dick, cock, prick |
| battagliola {f} [nautical] | :: guard rail |
| battaglione {m} [military] | :: battalion |
| battana {f} [nautical] | :: flat-bottomed pinnace |
| battellaggio {m} [nautical] | :: ferrying of people between ship and shore |
| Battelli {prop} | :: surname |
| battelliere {m} [nautical] | :: boatman |
| battello {m} /batˈtɛl.lo/ | :: boat |
| battello {m} | :: dinghy |
| battello a pale {m} [nautical] | :: paddleboat |
| battello da carico {m} [nautical] | :: cargo boat |
| battello pneumatico {m} | :: rubber dinghy |
| battente {v} /batˈtɛn.te/ | :: present participle of battere |
| battente {adj} [of rain] | :: heavy |
| battente {adj} [archaic, of a heart] | :: beating, palpitating |
| battente {m} | :: shutter (of a window) |
| battente {m} | :: sash (of a window) |
| battente {m} | :: leaf (panel of a double door) |
| battente {m} | :: knocker (device used for knocking on a door) |
| battente {m} | :: hammer (part of a clock) |
| battente {m} | :: A bundle of paper sheets used to beat time |
| battente {m} | :: A part of a loom |
| battentesi {v} | :: present participle of battersi |
| batter {v} | :: apocopic form of battere |
| battere {vt} /ˈbatːere/ | :: to beat, patrol, batter, strike or hit |
| battere {vt} [by extension] | :: to beat (move with pulsation) |
| battere {vit} [by extension] | :: to tresh (separate grain) |
| battere {vt} | :: to defeat, to overcome, to beat |
| battere {vt} | :: to strike [a time] |
| battere {vt} | :: to type |
| battere {vt} [by extension] | :: to input the price [of an item] into a cash register |
| battere {vt} | :: [of a body part] to hit repeatedly |
| battere {vt} | :: to stub (jam or hit a body part) |
| battere {vt} | :: to frequent or hang out at [a place] |
| battere {vt} | :: to mint; to coin |
| battere {vt} | :: to prostitute |
| battere {vt} | :: to award in an auction |
| battere {vt} | :: to compact a snowpack |
| battere {vt} [hunting] | :: to beat (strike to drive out game) |
| battere {vt} [by extension] | :: to chase (prey) |
| battere {vt} [by extension] | :: [of a police force] to patrol; to scour |
| battere {vt} [card games] | :: to play [a card] |
| battere {vt} [card games] | :: in the game of baccarà, to reveal [the cards] |
| battere {vt} [sports] | :: to serve |
| battere {vt} [music] | :: to mark the tempo (of a musical composition) |
| battere {vi} | :: (with contro, in, or su) to bump (into); (with con) to bump into something (with) |
| battere {vi} | :: (with su or contro) to fall (on/over) violently; to hit |
| battere {vi} | :: (also with su) [of a light source, especially the sun] to illuminate; to shine |
| battere {vi} | :: to knock |
| battere {vi} | :: (with su) to insist; to hammer |
| battere bandiera {v} [idiom, nautical] | :: (followed by adjective of ethnicity) [of a boat] to be registered (with a certain country) |
| battere cassa {v} [idiom] | :: to beg or ask for money |
| battere cinque {v} | :: synonym of dare il cinque |
| battere il capo nel muro {v} [idiom] | :: to beat one's head against a stone wall |
| battere il cinque {v} | :: synonym of dare il cinque |
| battere il ferro finché è caldo {v} [idiomatic] | :: to strike while the iron is hot |
| battere il marciapiede {v} [idiom] | :: to walk the streets; to prostitute |
| battere il naso {v} [idiom, also, figurative] | :: to run into; to bump into |
| battere in ritirata {v} [idiom] | :: to retreat oneself hurriedly; to beat a retreat; to flee |
| battere i piedi {v} | :: to stamp the ground; to feel or express great anger |
| battere i tacchi {v} [idiom] | :: to run away; to flee |
| battere la fiacca {v} [idiom, familiar] | :: to move slowly ahead |
| battere la grancassa {v} [idiom] | :: to advertise loudly; to spread the news widely |
| battere la testa nel muro {v} | :: synonym of battere il capo nel muro |
| battere le ali {v} | :: See: it battere ali |
| battere le ali {v} | :: to get famous or become renown; to make it |
| battere moneta {v} | :: to coin, mint |
| battere un cinque {v} | :: synonym of dare il cinque |
| batteria {f} | :: battery |
| batteria {f} [music] | :: drums, percussion |
| batteria {f} [sports] | :: heat |
| battericamente {adv} | :: bacterially |
| battericida {adj} | :: bactericide |
| battericida {m} | :: bactericidal |
| batterico {adj} | :: bacterial |
| batteriemia {f} [disease] | :: bacteremia |
| batterio {m} | :: bacterium |
| batterioclorina {f} | :: bacteriochlorin |
| batteriofago {m} | :: bacteriophage |
| batteriofita {f} | :: prokaryote |
| batteriolisi {f} [biology] | :: bacteriolysis |
| batteriologia {f} | :: bacteriology |
| batteriologicamente {adv} | :: bacteriologically |
| batteriologico {adj} | :: bacteriological |
| batteriologo {m} | :: bacteriologist |
| batterioscopia {f} [biology] | :: bacterioscopy |
| batteriostasi {f} [microbiology] | :: bacteriostasis |
| batteriostatico {adj} | :: bacteriostatic |
| batteriostatico {m} [pharmacology] | :: bacteriostatic agent, bacteriostatic drug |
| batterioterapia {f} | :: bacteriotherapy |
| batterioterapico {adj} | :: bacteriotherapeutic |
| batterista {mf} | :: drummer, percussionist |
| batterizzazione {f} | :: bacterialization |
| batteroide {m} [microbiology] | :: bacteroid |
| battersi {v} | :: reflexive of battere |
| battersi {v} [also, figurative] | :: to fight; to battle |
| battersi {v} [archaic] | :: to flog |
| battesimale {adj} | :: baptismal |
| battesimo {m} | :: baptism, christening |
| battesimo del fuoco {m} | :: baptism of fire |
| battesimo di sangue {m} | :: martyrdom |
| battetosi {v} | :: past participle of battersi |
| battezzanda {f} /bat.tetˈt͡san.da/ | :: feminine noun of battezzando |
| battezzando {adj} /bat.tetˈt͡san.do/ | :: That is to be baptized |
| battezzando {m} | :: One who is to be baptized |
| battezzante {v} | :: present participle of battezzare |
| battezzare {vt} | :: to baptize or christen |
| battezzare {vt} | :: to name or nickname |
| battezzarsi {vi} | :: reflexive of battezzare |
| battezzarsi {vi} | :: to receive a baptism; to be baptized |
| battezzarsi {vi} | :: to misuse a name, title, etc |
| battezzatoio {m} | :: baptistry |
| battezzatoio {m} | :: font |
| battezzatore {m} | :: baptizer |
| battezziere {m} | :: alternative form of battezzatore |
| battibaleno {m} | :: only in in un battibaleno |
| battibeccante {v} | :: present participle of battibeccare |
| battibeccantesi {v} | :: present participle of battibeccarsi |
| battibeccare {vi} | :: To bicker or squabble |
| battibeccarsi {v} | :: reflexive of battibeccare |
| battibeccarsi {vr} | :: to bicker, squabble |
| battibeccatosi {v} | :: past participle of battibeccarsi |
| battibecco {m} | :: squabble |
| battibile {adj} | :: beatable |
| battibuglio {m} | :: brawl |
| battibuglio {m} | :: altercation |
| batticalcagno {m} | :: kick plate (in a car) |
| batticarne {m} | :: meat mallet, tenderizer |
| batticoda {f} | :: wagtail (bird) |
| batticore {m} | :: alternative spelling of batticuore |
| batticuore {m} | :: palpitations; sudden increase of heart rate due to physical activity, fear or another strong emotion |
| batticuore {m} [figurative, by extension] | :: anxiety, trepidation |
| battifiacca {mf} | :: lazybones |
| battifiacca {mf} | :: slacker |
| battifianco {m} | :: stable rail |
| battigia {f} | :: water's edge |
| battigia {f} | :: strand |
| battigia {f} | :: beach |
| battilana {m} | :: wool carder |
| battilardo {m} | :: chopping board |
| battilegno {m} /bat.tiˈleɲ.ɲo/ | :: synonym of picchio rosso maggiore |
| battilocchio {m} /bat.tiˈlɔk.kjo/ | :: synonym of battiloglio |
| battilocchio {m} | :: A type of cap or bonnet in use in the 18th century |
| battiloglia {f} /bat.tiˈlɔ.ʎa/ | :: synonym of battiloglio |
| battiloglia {f} | :: A type of cap or bonnet in use in the 18th century |
| battiloglio {m} /bat.tiˈlɔ.ʎo/ | :: A type of cap or bonnet in use in the 18th century |
| battiloro {m} | :: gold-beater |
| battimano {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: applause, clapping |
| battimano {m} [ballet] | :: battement |
| battimazza {m} | :: assistant blacksmith |
| battimento {m} | :: beating |
| battimento {m} [physics] | :: beat (effect of two waves of different frequencies) |
| battino {m} | :: beater (person who drives game) |
| Battipaglia {prop} | :: Battipaglia (town) |
| battipagliese {adj} | :: Of, or from, Battipaglia |
| battipagliese {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Battipaglia |
| battipalo {m} | :: piledriver (machine or operator) |
| battipalo {m} | :: ram |
| battipanni {m} | :: carpet beater |
| battipista {m} | :: snowmobile |
| battiscopa {m} | :: skirting, skirting board, baseboard |
| battismo {f} | :: The Baptist movement |
| battista {mf} | :: Baptist |
| battista {adj} | :: Baptist |
| Battista {prop} | :: given name, shortened from Giovanni Battista (John the Baptist) |
| battistero {m} [architecture] /bat.tisˈtɛ.ro/ | :: baptistry, baptistery |
| Battistero di San Giovanni Battista {prop} | :: Florence baptistery also known as the Baptistery of Saint John, its octagonal baptistery stands in both the Piazza del Duomo and the Piazza San Giovanni, across from Florence Cathedral and the Campanile di Giotto |
| Battisti {prop} | :: surname |
| battistrada {m} [automotive] | :: tread (of a tyre) |
| battistrada {m} [also, sports] | :: pace setter, leader |
| battistrada {mf} [sports] | :: pace setter, leader |
| battitacco {m} | :: trouser lining (near the bottom of the leg) |
| battitappeto {m} | :: carpet sweeper |
| battito {m} | :: beat, beating, throb |
| battito {m} [music, somewhat rare] | :: baton |
| battito cardiaco {m} | :: synonym of battito del cuore |
| battito del cuore {m} | :: heartbeat |
| battito di ciglia {m} | :: blink |
| battitoia {f} | :: planer |
| battitoio {m} /bat.tiˈto.jo/ | :: shutter (of a window) |
| battitoio {m} | :: sash (of a window) |
| battitoio {m} | :: leaf (panel of a double door) |
| battitore {m} | :: batsman (cricket) |
| battitore {m} | :: batter (baseball) |
| battitore {m} | :: beater (game shooting) |
| battitore {m} | :: auctioneer |
| battitore libero {m} | :: freelancer |
| battitore libero {m} | :: maverick |
| battitrice {f} | :: threshing machine |
| battitura {f} | :: typing |
| battitura {f} | :: beating |
| battola {f} /ˈbat.to.la/ | :: rattle (football etc) |
| battola {f} [figurative] | :: An overly talkative and boring person |
| battola {f} [figurative] | :: excessive talkativeness |
| battologia {f} | :: battology |
| battona {f} | :: streetwalker, hooker, whore |
| battona {f} | :: prostitute, trollop, strumpet |
| battriano {adj} | :: Bactrian |
| battuta {f} | :: witty remark, joke |
| battuta {f} | :: hit, blow |
| battuta {f} [by extension] | :: mark left by a hit or a blow; bruise |
| battuta {f} | :: flap (of a bird wing) |
| battuta {f} | :: stroke (movement of an oar through water) |
| battuta {f} | :: splash of a river on the bank |
| battuta {f} | :: point or line at which two window shutters meet |
| battuta {f} [music] | :: bar |
| battuta {f} [theatre] | :: cue |
| battuta {f} [hunting] | :: beat, beating |
| battuta {f} [figurative, by extension] | :: organized police action to hunt down a criminal; patrolling; scouring |
| battuta {f} [sports] | :: service |
| battuta {f} [sports, cricket, baseball] | :: batting |
| battuta {f} [typing] | :: character |
| battuta {f} | :: stroke [of a pen, etc.] |
| battutaccia {f} | :: vulgar, offensive or very sharp remark |
| battuta d'arresto {f} | :: stop, standstill |
| battutina {f} | :: Little knock or blow |
| battutina {f} | :: A little joke |
| battutina {f} | :: A remark or wisecrack |
| battuto {adj} | :: beaten, struck |
| battuto {adj} | :: defeated, overcome, beaten |
| battuto {adj} [of metal] | :: wrought, beaten |
| battuto {adj} [of road] | :: busy, beaten |
| battuto {adj} [of coin] | :: coined, minted |
| battuto {m} [cooking] | :: chopped herbs, chopped vegetables |
| battuto {m} | :: clay court |
| battutosi {v} | :: past participle of battersi |
| batuffoletto {m} | :: small ball (of cotton etc) |
| batuffolino {m} | :: small ball (of cotton etc) |
| batuffolo {m} | :: flock, ball (of cotton etc) |
| bau {interj} | :: bow wow (sound of a dog barking) |
| bau bau {interj} | :: bow wow! |
| baudelairiano {adj} /bod.leˈrja.no/ | :: Baudelairean (of or pertaining to Charles Baudelaire or his works) |
| baule {m} /baˈu.le/ | :: trunk (luggage) |
| baule {m} | :: trunk or boot (of a car) |
| baule {m} [furniture] | :: case |
| bauleria {f} | :: luggage (collection of suitcases etc) |
| bauletto {m} | :: travelling case |
| bauletto {m} | :: vanity case |
| bautta {f} | :: domino (half mask) |
| bautta {f} | :: eyemask |
| bauxite {f} [mineral] | :: bauxite |
| bauxitico {adj} [mineral] | :: bauxite (attributive), of bauxite |
| bava {f} | :: dribble |
| bava {f} | :: foam |
| bava {f} | :: slime |
| bava {f} | :: burr (small piece of material left on an edge after a cutting operation) |
| bavaglino {m} | :: bib |
| bavaglio {m} | :: gag (device to restrain speech) |
| bavarese {adj} | :: Bavarian |
| bavarese {mf} | :: Bavarian (person) |
| bavarese {m} | :: Bavarian dialect of the German language |
| bavarese {f} | :: bavaroise (drink; creamy dessert) |
| bavaro {adj} | :: Bavarian |
| bavatura {f} | :: burr (piece of material) |
| bavella {f} | :: floss silk |
| bavero {m} | :: collar, lapel |
| bavetta {f} | :: dribble of molten metal |
| bavetta {f} | :: bib |
| bavetta {f} | :: mudguard |
| bavetta {f} [pasta, in the plural] | :: a type of spaghetti |
| bavetta {f} [meat] | :: flank steak |
| Baviera {prop} /baˈvjeːra/ | :: Baviera (state) |
| bavosa {f} | :: blenny |
| bavoso {adj} | :: dribbling |
| bavoso {adj} | :: drooling |
| baza {f} | :: African cuckoo-hawk, African baza (Aviceda cuculoides) |
| bazar {m} | :: bazaar |
| bazza {f} | :: protruding chin |
| bazza {f} [by extension] | :: chin |
| bazza {f} [rare] | :: luck |
| bazzana {f} | :: wash leather |
| bazzecola {f} | :: trifle, bagatelle |
| Bazzi {prop} | :: surname |
| bazzicante {v} | :: present participle of bazzicare |
| bazzicare {v} | :: to hang out or hang about with or at |
| bazzone {m} | :: A person who has a protruding chin |
| bazzotto {adj} /badˈdzɔtto/ | :: soft-boiled (of an egg) |
| B&B {m} /ˌbi em ˈbi/ | :: bed and breakfast (guesthouse) |
| b.c. {n} [music] | :: initialism of basso continuo |
| BCE {prop} | :: initialism of Banca Centrale Europea |
| bè {interj} | :: alternative form of beh |
| beach volley {m} | :: beach volleyball |
| beante {v} | :: present participle of beare |
| beantesi {v} | :: present participle of bearsi |
| beare {vt} | :: To make someone happy |
| bearnese {adj} | :: béarnaise (sauce) |
| bearsi {v} | :: reflexive of beare |
| bearsi {vr} | :: to delight, revel, relish, bask (in) |
| beat {adj} | :: beat (50s US literary and 70s UK music scenes) |
| beat {m} | :: beat (rhythm accompanying music) |
| beata ignoranza {n} | :: ignorance is bliss, willful ignorance |
| beatamente {adv} | :: happily |
| beatificabile {adj} | :: That can be beatified |
| beatificante {v} | :: present participle of beatificare |
| beatificare {vt} | :: to beatify |
| beatificato {adj} | :: beatified |
| beatificazione {f} | :: beatification |
| beatitudine {f} | :: beatitude |
| beatitudine {f} | :: bliss |
| beato {adj} | :: blessed |
| beato {adj} | :: lucky |
| beatore {m} /bea̯ˈto.re/ | :: One that gives bliss [male] |
| beatosi {v} | :: past participle of bearsi |
| beato te {interj} | :: lucky you! |
| beatrice {adj} /bea̯ˈtri.t͡ʃe/ | :: that gives bliss; blissening |
| beatrice {f} | :: female equivalent of beatore |
| beatrice {f} | :: A woman who is a source of inspiration for a poet or artist; muse |
| Beatrice {prop} /be.aˈtri.tʃe/ | :: given name |
| bebè {m} | :: baby, infant |
| beccabile {adj} | :: catchable |
| beccaccia {f} | :: woodcock, properly the Eurasian woodcock |
| beccaccino {m} | :: common snipe (Gallinago gallinago) |
| beccafico {m} | :: garden warbler, fig-eater |
| beccaio {m} | :: butcher |
| beccamorto {m} | :: gravedigger |
| beccante {v} | :: present participle of beccare |
| beccantesi {v} | :: present participle of beccarsi |
| beccapesci {m} | :: sandwich tern |
| beccare {vt} | :: to peck |
| beccare {vt} [by extension, humorous] | :: to eat |
| beccare {vt} [by extension] | :: [of an insect, etc.] to sting or bite |
| beccare {vt} | :: to provoke |
| beccare {vt} | :: to heckle |
| beccare {vt} [figurative, familiar] | :: to nab, to catch |
| beccare {vt} [figurative] | :: to get, pick up |
| beccare {vi} [familiar] | :: to lose (fail to win) |
| Beccaria {prop} | :: surname most famously, that of Cesare Beccaria |
| beccarsi {v} | :: reflexive of beccare |
| beccarsi {vr} | :: to peck one another [of birds] |
| beccarsi {vr} | :: to squabble |
| beccata {f} | :: peck |
| beccatello {m} | :: bracket, corbel |
| beccatello {m} | :: hook, peg |
| beccatoio {m} | :: feeding trough in a birdcage |
| beccatosi {v} | :: past participle of beccarsi |
| beccatura {f} | :: peck |
| beccatura {f} | :: pecking |
| beccheggiante {v} | :: present participle of beccheggiare |
| beccheggiare {vi} | :: to pitch (move so that the front goes up and down) |
| beccheggio {m} | :: pitching (of a ship or aircraft) |
| beccheria {f} | :: butchershop |
| Beccheria {prop} | :: surname a form of Beccaria |
| becchettante {v} | :: present participle of becchettare |
| becchettantesi {v} | :: present participle of becchettarsi |
| becchettare {vt} | :: to peck rapidly at |
| becchettare {vt} | :: to tease |
| becchettarsi {v} | :: reflexive of becchettare |
| becchettarsi {vr} | :: to peck at each other |
| becchettarsi {vr} | :: to squabble, quarrel |
| becchettatosi {v} | :: past participle of becchettarsi |
| becchime {m} | :: birdseed |
| becchino {m} | :: gravedigger, cemetery worker |
| becco {m} | :: beak, bill (of a bird) |
| becco {m} | :: burner |
| becco {m} | :: cuckold |
| becco {m} | :: billygoat |
| becco a scarpa {m} /ˈbek.ko a skar.pa/ | :: shoebill |
| becco Bunsen {n} | :: Bunsen burner, Bunsenbrenner |
| becco Bunsen {n} [science] | :: a small laboratory gas burner whose air supply may be controlled with an adjustable hole |
| beccolungo {adj} | :: long-billed |
| beccorosso {adj} | :: red-billed |
| beccucchiare {vt} /bek.kukˈkja.re/ | :: To peck (e.g. food) around in small quantities |
| beccuccio {m} | :: lip (of a jug etc) |
| beccuccio {m} | :: spout (of a teapot etc) |
| beceramente {adv} | :: boorishly |
| becero {adj} | :: boorish |
| becero {m} | :: boor |
| becher {m} [chemistry] | :: beaker |
| bechico {adj} [medicine] | :: antitussive |
| Beciuania {prop} | :: Bechuanaland |
| beciuano {adj} | :: Bechuana (attributive) |
| Beda {prop} | :: Bede |
| bed and breakfast {m} /ˌbɛd em ˈbrɛkfast/ | :: bed and breakfast (guesthouse) |
| bedano {m} | :: A narrow-bladed chisel, used mostly for making mortises |
| Bedretto {prop} | :: Bedretto (village) |
| beduina {f} | :: feminine noun of beduino |
| beduino {adj} | :: bedouin |
| beduino {m} | :: bedouin |
| beè {mf} | :: baa (sound of a sheep) |
| beethoveniana {f} | :: feminine noun of beethoveniano |
| beethoveniano {adj} /be.to.veˈnja.no/ | :: Beethovenian, Beethoven (attributive) |
| beethoveniano {m} | :: Beethovenian (admirer of the composer or his works) |
| befana {f} [slang] | :: a crone or old hag |
| Befana {prop} [popular] | :: Epiphany |
| Befana {prop} | :: The old woman who (in legend) brings presents to children at Epiphany |
| beffa {f} | :: joke, prank |
| Beffa {prop} | :: surname |
| beffante {v} | :: present participle of beffare |
| beffantesi {v} | :: present participle of beffarsi |
| beffardamente {adv} | :: mockingly, sneeringly |
| beffardo {adj} | :: mocking, sneering, derisory |
| beffare {vt} | :: To mock; to make a fool of |
| beffarsi {vt} | :: To scoff (at) |
| beffatore {adj} | :: scoffing, mocking |
| beffatore {m} | :: scoffer, mocker |
| beffatosi {v} | :: past participle of beffarsi |
| beffeggiamento {m} | :: mocking |
| beffeggiamento {m} | :: jeering |
| beffeggiante {v} | :: present participle of beffeggiare |
| beffeggiare {vt} | :: To laugh at or mock |
| beffeggiatore {m} | :: mocker, scoffer |
| bega {f} /ˈbɛ.ɡa/ | :: quarrel, dispute |
| bega {f} [by extension] | :: A troubled situation |
| begardo {m} | :: Beghard |
| begare {v} /beˈɡa.re/ | :: to quarrel |
| beghina {f} [historical] | :: Beguine |
| beghina {f} [colloquial, derogatory] | :: bigot |
| beghinaggio {m} | :: Beguinage |
| beghinaggio {m} | :: religionism |
| beghino {m} [historical] | :: Beguin, Beghard |
| beghino {m} [colloquial, derogatory] | :: bigot |
| begliuomini {mp} | :: balsam (plant) |
| begonia {f} | :: begonia |
| beh {interj} /ˈbɛ/ | :: well (used at the start of a sentence) |
| behaviorismo {m} [psychology] | :: behaviourism |
| behaviorista {mf} | :: behaviourist |
| behavioristico {adj} | :: behaviouristic |
| belante {v} | :: present participle of belare |
| belare {vi} | :: to bleat (both senses) |
| belare {vi} [figuratively, by extension] | :: to sing in a whiny or mushy tone |
| belare {vt} | :: to recite annoyingly or affectedly slowly |
| belato {m} | :: bleating |
| Belbo {prop} | :: Belbo (river) |
| bel bocconcino {n} [slang, offensive] | :: a bit of skirt, a bit of totty, a piece of ass |
| belcantistico {adj} | :: bel canto (attributive) |
| belcanto {m} [music] | :: bel canto |
| Belfiore {prop} | :: Belfiore (small town) |
| belga {adj} | :: Belgian (from or native to Belgium) |
| belga {adj} | :: Belgian (pertaining to Belgium) |
| belga {mf} | :: Belgian |
| belgico {adj} | :: Belgic, Belgian |
| Belgio {prop} /ˈbɛl.d͡ʒo/ | :: Belgio (country) |
| Belgrado {prop} | :: Belgrado (capital city) |
| Belice {prop} | :: Belice (river) |
| Belisario {prop} | :: Belisarius (a general of the Byzantine Empire) |
| Belize {prop} | :: Belize (country) |
| beliziano {adj} | :: Belizean |
| bell' {adj} [sometimes before a vowel] | :: apocopic form of bella |
| bell' {adj} [sometimes before a vowel] | :: apocopic form of bello |
| bella {f} /ˈbɛl.la/ | :: beauty, belle (beautiful woman) |
| bella {f} | :: sweetheart |
| bella {f} | :: fair copy (final draft of a piece of writing) |
| bella {f} | :: showdown (deciding match) |
| bella {f} | :: a Renaissance-style ceramic plate decorated with portraits of young women |
| bella di notte {f} | :: four o'clock flower, marvel of Peru (Mirabilis jalapa) |
| belladonna {f} /ˌbɛl.laˈdɔn.na/ | :: deadly nightshade, belladonna (Atropa belladonna) |
| bella figura {f} | :: "fine appearance or impression"; |
| bella forza {interj} [jocular, colloquial, sarcastic] | :: big deal, so what |
| bellamente {adv} | :: conveniently, happily |
| bellamente {adv} | :: nicely |
| bellamente {adv} | :: quietly, calmly, comfortably |
| bella scoperta {interj} | :: (ironic) What a surprise! Who would have guessed it? |
| Bellatrix {prop} | :: Bellatrix, the third brightest star in the constellation of Orion |
| bellavista {f} | :: panorama |
| bellavista {f} | :: belvedere |
| Bellerofonte {prop} [Greek mythology] | :: Bellerophon |
| Belletini {prop} | :: surname, meaning beautiful little-ones |
| belletta {f} | :: slime, mud |
| belletto {m} | :: rouge, make-up |
| bellezza {f} | :: beauty |
| bellezza {f} | :: loveliness (of a woman) |
| bellezza {f} | :: handsomeness (of a man) |
| bellezza acqua e sapone {f} [idiom] | :: natural (rather than artificial) beauty |
| bellezza al bagno {f} | :: bathing beauty |
| bellicismo {m} | :: warmongering |
| bellicista {adj} | :: warmongering |
| bellicista {mf} | :: warmonger |
| bellico {adj} | :: war [attributive] |
| bellicosamente {adv} | :: belligerently, combatively |
| bellicosissimo {adj} | :: superlative of bellicoso |
| bellicosità {f} | :: bellicosity, combativeness |
| bellicoso {adj} | :: warlike, bellicose, belligerent, combative |
| belligerante {adj} | :: belligerent |
| belligeranza {f} | :: belligerence |
| belligero {adj} | :: belligerent |
| belligero {adj} | :: bellicose |
| bellimbusto {m} /bel.limˈbus.to/ | :: dandy, flop |
| Bellini {prop} | :: surname |
| Bellini {m} | :: Bellini (cocktail) |
| bellino {adj} | :: pretty, attractive, sweet |
| Bellinzona {prop} /bel.linˈtso.na/ | :: Bellinzona (town), capital of the Ticino canton |
| Bellinzona {prop} | :: Bellinzona (district) |
| bellissimo {adj} /belˈlis.si.mo/ | :: superlative of bello |
| bello {adj} /ˈbɛl.lo/ | :: nice, fair, fine, pleasant; beautiful (of the weather etc.) |
| bello {adj} | :: good-looking, handsome; beautiful (of a person) |
| bello {adj} | :: considerable (quantity) |
| bello {adj} | :: good |
| bello {m} | :: beauty |
| bello {m} [weather] | :: fair-weather |
| bello {m} [colloquial] | :: man, fella |
| Bellò {prop} | :: surname |
| Bellocchio {prop} | :: Italian surname |
| belloccio {adj} | :: good-looking, attractive |
| bellona {f} | :: stunner (stunning person) |
| bellone {m} | :: stunner (stunning person) |
| bellospirito {m} | :: wit, wag (witty person) |
| bellospirito {m} | :: nice person, pleasing person, popular person, cute person, amusing person, funny person |
| Bellucci {prop} | :: surname |
| Bellucci {prop} | :: Monica Bellucci, Italian actress |
| belluino {adj} | :: bestial, brutal |
| belluino {adj} | :: animal (attributive) |
| bellunese {mf} | :: A native or inhabitant of Belluno |
| bellunese {adj} | :: Of or relating to Belluno or the Belluno people |
| Belluno {prop} | :: Belluno (province) |
| Belluno {prop} | :: Belluno (town) |
| belluria {f} [chiefly ironic] /belˈlu.rja/ | :: artificial (rather than natural) beauty |
| belluria {f} [literary, in the plural] | :: showy or tacky elegance |
| belo {m} /ˈbɛ.lo/ | :: bleat (cry of a sheep or a goat) |
| belone- {prefix} | :: belone- (forms terms relating to needles) |
| belonefobia {f} | :: fear of needles |
| bel paese {prop} [mainly literary, sometimes capitalized] /ˌbɛl paˈe.se/ | :: Italy |
| belpaese {prop} | :: alternative spelling of bel paese |
| Bel Paese {m} | :: Bel Paese (cheese) |
| beltà {f} [literary] /belˈta/ | :: beauty |
| beltà {f} [literary] | :: A beautiful person or thing |
| beluci {mf} | :: alternative form of baluci |
| beluci {adj} | :: alternative form of baluci |
| belva {f} | :: beast (all senses) |
| belvedere {m} [architecture] /ˌbɛl.veˈde.re/ | :: belvedere (raised structure offering a pleasant view of the surrounding area) |
| belvedere {adj} | :: Having good visibility (used especially of tourist coaches) |
| Belzebù {prop} | :: Beelzebub |
| Bembo {prop} | :: surname |
| Bembo {prop} | :: A noble family of Venice |
| bemolle {m} [music] | :: bemol, flat (the symbol) |
| ben- {prefix} | :: alternative form of bene-, good, well |
| ben {adv} | :: apocopic form of bene |
| benaccetto {adj} | :: welcome, appreciated |
| benaccetto {adj} | :: pleasant |
| benacense {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Lake Garda |
| Benaco {n} | :: Lake Garda |
| benallevato {adj} | :: well-bred (well brought-up) |
| benaltrismo {m} | :: the tendency to discredit an attempt to face a problem by pointing to other more serious issues; whataboutism |
| ben altro {pron} | :: other (more important) things (to do) |
| benamato {adj} | :: alternative form of beneamato |
| benarrivato {interj} | :: welcome! |
| benarrivato {m} | :: welcome |
| benaugurante {adj} | :: auspicious (being a good omen) |
| benauguratamente {adv} | :: auspiciously |
| benaugurato {adj} | :: auspicious |
| benavere {vi} | :: To achieve peace or serenity |
| benche {conj} | :: alternative form of benché |
| benché {conj} | :: although, though |
| benché {conj} | :: albeit |
| ben cotto {adj} | :: (of food) well done (cooked through) |
| benda {f} /ˈbɛn.da/ | :: bandage |
| benda {f} | :: blindfold |
| bendaggio {m} | :: bandaging |
| bendaggio {m} | :: bandage |
| bendante {v} | :: present participle of bendare |
| bendantesi {v} | :: present participle of bendarsi |
| bendare {vt} | :: to bandage |
| bendare {vt} | :: to blindfold |
| bendarsi {vi} | :: reflexive of bendare |
| bendarsi {vi} | :: to bandage oneself |
| bendarsi {vi} | :: to blindfold oneself |
| bendato {adj} | :: bandaged |
| bendato {adj} | :: blindfolded |
| bendatosi {v} | :: past participle of bendarsi |
| bendatura {f} | :: bandaging |
| bendatura {f} | :: dressing |
| benderella {f} | :: bandage (narrow strip) |
| benderella {f} [anatomy] | :: ligament |
| bendidio {m} | :: good thing |
| ben disposto {adj} | :: alternative spelling of bendisposto |
| bendisposto {adj} | :: well-disposed (towards) |
| bendone {m} | :: mitre band |
| ben dotato {adj} [colloquial] | :: well hung, having a large penis |
| bene- {prefix} | :: good, well |
| bene {adj} /ˈbene/ | :: upper-class, posh, high |
| bene {adv} | :: well, nicely, OK, right |
| bene {adv} | :: properly, correctly, rightly |
| bene {adv} | :: thoroughly, carefully |
| bene {adv} | :: as much as, as many as |
| bene {interj} | :: good!; fine! |
| bene {m} | :: good |
| bene {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: goods, property, possessions, belongings, assets |
| bene {m} | :: sake, good |
| bene {m} | :: happiness |
| bene {m} | :: sweetheart, darling, love, bless someone's cotton socks |
| bene {m} | :: asset |
| beneaccetto {adj} | :: alternative form of benaccetto |
| beneamato {adj} [literary] | :: beloved |
| beneaugurante {adj} | :: alternative form of benaugurante |
| beneavere {vi} | :: Variant of benavere |
| Benedetta {prop} | :: given name |
| Benedetti {prop} | :: surname |
| benedettino {adj} | :: Benedictine |
| benedettino {m} | :: Benedictine (all senses) |
| benedetto {adj} | :: blessed |
| benedetto {adj} | :: holy |
| Benedetto {prop} | :: given name |
| benedicente {v} | :: present participle of benedire |
| benedicente {adj} | :: blessing (attributive) |
| benedicenza {f} | :: praise |
| benedicere {vt} | :: alternative form of benedire |
| benedicite {m} | :: grace (prayer said before a meal) |
| benedire {vt} | :: to bless |
| benedire {vt} | :: to consecrate |
| benedizionale {m} | :: benedictional (book of benedictions) |
| benedizione {f} | :: blessing |
| benedizione {f} | :: benediction |
| benedizione {f} | :: consecration |
| beneducato {adj} | :: well-mannered |
| bene educato {adj} | :: alternative spelling of beneducato |
| benefacente {v} | :: present participle of benefare |
| benefare {vi} [obsolete] | :: to do good (works) |
| benefatto {m} [obsolete] | :: good works |
| benefatto {m} | :: benefice |
| benefattore {m} | :: benefactor |
| benefattrice {f} | :: female equivalent of benefattore |
| beneficamente {adv} | :: beneficently |
| beneficante {v} | :: present participle of beneficare |
| beneficare {vt} | :: to benefit, to aid |
| beneficato {adj} | :: benefit, aid (attributive) |
| beneficatore {m} | :: benefactor |
| beneficente {adj} | :: beneficial |
| beneficente {adj} | :: beneficent |
| beneficenza {f} | :: charity, beneficence |
| beneficiale {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to an ecclesiastical benefice |
| beneficiante {v} | :: present participle of beneficiare |
| beneficiare {vi} | :: to benefit, to profit |
| beneficiaria {f} | :: feminine noun of beneficiario |
| beneficiario {adj} | :: beneficiary |
| beneficiario {m} | :: beneficiary |
| beneficiario {m} | :: benefice |
| beneficiario {m} | :: payee |
| beneficiario {m} | :: annuitant |
| beneficiato {adj} | :: beneficed (receiving a benefice) |
| beneficienza {f} | :: Variant of beneficenza |
| beneficio {m} | :: benefit |
| beneficio {m} | :: profit, gain |
| benefico {adj} | :: beneficial, salutary, benign |
| benefico {adj} | :: beneficent, charitable |
| benefit {m} | :: benefit, advantage |
| benefizio {m} | :: alternative form of beneficio |
| beneinformato {adj} | :: Variant of beninformato |
| beneintenzionato {adj} | :: Variant of benintenzionato |
| beneinteso {adj} | :: alternative form of beninteso |
| benemerente {adj} | :: meritorious |
| benemerenza {f} | :: merit |
| Benemerita {prop} | :: The Carabinieri (national-level gendarmerie of Italy) |
| benemeritamente {adv} | :: meritoriously |
| benemeritare {vi} | :: alternative form of benmeritare |
| benemerito {adj} | :: meritorious |
| benenanza {f} /be.neˈnan.t͡sa/ | :: alternative form of beninanza |
| beneplacito {m} | :: consent, approval, permission |
| benessere {m} | :: well-being, wellness, health, fitness, welfare, affluence |
| benestante {adj} | :: well-to-do, well-off |
| benestante {mf} | :: A well-to-do or well-off person |
| benestare {m} | :: approval |
| benestarista {mf} | :: tester, checker (person, industrial) |
| beneventana {f} | :: A female native or inhabitant of Benevento |
| beneventano {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Benevento |
| beneventano {adj} | :: Of or relating to Benevento or the Benevento people |
| Benevento {prop} | :: Benevento (province) |
| Benevento {prop} | :: Benevento (capital city) |
| benevolente {adj} | :: benevolent |
| benevolente {adj} | :: well-disposed |
| benevolentemente {adv} | :: benevolently |
| benevolenza {f} | :: benevolence, mercy |
| benevolmente {adv} | :: benevolently |
| benevolo {adj} /beˈnɛ.vo.lo/ | :: benevolent |
| ben fatto {adj} | :: alternative spelling of benfatto |
| benfatto {adj} | :: good |
| benfatto {adj} | :: well-made |
| Bengala {prop} | :: Bengal |
| bengalese {adj} | :: Bangladeshi |
| bengalese {mf} | :: Bangladeshi |
| bengalese {m} [singular only] | :: Bengali |
| bengali {m} | :: Bengali (language) |
| bengalino {m} | :: avadavat (of genus Amandava) |
| Bengasi {prop} | :: Bengasi (port city) |
| bengodi {m} | :: An imagined land of plenty |
| beniamina {f} | :: female equivalent of beniamino |
| beniamino {m} | :: favorite |
| beniamino {m} | :: teacher's pet |
| beniamino {m} | :: mollycoddle |
| Beniamino {prop} | :: Benjamin. [biblical character] |
| Beniamino {prop} | :: given name |
| beni culturali {n} | :: cultural heritage |
| beniculturali {n} | :: alternative form of beni culturali |
| benignamente {adv} | :: benignly |
| benignamente {adv} | :: kindly |
| Benigni {prop} | :: surname |
| Benigni {prop} | :: Roberto Benigni, Italian actor |
| benignità {f} | :: kindness, benignity |
| benigno {adj} | :: benign |
| benigno {adj} | :: kindly |
| benigno {adj} [oncology] | :: benign |
| Benigno {prop} | :: given name |
| Benin {prop} | :: Benin (country) |
| beninanza {f} /be.niˈnan.t͡sa/ | :: goodness, benignity |
| beninese {adj} | :: Beninese |
| beninese {mf} | :: Beninese |
| beninformato {adj} | :: well-informed |
| benino {adv} | :: quite well; well enough |
| benintenzionatamente {adv} | :: well-meaningly |
| ben intenzionato {adj} | :: alternative spelling of benintenzionato |
| benintenzionato {adj} | :: well-meaning |
| ben inteso {adv} | :: alternative spelling of beninteso |
| beninteso {adv} | :: certainly, of course |
| beninteso che {conj} | :: provided that |
| benissimo {adv} /beˈnis.si.mo/ | :: superlative of bene: very well |
| Benito {prop} | :: given name borrowed from Spanish Benito |
| benmeritante {v} | :: present participle of benmeritare |
| benmeritare {vi} | :: to be worthy (of) |
| benmeritare {vi} | :: to be meritorious |
| benna {f} | :: bucket, grab |
| ben nato {adj} | :: alternative spelling of bennato |
| bennato {adj} | :: well-born |
| benone {adv} | :: (augmentative of bene) [colloquial] very well |
| benparlante {mf} | :: well-spoken person |
| ben pensante {adj} | :: alternative spelling of benpensante |
| ben pensante {mf} | :: alternative spelling of benpensante |
| benpensante {mf} | :: conformist, orthodox |
| benpensante {adj} | :: conformist, orthodox |
| benpensante {adj} | :: self-righteous |
| benpensatismo {m} | :: conformity |
| benpensatismo {m} | :: orthodoxy |
| benportante {adj} | :: sprightly |
| ben riuscito {adj} | :: successful |
| benservito {m} | :: reference (on leaving employment) |
| bensì {conj} | :: but, rather |
| bensì {conj} | :: on the contrary |
| bensone {m} | :: A type of doughnut from Modena |
| bentonico {adj} | :: benthic |
| bentonite {f} [mineral] | :: bentonite |
| ben tornato {adj} | :: alternative spelling of bentornato |
| ben tornato {m} | :: alternative spelling of bentornato |
| bentornato {adj} | :: welcome back |
| bentornato {m} | :: A person whose return is welcomed |
| bentos {m} | :: benthos, benthic |
| bentrovato {adv} | :: nice to see you |
| Benussi {prop} | :: surname |
| Benussi {prop} | :: Vittorio Benussi, Italian psychologist |
| ben venuto {adj} | :: alternative spelling of benvenuto |
| ben venuto {m} | :: alternative spelling of benvenuto |
| benvenuto {adj} /ben.veˈnu.to/ | :: welcome |
| benvenuto {m} | :: welcome |
| Benvenuto {prop} | :: given name |
| ben visto {adj} | :: alternative spelling of benvisto |
| benvisto {adj} | :: well-thought-of |
| benvolere {vt} | :: to respect or appreciate |
| benvoluto {adj} | :: well-liked, popular |
| benvoluto {adj} | :: loved |
| benzaldeide {f} [organic compound] | :: benzaldehyde |
| benzedrina {f} | :: benzedrine |
| benzendiolo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: benzenediol |
| benzene {m} [organic compound] /benˈd͡zɛ.ne/ | :: benzene |
| benzenico {adj} | :: benzene (attributive) |
| benzenolo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: benzenol |
| benzensolfonico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: benzenesulfonic |
| benzidinico {adj} | :: benzidinic |
| benzile {m} [organic chemistry] | :: benzyl |
| benzilico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: benzylic |
| benzina {f} | :: petrol, gasoline |
| benzinaia {f} | :: female equivalent of benzinaio |
| benzinaio {m} | :: pump attendant, petrol pump attendant |
| benzinaio {m} | :: filling station, petrol station [British], gas station [US] |
| benzoato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: benzoate |
| benzoato di sodio {m} | :: sodium benzoate |
| benzochinone {m} [organic compound] | :: benzoquinone |
| benzodiazepina {f} | :: benzodiazepine |
| benzoe {m} | :: benzoin |
| benzoico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: benzoic |
| benzoile {m} [organic chemistry] | :: benzoyl |
| benzoino {m} | :: benzoin |
| benzolo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: benzol |
| benzopirano {m} [organic compound] | :: benzopyran |
| benzopirene {m} [organic compound] | :: benzopyrene |
| benzotriazolo {m} [organic compound] | :: benzotriazole |
| beone {m} | :: boozer (heavy drinker) |
| beone {m} | :: binge drinker |
| beone {m} | :: winesop, wino |
| beota {adj} | :: Boeotian |
| beota {adj} | :: (figurative) Person with lack of discretion and slow-witted (due to the fame that the inhabitants of Boeotia had in Attica) |
| beota {mf} | :: Boeotian |
| beotico {adj} | :: Boeotian |
| Beozia {prop} | :: Boeotia |
| Beppe {prop} /ˈbɛp.pe/ | :: A diminutive of the male given name Giuseppe |
| Beppino {prop} | :: given name |
| bepridile {f} | :: bepridil |
| beqquadro {m} | :: alternative form of bequadro |
| bequadro {m} [music] /beˈkwa.dro/ | :: The natural symbol (♮) |
| Berardo {prop} /beˈrar.do/ | :: given name, alternative form of Bernardo |
| berberide {f} [botany] /berˈbɛ.ri.de/ | :: Any member of the Berberis taxonomic genus |
| berbero {adj} | :: Berber |
| berbero {m} | :: Berber (people) |
| berbero {m} [singular only] | :: Berber (language) |
| berbice {m} | :: sheep |
| berchelio {m} /berˈkɛljo/ | :: alternative form of berkelio |
| berciante {v} | :: present participle of berciare |
| berciare {vi} /berˈt͡ʃa.re/ | :: To yell or bawl |
| bere {vit} /ˈbe.re/ | :: to drink |
| Berengario {prop} | :: surname |
| Berengario {prop} | :: given name, Berengar |
| Berenice {prop} | :: given name |
| beretta {f} | :: A brand of rifle produced by the company Beretta |
| bergamasca {f} | :: female equivalent of bergamasco |
| bergamasco {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Bergamo |
| bergamasco {adj} | :: Of or relating to Bergamo or the Bergamo people |
| Bergamo {prop} /ˈbɛrɡamo/ | :: Bergamo (city/and/province) |
| bergamotta {f} | :: A type of pear, Pyrus persica |
| bergamotto {m} /ber.ɡaˈmɔt.to/ | :: bergamot |
| bergmaniano {adj} | :: Bergmanian |
| Bergoglio {prop} /berˈɡɔʎʎo/ | :: Bergoglio (village) near Alessandria |
| Bergoglio {prop} | :: surname derived from the placename |
| bergomense {adj} | :: synonym of bergamasco |
| berico {adj} | :: Of or from Vicenza |
| berico {m} | :: Native or inhabitant of Vicenza |
| berillio {m} [chemistry] /beˈril.ljo/ | :: beryllium |
| berilliosi {f} [pathology] | :: berylliosis |
| berillo {m} /be.ˈrilː.o/ | :: beryl |
| beritense {adj} | :: Berytian |
| beritense {mf} | :: Berytian |
| Berito {prop} | :: Berytus |
| berkelio {m} [chemistry] /berˈkɛljo/ | :: berkelium |
| berlic {m} | :: Variant of berlicche |
| berlicche {m} | :: The Devil |
| berlina {f} | :: sedan |
| berlina {f} | :: limousine |
| berlina {f} | :: berlin (carriage) |
| berlinese {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Berlin |
| berlinese {mf} | :: Berlinese, Berliner (native or inhabitant of Berlin) |
| berlingozzo {m} | :: Berliner (doughnut) |
| berlingueriano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Enrico Berlinguer |
| Berlino {prop} | :: Berlino (caplc) |
| Berlino {prop} | :: Berlino (state) |
| berlusco {adj} | :: doubly shady or sinister |
| Berlusconi {prop} /ber.luˈsko.ni/ | :: surname |
| Berlusconi {prop} [masculine only] | :: Silvio Berlusconi (Italian politician and businessman) |
| berlusconiana {f} | :: feminine noun of berlusconiano |
| berlusconiano {adj} | :: Berlusconian (of or pertaining to Silvio Berlusconi) |
| berlusconiano {m} [politics] | :: A supporter of the policies of Silvio Berlusconi |
| berlusconismo {m} [politics] | :: Berlusconism (Berlusconi's policies) |
| berlusconizzante {v} | :: present participle of berlusconizzare |
| berlusconizzare {vt} [politics] | :: To adopt the strategies or policies of Silvio Berlusconi to characterize something; to Berlusconize |
| berlusconizzazione {f} [politics] | :: The process of being dominated by, or characterized by Silvio Berlusconi |
| bermuda {mp} | :: Bermuda shorts |
| Bermude {prop} | :: Bermuda |
| Berna {prop} /ˈberna/ | :: Berna (capital city) |
| Berna {prop} | :: Berna (canton) |
| Bernadetta {prop} | :: given name |
| bernarda {f} [vulgar] | :: female genitalia |
| Bernarda {prop} /berˈnar.da/ | :: given name, feminine noun of Bernardo |
| Bernardi {prop} /berˈnar.di/ | :: surname |
| Bernardina {prop} /ber.narˈdi.na/ | :: given name, feminine noun of Bernardino |
| Bernardini {prop} | :: surname |
| bernardino {m} | :: Bernardine |
| Bernardino {prop} /ber.narˈdi.no/ | :: given name |
| Bernardo {prop} /berˈnar.do/ | :: given name |
| bernesco {adj} | :: burlesque |
| bernesco {adj} | :: satirical |
| bernese {adj} | :: Bernese |
| bernese {mf} | :: Bernese |
| Bernetti {prop} | :: surname |
| Bernina {prop} | :: A mountain range in the Alps |
| Bernini {prop} | :: surname |
| Bernini {prop} | :: Gian Lorenzo Bernini, Italian sculptor and artist |
| bernoccolo {m} | :: bump (pimple etc) |
| bernoccolo {m} | :: flair, bent (disposition) |
| bernoccolo {m} | :: bonk |
| bernoccoluto {adj} | :: bumpy, lumpy |
| Berrè {prop} | :: surname |
| berretta {f} | :: cap |
| berretta {f} | :: biretta |
| berrettaia {f} | :: female equivalent of berrettaio |
| berrettaio {m} | :: cap (beret) maker or seller |
| berrettificio {m} | :: cap factory |
| berrettino {m} | :: cap, beret |
| berrettino {adj} | :: light grey; ashen |
| berretto {m} | :: beanie |
| berretto {m} | :: [generically] cap |
| berretto a sonagli {m} | :: fool's cap |
| berretto da notte {m} | :: nightcap |
| berretto frigio {m} | :: Phrygian cap |
| Bersabea {prop} | :: obsolete form of Beersheba |
| bersagliante {v} | :: present participle of bersagliare |
| bersagliare {vt} /ber.saʎˈʎa.re/ | :: To bombard |
| bersagliera {f} | :: An energetic and decisive woman |
| bersagliere {m} /bersaʎˈʎɛre/ | :: rifleman, bersagliere (in some Italian regiments) |
| bersaglieresco {adj} | :: bold, resolute |
| bersaglio {m} /berˈsaʎ.ʎo/ | :: target |
| Bersani {prop} | :: surname |
| Bersani {prop} | :: Pier Luigi Bersani, Italian politician |
| Bersani {prop} | :: Samuele Bersani, Italian singer |
| bersaniano {adj} | :: Of or relating to Pier Luigi Bersani |
| bersela {v} | :: to naively believe in something unlikely; to be "taken in" |
| bersi {vr} | :: An intensive variant of bere, to drink |
| bersò {m} | :: arbour, bower |
| berta {f} | :: shearwater |
| berta {f} | :: pile driver |
| berta {f} | :: prank, hoax |
| berta minore {f} | :: Manx shearwater |
| berta minore mediterranea {f} | :: yelkouan shearwater (Puffinus yelkouan) |
| bertesca {f} | :: brattice, bretèche |
| bertinottiano {adj} | :: Bertinottian (pertaining to Italian politician Fausto Bertinotti) |
| bertinottismo {m} | :: Any of the political principles of Fausto Bertinotti |
| Berto {prop} /ˈbɛr.to/ | :: given name |
| bertola {f} /ˈbɛr.to.la/ | :: heron |
| bertola bianca {f} | :: synonym of airone bianco maggiore |
| bertola cenerina {f} | :: synonym of airone cenerino |
| bertoldo {m} | :: wily peasant |
| bertoldo {m} | :: simpleton |
| Bertoldo {prop} | :: Berthold, Bertolt |
| Bertoli {prop} | :: surname |
| Bertolucci {prop} | :: surname |
| Bertolucci {prop} | :: Bernardo Bertolucci, Italian film director |
| bertone {m} [nautical] | :: A large, three-masted, square-rigged ship used in the Mediterranean in the 16th and 17th centuries |
| Bertoni {prop} | :: surname |
| bertuccia {f} /berˈtut.t͡ʃa/ | :: Barbary ape (Macaca sylvanus) |
| bertuccia {f} | :: An ugly and unpleasant woman |
| beruzzo {m} | :: A meal, taken in the fields, by agricultural workers |
| berzaglio {m} | :: obsolete form of bersaglio |
| besciamella {f} /be.ʃaˈmɛl.la/ | :: béchamel sauce |
| Bessarione {prop} | :: given name |
| besseliano {adj} | :: Besselian |
| bessera {f} /besˈsɛ.ra/ | :: coral drops (Bessera elegans) |
| besso {adj} | :: foolish |
| bestemmia {f} /besˈtem.mja/ | :: curse |
| bestemmia {f} | :: blasphemy |
| bestemmiante {v} | :: present participle of bestemmiare |
| bestemmiare {v} /bes.temˈmja.re/ | :: to blaspheme, specifically: |
| bestemmiare {vt} | :: To speak of, or address, with impious irreverence; to revile impiously (anything sacred) |
| bestemmiare {vi} | :: To commit blasphemy |
| bestemmiare {vt} [by extension] | :: To curse |
| bestemmiare {vi} [by extension] | :: To curse, swear |
| bestemmiare {vt} [figurative] | :: To calumniate, revile |
| bestemmiatore {m} | :: swearer |
| bestemmiatore {m} | :: blasphemer |
| bestemmiatrice {f} | :: feminine noun of bestemmiatore |
| bestemmiona {f} [rare] /bes.temˈmjo.na/ | :: feminine noun of bestemmione: a heavy blasphemer [female] |
| bestemmiona {f} [colloquial] | :: synonym of bestemmione |
| bestemmione {m} [rare] /bes.temˈmjo.ne/ | :: A heavy blasphemer [male] |
| bestemmione {m} [colloquial] | :: A great blasphemy |
| bestia {f} /ˈbestja/ | :: beast |
| bestiaccia {f} | :: evil, nasty or ugly beast |
| bestiaccia {f} | :: wicked person |
| bestiaccia {f} | :: tough person |
| bestia da soma {f} | :: beast of burden, pack animal |
| bestia da tiro {f} | :: draught animal, draft animal |
| bestiale {adj} | :: animal (attributive) |
| bestiale {adj} | :: beastly |
| bestiale {adj} | :: bestial |
| bestialità {f} | :: brutishness, bestiality, brutality |
| bestialità {f} | :: nonsense |
| bestialitade {f} | :: medieval spelling of bestialità |
| bestialmente {adv} | :: bestially, brutally, cruelly |
| bestiame {m} | :: cattle and sheep etc. considered as an agricultural commodity |
| bestiame {m} | :: stock, livestock |
| bestiario {m} | :: bestiary |
| bestiola {f} | :: Little animal or beast, creature |
| bestiolina {f} | :: A little animal |
| bestione {m} | :: beast (brutal person) |
| bestiuola {f} | :: alternative spelling of bestiola |
| best seller {m} | :: bestseller |
| bet {f} /bɛt/ | :: beth |
| bet {f} | :: The name of the Phoenician-script letter 𐤁 |
| bet {f} | :: The name of the Hebrew script letter ב |
| beta {f} /ˈbɛ.ta/ | :: The name of the Greek script letter Β/β; beta |
| beta {f} [computing] | :: beta (software version) |
| beta {f} | :: alternative form of bieta; beet |
| betabloccante {adj} | :: beta blocking |
| betabloccante {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: beta blocker |
| betacismo {m} [linguistics] /be.taˈt͡ʃis.mo/ | :: betacism |
| betamimetico {adj} | :: betamimetic |
| betamimetico {m} [pharmacology] | :: betamimetic |
| betatrone {m} [physics] | :: betatron |
| betel {n} | :: betel leaf, Piper betle |
| Betelgeuse {prop} | :: Betelgeuse |
| betlemita {adj} /be.tleˈmi.ta/ | :: Bethlehemi, of or pertaining to the city of Bethlehem |
| betlemita {mf} | :: Bethlehemi, an inhabitant of Bethlehem |
| Betlemme {prop} /beˈtlɛm.me/ | :: Betlemme (city) |
| beton {m} | :: concrete |
| betonaggio {m} | :: concrete mixing, laying or pouring |
| betonica {f} | :: betony, woundwort (Stachys officinalis) |
| betoniera {f} | :: cement mixer, concrete mixer |
| betonista {m} | :: concrete-mixer operator |
| Betsabea {prop} | :: Bathsheba (biblical figure) |
| Betta {prop} | :: given name, diminutive of Elisabetta |
| Bettin {prop} | :: surname |
| Bettina {prop} | :: given name |
| Bettino {prop} | :: given name: diminutive of Benedetto |
| bettola {f} /ˈbet.to.la/ | :: tavern |
| bettola {f} | :: dive, joint (seedy bar) |
| bettoliere {m} | :: innkeeper, publican |
| bettolina {f} | :: barge (for cargo) |
| Bettona {prop} | :: Bettona (town) |
| bettonese {adj} | :: Of, or from, Bettona |
| bettonese {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Bettona |
| Bettoni {prop} | :: surname |
| bettonica {f} | :: betony, woundwort (variant of betonica) |
| betulla {f} | :: birch |
| beuta {f} [chemistry] | :: Erlenmeyer flask, conical flask |
| bevace {adj} | :: bibulous (literary usage) |
| bevacità {f} | :: bibulousness |
| Bevagna {prop} | :: Bevagna (town) |
| bevanate {adj} | :: Of, or from, Bevagna |
| bevanate {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Bevagna |
| bevanda {f} | :: beverage, drink |
| bevanda alcolica {f} | :: alcoholic beverage |
| bevatrone {m} [physics] | :: bevatron |
| beventesi {v} | :: present participle of bersi |
| beveraggio {m} | :: bran mash (animal feed) |
| beveraggio {m} | :: potion (magic) |
| beveratoio {m} | :: alternative form of abbeveratoio |
| beverino {m} | :: drinking-trough (for a bird) |
| beverone {m} | :: mash, swill (for animals) |
| bevibile {adj} | :: drinkable |
| bevicchiare {vt} /be.vikˈkja.re/ | :: To drink little by little with reluctance |
| bevicchiare {vi} [ironic] | :: To drink often or excessively |
| Bevilacqua {prop} | :: Bevilacqua (small town) |
| Bevilacqua {prop} | :: surname |
| bevimento {m} [obsolete] | :: drinking |
| bevitore {m} | :: drinker, binge drinker |
| bevitrice {f} | :: female equivalent of bevitore |
| bevizione {f} [obsolete] | :: drinking |
| bevone {m} | :: alternative form of beone |
| bevuta {f} | :: Heavy drinking |
| bevuta {f} | :: A drunken party |
| bevutosi {v} | :: past participle of bersi |
| bezoar {m} | :: bezoar |
| bezzo {m} | :: An old silver Venetian coin worth half a soldo |
| bezzo {m} [in the plural] | :: money |
| Bhutan {prop} | :: Bhutan (country) |
| bhutanese {adj} | :: Bhutanese |
| bhutanese {mf} | :: Bhutanese |
| bi- {prefix} | :: bi- |
| bi- {prefix} | :: di- |
| bi {f} /bi/ | :: letter: b; bee |
| biacca {f} [usually uncountable] /ˈbjak.ka/ | :: white lead, ceruse |
| biacco {m} | :: rat snake, chicken snake (of genus Elaphe) |
| biacco {m} | :: racer (snake of the genus Coluber) |
| biada {f} | :: fodder (food for horses and other animals) |
| biadante {v} | :: present participle of biadare |
| biadare {vt} | :: To fodder (animals) |
| biadesivo {adj} | :: double-sided (adhesive tape) |
| Biagi {prop} | :: surname |
| Biagio {prop} | :: given name |
| Biagiotti {prop} | :: surname |
| Biagiotti {prop} | :: Laura Biagiotti, Italian designer |
| bialbero {adj} | :: twin-cam |
| bianca {f} | :: feminine noun of bianco; white woman |
| bianca {f} [snooker] | :: cue ball (more fully bilia bianca) |
| Bianca {prop} /ˈbjan.ka/ | :: given name |
| Biancaneve {prop} | :: Snow White |
| biancastro {adj} /bjanˈkas.tro/ | :: whitish |
| biancazzurro {adj} | :: white and pale blue |
| biancheggiamento {m} | :: whitening |
| biancheggiamento {m} | :: bleaching |
| biancheggiante {v} /bjan.kedˈd͡ʒan.te/ | :: present participle of biancheggiare |
| biancheggiante {adj} | :: whitish |
| biancheggiare {vi} | :: to be white |
| biancheggiare {vi} | :: to turn white |
| bianchente {v} | :: present participle of bianchire |
| biancheria {f} | :: underwear, undergarments, lingerie |
| biancheria {f} | :: linen, sheets |
| biancheria da letto {f} | :: bedlinen, bedclothes |
| biancheria intima {f} | :: underwear, sleepwear |
| biancheria intima {f} | :: intimates |
| bianchettante {v} | :: present participle of bianchettare |
| bianchettare {vt} | :: To correct using correction fluid |
| bianchetto {adj} | :: diminutive of bianco |
| bianchetto {m} | :: ceruse or similar whitening agent or makeup |
| bianchetto {m} | :: correction fluid |
| bianchetto {m} | :: (not usual) singular of bianchetti |
| bianchezza {f} | :: whiteness |
| Bianchi {prop} | :: Bianchi (small town) |
| Bianchi {prop} | :: surname |
| bianchiccio {adj} /bjanˈkit.t͡ʃo/ | :: whitish, off-white |
| Bianchini {prop} | :: surname |
| bianchino {m} | :: glass of white wine |
| bianchire {vt} | :: to whiten |
| bianchissimo {adj} | :: superlative of bianco |
| biancicante {v} /bjan.t͡ʃiˈkan.te/ | :: present participle of biancicare |
| biancicante {adj} [literary] | :: whitish |
| biancicare {vi} [literary] /bjan.t͡ʃiˈka.re/ | :: To be white; to be whitish |
| bianco {adj} /ˈbjaŋko/ | :: white (bright and colourless) |
| bianco {m} | :: white (the color of snow or milk) |
| bianco {m} | :: blank |
| bianco {m} | :: linen |
| bianco {m} | :: white man, white person |
| Bianco {prop} | :: given name especially popular in Tuscany |
| biancoblu {adj} | :: white and blue |
| biancoceleste {adj} | :: white and sky-blue |
| biancoceleste {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the S.S. Lazio, the Italian football team based in Rome |
| biancoceleste {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to any other sporting team wearing a white and sky-blue shirt |
| biancoceleste {mf} | :: A S.S. Lazio player or supporter |
| biancoceleste {mf} | :: A player or supporter of any sporting club wearing a white and sky-blue shirt |
| bianco dell'uovo {m} | :: egg white |
| bianco d'uovo {m} | :: egg white |
| biancomangiare {m} | :: blancmange |
| biancone {m} | :: short-toed eagle or harrier eagle |
| biancone {m} | :: Any species within the subfamily Circaetinae (snake eagle) |
| biancone {m} | :: Circaetus gallicus (short-toed snake eagle) |
| bianconero {adj} | :: black and white |
| bianconero {adj} | :: Pertaining to the Juventus football club of Turin |
| bianconero {adj} | :: Pertaining to Partizan football club of Belgrade, Serbia |
| bianconero {adj} | :: Pertaining to any other sporting team wearing a black and white shirt |
| bianconiglio {m} [usually, in fairy tales] /bjaŋ.koˈniʎ.ʎo/ | :: white rabbit |
| biancore {m} | :: whiteness |
| biancorosso {adj} | :: white and red |
| biancoscudato {m} | :: A footballer who is a member of Calcio Padova |
| biancosegno {m} | :: A signed, blank document |
| biancoso {adj} [literary, archaic] /bjanˈko.zo/ | :: white |
| biancoso {adj} [literary, archaic] | :: whitish |
| biancospino {m} | :: hawthorn (Crataegus laevigata, syn. Crataegus oxycantha) |
| biancoverde {adj} | :: white and green |
| biancovestito {adj} | :: dressed in white |
| Bianore {prop} [Greek mythology] | :: Bianor, another name of Ocnus |
| Bianore {prop} | :: given name |
| Biasca {prop} | :: Biasca (small town) |
| biascia {f} /ˈbjaʃ.ʃa/ | :: drool |
| biasciare {vt} /bjaʃˈʃa.re/ | :: alternative form of biascicare |
| biascicamento {m} | :: chewing, chomping |
| biascicamento {m} | :: mumbling, muttering |
| biascicante {v} | :: present participle of biascicare |
| biascicare {vt} /bjaʃ.ʃiˈka.re/ | :: to eat slowly and loudly |
| biascicare {vt} | :: to mumble |
| biascicare {vt} | :: to say indistinctly; to slur |
| biasimabile {adj} | :: blameworthy, contemptible |
| biasimante {v} | :: present participle of biasimare |
| biasimantesi {v} | :: present participle of biasimarsi |
| biasimare {vt} | :: to blame |
| biasimarsi {v} | :: reflexive of biasimare |
| biasimarsi {v} | :: to blame oneself |
| biasimatosi {v} | :: past participle of biasimarsi |
| biasimevole {adj} | :: blameworthy |
| biasimevolmente {adv} | :: blameworthily |
| biasimo {m} | :: blame |
| biasimo {m} | :: fault |
| biasmante {v} | :: present participle of biasmare |
| biasmare {v} | :: alternative form of biasimare |
| biassiale {adj} | :: biaxial |
| biathlon {m} | :: biathlon |
| biatleta {mf} | :: biathlete |
| biatomico {adj} [chemistry, physics] | :: diatomic |
| biauricolare {adj} | :: binaural |
| biavo {adj} | :: sky blue |
| bibace {adj} [literary] | :: bibulous |
| bibagno {adj} | :: Having two bathrooms |
| bibasico {adj} [chemistry] | :: dibasic |
| bibbia {f} /ˈbib.bja/ | :: alternative case form of Bibbia |
| bibbia {f} | :: bible (exemplar of the Bible) |
| bibbia {f} [header] | :: Figurative meanings: |
| bibbia {f} | :: A literary work or author of fundamental importance |
| bibbia {f} | :: dogma (authoritative principle) |
| bibbia {f} [uncommon] | :: A verbose text or speech |
| Bibbia {prop} | :: Bible |
| biberon {m} | :: feeding bottle, bottle, baby feeder |
| Bibione {prop} | :: Bibione (small coastal resort) |
| bibionese {adj} | :: Of or from Bibione |
| bibita {f} /ˈbi.bi.ta/ | :: soft drink, non-alcoholic drink |
| biblicamente {adv} | :: biblically |
| biblico {adj} | :: biblical |
| biblio- {prefix} | :: biblio- |
| bibliobus {m} | :: mobile library |
| bibliofagia {f} | :: bibliophagy |
| bibliofago {m} | :: bookworm (all senses) |
| bibliofilia {f} | :: bibliophilia |
| bibliofilo {m} | :: bibliophile |
| bibliografia {f} | :: bibliography |
| bibliograficamente {adv} | :: bibliographically |
| bibliografico {adj} | :: bibliographic |
| bibliografo {m} | :: bibliographer |
| biblioiatrica {f} | :: book restoration and conservation |
| bibliolatria {f} | :: bibliolatry |
| bibliologia {f} | :: bibliology |
| bibliologo {m} {m} | :: bibliologist |
| bibliomane {mf} | :: bibliomaniac |
| bibliomania {f} | :: bibliomania |
| bibliomanzia {f} | :: bibliomancy |
| bibliometrica {f} | :: bibliometrics |
| bibliometrico {adj} | :: bibliometric |
| bibliopola {mf} /bib.ljoˈpɔ.la/ | :: bookseller |
| biblioteca {f} | :: library |
| biblioteca {f} | :: bookcase |
| bibliotecaria {f} | :: female equivalent of bibliotecario |
| bibliotecario {m} | :: librarian |
| biblioteconomia {f} | :: librarianship, library science |
| biblioteconomista {mf} | :: librarian (student of librarianship) |
| biblista {mf} | :: biblist (a Biblical scholar) |
| bibulo {adj} | :: absorbent |
| bibulo {adj} | :: bibulous (fond of drinking) |
| bica {f} | :: haystack (or pile of sheaves) |
| bicamerale {adj} | :: bicameral (two-chamber) |
| bicameralismo {m} | :: bicameralism |
| bicamere {adj} | :: two-room (attributive) |
| bicarbonato {m} | :: bicarbonate |
| bicarbonato di sodio {m} [inorganic compound] | :: sodium bicarbonate |
| bicchier {m} | :: apocopic form of bicchiere |
| bicchierata {f} /bik.kjeˈra.ta/ | :: glass, glassful |
| bicchierata {f} | :: drink |
| bicchiere {m} /bikˈkjɛ.re/ | :: glass (drinking vessel), cup, tumbler (glass without stem) |
| bicchiere {m} | :: glass (quantity) |
| bicchiere {m} [chemistry] | :: beaker (laboratory vessel) |
| bicchierino {m} | :: diminutive of bicchiere; small glass (of liquid) |
| bicefalo {adj} | :: two-headed, bicephalous |
| bicentenario {m} | :: bicentenary |
| bicentennale {adj} | :: bicentennial, bicentenary |
| bichini {m} | :: alternative spelling of bikini |
| bici {f} /ˈbitʃi/ | :: clipping of bicicletta; bike, pushbike |
| bicicletta {f} /bit͡ʃiˈkletːa/ | :: bicycle |
| biciclettare {v} [neologism] | :: to bicycle |
| biciclettata {f} /bi.t͡ʃi.kleˈtːa.ta/ | :: bicycle ride |
| biciclo {m} | :: velocipede, penny-farthing (or any old-fashioned bicycle) |
| bicilindrico {adj} | :: two-cylinder (attributive) |
| bicipite {adj} /biˈt͡ʃi.pi.te/ | :: two-headed |
| bicipite {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: biceps |
| bicloruro {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: bichloride |
| bicocca {f} /biˈkɔk.ka/ | :: fort |
| bicocca {f} | :: hovel |
| bicocca {f} | :: shack |
| bicolano {adj} | :: Bicol / Bikol (attributive) |
| bicolano {m} | :: Bicolano (language) |
| bicolore {adj} | :: bicolour, two-tone |
| biconcavo {adj} | :: biconcave |
| bicondizionale {adj} [mathematics] | :: biconditional |
| biconico {adj} | :: biconical |
| biconsonantico {adj} | :: biconsonantal |
| biconvesso {adj} | :: biconvex |
| bicordo {m} [music] | :: A bichord |
| bicorne {adj} | :: two-horned |
| bicorno {m} | :: A two-peaked hat, once worn by the Carabinieri |
| bicorno {m} [mathematics] | :: bicorn |
| bicornuto {adj} | :: two-horned |
| bicromatico {adj} | :: dichromatic |
| bicromato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: bichromate |
| bicromato {adj} [photography] | :: bichromate (attributive) |
| bicromia {f} | :: Variant of dicromia |
| biculturale {adj} | :: bicultural |
| biculturalismo {m} | :: biculturalism |
| bicupola {f} [mathematics] | :: bicupola |
| bicuspidale {adj} | :: bicuspid |
| bicuspide {adj} | :: bicuspid |
| bidè {m} | :: bidet |
| bidella {f} | :: female equivalent of bidello |
| bidello {m} /biˈdɛl.lo/ | :: caretaker, janitor |
| bidente {m} | :: pitchfork |
| Bidente {prop} | :: Bidente (river) |
| bideriva {adj} [of an aircraft's tailplane] | :: twin-tail (having two vertical fins) |
| bidimensionale {adj} | :: two-dimensional |
| bidimensionalità {f} | :: bidimensionality, two-dimensionality |
| bidirezionale {adj} | :: bidirectional |
| bidonante {v} | :: present participle of bidonare |
| bidonare {vt} | :: to let down, leave in the lurch |
| bidonare {vt} | :: to swindle, cheat |
| bidonata {f} | :: swindle |
| bidone {m} | :: drum (container) |
| bidone dei rifiuti {m} | :: trash can, rubbish bin |
| bidone dell'immondizia {n} | :: garbage can |
| bidone dell'immondizia {n} | :: A receptacle, usually roughly cylindrical and wider at the top than at the bottom, which serves as a place to discard waste materials |
| bidonista {mf} | :: swindler, cheat |
| bidonvia {f} | :: cablecar |
| bidonville {f} /bi.donˈvil/ | :: shantytown, slum |
| biecamente {adv} | :: sullenly |
| biecamente {adv} | :: askance |
| biechissimo {adj} | :: superlative of bieco |
| bieco {adj} | :: sinister, sullen, baleful |
| biella {f} /ˈbjɛlla/ | :: connecting rod |
| Biella {prop} | :: Biella (city/and/province) |
| biellese {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Biella |
| biellese {mf} | :: Native or inhabitant of Biella |
| bielletta {f} | :: rod, billet |
| bielorussa {f} | :: feminine noun of bielorusso |
| Bielorussia {prop} | :: Bielorussia (country) |
| bielorusso {adj} | :: Belarusian |
| bielorusso {m} | :: Belarusian |
| bielorusso {m} | :: the Belarusian language |
| bieltate {f} /bjelˈta.te/ | :: obsolete form of beltà |
| Bienna {prop} | :: obsolete form of Bienne |
| biennale {adj} | :: biennial (every two years) |
| biennale {f} | :: A celebration or exhibition held every two years |
| biennalista {mf} | :: a student studying a two-year course |
| biennalizzante {v} | :: present participle of biennalizzare |
| biennalizzare {vt} | :: to study a two-year course (or to take an exam in the second year) |
| biennalmente {adv} | :: biennially (every two years) |
| bienne {adj} [literary] /biˈɛn.ne/ | :: two-year-old |
| bienne {adj} [botany] | :: biennial |
| biennio {m} /ˈbjɛn.njo/ | :: A period of two years |
| bierre {mf} | :: A member of the Brigate Rosse |
| bieta {f} /ˈbjɛ.ta/ | :: synonym of bietola |
| bieticolo {adj} | :: beet-farming (especially sugar-beet) (attributive) |
| bieticoltore {m} | :: beet farmer |
| bieticoltura {f} | :: beet farming |
| bietola {f} /ˈbjɛ.to.la/ | :: Beta vulgaris; beet |
| bietolone {m} | :: orach (of genus Atriplex) |
| bietolone {m} | :: simpleton, fool |
| bietta {f} /ˈbjet.ta/ | :: spline |
| bietta {f} | :: wedge |
| bifacciale {adj} | :: bifacial |
| bifamiliare {adj} | :: semi-detached (houses) |
| bifamiliare {f} | :: Such a house |
| bifamiliare {f} | :: duplex |
| bifase {adj} | :: two-phase (attributive) |
| bifasico {adj} | :: biphasic |
| bifenile {m} [organic compound] | :: biphenyl |
| Biferno {prop} | :: Biferno (river) |
| biffa {f} | :: A telltale (device for indicating cracks in a wall) |
| bifido {adj} | :: bifurcated |
| bifilare {adj} | :: two-wire (electrical cabling etc) |
| bifocale {adj} | :: bifocal |
| bifolca {f} | :: female equivalent of bifolco |
| bifolcheria {f} /bi.fol.keˈria̯/ | :: rude or impolite act |
| bifolco {m} /biˈfol.ko/ | :: bumpkin, yokel |
| bifora {f} /ˈbi.fo.ra/ | :: mullioned window |
| biforcamento {m} | :: bifurcation |
| biforcante {v} | :: present participle of biforcare |
| biforcantesi {v} | :: present participle of biforcarsi |
| biforcare {vt} | :: to divide something into two branches; to bifurcate |
| biforcare {v} | :: to fork |
| biforcarsi {v} | :: reflexive of biforcare |
| biforcarsi {vr} | :: to divide into two branches |
| biforcarsi {vr} | :: to fork |
| biforcarsi {vr} | :: to branch |
| biforcatosi {v} | :: past participle of biforcarsi |
| biforcatura {f} | :: bifurcation, fork, forking, branch |
| biforcazione {f} | :: bifurcation, fork, forking, branch, prong, crotch |
| biforcuto {adj} | :: forked |
| bifosfonato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: bisphosphonate |
| bifronte {adj} | :: bifront, two-faced (all senses) |
| bifunzionale {adj} | :: bifunctional |
| big {m} | :: star (entertainment) |
| big {m} | :: big shot, big noise |
| biga {f} [historical] | :: chariot (two-wheeled) |
| biga {f} [baking] | :: pre-ferment sponge, similar to poolish (bread starter) |
| bigama {f} | :: female equivalent of bigamo |
| bigamia {f} | :: bigamy |
| bigamo {adj} | :: bigamous |
| bigamo {m} | :: bigamist |
| bigattiera {f} | :: silkworm nursery |
| bigattiere {m} | :: silkworm breeder |
| bigatto {m} | :: silkworm |
| bigeminismo {m} | :: bigeminy |
| bigemino {adj} | :: bigeminal |
| bigemino {adj} | :: twin |
| bigettivo {adj} | :: alternative form of biiettivo |
| bigezione {f} | :: Variant of biiezione |
| bighellante {v} | :: present participle of bighellare |
| bighellare {vi} | :: to wander or saunter aimlessly |
| bighellare {vi} | :: to loiter, loaf, bum around idle, laze, lounge |
| bighellonante {v} | :: present participle of bighellonare |
| bighellonare {vi} | :: to loaf around |
| bighellonare {vi} | :: to dawdle |
| bighellone {mf} | :: loafer, loiterer |
| bigia {f} | :: warbler |
| bigia grossa {f} | :: Orphean warbler |
| bigiante {v} | :: present participle of bigiare |
| bigia padovana {f} | :: barred warbler |
| bigiare {vt} [regional, northern Italian] | :: to play truant, play hookey |
| bigiarella {f} | :: lesser whitethroat |
| bigio {adj} /ˈbi.dʒo/ | :: ash gray |
| bigio {adj} | :: dun |
| bigiotteria {f} | :: costume jewelry |
| bigiotteria {f} | :: costume jeweler's; costume jewelry store |
| bigiotto {m} | :: alternative form of bigiotteria |
| biglia {f} | :: alternative form of bilia |
| bigliardino {m} | :: alternative form of biliardino |
| bigliardo {m} | :: Variant of biliardo |
| bigliettaia {f} | :: female equivalent of bigliettaio |
| bigliettaio {m} | :: ticket inspector |
| bigliettaio {m} | :: clerk in a ticket office |
| bigliettazione {f} | :: ticketing |
| biglietteria {f} | :: ticket office |
| biglietteria {f} | :: booking office |
| biglietteria {f} | :: box office |
| bigliettino {m} | :: card (birthday, Christmas etc) |
| biglietto {m} /biʎˈʎet.to/ | :: ticket |
| biglietto {m} | :: card |
| biglietto {m} | :: note, slip |
| biglietto {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: billet |
| biglietto {m} | :: note, banknote, bill |
| biglietto d'auguri {m} | :: greeting card |
| biglietto da visita {m} | :: business card |
| biglietto da visita {m} [figuratively] | :: speciality, forte, asset |
| biglietto di auguri {m} | :: Variant of biglietto d'auguri |
| bigliettone {m} | :: A high-value banknote |
| biglione {m} | :: alternative form of bilione |
| bigloboso {adj} | :: having the shape of two globes or globules |
| bigloboso {adj} | :: synonym of didimo |
| Big Mac {m} | :: Big Mac |
| bignami {m} | :: student study guide; book summary |
| bignami {m} [by extension] | :: summary |
| Bignami {prop} | :: surname |
| bignamino {m} | :: handbook, manual, vademecum |
| Bignardi {prop} | :: surname |
| bignè {m} /biɲˈɲɛ/ | :: beignet, fritter |
| bignè {m} | :: puff (pastry) |
| bignè {m} | :: cream puff |
| bigodino {m} | :: curler, roller (in the hair) |
| bigofono {m} [musical instruments] | :: bigophone |
| bigolaro {m} | :: a device through which bigoli are extruded |
| bigoli {m} | :: bigoli |
| bigoncia {f} | :: A wooden tub for collecting, then pressing grapes |
| bigoncio {m} | :: tub |
| bigoressia {f} [pathology] | :: bigorexia |
| bigottamente {adv} | :: bigotedly |
| bigotteria {f} | :: Excessive devoutness |
| bigotteria {f} | :: bigotry |
| bigottismo {m} | :: bigotry |
| bigotto {adj} /biˈɡɔt.to/ | :: Over-devout; bigoted |
| bigotto {m} | :: bigot (religious) |
| bigudino {m} | :: alternative form of bigodino |
| biidrato {m} [chemistry] | :: dihydrate |
| biiettivo {adj} [mathematics] | :: bijective |
| biiezione {f} [mathematics] | :: bijection |
| bijouteria {f} | :: synonym of gioielliere |
| bike {f} | :: motorbike, motorcycle |
| biker {mf} [cycling] | :: mountain biker |
| biker {mf} | :: biker (motorcyclist) |
| bikini {m} | :: bikini |
| Bila {prop} [Biblical character] | :: Bilhah |
| bilabiale {adj} [phonetics] /bi.laˈbja.le/ | :: bilabial (articulated with both lips) |
| bilabiale {f} [phonetics] | :: A bilabial speech sound |
| bilabiato {adj} [botany] | :: bilabiate |
| bilama {adj} | :: double-bladed (knife) |
| bilaminare {adj} | :: bilaminar |
| bilaminato {adj} | :: laminated on both sides |
| bilancia {f} | :: balance, scales, scale (device for weighing) |
| bilancia {f} [economics] | :: balance (see also bilancio) |
| Bilancia {prop} [zodiac constellations, astrology, astronomy] /biˈlantʃa/ | :: Libra (constellation) |
| Bilancia {prop} [astrology] | :: Libra (star sign) |
| bilancia commerciale {f} [economics] | :: balance of trade |
| bilancia dei pagamenti {f} [economics] | :: balance of payments |
| bilanciamento {m} | :: balance, balancing |
| bilanciamento {m} | :: equilibrium |
| bilanciamento {m} | :: trim (of a ship etc) |
| bilanciante {v} | :: present participle of bilanciare |
| bilanciantesi {v} | :: present participle of bilanciarsi |
| bilanciare {vt} | :: to balance |
| bilanciarsi {v} | :: reflexive of bilanciare |
| bilanciarsi {vr} | :: to balance, balance out |
| bilanciatamente {adv} | :: in a balanced manner |
| bilanciatamente {adv} | :: in equilibrium |
| bilanciato {adj} | :: balanced |
| bilanciatosi {v} | :: past participle of bilanciarsi |
| bilanciere {m} | :: balance wheel (in a watch) |
| bilanciere {m} | :: compensator (in a machine) |
| bilanciere {m} | :: barbell |
| bilancio {m} | :: balance (list of credits and debits), balance sheet, budget |
| bilancio {m} | :: assessment, result, outcome |
| bilancio {m} | :: toll |
| bilancio delle vittime {m} | :: death toll |
| bilandro {m} [watercraft, historical] | :: alternative form of balandra |
| bilaterale {adj} | :: bilateral |
| bilateralismo {m} | :: bilateralism |
| bilateralità {f} | :: The quality or state of being bilateral |
| bilateralmente {adv} | :: bilaterally |
| bilatero {adj} | :: bilateral |
| bile {f} [physiology] /ˈbile/ | :: bile |
| bile {f} | :: anger |
| bilharziosi {f} [medicine] | :: bilharzia, schistosomiasis |
| bilia {f} [billiards, snooker] | :: billiard/snooker ball |
| bilia {f} | :: marble (small glass sphere) |
| bilia {f} | :: glass ball |
| bilia bianca {f} [snooker] | :: cue ball (white ball) |
| biliardaia {f} /bi.ljarˈda.ja/ | :: feminine noun of biliardaio |
| biliardaio {m} /bi.ljarˈda.jo/ | :: A pool table maker |
| biliardaio {m} | :: A pool table seller |
| biliardino {m} | :: Small billiard table or snooker table |
| biliardino {m} | :: pinball |
| biliardo {m} [games, sports] | :: billiards, pool |
| biliardo {num} [number] | :: a thousand trillion (thousand million million) |
| biliare {adj} | :: biliary, bilious |
| bilico {m} | :: balance, equilibrium |
| bilineare {adj} | :: bilinear |
| bilingue {adj} | :: bilingual |
| bilinguismo {m} | :: bilingualism |
| bilinguità {f} | :: bilinguality |
| bilione {num} | :: billion |
| bilionesimo {adj} | :: billionth (UK), trillionth (US) |
| biliosamente {adv} | :: irascibly, biliously |
| bilioso {adj} | :: bilious |
| bilirubina {f} [physiology] | :: bilirubin |
| bilirubinemia {f} [medicine] | :: bilirubinemia |
| biliverdina {f} [biochemistry] | :: biliverdin |
| billetta {f} | :: billet (metal) |
| bilobato {adj} [botany] | :: bilobate |
| bilocale {m} | :: two-room apartment |
| bilocazione {f} | :: bilocation |
| biltà {f} /bilˈta/ | :: obsolete form of beltà |
| biltade {f} /bilˈta.de/ | :: obsolete form of beltà |
| biltate {f} /bilˈta.te/ | :: obsolete form of beltà |
| bilux {mp} [Switzerland] | :: flashing, blinking, winking |
| biluxante {v} | :: present participle of biluxare |
| biluxare {vi} [Switzerland] | :: to wink, blink or flash |
| bimane {adj} [tennis] | :: two-handed (holding the racket with both hands) |
| bimano {adj} | :: bimanous, two-handed |
| bimba {f} | :: child; baby (female) |
| bimbaminkia {f} [neologism, colloquial, pejorative Internet slang, vulgar] /ˌbim.baˈmiŋ.kja/ | :: A preteen or teenager, specifically one regarded as stupid, immature and annoying |
| bimbetta {f} | :: female equivalent of bimbetto |
| bimbetto {m} | :: toddler |
| bimbo {m} | :: child, baby (male) |
| bimbominkia {m} [neologism, colloquial, pejorative Internet slang, vulgar] /ˌbim.boˈmiŋ.kja/ | :: A preteen or teenager, specifically one regarded as stupid, immature and annoying |
| bimembre {adj} | :: two-limbed |
| bimensile {adj} | :: fortnightly, twice-monthly |
| bimensilmente {adv} | :: fortnightly |
| bimestrale {adj} | :: bimonthly (every two months) |
| bimestrale {adj} | :: two-month (attributive), bimestrial |
| bimestralità {f} | :: Property of being bimonthly |
| bimestralità {f} | :: Property of being bimestrial |
| bimestre {m} | :: two months |
| bimetallico {adj} | :: bimetallic |
| bimetallico {adj} | :: bimetal (attributive) |
| bimetallismo {m} | :: bimetallism |
| bimetallo {m} | :: bimetal |
| bimillenario {adj} | :: bimillennial |
| bimolecolare {adj} [chemistry, physics] | :: bimolecular |
| bimotore {adj} | :: twin-engined |
| bimotore {m} | :: A twin-engined vehicle (especially an aircraft) |
| bin- {prefix} | :: alternative form of bi- [sometimes used before a vowel] |
| Binaghi {prop} | :: surname |
| binante {v} | :: present participle of binare |
| binare {vt} | :: to repeat (do something twice) |
| binare {vt} | :: to double |
| binario {adj} | :: binary |
| binario {m} [railway] | :: line, track, platform |
| binario {m} | :: rail, railway, railroad |
| binarismo {m} [linguistics] | :: binarism |
| binato {adj} /biˈna.to/ | :: paired, matched |
| binato {adj} | :: Made up of two distinct elements |
| binato {adj} [obsolete] | :: twin |
| binatoio {m} | :: doubler (textile machine) |
| binatrice {f} | :: plying or twisting machine (for yarn) |
| binatura {f} | :: plying or twisting (of threads of yarn prior to spinning) |
| binaurale {adj} | :: binaural (involving both ears) |
| binazionale {adj} | :: binational |
| binazione {f} | :: doubling |
| binda {f} | :: jack (tool) |
| bindella {f} | :: A steel rib that holds the two barrels of a hunting rifle together and forms a line of sight |
| bindello {m} | :: A tape or ribbon used to hermetically seal food packaging |
| bindello {m} | :: An embossed tape, that accompanies material being shipped, that records its weight |
| binder {m} | :: a mixture of bitumen and gravel etc. used in roadbuilding |
| bindolante {v} | :: present participle of bindolare |
| bindolare {vt} | :: To trick or take in |
| bindoleria {f} | :: cheat, fraud, swindle |
| bindolo {m} | :: water wheel |
| bindolo {m} | :: winder |
| bindolo {m} [figurative] | :: trick, chicanery |
| bingo {m} | :: bingo (game) |
| bingo {interj} | :: bingo! |
| bino {adj} /ˈbi.no/ | :: double |
| binoccolo {m} | :: alternative form of binocolo |
| binocolo {m} | :: binoculars |
| binocolo {m} | :: opera glasses |
| binocolo {m} | :: spyglass |
| binoculare {adj} | :: binocular |
| binomiale {adj} [maths] | :: binomial |
| binomio {adj} [maths] /biˈnɔm.jo/ | :: binomial |
| binomio {m} [maths, algebra] | :: binomial |
| binomio {m} | :: duo |
| binormale {m} [maths] | :: binormal |
| binubo {m} | :: a person who has been married twice |
| binucleato {adj} | :: binuclear |
| -bio {suffix} | :: organism |
| bio- {prefix} | :: bio- (life) |
| bioaccumulo {m} | :: bioaccumulation |
| bioacustica {f} [biology, physics] | :: bioacoustics |
| bioacustico {adj} [biology, physics] | :: bioacoustic |
| bioagricoltore {m} | :: ecological farmer |
| bioagricoltura {f} | :: bioagriculture (ecological agriculture) |
| bioalimento {m} | :: organic food |
| bioarchitettura {f} [architecture] | :: bioarchitecture (ecological architecture) |
| bioastronautica {f} [medicine] | :: bioastronautics (study of medical and physiological problems of space flight) |
| bioastronautico {adj} | :: bioastronautical |
| bioattivazione {f} | :: bioactivation |
| bioattivo {adj} | :: bioactive |
| biobibliografia {f} | :: biobibliography / bio-bibliography (biographical and bibliographical data of a person) |
| biobibliografico {adj} | :: biobibliographic |
| biocarburante {m} | :: biofuel |
| biocatalitico {adj} | :: biocatalytic |
| biocatalizzatore {m} | :: biocatalyst |
| bioccolo {m} | :: ball of cotton or wool |
| bioccupato {adj} | :: Having two jobs |
| biocenologia {f} | :: biocoenology |
| biocenosi {f} [biology] | :: biocenosis |
| biocentrismo {m} | :: biocentrism |
| biochimica {f} | :: biochemistry |
| biochimica {f} | :: female equivalent of biochimico |
| biochimicamente {adv} | :: biochemically |
| biochimico {adj} | :: biochemical |
| biochimico {m} | :: biochemist |
| biochimismo {m} | :: synonym of biochimica |
| biocida {adj} | :: biocide (attributive) |
| bioclastico {adj} [geology] | :: bioclastic |
| bioclimatico {adj} | :: bioclimatic |
| bioclimatologia {f} | :: bioclimatology |
| biocombustibile {m} | :: biofuel |
| biocompatibile {adj} | :: biocompatible |
| biocompatibilità {f} | :: biocompatibility |
| bioconiugato {adj} | :: bioconjugated |
| biocostruzione {f} | :: bioconstruction |
| bioculare {adj} | :: Variant of binoculare |
| bioculturale {adj} | :: biocultural |
| biodegradabile {adj} | :: biodegradable |
| biodegradabilità {f} | :: biodegradability |
| biodegradante {v} | :: present participle of biodegradare |
| biodegradantesi {v} | :: present participle of biodegradarsi |
| biodegradare {vt} | :: To biodegrade |
| biodegradarsi {v} | :: reflexive of biodegradare |
| biodegradarsi {vr} | :: to biodegrade |
| biodegradatosi {v} | :: past participle of biodegradarsi |
| biodegradazione {f} [biology] | :: biodegradation |
| biodinamica {f} | :: biodynamics |
| biodinamico {adj} | :: biodynamic |
| biodinamico {adj} [agriculture] | :: organic |
| biodiritto {m} [legal] | :: The aspects of law that apply to biotechnology etc |
| biodisponibile {adj} | :: bioavailable |
| biodisponibilità {f} [pharmacology] | :: bioavailability |
| biodiversità {f} | :: biodiversity |
| biodo {m} /ˈbjo.do/ | :: simplestem bur-reed (Sparganium erectum) |
| bioecologia {f} | :: bioecology |
| bioeconomia {f} | :: bioeconomics |
| bioeconomico {adj} | :: bioeconomic |
| bioedilizia {f} | :: green building (the trade) |
| bioelettricità {f} [biology, physics] | :: bioelectricity |
| bioelettrico {adj} | :: bioelectrical |
| bioelettronica {f} | :: bioelectronics |
| bioenergetica {f} | :: bioenergetics |
| bioenergetico {adj} | :: bioenergetic |
| bioenergia {f} | :: bioenergy |
| bioequivalente {adj} | :: bioequivalent |
| bioequivalenza {f} | :: bioequivalence |
| bioerma {m} | :: Variant of bioherma |
| bioestetica {f} | :: bioaesthetics |
| bioetanolo {m} | :: bioethanol |
| bioetica {f} | :: bioethics |
| bioetico {adj} | :: bioethical |
| biofabbrica {f} | :: A company or factory that makes biological control agents (especially one that breeds insects and other pathogens) |
| biofarmaceutica {f} | :: biopharmaceutics |
| biofattore {m} | :: biofactor |
| biofeedback {m} | :: biofeedback |
| biofilia {f} | :: biophilia |
| biofilo {m} | :: biophile |
| biofilosofia {f} | :: biophilosophy |
| biofisica {f} [biology, physics] | :: biophysics |
| biofisico {m} | :: biophysicist |
| biofisico {adj} | :: biophysical |
| bioflavonoide {m} | :: bioflavonoid |
| biofobia {f} | :: biophobia |
| biofotogenesi {f} | :: biophotogenesis |
| biofotolisi {f} [biochemistry] | :: biophotolysis |
| biogas {n} | :: biogas |
| biogenesi {f} | :: biogenesis |
| biogenetica {f} | :: biogenetics |
| biogenetico {adj} | :: biogenetic |
| biogenia {f} | :: biogeny |
| biogenico {adj} | :: biogenic |
| biogeno {adj} [biochemistry, geology] | :: biogenic |
| biogeochimico {adj} [ecology, chemistry] | :: biogeochimical |
| biogeodinamica {f} | :: biogeodynamics |
| biogeografia {f} [biology, geography] | :: biogeography |
| biogeografico {adj} [biology, geography] | :: biogeographic |
| Bioggio {prop} | :: Bioggio (small town) |
| biografa {f} | :: female equivalent of biografo |
| biografante {v} | :: present participle of biografare |
| biografare {vt} | :: to biographize |
| biografato {m} | :: biographee |
| biografia {f} | :: biography |
| biograficamente {adv} | :: biographically |
| biografico {adj} | :: biographical |
| biografietta {f} | :: biographette |
| biografo {m} | :: biographer |
| bioherma {m} [geology] | :: bioherm |
| bioidrogeno {m} | :: biohydrogen |
| bioindicatore {m} | :: bioindicator |
| bioinformatica {f} [biology, computing] | :: bioinformatics |
| bioinformatico {adj} | :: bioinformatic |
| bioingegnere {m} | :: bioengineer |
| bioingegneria {f} | :: bioengineering |
| bioinorganico {adj} [biochemistry] | :: bioinorganic |
| biolca {f} | :: A regional unit of area approximately equal to a third of a hectare |
| bioliquido {m} | :: bioliquid |
| biolistico {adj} | :: biolistic |
| biologa {f} | :: female equivalent of biologo |
| biologia {f} /bioloˈdʒi.a/ | :: biology |
| biologia marina {f} [biology] | :: marine biology |
| biologicamente {adv} | :: biologically |
| biologicamente {adv} | :: organically |
| biologico {adj} | :: biological |
| biologico {adj} | :: organic |
| biologismo {m} | :: biologism |
| biologo {m} | :: biologist |
| bioluminescente {adj} | :: bioluminescent |
| bioluminescenza {f} [biology, chemistry] | :: bioluminescence, foxfire |
| bioma {m} [ecology] | :: biome |
| biomanipolazione {f} | :: biomanipulation |
| biomarcatore {m} | :: biomarker |
| biomassa {f} | :: biomass |
| biomatematica {f} [biology, mathematics] | :: biomathematics |
| biomatematico {adj} | :: biomathematical |
| biomateriale {m} | :: biomaterial |
| biomeccanica {f} | :: biomechanics |
| biomeccanico {adj} | :: biomechanical |
| biomedicale {adj} | :: biomedical |
| biomedicina {f} [biology, medicine] | :: biomedicine |
| biomedico {adj} | :: biomedical |
| biometano {m} | :: biomethane |
| biometeorologia {f} | :: biometeorology |
| biometeorologico {adj} | :: biometeorological |
| biometria {f} | :: biometrics |
| biometrico {adj} | :: biometric |
| biometrista {mf} | :: biometrician |
| biomicroscopia {f} | :: biomicroscopy, cytology |
| biomimesi {f} | :: biomimicry |
| biomimetica {f} [biology] | :: biomimicry |
| biomimetico {adj} | :: biomimetic |
| biomimica {f} [biology] | :: biomimicry |
| biomineralogia {f} [biology, mineralogy] | :: biomineralogy |
| biomolecola {f} [biochemistry] | :: biomolecule |
| biomolecolare {adj} | :: biomolecular |
| biomorfo {adj} | :: biomorphic |
| biomorfologia {m} | :: biomorphology |
| biomorfologico {adj} | :: biomorphological |
| bionda {f} | :: blonde, blonde woman, woman with blonde hair |
| biondastro {adj} | :: blondish (somewhat blond) |
| biondeggiante {v} | :: present participle of biondeggiare |
| biondeggiante {adj} | :: yellowing (turning yellow or golden) |
| biondeggiare {vi} | :: To turn yellow or golden (of corn etc) |
| biondella {f} | :: centaury |
| biondella {f} | :: knapweed |
| biondezza {f} | :: blondness |
| biondiccio {adj} | :: greying (hair) |
| biondina {f} | :: blonde (girl) |
| biondino {m} | :: young blond man |
| biondissimo {adj} | :: superlative of biondo |
| biondo {adj} | :: blond (man, man's hair), blonde (woman, woman's hair), fair-haired |
| biondo {m} | :: blond, blond man, man with blond hair |
| biondo platino {adj} | :: platinum blond |
| biondo rame {adj} | :: auburn |
| bionica {f} | :: bionics |
| bionico {adj} | :: bionic |
| bionomia {f} | :: bionomics, ecology |
| bio-ossidazione {f} [biochemistry] | :: bio-oxidation (bacterial oxidation) |
| bioparco {m} | :: A zoo that pays especial attention to the needs of the animals and their environment |
| bioparco {m} | :: Originally, a zoo whose main function was entertainment of the public rather than conservation etc |
| biopatia {f} | :: biopathy |
| biopirateria {f} | :: biopiracy |
| bioplastica {f} | :: bioplastic |
| biopolimero {m} [biochemistry] | :: biopolymer |
| biopolitica {f} | :: biopolitics |
| bioproteina {f} | :: biological protein; bioprotein |
| biopsia {f} [medicine] | :: biopsy |
| bioptico {adj} | :: biopsic / bioptic |
| biorario {adj} | :: two-hourly |
| bioreattore {m} | :: bioreactor |
| bioregionalismo {m} | :: bioregionalism |
| bioregione {f} /bi.o.reˈd͡ʒo.ne/ | :: bioregion |
| biorisanamento {m} [ecology] | :: bioremediation |
| biorisorsa {f} [biology] | :: bioresource |
| bioritmico {adj} | :: biorhythmic |
| bioritmo {m} | :: biorhythm |
| biorizzazione {f} | :: biorization |
| biosatellite {f} | :: biosatellite |
| bioscia {f} [regional] | :: soft snow |
| bioscia {f} [regional] | :: slops, swill, dishwater |
| bioscienza {f} [biology] | :: bioscience |
| bioscopia {f} [medicine] | :: bioscopy |
| biosensore {m} | :: biosensor |
| biosfera {f} | :: biosphere |
| biosferico {adj} | :: biospherical |
| -biosi {suffix} [biology] | :: -biosis |
| biosintesi {f} [biochemistry] | :: biosynthesis |
| biosintetico {adj} | :: biosynthetic |
| biosintetizzante {v} | :: present participle of biosintetizzare |
| biosintetizzare {vt} [biochemistry] | :: to biosynthesize |
| biosintetizzato {adj} [biochemistry] | :: biosynthesized; biosynthetic |
| biosistema {m} | :: ecosystem |
| biosociologia {f} | :: biosociology |
| biosostenibile {adj} | :: biosustainable |
| biospeleologia {f} | :: biospeleology |
| biossidazione {f} | :: alternative form of bio-ossidazione |
| biossido {m} | :: dioxide |
| biossido di carbonio {n} | :: carbon dioxide |
| biostatistica {f} | :: biostatistics |
| biostatistico {adj} | :: biostatistical |
| biostratigrafia {f} | :: biostratigraphy |
| biostratigrafico {adj} | :: biostratigraphical |
| biot {m} | :: biot |
| biotecnica {f} | :: biotechnics |
| biotecnico {adj} | :: biotechnical, biotechnological, biotech |
| biotecnico {m} | :: biotechnologist |
| biotecnologa {f} | :: female equivalent of biotecnologo |
| biotecnologia {f} [biology] | :: biotechnology |
| biotecnologico {adj} | :: biotechnological, biotech |
| biotecnologo {m} | :: biotechnologist |
| bioteologia {f} | :: biotheology |
| bioterapeuta {mf} | :: biotherapist |
| bioterapia {f} | :: biotherapy |
| bioterrorismo {m} | :: bioterrorism |
| bioterrorista {mf} | :: bioterrorist |
| biotestamento {m} | :: living will |
| -biotico {suffix} | :: -biotic |
| biotico {adj} | :: biotic |
| biotina {f} | :: biotin |
| biotipo {m} [biology] | :: biotype |
| biotipologia {f} | :: biotypology |
| biotite {f} [mineral] | :: biotite |
| biotopo {m} [ecology] | :: biotope |
| biotossina {f} | :: biotoxin |
| biotrasformazione {f} [biochemistry] | :: biotransformation |
| biottico {adj} | :: bioptic (having two (groups of) lenses in parallel) |
| biotto {adj} /ˈbjɔt.to/ | :: naked |
| bioturbazione {f} | :: bioturbation |
| bioumorale {adj} | :: biohumoral |
| biova {f} | :: A roundish loaf (of bread) |
| biovetro {m} | :: bioglass (biocompatible, glasslike material used in implants etc) |
| biovulare {adj} | :: dizygotic |
| biovulari {adj} | :: biovular |
| bipala {adj} | :: two-bladed |
| biparo {adj} | :: biparous |
| bipartente {v} | :: present participle of bipartire |
| bipartentesi {v} | :: present participle of bipartirsi |
| bipartibile {adj} | :: divisible into two |
| bipartire {vt} | :: to divide in two |
| bipartirsi {v} | :: reflexive of bipartire |
| bipartirsi {vr} | :: to divide into two |
| bipartisan {adj} | :: bipartisan |
| bipartitico {adj} | :: two-party (attributive) |
| bipartitismo {m} [politics] | :: two-party system |
| bipartito {adj} | :: Divided into two |
| bipartito {adj} | :: two-party (attributive) |
| bipartitosi {v} | :: past participle of bipartirsi |
| bipartizione {f} | :: division into two parts |
| bipartizione {f} | :: split (in a political party) |
| bipasso {adj} | :: Describing an electrical socket that can accommodate two pins |
| bipede {adj} | :: bipedal |
| bipede {mf} | :: biped |
| bipennato {adj} [botany] | :: bipinnate |
| bipiede {m} | :: bipod (to support a firearm) |
| bipiramidale {adj} | :: bipyramidal |
| bipiramide {f} | :: bipyramid |
| biplano {adj} | :: two-winged |
| biplano {m} | :: biplane |
| bipode {m} | :: bipod (to support a firearm) |
| bipolare {adj} | :: bipolar |
| bipolarismo {m} [politics] | :: two-coalition system, two-party system |
| bipolarista {mf} | :: a supporter of two-party politics |
| bipolarità {f} | :: bipolarity |
| bipolarizzazione {f} | :: bipolarization |
| bipolarone {m} [physics] | :: bipolaron |
| bipolo {m} | :: dipole |
| biposto {adj} | :: two-seater (attributive) |
| biqquadro {m} | :: alternative form of bequadro |
| biquotidiano {adj} | :: twice daily |
| biradicale {m} [organic chemistry] | :: biradical |
| biradicale {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: biradical |
| birba {f} | :: rascal, rogue |
| birbantaggine {f} | :: roguery, knavery |
| birbante {mf} | :: rascal, rogue |
| birbantella {f} | :: rascal, ruffian |
| birbanteria {f} | :: roguery, knavery |
| birbantescamente {adv} | :: rogueishly |
| birbantescamente {adv} | :: impudently |
| birbantesco {adj} | :: rogueish, rascally |
| birbantesco {adj} | :: impudent |
| birbo {m} [colloquial, dated] | :: scoundrel, rascal |
| birbonata {f} | :: naughty trick |
| birboncello {adj} | :: roguish |
| birboncello {adj} | :: mischievous |
| birbone {adj} | :: naughty |
| birbone {adj} | :: wicked |
| birbone {adj} | :: mischief |
| birboneria {f} | :: roguery, knavery |
| birboneria {f} | :: mischief |
| birbonescamente {adv} | :: roguishly |
| birbonesco {adj} | :: roguish, rascally |
| bircio {adj} | :: short-sighted; crosseyed |
| bireattore {m} | :: twin-engine jet |
| bireme {f} /bi.ˈrɛ.me/ | :: bireme |
| biribissi {m} | :: A game of chance using numbered counters |
| biribissi {m} | :: top (toy) |
| birichina {f} | :: female equivalent of birichino |
| birichinamente {adv} | :: mischievously, impishly |
| birichinamente {adv} | :: slyly |
| birichinata {f} | :: prank, practical joke |
| birichineria {f} | :: mischief, impishness |
| birichino {adj} | :: mischievous, impish |
| birichino {adj} | :: sly |
| birichino {adj} | :: naughty |
| birichino {m} | :: rascal, imp (mischievious person) |
| birichino {m} | :: pickle |
| birifrangente {adj} | :: birefringent |
| birifrangenza {f} [physics] | :: birefringence |
| birifrazione {f} [physics] | :: birefringence |
| birignao {m} | :: affected tone or way of speaking |
| birillo {m} | :: pin |
| birillo {m} | :: ninepin, skittle |
| birillo {m} [in the plural, games] | :: ninepins, skittles |
| birillo {m} | :: cone |
| birmana {f} | :: feminine noun of birmano |
| Birmania {prop} /birˈma.nja/ | :: Burma |
| birmano {adj} | :: Burmese |
| birmano {m} | :: Burmese |
| birmano {m} | :: the Burmese language |
| biro {f} | :: ballpoint pen, biro |
| birocciaio {m} | :: carter |
| biroccino {m} | :: gig |
| biroccio {m} | :: cart |
| biroccio {m} | :: cartload |
| birotore {adj} | :: two-, twin- or tandem-rotor |
| birra {f} /ˈbir.ra/ | :: beer |
| birra {f} | :: beer, glass of beer |
| birracchio {m} | :: yearling bull (uncastrated one-year-old male calf) |
| birraia {f} | :: female equivalent of birraio |
| birra inglese {f} | :: bitter (type of beer popular in Britain) |
| birraio {m} | :: brewer |
| birraio {m} | :: beer seller |
| birrario {adj} | :: beer (attributive) |
| birreria {f} | :: beer bar, beer parlour, alehouse (pub or bar where beer is sold) |
| birreria {f} | :: brewery |
| birretta {f} | :: diminutive of birra |
| birretta {f} [colloquial] | :: beer |
| birrificazione {f} | :: brewing (of beer) |
| birrificio {m} /bir.riˈfi.t͡ʃo/ | :: brewery |
| bis- {prefix} /bis/ | :: alternative form of bi-; bis-; di- |
| bis- {prefix} | :: great- |
| bis- {prefix} | :: Used with adjectives or verbs to denote a generic pejorative connotation |
| bis {m} /bis/ | :: encore |
| bis {m} | :: repetition |
| bis {m} | :: duo (two varieties as a unit) |
| bis {adj} | :: additional |
| bisaccaride {m} | :: Variant of disaccaride |
| bisaccia {f} | :: knapsack, haversack |
| bisaccia {f} | :: pannier, saddlebag |
| bisacuto {adj} | :: double-edged (blade) |
| Bisagno {prop} | :: A river that flows through Genua |
| bisantato {adj} [heraldry] | :: bezanty, bezanted |
| bisante {m} | :: bezant (all senses) |
| bisante {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: bezant or plate |
| bisantino {adj} | :: Variant of bizantino |
| bisantino {m} | :: Variant of bizantino |
| Bisanzio {prop} | :: Byzantium |
| bisarca {f} | :: car transporter, auto carrier, autorack |
| bisarcavolo {m} /bi.zarˈka.vo.lo/ | :: great-great-great-grandfather |
| bisarcavolo {m} | :: great-great-great-grandparent |
| bisarcavolo {m} [by extension] | :: distant ancestor |
| bisarchista {mf} | :: car transporter driver |
| bisava {f} /biˈza.va/ | :: great-grandmother |
| bisavo {m} /biˈza.vo/ | :: great-grandfather |
| bisavo {m} [in the plural] | :: forefathers |
| bisavola {f} /biˈza.vo.la/ | :: great-grandmother |
| bisavolo {m} /biˈza.vo.lo/ | :: great-grandfather |
| bisavolo {m} [in the plural] | :: forefathers |
| bisbeticamente {adv} | :: crabbily |
| bisbetico {adj} /bisˈbɛ.ti.ko/ | :: ill-tempered, crabby, scold |
| bisbetico {m} | :: A quirky or temperamental person [male] |
| bisbigliamento {m} | :: A soft whispering |
| bisbigliante {v} | :: present participle of bisbigliare |
| bisbigliare {vit} /bis.biʎˈʎa.re/ | :: to whisper |
| bisbigliatore {adj} | :: whispering |
| bisbigliatore {adj} | :: slanderous |
| bisbigliatore {m} | :: whisperer |
| bisbigliatore {m} | :: slanderer |
| bisbiglio {m} | :: whisper, murmur, susurration |
| bisbiglio {m} | :: rumour, whisper, tittle-tattle |
| bisbiglio {m} [literary] | :: rustling, a sound similar to the movement of leaves |
| bisbiglione {m} | :: slanderer |
| bisbiglione {m} | :: gossip |
| bisboccia {f} | :: binge, spree, jag, riot |
| bisbocciante {v} | :: present participle of bisbocciare |
| bisbocciare {vi} | :: to make merry |
| bisbocciare {vi} | :: to go on a spree |
| bisboccione {m} | :: merrymaker |
| bisca {f} | :: gambling house, gambling den |
| Biscaglia {prop} | :: Biscay |
| biscaglina {f} [nautical] | :: rope ladder |
| biscaiolo {m} | :: gambler (who frequents gambling dens) |
| biscazza {f} | :: alternative form of bisca |
| biscazziere {m} | :: Manager of a gambling den |
| biscazziere {m} | :: scorer (in billiards) |
| Bisceglie {prop} | :: Bisceglie (town) |
| biscegliese {adj} | :: Of, or from, Bisceglie |
| biscegliese {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Bisceglie |
| bischera {f} | :: female equivalent of bischero |
| bischeraggine {f} | :: stupidity, idiocy |
| bischerata {f} [regional] | :: stupid thing, rubbish, foolishness, stupidity |
| bischerello {m} | :: Wooden stopper (for a flask or bottle) |
| bischero {m} | :: fool, idiot |
| bischero {m} | :: peg (on a stringed instrument) |
| bischero {m} | :: prick (fool, and penis) |
| biscia {f} | :: snake (non-poisonous, such as the grass snake) |
| biscione {m} [heraldiccharge] /biʃˈʃo.ne/ | :: A heraldic device consisting of a large snake devouring a person |
| biscondola {f} | :: sun trap |
| biscottante {v} | :: present participle of biscottare |
| biscottare {vt} | :: to bake (in an oven in order to remove moisture and make crisp or crunchy) |
| biscottato {adj} | :: toasted |
| biscotteria {f} | :: biscuit factory or shop |
| biscotteria {f} | :: assortment of biscuits |
| biscottiera {f} | :: biscuit barrel, biscuit tin [British], cookie jar [US] |
| biscottiere {m} | :: biscuit maker (person) |
| biscottiero {adj} | :: biscuit making (attributive) |
| biscottificio {m} | :: biscuit factory |
| biscottino {m} | :: diminutive of biscotto; small biscuit |
| biscottino {m} | :: A small connecting rod in part of a car |
| biscotto {m} /biˈskɔt.to/ | :: biscuit, cookie |
| biscotto {m} [sports slang, uncountable] | :: tactical play between two people (or two teams) aimed to wrong or evict a third person (or a third team) |
| biscroma {f} [music] | :: demisemiquaver [British], thirty-second note [US] |
| biscugina {f} | :: female equivalent of biscugino |
| biscugino {m} | :: second cousin |
| biscuit {m} | :: biscuit (white earthenware) |
| biscuit {m} | :: wafer [for ice cream] |
| bisdosso {adv} | :: Used only in the term a bisdosso |
| bisdrucciolo {adj} [linguistics, of a word] /bisˈdrut.t͡ʃo.lo/ | :: Having the stress on the fourth from last syllable |
| bisecante {v} | :: present participle of bisecare |
| bisecante {adj} [mathematics] | :: bisecant (attrivutive) |
| bisecante {f} [mathematics] | :: bisecant |
| bisecare {vt} | :: to bisect |
| bisecato {adj} | :: bisected |
| bisecolare {adj} | :: bicentennial (attributive) |
| bisellante {v} | :: present participle of bisellare |
| bisellare {vt} | :: To chamfer |
| bisello {m} | :: chamfer |
| bisello {m} | :: round |
| bisemico {adj} [linguistics] | :: bisemic |
| bisenso {m} | :: Any word that has two different meanings |
| Bisenzio {prop} | :: Bisenzio (river) |
| Bisenzo {prop} | :: alternative form of Bisenzio |
| Biserta {prop} | :: Biserta (city) |
| bisessuale {adj} | :: bisexual |
| bisessuale {mf} | :: bisexual |
| bisessualità {f} | :: bisexuality |
| bisessuato {adj} | :: bisexual |
| bisestile {adj} | :: bissextile, leap (attributive) |
| bisesto {adj} | :: bissextile, leap |
| bisesto {m} | :: leap day |
| bisettimanale {adj} | :: twice-weekly |
| bisettimanalmente {adv} | :: twice-weekly |
| bisettore {adj} [mathematics] | :: bisecting (plane) |
| bisettrice {f} [geometry] | :: bisector |
| bisex {adj} | :: bisexual |
| bisex {adj} | :: unisex (suitable for either sex) |
| bisezione {f} [geometry] | :: bisection |
| bisfenoide {m} | :: bisphenoid |
| bisfenolo {m} [organic compound] | :: bisphenol |
| bisfosfato {m} | :: bisphosphate |
| bisgenero {m} | :: husband of a granddaughter or niece |
| Bisiacaria {prop} | :: A region of Friuli-Venezia Giulia corresponding to the southern part of the province of Gorizia |
| bisiacco {n} | :: Bisiac |
| bisiacco {adj} | :: Bisiac |
| bisiaco {adj} | :: of or from Bisiacaria |
| bisillabico {adj} | :: bisyllabic |
| bisillabo {adj} | :: disyllabic |
| bisillabo {m} | :: disyllable |
| bislaccamente {adv} | :: oddly, strangely, weirdly |
| bislaccheria {f} | :: oddness, strangeness, weirdness |
| bislacco {adj} | :: odd, strange, weird |
| bislama {m} | :: Bislama |
| bisleale {adj} | :: Very disloyal |
| bislingua {f} | :: The plant butcher's broom, Ruscus aculeatus |
| bislungamente {adv} | :: in an oblong manner |
| bislungo {adj} | :: oblong |
| bislungo {m} | :: tray |
| bismalva {f} | :: marshmallow |
| Bismarck {prop} | :: Bismarck |
| bismarckiano {adj} | :: Bismarckian |
| bismutinite {f} [mineral] | :: bismuthinite |
| bismuto {m} [chemistry] /biˈzmu.to/ | :: bismuth |
| bisnipote {mf} | :: great-grandchild (great-grandson or great-granddaughter) |
| bisnipote {mf} | :: great-nephew or great-niece |
| bisnonna {f} | :: great-grandmother |
| bisnonno {m} | :: great-grandfather |
| bisnonno {m} [in the plural] | :: great-grandparents |
| bisogna {f} | :: thing, matter, affair |
| bisogna {f} | :: necessity, requirement, need |
| bisognante {v} | :: present participle of bisognare |
| bisognare {vi} [impersonal] | :: to be necessary, to have to, must, should, ought to |
| bisognatario {m} | :: guarantor (of a financial instrument) |
| bisognevole {adj} | :: needy |
| bisognevole {adj} | :: in need (of) |
| bisognevole {adj} | :: necessary |
| bisognino {m} | :: urination or defecation (euphemistically) |
| bisogno {m} /biˈzoɲ.ɲo/ | :: need |
| bisogno fisiologico {m} | :: synonym of bisogno impellente |
| bisogno impellente {m} | :: call of nature |
| bisognosa {f} | :: poor woman |
| bisognosamente {adv} | :: needily |
| bisognosamente {adv} | :: needfully |
| bisognoso {adj} | :: in need (of) |
| bisognoso {adj} | :: needy, poor |
| bisognoso {m} | :: poor person |
| bisogno urgente {m} | :: synonym of bisogno impellente |
| bisolfato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: bisulfate |
| bisolfito {m} | :: bisulfite |
| bisolfito di sodio {m} [inorganic compound] | :: sodium bisulfite |
| bisolfuro {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: bisulfide |
| bisonico {adj} | :: supersonic (more specifically, having twice the speed of sound) |
| bisonte {m} | :: bison |
| bisostituito {adj} [chemistry] | :: disubstituted |
| bispensiero {m} | :: doublethink |
| bispettro {m} [mathematics] | :: bispectrum |
| bissante {v} | :: present participle of bissare |
| bissare {vt} | :: To give an encore |
| bissare {vt} | :: To repeat |
| bissino {adj} | :: Fine linen (attributive) |
| bissinosi {f} /bis.siˈnɔ.zi/ | :: byssinosis |
| bisso {m} | :: A fine linen |
| bissona {f} [nautical] | :: A Venetian ceremonial rowing boat, having eight rowers, used only in processions |
| bistabile {adj} | :: bistable |
| bistabilità {f} | :: bistability |
| bistecca {f} [regional] | :: steak (beef) |
| bistecca {f} [regional] | :: steak (with no bone) |
| bistecchiera {f} | :: steak grill, steak pan |
| bistentare {vi} [obsolete] /bis.tenˈta.re/ | :: To suffer greatly |
| bistentare {vi} [obsolete] | :: To wait, to loiter |
| bistento {m} /bisˈtɛn.to/ | :: anxious or worried expectation |
| bisticciamento {m} | :: quarrel, row, altercation, tiff, squabble |
| bisticciante {v} | :: present participle of bisticciare |
| bisticciantesi {v} | :: present participle of bisticciarsi |
| bisticciare {vi} | :: To bicker or quarrel |
| bisticciarsi {v} | :: reflexive of bisticciare |
| bisticciarsi {vr} | :: to bicker, quarrel |
| bisticciatosi {v} | :: past participle of bisticciarsi |
| bisticcio {m} | :: quarrel, squabble |
| bisticcio {m} | :: pun, play on words |
| bisticcio di parole {m} | :: alternative form of gioco di parole |
| bistondo {adj} /bisˈton.do/ | :: roundish |
| bistorta {f} | :: bistort (Persicaria bistorta) |
| bistorto {adj} | :: Irregularly twisted or crooked |
| bistrante {v} | :: present participle of bistrare |
| bistrare {vt} | :: to make up using bistre cosmetic |
| bistrattante {v} | :: present participle of bistrattare |
| bistrattare {vt} | :: To mistreat or ill-treat |
| bistrattato {adj} | :: mistreated, ill-treated |
| bistro {m} | :: bistre |
| bistrot {m} | :: bistro |
| bisturi {m} [surgery] /ˈbis.tu.ri/ | :: scalpel, bistoury, lancet |
| bisulce {adj} | :: alternative form of bisulco |
| bisulco {adj} | :: divided in two |
| bisulco {adj} | :: cloven (hoof) |
| bisunto {adj} | :: very greasy |
| Bitinia {prop} | :: Bithynia |
| bitonale {adj} [music] | :: bitonal [all senses] |
| bitonalità {f} [music] | :: bitonality |
| bitontina {f} | :: feminine noun of bitontino |
| bitontino {adj} | :: Of, or from, Bitonto |
| bitontino {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Bitonto |
| Bitonto {prop} | :: Bitonto (town) |
| bitorzolo {m} | :: bump, lump, bonk (on the body) |
| bitorzolo {m} | :: botch |
| bitorzoluto {adj} | :: gnarled, knotted (tree) |
| bitorzoluto {adj} | :: warty (face) |
| bitroncato {adj} [mathematics] | :: bitruncated |
| bitta {f} [nautical] | :: bollard, kevel, cleat. bitt |
| bitter {m} | :: bitters |
| bitto {m} | :: bitto |
| bitumante {v} | :: present participle of bitumare |
| bitumare {vt} | :: to bituminize |
| bitumatrice {f} | :: bitumen spreader (machine) |
| bitumatura {f} | :: bituminization |
| bitumazione {f} | :: bituminization |
| bitume {m} | :: bitumen, tar |
| bituminante {v} | :: present participle of bituminare |
| bituminare {vt} | :: To bituminize |
| bituminoso {adj} | :: bituminous |
| bitumizzazione {f} | :: bitumization |
| biturbo {adj} | :: Having twin turbochargers |
| biturgense {adj} | :: Of or from Sansepolcro |
| biunivocità {f} [mathematics] /bi.u.ni.vo.t͡ʃiˈta/ | :: bijection |
| biunivoco {adj} /bi.uˈni.vo.ko/ | :: biunivocal, bijective |
| bivaccante {v} | :: present participle of bivaccare |
| bivaccare {vi} | :: to bivouac |
| bivaccare {vi} | :: to bed down |
| bivacco {m} | :: bivouac |
| bivalente {adj} | :: bivalent |
| bivalente {adj} [chemistry] | :: divalent |
| bivalenza {f} | :: bivalence |
| bivalve {m} | :: bivalve |
| bivero {m} [obsolete] | :: beaver |
| bivio {m} /ˈbivjo/ | :: fork (in the road) |
| bivio {m} [figurative, by extension] | :: crossroads |
| bivoltino {adj} | :: bivoltine |
| Bivona {prop} | :: A comune of Agrigento, in Sicily |
| Bixio {prop} | :: surname |
| Bixio {prop} | :: Nino Bixio, Italian patriot |
| biyori {n} | :: A type of rice |
| bizantineggiante {v} | :: present participle of bizantineggiare |
| bizantineggiare {vi} [arts] | :: to paint in the Byzantine style |
| bizantineggiare {vi} | :: to split hairs, be pedantic |
| bizantineria {f} | :: Byzantism |
| bizantinismo {m} | :: Byzantism, Byzantinism |
| bizantino {adj} | :: Byzantine |
| bizantino {adj} | :: pedantic |
| bizza {f} | :: tantrum |
| bizza {f} [rare] | :: bigot |
| bizza {f} [rare] | :: spinster |
| bizzarramente {adv} | :: bizarrely |
| bizzarria {f} | :: oddness, eccentricity |
| bizzarria {f} | :: oddity, curiosity |
| bizzarro {adj} /bid.ˈdzar.ro/ | :: odd, queer, eccentric, bizarre, weird |
| bizzarro {adj} | :: frisky (horse) |
| bizzeffe {n} /bidˈdzɛf.fe/ | :: only used in a bizzeffe |
| bizzosamente {adv} | :: capriciously |
| bizzoso {adj} | :: capricious, whimsical |
| Bizzozero {prop} | :: A district of Varese in Lombardy |
| blachernioto {adj} | :: Blachernae (attributive) |
| blaga {f} /ˈbla.ɡa/ | :: boasting, bragging |
| blairismo {m} | :: Blairism |
| blanco {m} [football] | :: A Real Madrid football player (in plural - the team) |
| blandamente {adv} | :: mildly, gently, softly |
| blandente {v} | :: present participle of blandire |
| blandire {vt} | :: to coax, blandish, or cajole |
| blandire {vt} | :: to mitigate [a pain, punishment, etc.]; to relieve; to soothe |
| blandire {vt} [literary] | :: to caress |
| blandizia {f} [chiefly in the plural] | :: blandishment |
| blando {adj} | :: mild |
| blando {adj} | :: weak |
| blando {adj} | :: bland |
| blanquiste {m} | :: Blanquist |
| blasé {adj} | :: blasé |
| blasfema {f} | :: feminine noun of blasfemo |
| blasfemare {v} /blas.feˈma.re/ | :: synonym of bestemmiare |
| blasfemia {f} | :: blasphemy |
| blasfemo {adj} | :: blasphemous |
| blasfemo {m} | :: blasphemer |
| Blasi {prop} | :: surname |
| blasonario {m} [heraldry] | :: armorial |
| blasonato {adj} | :: armigerous; noble |
| blasonato {adj} [sports] | :: that has won many trophies |
| blasonatura {f} | :: blazon (formal description of a coat-of-arms) |
| blasone {m} | :: coat of arms, escutcheon, blazon |
| blasonista {mf} | :: blazoner, heraldist |
| blastare {vt} [neologism] /blasˈta.re/ | :: to destroy |
| blastare {vt} [neologism, figurative] | :: to criticize heavily |
| -blastico {suffix} | :: -blastic |
| -blasto {suffix} | :: -blast |
| blastocisti {f} [biology] | :: blastocyst |
| blastocistico {adj} | :: blastocystic |
| blastoderma {m} [embryology] | :: blastoderm |
| blastogenesi {f} | :: blastogenesis |
| blastoma {m} [oncology] | :: blastoma |
| blastomero {m} [embryology] | :: blastomere |
| blastomicete {m} | :: blastomycete (fungus of genus Blastomyces) |
| blaterante {v} | :: present participle of blaterare |
| blaterare {vi} | :: to blather, blab, blurt or smatter |
| blaterazione {f} | :: chatter, drivel, nonsense |
| blaterone {m} | :: blatherer, chatterer |
| blatta {f} [entomology] /ˈbla.tːa/ | :: cockroach |
| blaugrana {m} | :: Barcelona football club, or any of its players |
| blefarite {f} [pathology] | :: blepharitis |
| blefaroplastica {f} [surgery] | :: blepharoplasty |
| blefaroptosi {f} | :: blepharoptosis |
| blefarospasmo {m} [physiology] | :: blepharospasm |
| bleffante {v} | :: present participle of bleffare |
| bleffare {v} | :: alternative form of bluffare |
| blenda {f} [mineral] | :: zinc blende, sphalerite |
| bleniese {adj} | :: Of or from Blenio |
| Blenio {prop} | :: Blenio (small town/and/district) |
| blennide {m} [ichthyology] /ˈblɛn.ni.de/ | :: Any member of the Blenniidae taxonomic family |
| blennidi {m} {p} | :: The Blenniidae taxonomic family |
| blennio {m} /ˈblɛn.njo/ | :: The Blennius taxonomic genus |
| blennio {m} [ichthyology] | :: Any member of the Blennius taxonomic genus |
| bleno- {prefix} | :: Used to form terms relating to pus or mucus |
| blenorragia {f} | :: blennorrhea |
| blenorragia {f} | :: gonorrhea |
| blenorrea {f} [disease] | :: gonorrhea |
| blesbok {m} /ˈblɛs.bok/ | :: blesbuck (Damaliscus pygargus phillipsi) |
| blesità {f} | :: lisp, lisping |
| bleso {adj} /ˈblɛ.zo/ | :: having a lisp, sibilant |
| blinda {f} [military] /ˈblin.da/ | :: armour |
| blindaggio {m} | :: armour, armour plating |
| blindante {v} | :: present participle of blindare |
| blindare {vt} /blinˈda.re/ | :: To armour, to armor |
| blindatissimo {adj} | :: superlative of blindato |
| blindato {adj} | :: armoured, armored |
| blindato {adj} | :: bulletproof |
| blindato {adj} | :: unmodifiable, unalterable, fixed |
| blindato {m} | :: armoured vehicle, armored vehicle |
| blindatura {f} | :: armour, armour-plating |
| blindatura {f} | :: locking in, setting in stone |
| blitz {m} | :: blitz |
| bloccabile {adj} | :: blockable |
| bloccabile {adj} | :: isolatable |
| bloccaggio {m} /blokˈkad.d͡ʒo/ | :: blockage |
| bloccaggio {m} | :: blocking |
| bloccaggio {m} | :: wheel nut (of a bicycle) |
| bloccante {v} | :: present participle of bloccare |
| bloccante {m} | :: blocker (of various types) |
| bloccantesi {v} | :: present participle of bloccarsi |
| bloccardo {m} | :: A member of a political bloc |
| bloccardo {adj} | :: Relating to, or associated with, a political bloc |
| bloccare {vt} | :: to block, block up, block off |
| bloccare {vt} | :: to isolate |
| bloccare {vt} | :: to stop, immobilize, paralyze, handcuff |
| bloccare {vt} | :: to hold up |
| bloccare {vt} | :: to sit on |
| bloccare {vt} | :: to freeze [prices, employment, etc.] |
| bloccare {vt} | :: to blockade |
| bloccare {vt} [sports] | :: to stop [a ball, adversary, etc.] |
| bloccare {vt} [soccer] | :: to interject a soccer ball from the goal with the hands |
| bloccare {vt} [rugby] | :: to tackle |
| bloccarsi {v} | :: reflexive of bloccare |
| bloccarsi {v} | :: to stop working, jam, freeze, stick |
| bloccarsi {v} [figurative, by extension] | :: to choke (perform badly) |
| bloccarsi {v} | :: to suddenly stop |
| bloccasterzo {m} | :: steering lock |
| bloccatosi {v} | :: past participle of bloccarsi |
| blocchetto {m} | :: book (convenient collection of small paper items, such as stamps) |
| blocchetto {m} | :: notebook |
| blocchetto {m} | :: small cube or block |
| blocchiera {f} | :: A machine that makes concrete blocks for construction |
| blocchista {mf} | :: wholesaler |
| blocco {m} | :: block (in all senses) |
| blocco {m} | :: notebook, writing pad |
| blocco {m} | :: bloc, coalition |
| blocco {m} | :: blockade |
| blocco {m} | :: freeze (pay etc) |
| blocco {m} | :: crash (computer) |
| blocco {m} | :: pile |
| bloc-notes {m} | :: notebook, notepad, jotter, memo pad |
| blog {m} [Internet] | :: blog |
| bloggante {v} | :: present participle of bloggare |
| bloggare {vi} | :: To blog (contribute to a blog) |
| blogger {mf} [Internet] | :: blogger |
| blogghista {mf} | :: alternative spelling of bloggista |
| bloggista {mf} | :: blogger |
| bloggistico {adj} | :: blog or blogger (attributive) |
| blogosfera {f} [Internet] | :: blogosphere |
| blogosferico {adj} | :: blogosphere (attributive) |
| blomstrandina {f} [mineral] | :: blomstrandine |
| blonda {f} /ˈblon.da/ | :: A type of fine lace |
| blu {adj} /blu/ | :: blue |
| blu {m} | :: the colour blue |
| bluastro {adj} | :: bluish |
| blucerchiato {adj} /blu.t͡ʃerˈkja.to/ | :: Pertaining to the Sampdoria association football team of Genoa |
| blu cobalto {m} | :: cobalt blue |
| blue-jeans {mp} | :: jeans |
| blues {m} [music] | :: blues |
| bluetooth {m} [networking] /bluˈtut/ | :: Bluetooth (personal area wireless network) |
| bluette {m} | :: A colour between an intense sky blue and an electric blue |
| bluette {adj} | :: Describing such a colour |
| bluffante {v} | :: present participle of bluffare |
| bluffare {vi} | :: to bluff |
| bluffatore {m} | :: bluffer |
| bluffatrice {f} | :: bluffer (female) |
| blumo {m} | :: ingot |
| blu oltremare {m} | :: ultramarine (blue colour) |
| blusa {f} | :: blouse |
| blusa {f} | :: smock (of a painter) |
| blusa {f} | :: overall (of a worker) |
| blusante {adj} | :: loose-fitting (of clothes) |
| blusotto {m} | :: jerkin |
| bo {interj} | :: alternative spelling of boh |
| boa {m} | :: boa (snake) |
| boa {m} | :: boa (scarf) |
| boa {f} | :: buoy |
| Boaga {prop} | :: surname |
| Boaga {prop} | :: Giovanni Boaga, Italian mathematician |
| boario {adj} | :: cattle (attributive); bovine |
| boaro {m} | :: cowherd |
| boato {m} | :: rumble, roar, boom |
| boato sonico {m} | :: sonic boom |
| bob {m} | :: bobsleigh / bobsled |
| bobbiese {adj} | :: Of or from Bobbio |
| Bobbio {prop} | :: Bobbio (small town) |
| bobbista {mf} | :: bobsleigh / bobsled rider |
| bobina {f} | :: reel, bobbin, spool |
| bobina {f} | :: electrical coil |
| bobinante {v} | :: present participle of bobinare |
| bobinare {vt} | :: To wind (thread) |
| bobinatore {m} | :: winder (person) |
| bobinatrice {f} | :: female equivalent of bobinatore |
| bobinatrice {f} | :: winding machine or frame |
| bobinatura {f} | :: winding (of an electrical coil etc) |
| Boboli {prop} /ˈbɔ.bo.li/ | :: A park in Florence, Italy directly behind the Pitti Palace |
| bocca {f} | :: mouth [all senses] |
| Bocca {prop} | :: surname |
| boccaccescamente {adv} | :: licentiously |
| boccaccesco {adj} /bok.katˈtʃe.sko/ | :: Boccaccian (pertaining to or reminiscing Giovanni Boccaccio and his works) |
| boccaccesco {adj} [by extension] | :: licentious, indecent, lascivious |
| boccaccia {f} | :: grimace |
| boccaccia mia fammi tacere {phrase} | :: don't make me talk! |
| Boccaccio {prop} | :: surname |
| Boccaccio {prop} | :: Giovanni Boccaccio, Italian writer and poet |
| bocca da fuoco {f} | :: Any of various weapons made out of a metal tube, closed at one end, which launches a projectile in a given direction and at a set distance (e.g. a bombard, cannon, supergun, etc.) |
| bocca d'oro {f} | :: meagre (a fish, Argyrosomus regius) |
| boccaglio {m} | :: nozzle |
| boccaglio {m} | :: mouthpiece (of a respirator etc) |
| boccaglio {m} | :: snorkel |
| boccale {m} | :: jug |
| boccale {m} | :: mug |
| boccale {m} | :: pannikin |
| boccale {m} | :: tankard |
| boccale {m} | :: stein |
| boccale {m} | :: vessel |
| boccale {m} | :: glass |
| boccale {adj} | :: oral |
| boccalone {m} | :: dupe (credulous person) |
| boccanera {m} [fish] /bok.kaˈne.ra/ | :: blackmouth catshark (Galeus melastomus) |
| boccaporto {m} [nautical] | :: hatchway |
| boccascena {m} | :: proscenium |
| bocca spinosa {f} [fish] | :: bristlemouth (Gonostoma denudatum) |
| boccata {f} | :: mouthful |
| boccata {f} | :: puff [of smoke] |
| boccata {f} | :: breath [of air] |
| boccata {f} | :: drag [on a cigarette] |
| boccetta {f} | :: small bottle; phial, cruet |
| boccettina {f} | :: small phial |
| boccettina {f} | :: very small bottle |
| boccheggiante {v} | :: present participle of boccheggiare |
| boccheggiante {adj} | :: gasping for breath; panting |
| boccheggiante {adj} | :: dying |
| boccheggiante {adj} [figurative, by extension] | :: in grave difficulty; struggling |
| boccheggiare {vi} | :: to fight for breath; to gasp; to pant |
| boccheggiare {vi} | :: to be dying; to draw in one's last breaths |
| boccheggiare {vi} [figurative, by extension] | :: to find oneself in grave difficulty; to struggle |
| bocchello {m} | :: outlet (for water) |
| Boccherini {prop} | :: surname |
| Boccherini {prop} | :: Luigi Boccherini, Italian composer |
| bocchetta {f} | :: phial |
| bocchetta {f} | :: small bottle |
| bocchettone {m} | :: pipe union |
| bocchino {m} [dated] /bokˈki.no/ | :: a small and pleasantly shaped mouth |
| bocchino {m} [slang, vulgar] | :: blowjob |
| bocchino {m} | :: the mouthpiece of a pipe |
| bocchino {m} | :: cigarette holder |
| bocchino {m} | :: the mouthpiece of a wind instrument |
| bocchino {m} | :: a metal strip that fastens the barrel of a rifle together with the foremost-end of the stock, where a bayonet can be fixed |
| boccia {f} | :: bowl, bowling ball |
| boccia {f} | :: flagon, decanter |
| bocciante {v} | :: present participle of bocciare |
| bocciarda {f} | :: bush hammer |
| bocciare {vt} | :: to reject |
| bocciare {vt} | :: to fail, flunk (someone) |
| bocciare {vt} | :: to vote down |
| bocciato {adj} | :: rejected |
| bocciato {adj} | :: failed |
| bocciatura {f} | :: the state or fact of being rejected |
| bocciatura {f} | :: fail (failing grade) |
| bocciatura {f} | :: fail (unsuccessful try or result) |
| bocciatura {f} | :: electoral loss |
| bocciatura {f} | :: lack of support for the passage of a law |
| bocciatura {f} [familiar] | :: car crash |
| boccino {m} | :: jack (in bowls) |
| boccio {m} | :: bud |
| bocciodromo {m} | :: Place where bowls (bocce) is played |
| bocciofila {f} | :: bowls club |
| bocciofilo {m} | :: bowls player |
| bocciolo {m} /bot.ˈtʃɔ.lo/ | :: bud (of a plant) |
| bocciolo {m} | :: cam (of an engine) |
| boccione {m} | :: water cooler bottle |
| boccione {m} | :: flagon |
| Boccioni {prop} | :: surname |
| Boccioni {prop} | :: Umberto Boccioni, Italian painter |
| boccista {mf} [sports] | :: bowls player |
| bocciuolo {m} [botany] | :: blossom, bud (on trees) |
| bocciuolo {m} | :: cam (in an engine) |
| bocco {m} [Tuscany] /ˈbɔk.ko/ | :: simpleton, dupe |
| boccola {f} | :: buckle |
| boccolo {m} | :: curl, ringlet |
| bocconcino {m} | :: diminutive of boccone; nibble (typically used to refer to a tasty dish) |
| bocconcino {m} [by extension] | :: pretty and sensual person |
| boccone {m} | :: mouthful |
| boccone {m} | :: morsel, nibble (A small quantity of something, especially of food) |
| boccone del prete {m} | :: parson's nose |
| bocconi {adv} | :: face downwards; prone |
| bocconiana {f} /bok.koˈnja.na/ | :: feminine equivalent of bocconiano |
| bocconiano {adj} /bok.koˈnja.no/ | :: Relating to, or graduated from, Bocconi University in Milan |
| bocconiano {m} | :: A student at, or graduate from, Bocconi University |
| bocconotto {m} | :: A type of pastry from Abruzzo and surrounding regions |
| boccuccia {f} /bokˈkut.t͡ʃa/ | :: a fussy eater |
| boccuccia {f} [figurative] | :: fastidiousness, fussiness, disdainfulness, used in the phrase fare boccuccia or fare boccucce |
| boce {f} /ˈbo.t͡ʃe/ | :: alternative form of voce |
| Bocelli {prop} | :: surname |
| Bocelli {prop} | :: Andrea Bocelli, Italian singer |
| bocervo {m} /boˈt͡ʃɛr.vo/ | :: blue bull (Boselaphus tragocamelus) |
| bocia {m} [Alpini military slang] /ˈbɔ.t͡ʃa/ | :: boy, rookie |
| bodino {m} | :: alternative form of budino |
| Bodoni {prop} | :: surname |
| Bodoni {prop} | :: Giambattista Bodoni, Italian printer and typographer |
| Bodoni {prop} [typography] | :: A typeface originally designed by this man |
| bodoniano {adj} | :: Bodoni (attributive) |
| bodriere {m} | :: alternative form of budriere |
| body {m} | :: A leotard |
| boema {f} | :: female equivalent of boemo |
| Boemia {prop} | :: Bohemia |
| boemio {m} [obsolete] | :: bohemium |
| boemo {m} | :: Bohemian (native or resident of Bohemia) |
| boemo {prop} | :: Bohemian (dialect) |
| boemo {adj} | :: Bohemian (of, or relating to Bohemia or its language) |
| Boemondo {prop} | :: given name |
| boero {adj} | :: Boer |
| boero {m} | :: Boer |
| Boezio {prop} | :: surname |
| Boezio {prop} | :: Severino Boezio, Roman philosopher |
| bofonchiante {v} | :: present participle of bofonchiare |
| bofonchiare {vi} | :: to grumble |
| boga {f} /ˈbɔ.ɡa/ | :: boxfish (Ostraciidae) |
| bogliente {adj} | :: obsolete form of bollente |
| Bogotà {prop} | :: Bogotà (capital city) |
| boh {interj} /ˈbo/ | :: Used to express doubt or indecision; dunno |
| bohemien {adj} | :: Bohemian (lifestyle) |
| bohemien {mf} | :: Bohemian (person with such a lifestyle) |
| bohrato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: bohrate |
| bohriano {adj} [physics] | :: Bohrian (of or pertaining to Nils Bohr) |
| bohriato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: bohriate |
| bohrio {m} [chemistry] /ˈbɔ(h).rjo/ | :: bohrium |
| boia {f} | :: executioner |
| boia {f} | :: hangman (word game) |
| boia {f} | :: villain, scoundrel |
| boiacca {f} | :: grout |
| Boiana {prop} | :: The river Bojana that flows between Albania and Montenegro |
| boiardo {m} | :: boyar |
| boiardo {m} | :: bureaucrat, mandarin |
| Boiardo {prop} | :: surname |
| boiaro {m} [historical] | :: alternative form of boiardo |
| boiata {f} | :: dirty trick |
| boiata {f} | :: rubbish |
| boicottaggio {m} | :: boycott |
| boicottante {v} | :: present participle of boicottare |
| boicottare {vt} | :: to boycott |
| boicottare {vt} | :: to sabotage |
| boicottatore {m} | :: boycotter |
| Boitani {prop} | :: surname |
| Boite {prop} | :: Boite (river) |
| Boito {prop} | :: surname |
| Boito {prop} | :: Arrigo Boito, Italian writer |
| Bojano {prop} | :: Bojano (town) |
| Boldù {prop} | :: surname |
| Bolena {prop} | :: Boleyn |
| bolgetta {f} | :: (small) briefcase |
| bolgia {f} | :: a mob or crowd (of people in a confined space) |
| bolgia {f} | :: bedlam |
| bolgia {f} | :: a bag, a pouch, especially one which opens longways |
| bolgia {f} | :: a ditch, hole in the ground |
| bolide {m} [astronomy] | :: meteor |
| bolide {m} [automotive] | :: racing car |
| bolina {f} [nautical] | :: bowline |
| bolivano {adj} | :: Bolivian |
| Bolivia {prop} | :: Bolivia (country) |
| boliviana {f} | :: feminine noun of boliviano |
| bolivianite {f} | :: synonym of ametrino |
| boliviano {adj} | :: Bolivian |
| boliviano {m} | :: Bolivian |
| boliviano {m} | :: Boliviano |
| bolla {f} | :: bubble; blister |
| bolla {f} | :: bull (e.g. Papal); seal |
| bolla {f} | :: bill; note (paper money) |
| bollante {v} | :: present participle of bollare |
| bollare {vt} /bolˈla.re/ | :: to stamp, mark, brand, etc |
| bollare {vt} [figurative, by extension] | :: to brand; to damn; to label |
| bollare {vt} [familiar] | :: to reject |
| bollare {vt} [familiar] | :: to steal |
| bollatrice {f} | :: stamping machine |
| bollatura {f} | :: sealing, stamping |
| bollatura {f} | :: branding |
| bollazione {f} | :: stamping |
| bollente {adj} | :: boiling, hot |
| bolletta {f} | :: receipt |
| bolletta {f} | :: bill (for a utility etc.) |
| bollettario {m} | :: A counterfoil or stub book |
| bollettazione {f} | :: posting of a bill |
| bollettino {m} | :: bulletin |
| bollettino {m} | :: list, form, note (various commercial documents) |
| bollicina {f} | :: (small) bubble |
| bollicina {f} | :: pustule, papule |
| bollilatte {m} | :: milk-boiler |
| bollino {m} | :: coupon |
| bollino {m} | :: trading stamp |
| bollire {vti} /bolˈli.re/ | :: to boil, brew |
| bollito {adj} | :: boiled |
| bollito {m} | :: Boiled meat |
| bollitore {m} | :: boiler, still |
| bollitore {m} | :: kettle |
| bollitore {m} | :: milk saucepan |
| bollitura {f} | :: boiling |
| bollitura {f} | :: The liquid in which something has been cooked; broth |
| bollizione {f} | :: boiling |
| bollo {m} /ˈbol.lo/ | :: stamp |
| bollo {m} | :: seal |
| bollo {m} | :: brand |
| bollo annullatore {m} | :: cancellation stamp (printed on stamps to make them invalid) |
| bollo postale {m} | :: postmark |
| bollor {m} | :: apocopic form of bollore |
| bollore {m} | :: boil, boiling |
| bollore {m} [in the plural] | :: ebullience, ardour |
| bolloso {adj} [pathology] | :: bullous |
| bolloso {adj} [botany] | :: bullate |
| bollywoodiano {adj} | :: Bollywood (attributive) |
| bolo {m} | :: bolus |
| bolo {m} | :: cud |
| Bologna {prop} /boˈloɲɲa/ | :: Bologna (province) |
| Bologna {prop} | :: Bologna (city) |
| Bologna {prop} | :: The letter B in the Italian phonetic alphabet |
| bolognese {mf} | :: native or inhabitant of Bologna |
| bolognese {adj} | :: of, or relating to Bologna or its inhabitants; Bolognese |
| bolognese {adj} [of a pasta sauce] | :: Bolognese |
| bolognini {n} | :: A currency used during the Renaissance in Venice, Italy. One bolognini is equal to 1/100 of one ducat |
| bolognino {m} | :: bolognino |
| bolometrico {adj} | :: bolometric |
| bolometro {m} [physics] | :: bolometer |
| bolsaggine {f} | :: heaves (horse disease) |
| bolscevica {f} | :: female equivalent of bolscevico |
| bolscevico {adj} | :: Bolshevik |
| bolscevico {m} | :: Bolshevik |
| bolscevismo {m} | :: Bolshevism |
| Bolsena {prop} | :: Bolsena (small town) |
| bolso {adj} [of a horse] | :: Having difficulty breathing |
| bolso {adj} [figuratively] | :: pompous, inconclusive, unsuccessful, ineffectual, vague, vain |
| bolzanino {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Bolzano |
| bolzanino {m} | :: Native or resident of Bolzano |
| Bolzano {prop} | :: Bolzano (provincial capital) |
| bolzone {m} | :: battering ram |
| bolzone {m} | :: heavy punch |
| bolzone {m} [nautical] | :: camber |
| boma {m} [nautical] | :: boom |
| bomba {f} | :: bomb |
| bomba a grappolo {f} | :: cluster bomb |
| bomba a mano {f} | :: hand grenade |
| bomba antiuomo {f} | :: anti-personnel shell |
| bomba a orologeria {f} | :: time bomb [also figuratively] |
| bomba a tempo {f} | :: time bomb [also figuratively] |
| bomba atomica {f} | :: an atomic bomb |
| bomba d'acqua {f} [meteorology] | :: cloudbust |
| bombaggio {m} | :: swelling (especially of food containers) |
| bombante {v} | :: present participle of bombare |
| bombarda {f} | :: bombard |
| bombardamento {m} | :: bombardment |
| bombardante {adj} | :: bombarding |
| bombardare {vt} | :: to bombard, to bomb, to fire |
| bombardiere {m} | :: bomber (military aircraft) |
| bombardiere {m} | :: bombardier |
| bombardino {m} | :: alternative form of flicorno |
| bombardone {m} [musical instruments] | :: bombardon, bass tuba |
| bombare {vt} | :: to crown (make convex) |
| bombare {vt} [slang, vulgar] | :: to fuck, screw, bang |
| bombarolo {m} | :: bomber |
| bombastico {adj} [neologism] | :: bombastic |
| bombato {adj} | :: rounded, convex |
| bombatura {f} | :: convexity, roundness, camber |
| bombé {adj} | :: rounded |
| bomber {m} | :: graffiti artist |
| bomber {m} | :: goal scorer (football) |
| bomber {m} | :: bomber jacket |
| bombetta {f} | :: bowler hat, bowler, derby |
| bombetta {f} [especially in plural] | :: pork involtini stuffed with cheese |
| bombetta pugliese {f} | :: Slices of pork, wrapped around provolone and roasted on a skewer |
| bombice {m} | :: silkworm |
| Bombieri {prop} | :: surname |
| Bombieri {prop} | :: Enrico Bombieri, Italian mathematician |
| bombino {m} | :: diminutive of bombo |
| bombo {m} | :: bumblebee |
| bombo {m} [literary] | :: buzzing |
| bombola {f} /ˈbom.bo.la/ | :: gas cylinder |
| bombola {f} | :: tank |
| bomboletta {f} | :: diminutive of bombola |
| bomboletta {f} | :: Small cylinder (of compressed gas) |
| bomboletta {f} | :: spray can |
| bombolo {m} [colloquial] | :: A short, fat man |
| bombolone {m} | :: doughnut / donut (filled) |
| bombolone {m} | :: container of compressed or liquefied gas |
| bomboniera {f} /bom.bonˈjɛ.ra/ | :: A small but elaborate gift, often including sugared almonds, given to guests at a wedding; favor [US] |
| Bompiani {prop} | :: surname |
| Bompiani {prop} | :: Valentino Bompiani, Italian writer |
| bompresso {m} [nautical] | :: bowsprit |
| bonaccia {f} [nautical] | :: dead calm (flat sea) |
| bonaccia {f} | :: lull |
| bonaccione {adj} | :: good-natured |
| bonango {m} [music] /boˈnan.ɡo/ | :: bonang |
| Bonanno {prop} | :: surname |
| bonanotte {interj} | :: Variant of buonanotte |
| bonapartismo {m} | :: Bonapartism |
| bonapartista {adj} | :: Bonapartist |
| bonariamente {adv} | :: kindly, friendly |
| bonarietà {f} | :: good nature, kindliness, affability |
| bonario {adj} | :: good-natured, kindly, affable |
| Bonatti {prop} | :: surname most notably that of Guido Bonatti |
| Bonaventura {prop} | :: surname |
| bonazza {f} | :: looker (attractive young lady) |
| boncinello {m} | :: device in the shape of a stirrup used to close with a bolt |
| bonderizzante {v} | :: present participle of bonderizzare |
| bonderizzare {vt} | :: To bonderize (treat steel with a phosphate coat) |
| bonderizzazione {f} | :: bonderization |
| bondiola {f} | :: A type of large, boiled sausage |
| Bondumier {prop} | :: surname |
| bonelliano {adj} | :: Relating to, or characteristic of the publications of Sergio Bonelli Editore (publisher of comic books) |
| bonet {m} /buˈnɛt/ | :: A traditional Piedmontese pudding prepared with cocoa and amaretti |
| bongiorno {interj} | :: Variant of buongiorno |
| Bongiorno {prop} | :: surname |
| Bongiorno {prop} | :: Mike Bongiorno, Italian television host |
| bongo {m} /ˈbɔn.ɡo/ | :: bongo (Tragelaphus eurycerus) |
| bongo {m} | :: bongo (Afro-Cuban percussion instrument) |
| bonifacino {n} | :: A dialect of Ligurian spoken in parts of Corsica |
| bonifacino {adj} | :: Relating to that dialect |
| Bonifacio {prop} /boniˈfaːtʃo/ | :: given name |
| Bonifacio {prop} | :: A city in Corse-du-Sud department, Corsica, France |
| Bonifazio {prop} | :: given name |
| bonifica {f} | :: reclamation |
| bonificabile {adj} | :: reclaimable |
| bonificamento {m} | :: reclaiming, draining |
| bonificamento {m} | :: reclamation, drainage |
| bonificante {v} | :: present participle of bonificare |
| bonificare {vt} | :: to reclaim |
| bonificare {vt} | :: to clear mines |
| bonificare {vt} | :: to provide a discount to |
| bonificatore {m} | :: reclaimer |
| bonificazione {f} | :: reclamation |
| bonifico {m} | :: wire transfer, credit transfer |
| bonifico {m} [banking] | :: A transfer of funds between banks |
| Bonino {prop} | :: surname |
| Bonino {prop} | :: Emma Bonino, Italian politician |
| Bonito {prop} | :: Bonito (comune) |
| bonizese {adj} | :: synonym of poggibonsese |
| bono {adj} | :: alternative form of buono |
| bonobo {m} | :: bonobo, Pan paniscus |
| Bonolis {prop} | :: surname |
| Bonolis {prop} | :: Paolo Bonolis, Italian anchorman and comedian |
| bonomia {f} | :: bonhomie, affability, geniality |
| Bonomo {prop} | :: surname |
| Bonoso {prop} | :: given name |
| bontà {f} | :: goodness |
| bontà {f} | :: kindness |
| bontade {f} | :: alternative form of bontà |
| bontate {f} | :: alternative form of bontà |
| bontebok {n} | :: bontebok (Damaliscus pygargus) |
| Bontempelli {prop} | :: surname |
| bonto {m} /ˈbɔn.to/ | :: synonym of inia |
| bon ton {m} | :: sophistication, fashionability |
| Bonturo {prop} [rare] | :: given name |
| bonus {m} | :: A bonus (all senses) |
| bonus-malus {m} | :: no-claim bonus |
| bonzo {m} | :: bonze (Buddhist monk) |
| bookmaker {m} | :: bookmaker (betting) |
| booleano {adj} | :: Boolean |
| boom {m} | :: A boom (sound) |
| boom {m} | :: A boom, rapid expansion |
| boom {m} | :: A boom (crane) |
| boom sonico {m} [acoustics] | :: sonic boom |
| bootabile {adj} [computing] | :: bootable |
| bootante {v} | :: present participle of bootare |
| bootare {vt} [computing] | :: To boot or bootstrap |
| Boote {prop} [astronomy] | :: Boötes (boreal sky constellation called bear-guard or herdsman) |
| bora {f} | :: bora (north-eastern wind) |
| borace {m} | :: borax |
| boracifero {adj} | :: boraciferous |
| boragine {f} /boˈra.dʒi.ne/ | :: alternative form of borragine |
| borano {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: borane |
| borato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: borate |
| borbogliamento {m} | :: gurgling |
| borbogliamento {m} | :: grumbling (sound) |
| borbogliante {v} | :: present participle of borbogliare |
| borbogliare {vi} | :: to gurgle |
| borbogliare {vi} | :: to grumble, mutter, rumble |
| borboglio {m} | :: gurgle |
| borboglio {m} | :: murmur |
| borboglio {m} | :: rumbling, grumbling (sound) |
| Borbone {prop} | :: Bourbon |
| borbonico {adj} | :: Bourbon (attributive) |
| borbonico {adj} | :: backward, out of date |
| borborigmo {m} [physiology] | :: borborygmus |
| borbottamento {m} | :: grumbling, mumbling, muttering, rumbling |
| borbottante {v} | :: present participle of borbottare |
| borbottare {vti} | :: To mutter |
| borbottare {vi} | :: To grumble or grouse |
| borbottare {vi} | :: To rumble |
| borbottio {m} | :: grumble, mumble, rumble |
| borbottio {m} | :: peep |
| borbottone {m} | :: grumbler |
| borbottone {m} | :: mutterer |
| borchia {f} | :: stud |
| borchia {f} | :: boss |
| borchia {f} | :: nail (in upholstery) |
| borchia {f} | :: hubcap |
| borchia {f} | :: socket |
| borchiato {adj} | :: studded |
| bordame {m} [nautical] | :: foot of a sail |
| bordante {v} | :: present participle of bordare |
| bordare {vt} | :: to hem, border, edge |
| bordare {vt} | :: to delimit or hem in |
| bordare {vt} | :: to bead |
| bordare {vt} | :: to adjust a sail by tensioning the fabric |
| bordare {vi} | :: to work excessively |
| bordata {f} [nautical] | :: tack |
| bordata {f} [nautical] | :: broadside |
| bordatino {m} | :: synonym of rigatino (first two senses) |
| bordatino {m} [Tuscany] | :: polenta with bacon |
| bordatino {m} [Tuscany] | :: corn porridge with finely chopped black cabbage |
| bordato {m} [somewhat rare] | :: cotton fabric |
| bordatore {m} | :: beader (person) |
| bordatrice {f} | :: beading machine |
| bordatura {f} | :: edging |
| bordatura {f} | :: beading, rim |
| bordatura {f} [nautical] | :: plank |
| bordeaux {adj} | :: burgundy, maroon (colour) |
| bordeaux {m} | :: burgundy, maroon (colour) |
| bordeaux {m} | :: Bordeaux (wine) |
| bordeaux {m} [organic chemistry] | :: Any of several azo dyes having this colour |
| bordeggiante {v} | :: present participle of bordeggiare |
| bordeggiare {vi} [nautical] | :: to tack |
| bordeggiare {v} | :: to border |
| bordello {m} | :: brothel |
| bordello {m} | :: great chaos or confusion |
| bordello {m} | :: a large quantity |
| bordino {m} | :: border, margin |
| bordino {m} | :: flange |
| bordo {m} /ˈbor.do/ | :: edge, border, margin, hem, rim |
| bordo {m} [nautical] | :: side, board |
| bordocampo {m} | :: sideline, touchline (area around a football pitch) |
| bordolese {adj} | :: From Bordeaux |
| bordonato {adj} [heraldry] | :: decorated with a pilgrim's staff |
| bordone {m} | :: staff, especially one with a curved handle as used by pilgrims |
| bordone {m} [music] | :: drone, bourdon (sustained sound) |
| bordura {f} | :: border, hem, fringe |
| bordura {f} [heraldiccharge] | :: bordure |
| borea {m} /ˈbɔ.re.a/ | :: A cold, northerly wind |
| boreale {adj} | :: boreal, borealis |
| borgata {f} | :: outskirt, suburb |
| borgata {f} | :: small village, hamlet |
| borgataro {m} | :: suburbanite |
| borghese {adj} | :: middle-class, bourgeois |
| borghese {adj} | :: civilian |
| borghese {mf} | :: middle-class person, bourgeois |
| borghese {mf} | :: civilian |
| Borghese {prop} | :: surname |
| borghesia {f} /bor.ɡeˈzi.a/ | :: middle classes |
| borghesia {f} | :: bourgeoisie |
| borghesissimo {adj} | :: superlative of borghese |
| borghesuccio {m} | :: petit bourgeois |
| borghetto {m} | :: hamlet (very small village) |
| borghetto {m} | :: shanty town (collection of shacks) |
| Borgia {prop} | :: surname |
| Borgia {prop} | :: A noble family from Spain |
| borgo {m} | :: village, hamlet |
| borgo {m} | :: district |
| borgo {m} | :: suburb |
| borgo {m} | :: borough |
| borgogna {m} | :: Burgundy (wine) |
| Borgogna {prop} | :: Burgundy |
| borgognona {f} | :: Burgundy-style wine bottle |
| borgognone {adj} | :: Burgundian |
| borgognone {m} | :: Burgundian |
| borgomastro {m} | :: burgomaster |
| Borgo Vodice {prop} | :: A part of Sabaudia in the province of Latina in Lazio |
| boria {f} /ˈbɔr.ja/ | :: conceit, arrogance, swagger |
| boriante {v} | :: present participle of boriarsi |
| boriantesi {v} | :: present participle of boriarsi |
| boriarsi {vr} | :: to brag, boast |
| boriatosi {v} | :: past participle of boriarsi |
| borico {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: boric |
| borio {m} [uncountable, chemistry] /ˈbɔ.rjo/ | :: alternative spelling of bohrio - bohrium |
| boriosa {f} | :: haughty or bumptious woman |
| boriosamente {adv} | :: haughtily, arrogantly, conceitedly |
| boriosità {f} | :: conceit, arrogance, haughtiness |
| borioso {adj} | :: haughty, bumptious |
| borioso {m} | :: haughty or bumptious person |
| Boris {prop} | :: given name |
| borlanda {f} | :: vinasse, waste liquor |
| borlengo {m} | :: A type of crepe (pancake) from Modena |
| borlotto {m} | :: kidney bean |
| Bormida {prop} | :: Bormida (township) |
| Bormida {prop} | :: Bormida (river) |
| bormidese {adj} | :: Of or from Bormida |
| bormino {adj} | :: Of or from Bormio |
| Bormio {prop} | :: Bormio (small town) |
| Bornio {prop} | :: Bornio (small region) |
| bornitura {f} | :: burnishing |
| boro {m} [chemistry] /ˈbɔ.ro/ | :: boron |
| boroidruro {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: borohydride |
| borosa {f} [nautical] | :: reef line |
| borosilicato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: borosilicate |
| borotalco {m} | :: talcum powder (perfumed talc + boric acid) |
| borra {f} | :: waste |
| borra {f} | :: cotton |
| borraccia {f} | :: water bottle, canteen (for cyclists, soldiers etc) |
| borraccina {f} | :: stonecrop |
| borracina {f} | :: moss |
| borraggine {f} | :: alternative spelling of borragine |
| borraggio {m} | :: tamping |
| borraggio {m} | :: wad (material used in tamping) |
| borragine {f} [spices and herbs] /borˈra.dʒi.ne/ | :: borage |
| Borrani {prop} | :: surname |
| Borrani {prop} | :: Odoardo Borrani, Italian painter |
| borrante {v} | :: present participle of borrare |
| borrare {v} | :: To tamp |
| Borromeo {prop} | :: surname, notably of the 16th century Italian saint, Carlo Borromeo |
| Borromini {prop} | :: surname |
| Borromini {prop} | :: Francesco Borromini, Italian architect |
| Borroni {prop} | :: surname |
| borsa {f} | :: bag, handbag, purse, briefcase |
| borsa {f} | :: scholarship, bursary |
| borsa {f} | :: stock market |
| borsa {f} [by extension] | :: market, exchange |
| borsa {f} [anatomy] | :: bursa |
| borsa {f} [zoology] | :: pouch |
| borsa {f} [ecclesiastical] | :: burse |
| borsa {f} | :: sporran (bag attached on kilt front side) |
| borsa dell'acqua calda {f} | :: hot water bottle |
| borsa di studio {f} [education] | :: scholarship, bursary, stipend |
| borsaia {f} | :: female equivalent of borsaio |
| borsaio {m} | :: bag maker |
| borsaio {m} | :: bag seller |
| borsaiola {f} | :: (female) pickpocket, purse-snatcher |
| borsaiolo {m} | :: pickpocket, purse-snatcher, cutpurse |
| borsa nera {f} | :: black market |
| borsanera {f} | :: black market |
| borsanerista {mf} | :: black marketeer |
| borsanese {adj} | :: Of or from Borsano |
| Borsano {prop} | :: Borsano (small town) |
| borsaro {m} | :: only in borsaro nero |
| borsaro nero {m} | :: synonym of borsanerista |
| borsata {f} | :: bagful |
| borsata {f} | :: blow with a handbag or bag |
| borseggiante {v} | :: present participle of borseggiare |
| borseggiare {vt} | :: to pickpocket |
| borseggiare {vt} | :: to mug |
| borseggiatore {m} /bor.sed.d͡ʒa.ˈtoː.re/ | :: pickpocket, cutpurse |
| borseggiatore {m} | :: mugger |
| borseggiatrice {f} | :: female equivalent of borseggiatore |
| borseggio {m} | :: pickpocketing |
| Borsella {prop} | :: medieval spelling of Bruxelles |
| borsellino {m} | :: purse (small bag for money) |
| Borsellino {prop} | :: surname |
| borsello {m} | :: handbag (for men); manbag |
| borsetta {f} | :: handbag [British], purse [US] |
| borsettaia {f} | :: female equivalent of borsettaio |
| borsettaio {m} | :: handbag maker |
| borsettaio {m} | :: handbag seller |
| borsetteria {f} | :: handbag (and luggage) shop |
| borsettiere {m} | :: handbag maker or seller |
| borsettificio {m} | :: handbag factory |
| borsetto {m} | :: Man's handbag; man-bag |
| Borsiere {prop} [rare] | :: surname |
| borsista {mf} | :: speculator (on the stock exchange) |
| borsista {mf} | :: student having a scholarship |
| borsistico {adj} [rare] | :: purse (attributive) |
| borsistico {adj} | :: stocks (attributive) |
| borsite {f} [diseases] | :: bursitis |
| borsone {m} | :: augmentative of borsa |
| borsone {m} | :: carryall, holdall, grip |
| Bortolo {prop} | :: given name |
| boruro {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: boride |
| Borzomì {prop} | :: surname |
| boscaglia {f} | :: brush, scrub, thicket |
| boscaiolo {m} /bo.ska.ˈjɔ.lo/ | :: woodcutter |
| boscaiolo {m} | :: forester |
| boscaiuolo {m} | :: alternative form of boscaiolo |
| boscato {adj} | :: wooded |
| boschereccio {adj} | :: woodland (attributive) |
| boschetto {m} | :: copse, grove |
| boschetto {m} | :: shrubbery |
| boschivo {adj} | :: woody, wooded |
| boschivo {adj} | :: woodland (attributive) |
| boscimana {f} | :: Bushwoman |
| boscimano {m} | :: Bushman |
| bosco {m} /ˈbɔs.ko/ | :: wood (wooded area) |
| bosco ceduo {m} | :: coppice, copse |
| Boscoducale {prop} | :: obsolete form of 's-Hertogenbosch |
| boscosità {f} | :: density of woodland |
| boscoso {adj} | :: woody, wooded |
| bosega {f} [Venice] /ˈbo.ze.ɡa/ | :: thicklip grey mullet (Chelon labrosus) |
| bosenova {f} [physics] | :: bosenova |
| Bosforo {prop} | :: The Bosporus |
| Bosio {prop} | :: surname |
| Bosio {prop} | :: Ferdinando Bosio, Italian patriot |
| Bosnia {prop} /ˈbɔz.nja/ | :: Bosnia |
| bosniaca {f} | :: female equivalent of bosniaco |
| bosniaco {adj} /bozˈni.a.ko/ | :: Bosnian |
| bosniaco {m} | :: Bosnian (male) |
| bosniaco {m} | :: The Bosnian language |
| bosniaco-erzegovese {adj} /bosˈnia̯.ko‿er.d͡ze.ɡoˈve.ze/ | :: synonym of bosniaco-erzegovino |
| bosniaco-erzegovese {mf} | :: synonym of bosniaco-erzegovino |
| bosniaco-erzegovina {f} | :: feminine noun of bosniaco-erzegovino |
| bosniaco-erzegovino {adj} /bosˈnia̯.ko‿er.d͡zeˈɡɔ.vi.no/ | :: of or pertaining to Bosnia and Herzegovina; Bosniac-Herzegovinian |
| bosniaco-erzegovino {m} | :: An inhabitant of Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Bosnia ed Erzegovina {prop} | :: Bosnia ed Erzegovina (country) |
| Bosnia-Erzegovina {prop} | :: Bosnia-Erzegovina (country) |
| bosone {m} [physics] | :: boson |
| bosone di gauge {m} [physics] | :: gauge boson |
| bosone di Higgs {m} [physics] | :: Higgs boson |
| bosone vettore {m} [physics] | :: vector boson |
| bosone W {m} [physics] | :: W boson |
| bosone Z {m} [physics] | :: Z boson |
| bosonico {adj} | :: bosonic |
| boss {m} | :: boss (leader of a business, company or criminal organization) |
| Bossi {prop} | :: surname |
| bosso {m} | :: box (the tree) |
| bosso {m} | :: (singular only) boxwood |
| bossolo {m} | :: shell casing |
| bossolo {m} | :: cartridge |
| bossolo {m} | :: box |
| bossolo {m} [regional, Tuscany] | :: box tree |
| bostoniano {adj} | :: Bostonian |
| bostoniano {m} | :: Bostonian |
| bostrice {m} [botany] /ˈbɔs.tri.t͡ʃe/ | :: bostryx (helicoid cyme) |
| Bosurgi {prop} | :: surname |
| Bot {n} | :: initialism of Buono ordinario del tesoro - a type of government security |
| botanica {f} | :: botany |
| botanica {f} | :: female equivalent of botanico |
| botanicamente {adv} | :: botanically |
| botanico {adj} | :: botanical, botanic |
| botanico {m} | :: botanist |
| Botnia {prop} | :: Bothnia |
| botola {f} | :: trapdoor |
| botola {f} | :: hatch |
| botolo {m} /ˈbɔtolo/ | :: small, often snarly dog |
| botro {m} [regional] | :: ditch; a steep deep valley exposed to erosion |
| Botswana {prop} | :: Botswana (country) |
| botswaniana {f} | :: female equivalent of botswaniano |
| botswaniano {adj} | :: Botswanan |
| botswaniano {m} | :: Botswanan |
| botswano {adj} | :: Botswanan |
| botta {f} /ˈbɔtta/ | :: blow, hit, shock, knock, attack |
| Botta {prop} | :: surname |
| bottaccio {m} | :: millpond |
| bottaccio {m} | :: earthenware pot |
| bottaccione {m} | :: A large lake held in place by a natural dam |
| botta di culo {n} | :: synonym of colpo di fortuna |
| bottaia {f} | :: barrel cellar, wine cellar |
| bottaio {m} | :: cooper |
| bottale {m} [tannage] | :: drum (rotating, cylindrical device), tumbler |
| bottame {m} | :: barrels, casks |
| bottarga {f} | :: A Mediterranean dish of cured fish roe |
| bottarga {f} | :: botargo |
| bottarga {f} | :: salted mullet roe |
| Bottaro {prop} | :: An island near Lipari |
| Bottaro {prop} | :: surname |
| botta segreta {f} | :: A secret attack (that supposedly defeats any opponent) |
| botta segreta {f} | :: A clever move |
| bottatrice {f} | :: burbot |
| bottazzo {m} [nautical] | :: The outer, non-watertight hull of a submarine; saddle tank |
| botte {f} | :: barrel |
| botte {f} | :: cask |
| bottega {f} | :: shop, store, business |
| bottega {f} | :: workshop, studio |
| bottega {f} [familiar] | :: fly (opening of trousers/pants or underpants) |
| bottega del maniscalco {f} | :: farriery |
| bottegaia {f} | :: female equivalent of bottegaio |
| bottegaio {m} /bot.teˈɡa.jo/ | :: shopkeeper, storekeeper |
| botteghino {m} | :: box office |
| botteghino {m} | :: kiosk selling lottery tickets etc |
| botteguccia {f} | :: diminutive of bottega |
| botteguccia {f} | :: small shop, small store |
| botticella {f} /bot.tiˈt͡ʃɛl.la/ | :: diminutive of botte: cask, kilderkin (small barrel) |
| botticella {f} [Rome] | :: A traditional horse-drawn carriage |
| Botticelli {prop} | :: surname |
| Botticelli {prop} | :: Sandro Botticelli, Italian painter |
| botticelliano {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of the work of Sandro Botticelli |
| bottiglia {f} /botˈtiʎ.ʎa/ | :: bottle |
| bottiglia di Leida {f} [electrical engineering, historical] | :: Leyden jar (glass jar used to accumulate static electricity) |
| bottigliata {f} | :: blow with a bottle |
| bottiglieria {f} | :: wine shop |
| bottiglieria {f} | :: cellar (for wine) |
| Bottigliero {prop} | :: surname |
| bottiglietta {f} | :: Small bottle (e.g. of ink) |
| bottiglione {m} | :: Large bottle |
| bottinaggio {m} | :: gathering, collecting (nectar, pollen) |
| bottinaio {m} | :: cesspit cleaner |
| bottinante {v} | :: present participle of bottinare |
| bottinare {vi} [of bees] | :: to gather or collect (pollen, nectar) |
| bottinatrice {f} | :: worker bee |
| bottinatura {f} | :: gathering, collecting (of nectar etc) |
| bottino {m} | :: booty, loot |
| bottino {m} | :: cesspit |
| bottino {m} | :: swag |
| botto {m} | :: crack (sharp blow) |
| bottonaia {f} | :: female equivalent of bottonaio |
| bottonaio {m} | :: button maker |
| bottonaio {m} | :: button seller |
| bottonato {adj} [heraldry] | :: botonny, bottonny |
| bottoncino {m} | :: small button |
| bottone {m} | :: button |
| bottone {m} [botany] | :: bud |
| bottoni {n} | :: A type of button-shaped pasta of a dough of flour, eggs and salt filled with stuffings similar to ravioli and served with various kind of sauces |
| bottoniera {f} | :: control panel |
| bottoniero {adj} | :: button (attributive) |
| bottonificio {m} | :: button factory |
| botuligeno {adj} | :: botulogenic |
| botulinico {adj} | :: botulinic |
| botulino {m} [biology] | :: botulin |
| botulismo {m} [pathology] | :: botulism (medical condition) |
| boutade {f} | :: witticism, wisecrack |
| boutique {f} | :: boutique (shop) |
| Bova {prop} | :: surname |
| bovarismo {m} [psychology] | :: bovarysm, bovarism (anxiety to escape from an unsatisfactory condition) |
| bovaro {m} | :: herdsman |
| bovaro {m} | :: drover |
| bovaro {m} | :: cowboy |
| bovaro {m} | :: buttero |
| bovaro {m} [astronomy] | :: Boote |
| bove {m} | :: ox |
| bovide {m} | :: bovid |
| bovinamente {adv} | :: in a bovine manner |
| bovindo {m} | :: bay window, bow window |
| bovino {adj} | :: bovine |
| bovino {m} | :: bovine, (plural) cattle |
| bovista gigantea {f} | :: giant puffball (Langermannia gigantea) |
| bovolo {m} | :: spiral |
| bowling {m} | :: ten-pin bowling |
| bowling {m} | :: bowling alley |
| box {m} | :: horsebox |
| box {m} | :: garage, lock-up (for a car) |
| box {m} [motor racing] | :: pit |
| box {m} | :: playpen |
| boxante {v} | :: present participle of boxare |
| boxare {vi} | :: to box (fight in a ring) |
| boxe {f} | :: boxing |
| boxer {m} | :: boxer shorts |
| boxeur {mf} | :: boxer (participant in boxing) |
| boy {m} | :: a male ballet dancer |
| boy {m} | :: a bellboy [in a hotel] |
| boyscout {mf} /boi̯sˈkau̯t/ | :: boy scout |
| bozza {f} /ˈbɔttsa/ | :: bump |
| bozza {f} | :: draft or proof (of a document) |
| bozzago {m} | :: buzzard |
| bozzato {m} | :: ashlar |
| bozzello {m} [nautical] | :: block (of block and tackle) |
| bozzello {m} | :: winch |
| bozzettista {mf} | :: sketch writer (for radio, TV etc) |
| bozzettista {mf} | :: commercial artist |
| bozzettistica {f} | :: literary sketch writing |
| bozzetto {m} | :: sketch (all senses) |
| bozzetto {m} | :: skit |
| bozzetto {m} | :: scale model |
| bozzima {f} | :: chicken feed (mash, etc., for chickens) |
| bozzo {m} | :: bump, sting, bite |
| bozzo {m} | :: swelling |
| bozzo {m} | :: bonk |
| bozzolo {m} | :: cocoon |
| bozzoloso {adj} | :: knotty, lumpy |
| BR {prop} | :: initialism of Brigate Rosse (Red Brigades) |
| Brabante {prop} | :: Brabant |
| braca {f} | :: trouser leg |
| braca {f} [in the plural] | :: trousers, pants, breeches |
| braca {f} | :: harness |
| bracalone {m} | :: slovenly person |
| bracare {v} /braˈka.re/ | :: to be nosy |
| braccante {v} | :: present participle of braccare |
| braccare {vt} | :: To stalk or hunt |
| braccetto {m} | :: only in a braccetto |
| bracchetto {m} | :: beagle (dog) |
| bracchiere {m} | :: whipper-in (hunting kennel assistant) |
| bracciale {m} | :: bracelet |
| braccialetto {m} | :: small bracelet, armlet |
| braccialetto {m} | :: wristlet |
| Bracciano {prop} | :: A hilltop town near Rome |
| bracciantale {adj} | :: agricultural (labour) |
| bracciantato {m} | :: agricultural labourer |
| bracciante {m} | :: agricultural labourer; field hand; hired hand |
| bracciante {v} | :: present participle of bracciare |
| bracciantile {adj} | :: agricultural labourer (attributive) |
| bracciare {vt} [nautical] | :: to brace |
| bracciata {f} [swimming] | :: stroke |
| bracciata {f} | :: armful |
| bracciere {m} | :: A gentleman who holds his arm out for a lady to hold on to whilst walking |
| braccino {m} /bratˈt͡ʃi.no/ | :: diminutive of braccio |
| braccio {m} [anatomy] /ˈbrat.t͡ʃo/ | :: arm |
| braccio {m} [unit of measure, nautical] | :: fathom |
| braccio {m} [geography] | :: branch, arm of the sea |
| braccio {m} [mechanics] | :: arm (of crane etc.) |
| braccio {m} | :: branch (of candleholder etc.) |
| braccio armato {m} | :: armed wing |
| braccio armato {m} | :: arm (the arm of the law) |
| braccio d'acqua {n} | :: a body of water |
| braccio d'acqua {n} | :: arm |
| braccio della legge {m} | :: the long arm of the law |
| braccio della morte {m} | :: death row |
| braccio destro {m} | :: (male) right-hand man, man Friday |
| braccio destro {m} | :: (female) right-hand woman, girl Friday |
| braccio di ferro {m} | :: confrontation |
| braccio di ferro {m} | :: arm wrestling |
| braccio di mare {m} | :: straight |
| braccio di mare {m} | :: channel |
| braccio di mare {m} | :: inlet |
| braccio di terra {m} | :: isthmus |
| bracciolo {m} /bratˈt͡ʃɔ.lo/ | :: armrest, rest |
| bracciolo {m} | :: armband |
| braccio mobile {m} | :: jib |
| bracco {m} | :: hound, gundog, bloodhound |
| bracco {m} | :: sleuth |
| Braccobaldo {prop} | :: Huckleberry Hound (cartoon character) |
| bracconaggio {m} | :: poaching (taking game or fish illegally) |
| bracconiere {m} /brak.konˈjɛ.re/ | :: (game) A poacher |
| brace {f} [chiefly in the plural] /ˈbra.t͡ʃe/ | :: embers |
| bracere {m} | :: brazier |
| bracheazione {f} | :: alternative form of brachiazione |
| brachetta {f} | :: flies / fly (in the front of trousers) |
| brachetta {f} [in the plural] | :: knickers (women's or child's) |
| brachetto {m} | :: A variety of grape grown in the provinces of Asti and Alessandria in Piedmont |
| brachetto {m} | :: A slightly sparkling, slightly sweet red wine made from these grapes |
| brachi- {prefix} | :: brachy- |
| brachiale {adj} [anatomy] | :: brachial |
| brachialgia {f} [medicine] | :: brachial neuralgia |
| brachiazione {f} [biology] | :: brachiation |
| brachiblasto {m} [botany] | :: brachioblast |
| brachicardia {f} | :: bradycardia |
| brachicefalia {f} | :: brachycephaly |
| brachicefalo {adj} | :: brachycephalic |
| brachicefalo {m} | :: brachycephaly |
| brachicefalo {m} | :: brachycephalic (person) |
| brachico {adj} | :: brachial |
| brachigrafia {f} | :: shorthand |
| brachilogia {f} | :: brachylogy |
| brachilogicamente {adv} | :: brachyologically |
| brachilogico {adj} | :: brachyological (abbreviated) |
| brachimorfo {adj} | :: brachymorphic |
| brachiopode {m} | :: brachiopod |
| brachioradiale {adj} | :: brachioradial |
| brachiosauro {m} | :: brachiosaurus |
| brachipnea {f} | :: bradypnea |
| brachistocrona {f} [mathematics] /brakiˈstɔkrona/ | :: brachistochrone |
| brachitipo {m} | :: brachytype |
| brachiure {m} | :: crab of the infraorder Brachyura |
| braciere {m} | :: brazier |
| braciola {f} [meats] | :: chop |
| braciola {f} [meats] | :: steak (with no bone) |
| Bradano {prop} | :: Bradano (river) |
| bradicardia {f} | :: bradycardia |
| bradicardico {adj} | :: bradycardic |
| bradichinina {f} [biochemistry] | :: bradykinin |
| bradicinesia {f} [pathology] | :: bradykinesia |
| bradipnea {f} [pathology] | :: bradypnea |
| bradipo {m} | :: sloth (animal) |
| bradisismico {adj} | :: bradyseismic |
| bradisismo {m} | :: bradyseism |
| brado {adj} | :: wild |
| brado {adj} | :: untamed |
| brado {adj} | :: unconstrained, unfettered, unhindered |
| brado {adj} | :: free |
| braga {f} | :: alternative form of braca |
| Bragadin {prop} | :: surname |
| Bragadin {prop} | :: A noble family of Venice |
| Bragaglia {prop} | :: surname |
| bragagna {f} [northern Italy] /braˈɡaɲ.ɲa/ | :: A type of fishing net |
| bragagna {f} [by extension, northern Italy] | :: A type of fishing boat |
| Braganza {prop} /braˈɡan.tsa/ | :: Braganza (district) |
| Braganza {prop} | :: Braganza (city) |
| braghetta {f} | :: Variant of brachetta |
| bragia {f} | :: embers |
| brago {m} | :: mud |
| bragozzo {m} [watercraft] | :: Small fishing boat (in parts of the Adriatic) |
| brahmanesimo {m} | :: Brahmanism, Brahminism |
| brahmanico {adj} | :: Brahmanic |
| brahmano {m} | :: Brahman, Brahmin |
| braida {f} | :: lawn, field (in a town) |
| braidense {adj} | :: Of or from Brera |
| bralette {mf} | :: bralette |
| brama {f} | :: longing, yearning |
| bramabile {adj} | :: desirable, covetable |
| bramangiere {m} | :: alternative form of biancomangiare |
| bramante {v} | :: present participle of bramare |
| Bramante {prop} | :: surname |
| Bramante {prop} | :: Donato Bramante, Italian architect |
| bramantesco {adj} | :: Relating to Bramante |
| Bramaputra {prop} | :: Brahmaputra |
| bramare {vt} | :: to long for, to yearn for |
| bramare {vt} | :: to covet |
| brambilla {m} | :: A typification of middle-class businessmen as found in Milan and Lombardy |
| Brambilla {prop} | :: surname |
| bramente {v} | :: present participle of bramire |
| bramino {m} | :: Brahmin |
| bramire {v} | :: to bell (of a deer etc) |
| bramire {v} | :: to roar (of a bear etc) |
| bramito {m} | :: bell (sound of a deer) |
| bramito {m} | :: roar (of a bear) |
| bramma {f} | :: A semi-finished slab of steel |
| bramosamente {adv} | :: yearningly, longingly, eagerly |
| bramosia {f} | :: longing, yearning, craving, greed |
| bramosità {f} | :: longing, yearning, craving, greed |
| bramoso {adj} | :: longing, yearning, eager, greedy |
| branca {f} /ˈbran.ka/ | :: claw (of a cat etc) |
| branca {f} | :: talon (of a bird) |
| branca {f} | :: branch (of knowledge etc) |
| branca {f} [anatomy] | :: branch |
| branca {f} [in the plural] | :: clutches |
| Branca {prop} | :: given name |
| Brancaccio {prop} | :: surname |
| brancardo {m} | :: sill (of a car door) |
| brancare {v} | :: Dialectal form of abbrancare |
| brancata {f} | :: handful |
| branchia {f} /ˈbran.kja/ | :: gill |
| branchiale {adj} | :: branchial |
| branchiato {adj} | :: branchiate |
| branchiostegale {adj} | :: branchiostegal |
| brancicante {v} | :: present participle of brancicare |
| brancicare {vt} | :: To paw |
| brancicare {vi} | :: To fumble |
| Branciforte {prop} | :: surname |
| branco {m} | :: flock [of sheep] |
| branco {m} | :: pack [of wolves or dogs] |
| branco {m} | :: gang [of people] |
| brancolamento {m} | :: groping |
| brancolante {v} | :: present participle of brancolare |
| brancolare {vi} | :: to grope |
| brand {m} | :: brand (product symbol) |
| branda {f} | :: camp bed, cot |
| branda {f} | :: hammock |
| Branda {prop} | :: given name |
| Branda {prop} | :: given name |
| Brandeburgo {prop} | :: Brandenburg |
| brandeggiabile {adj} | :: traversable |
| brandeggiante {v} | :: present participle of brandeggiare |
| brandeggiare {vt} | :: To traverse |
| brandeggio {m} | :: traverse |
| brandello {m} | :: shred, rag, piece |
| brandente {v} | :: present participle of brandire |
| brandina {f} | :: cot |
| brandina {f} | :: Simple folding bed on a metal frame, used by campers |
| brandire {vt} | :: To brandish or wave |
| brandistocco {m} | :: ranseur |
| brando {m} [poetic] | :: sword |
| brando {m} | :: a type of dance |
| brano {m} | :: piece, slip, rag, particle |
| brano {m} | :: passage (of text or music) |
| branzino {m} | :: European seabass (Dicentrarchus labrax) |
| brasante {v} | :: present participle of brasare |
| brasare {vt} | :: to braise meat |
| brasato {adj} | :: braised (meat) |
| brasato {m} | :: A dish of braised beef (or sometimes veal) |
| brasatura {f} | :: brazing |
| brasatura {f} | :: soldering |
| brasatura {f} | :: the preparation of a dish (usually meat) by braising (to braise) |
| brasca {f} [obsolete] | :: cabbage |
| brasile {m} | :: brazilwood |
| Brasile {prop} | :: Brasile (country) |
| Brasilia {prop} | :: Brasilia (municipality/capital city) |
| brasiliana {f} | :: female equivalent of brasiliano |
| brasiliano {adj} | :: Brazilian |
| brasiliano {m} | :: Brazilian |
| brassaggio {m} | :: brewing (process of making beer) |
| brattante {v} | :: present participle of brattare |
| brattare {vi} [nautical] | :: to scull |
| brattea {f} [botany] | :: bract |
| bratteato {adj} | :: bracteate |
| bratteiforme {adj} [botany] | :: bractiform |
| bratteola {f} [botany] | :: A small bract on the peduncle of certain flowers |
| bratto {m} | :: sculling |
| bravaccio {m} | :: bully |
| bravaccio {m} | :: braggart |
| bravamente {adv} | :: boldly, defiantly |
| bravante {v} | :: present participle of bravare |
| bravare {v} | :: To be arrogant or defiant |
| bravata {f} | :: mischief, prank |
| bravata {f} | :: braggadocio, braggart |
| bravata {f} [chiefly in the plural] | :: bravado |
| bravata {f} | :: A false show of courage; stunt |
| bravazzo {m} | :: alternative form of bravaccio |
| braveria {f} | :: boldness, effrontery |
| bravino {adj} | :: so-so, passable (in doing something) |
| bravissimo {adj} | :: superlative of bravo |
| bravissimo {adj} | :: very good |
| bravo {adj} /ˈbravo/ | :: (used before the noun) good, well-behaved |
| bravo {adj} | :: good, skilful, capable, clever, fine |
| bravo {adj} | :: good, obedient |
| bravo {adj} [obsolete] | :: brave, bold |
| bravo {adj} [obsolete, of animals] | :: wild, untamed |
| bravo {adj} [obsolete, of places] | :: harsh |
| bravo {interj} | :: well done!, good show! |
| bravo {interj} [theatre] | :: bravo! |
| brav'uomo {m} | :: a good man |
| bravura {f} | :: skill |
| bravura {f} | :: cleverness |
| bravura {f} | :: virtuosity |
| Brazza {prop} | :: Brazza (island) |
| break {m} | :: break (intermission or brief suspension of activity) |
| break {interj} | :: break! (boxing) |
| breccia {f} /ˈbrettʃa/ | :: breach, break, gap |
| breccia {f} | :: breakthrough |
| breccia {f} | :: road metal (crushed stone) |
| breccia {f} [geology] | :: breccia |
| brecciame {m} | :: road metal (crushed stone etc.) |
| brecciolino {m} | :: gravel (for roadmaking) |
| breccioso {adj} | :: gravelly |
| brecco {m} [Tuscany] /ˈbrek.ko/ | :: synonym of erba da spazzola |
| brechtiano {adj} | :: Brechtian |
| brefeldina {f} | :: brefeldin |
| brefotrofio {m} | :: orphanage (for abandoned children) |
| Bregaglia {prop} | :: Bregaglia (small town) |
| bregagliotto {adj} | :: From, or relating to Val Bregaglia |
| Breggia {prop} | :: Breggia (small town) |
| Brema {prop} | :: Brema (capital city) |
| Brema {prop} | :: Brema (state) |
| brembano {adj} | :: Relating to the river Brembo, its valley or surroundings |
| Brembo {prop} | :: Brembo (river) |
| breme {m} | :: bream (of genus Abramis) |
| Brendano {prop} | :: given name |
| Brendola {prop} | :: Brendola (small town) |
| brendolano {adj} | :: Of or from Brendola |
| brenna {f} [literary] /ˈbren.na/ | :: nag (useless horse) |
| Brenna {prop} | :: surname |
| Brennero {prop} | :: Brenner |
| Brenno {prop} | :: Brennus (Gaulish chieftain) |
| Brenno {prop} | :: given name |
| brenta {f} | :: keg (for wine) |
| Brenta {prop} | :: A river that flows through Trentino and Veneto |
| Brenta {prop} | :: Brenta (small town) |
| brentolo {m} [mostly in the plural] | :: common heather, ling (Calluna vulgaris) |
| bresaola {f} | :: bresaola |
| Brescello {prop} | :: Brescello (town) |
| Brescia {prop} /ˈbreʃːa/ | :: Brescia (province) |
| Brescia {prop} | :: Brescia (capital city) |
| bresciana {f} | :: female equivalent of bresciano |
| Bresciani {prop} | :: surname |
| bresciano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Brescia |
| bresciano {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Brescia |
| Breslavia {prop} | :: Breslavia (city) |
| Bressanone {prop} | :: Bressanone (town) |
| Bretagna {prop} | :: Brittany |
| bretella {f} /breˈtɛl.la/ | :: strap (on a bra etc) |
| bretella {f} [chiefly in the plural] | :: braces [British], suspenders [US] |
| bretella {f} | :: joint, link, connection |
| bretella {f} | :: junction (of roads) |
| bretellina {f} | :: strap (on a bra or dress) |
| bretone {adj} /ˈbrɛ.to.ne/ | :: Breton |
| bretone {mf} | :: Breton (person) |
| bretone {m} | :: Breton (language) |
| breve {adj} /ˈbrɛ.ve/ | :: brief, short |
| breve {adv} | :: briefly |
| breve {m} [music] | :: breve |
| breve {m} | :: brief (short news report) |
| brevemente {adv} | :: shortly, briefly, in brief, concisely |
| brevettabile {adj} | :: patentable |
| brevettabilità {f} | :: patentability |
| brevettante {v} | :: present participle of brevettare |
| brevettare {vt} | :: To patent |
| brevettato {adj} | :: patented, patent (attributive) proprietary |
| brevettato {adj} [figuratively] | :: tried and true, tested, well-established |
| brevettazione {f} | :: patenting |
| brevetto {m} | :: patent (of a new invention) |
| brevettuale {adj} | :: patent (attributive) |
| breviante {v} | :: present participle of breviare |
| breviare {vt} | :: Variant of abbreviare |
| breviario {m} | :: breviary |
| breviazione {f} | :: Variant of abbreviazione |
| brevilineo {adj} | :: short-limbed |
| breviloquente {adj} | :: concise |
| breviloquenza {f} | :: conciseness |
| brevissimo {adj} | :: Very short |
| brevità {f} | :: shortness, brevity, concision |
| brezza {f} /ˈbred.d͡za/ | :: breeze |
| brianteo {adj} | :: Of or from Brianza |
| Brianza {prop} | :: Brianza |
| brianzolo {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Brianza |
| brianzolo {m} | :: Native or resident of Brianza |
| Briareo {prop} | :: Briareus / Briareos |
| Brïareo {prop} | :: medieval spelling of Briareo |
| bric {m} | :: alternative form of bricco |
| bric-a-brac {m} | :: bric-a-brac |
| bricchetta {f} | :: briquette / briquet |
| bricchetto {m} | :: small pot or jug |
| Briccialdi {prop} | :: surname |
| bricco {m} | :: jug (vessel) |
| bricco {m} | :: hill, crag, ridgeside |
| briccola {f} [Venice] /ˈbrik.ko.la/ | :: Any of a group of piles used to mark the navigable channels through the lagoon |
| briccola {f} [Piedmont] | :: A type of lever used to lift loads (especially water from a well) |
| briccola {f} [obsolete] | :: A type of military siege engine similar to a catapult (a mangano) |
| bricconaggine {f} | :: roguery, knavery |
| bricconata {f} | :: dirty trick |
| bricconcella {f} /brik.konˈt͡ʃɛl.la/ | :: female equivalent of bricconcello |
| bricconcello {m} /brik.konˈt͡ʃɛl.lo/ | :: rascal (young rogue) |
| briccone {m} /brikˈko.ne/ | :: rascal |
| bricconeria {f} | :: roguery, knavery |
| bricconescamente {adv} | :: roguishly |
| bricconesco {adj} | :: roguish, rascally |
| Brichese {prop} | :: surname |
| briciola {f} | :: crumb (of bread etc) |
| briciola {f} | :: scrap |
| briciola {f} | :: trifle |
| briciolo {m} | :: bit (small part) |
| briciolo {m} | :: grain |
| brida {f} | :: clamp (type used on a lathe) |
| bridge {m} [card games] | :: bridge (card game) |
| bridgista {mf} | :: bridge player |
| bridgistico {adj} | :: bridge (card game, attributive) |
| briefing {m} /ˈbri.finɡ/ | :: briefing |
| brievemente {adv} | :: medieval spelling of brevemente |
| briga {f} | :: trouble, bother |
| Briga {prop} | :: Any of several Italian or French alpine communes |
| brigadiere {m} [military ranks] | :: brigadier |
| brigadiere {m} [military ranks] | :: sergeant (police etc) |
| brigadiere generale {m} [military ranks] | :: brigadier general, brigadier |
| brigantaggio {m} | :: brigandage, banditry |
| brigante {m} | :: brigand, bandit |
| brigante {m} | :: rascal |
| brigante {v} | :: present participle of brigare |
| brigantescamente {adv} | :: in the manner of a brigand |
| brigantesco {adj} | :: brigandish |
| brigantessa {f} | :: female equivalent of brigante |
| brigantino {m} | :: brig, brigantine |
| brigare {vi} | :: to intrigue |
| brigasco {m} | :: A dialect of Ligurian spoken in the Maritime Alps |
| brigasco {adj} | :: Relating to that dialect |
| brigata {f} | :: group, party |
| brigata {f} [military] | :: brigade |
| Brigate Rosse {prop} | :: Red Brigades |
| brigatismo {m} | :: Terrorism, especially that of the Red Brigades |
| brigatista {mf} | :: a terrorist, especially one belonging to the Red Brigades |
| brigatistico {adj} | :: terrorist (attributive, especially of or pertaining to the Red Brigades) |
| brighella {mf} | :: loafer, loiterer |
| Brigida {prop} | :: Bridget |
| brigidino {m} [desserts] | :: A very thin, crispy aniseed wafer produced in the Pistoia area |
| brigidino {m} | :: synonym of emblema |
| brigidino {m} | :: synonym of nastro |
| brigidino {m} | :: synonym of coccarda |
| brigidino {m} | :: synonym of distintivo |
| Brigitta {prop} | :: Bridget |
| briglia {f} | :: rein |
| briglia {f} | :: bridle |
| brigoso {adj} | :: quarrelsome |
| brillamento {m} | :: brilliance, resplendence |
| brillamento {m} | :: explosion (in a mine) |
| brillamento solare {m} [astronomy] | :: solar flare |
| brillantante {v} | :: present participle of brillantare |
| brillantante {m} | :: rinse aid |
| brillantare {v} | :: to polish or buff |
| brillantare {v} | :: to cut or facet (gemstones) |
| brillantare {v} | :: to ice or frost (dust with sugar) |
| brillantatura {f} | :: cutting or faceting (gemstones) |
| brillantatura {f} | :: polishing, buffing |
| brillantatura {f} | :: icing, frosting (dusting with sugar) |
| brillante {adj} | :: bright, brilliant |
| brillante {m} | :: A diamond |
| brillantemente {adv} | :: brilliantly, successfully, with flying colors, smartly |
| brillantezza {f} | :: shine, polish, burnishing, gloss |
| brillantezza {f} | :: brilliance |
| brillantezza {f} | :: brio, vivacity |
| brillantina {f} | :: brilliantine |
| brillantissimo {adj} | :: superlative of brillante |
| brillantissimo {adj} | :: very brilliant |
| brillantissimo {adj} | :: very bright, very shining |
| brillanza {f} [physics] | :: luminance |
| brillare {vi} | :: to shine, to glisten, to sparkle or twinkle |
| brillare {vi} | :: to go off or explode |
| brillare {vt} | :: To set off or explode |
| brillare {vt} | :: To husk (rice) |
| brillatoio {m} | :: polisher (husking machine) |
| brillatoio {m} | :: rice mill |
| brillatura {f} | :: polishing, husking (of grain) |
| brillio {m} | :: sparkle, glitter |
| brillio {m} | :: sparkling, glittering |
| brillo {adj} | :: tipsy, drunk |
| brina {f} /ˈbri.na/ | :: frost, especially hoarfrost |
| brinamento {m} [physics] | :: deposition (opposite of sublimation) |
| brinante {v} | :: present participle of brinare |
| brinare {vi} | :: To be frosty |
| brinare {vt} | :: To cover with frost |
| brinare {vt} | :: To frost (give a frosty appearance) |
| brinata {f} | :: frost, hoarfrost |
| brincello {m} | :: Variant of brandello |
| brindante {v} | :: present participle of brindare |
| brindare {vi} | :: to make a toast |
| brindello {m} | :: Variant of brandello |
| brindisi {m} | :: toast, salute |
| Brindisi {prop} /ˈbrin.di.zi/ | :: Brindisi (city/and/province) |
| brindisina {f} | :: feminine equivalent of brindisino |
| brindisino {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Brindisi |
| brindisino {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Brindisi |
| brindisino {m} | :: The dialect of Sicilian spoken in Brindisi |
| brinoso {adj} | :: frosty |
| brio- {prefix} | :: bryo- |
| brio {m} | :: vivacity, liveliness |
| brioche {f} /briˈɔʃ/ | :: A croissant, Danish pastry, or other sweet bun |
| briofita {f} | :: bryophyte |
| briografia {f} | :: bryology |
| briologia {f} | :: bryology |
| brionia {f} | :: bryony |
| briosamente {adv} | :: lively |
| brioscia {f} | :: brioche |
| briosità {f} | :: vivacity, liveliness |
| brioso {adj} | :: brisk |
| brioso {adj} | :: lively |
| briozoo {m} | :: bryozoan |
| brisa {f} [mushrooms] | :: penny bun, porcino or cep (Boletus edulis) |
| brisato {adj} [heraldry] | :: debruised; broken (of a chevron) |
| briscola {f} [card games] /ˈbriskola/ | :: a type of card game |
| briscola {f} | :: [card games, in the plural] trumps |
| briscola {f} | :: [card games] trump card |
| briscola {f} [colloquial, jocular] | :: knock, blow, slap |
| briscola di seme {f} [of card games] | :: trump |
| briscolone {m} | :: high trump card |
| briscolone {m} | :: a card game similar to briscola |
| Brisgovia {prop} | :: Breisgau |
| Brissago {prop} | :: Brissago (small town) |
| brissinese {adj} | :: Of or from Bressanone |
| brisura {f} | :: brisure |
| Britannia {prop} [archaic] | :: Great Britain, Britain |
| Britannia {prop} | :: Britain (Roman province) |
| Britannia {prop} | :: Britannia (female personification of Britain) |
| britannica {f} | :: female equivalent of britannico |
| britannicità {f} | :: Britishness |
| britannico {adj} | :: British, Britannic |
| britannico {m} | :: British (or UK) citizen, Briton |
| britanno {adj} | :: Brittanic (of the ancient Britons) |
| britanno {adj} [by extension] | :: English |
| britanno {m} | :: Briton (member of ancient people) |
| brit milà {m} | :: brit milah, bris |
| brividante {adj} [literary] /bri.viˈdan.te/ | :: flickering with light |
| brividio {m} [literary] /bri.viˈdi.o/ | :: An intense, prolonged shiver |
| brividio {m} [literary, figuratively] | :: flickering (of lights) |
| brivido {m} /ˈbri.vi.do/ | :: shiver, shudder |
| brividoso {adj} [literary] /bri.viˈdo.zo/ | :: that shivers; shivering, shivery, shiversome |
| brividoso {adj} [literary] | :: that causes shivering |
| Brizio {prop} | :: given name |
| brizzolato {adj} | :: greying, grey-haired |
| brizzolato {adj} | :: grizzled |
| brizzolatura {f} | :: grizzling, greying |
| brocardo {n} | :: An ancient legal maxim (or saying), concise and clear, mostly of latin tradition, for example: lex dura, sed lex |
| brocca {f} /ˈbrɔk.ka/ | :: jug |
| brocca {f} | :: pitcher |
| brocca {f} | :: ewer |
| brocca {f} | :: vessel |
| broccante {v} | :: present participle of broccare |
| broccardo {n} | :: alternative spelling of brocardo |
| broccare {vt} | :: To brocade |
| broccatello {m} | :: brocatel, brocatelle |
| broccato {m} | :: brocade (fabric) |
| brocchetta {f} | :: A type of nail used for tacking material to wood |
| brocchiere {m} | :: buckler |
| broccia {f} | :: broach |
| brocciante {v} | :: present participle of brocciare |
| brocciare {vt} | :: To broach |
| brocciatrice {f} | :: broaching machine |
| brocciatura {f} | :: broaching |
| broccio {m} [obsolete] /ˈbrɔt.t͡ʃo/ | :: A spear-like weapon |
| broccio {m} | :: A wooden spindle |
| brocciolo {m} /ˈbrɔt.t͡ʃo.lo/ | :: synonym of scazzone |
| brocco {m} | :: nag (worn-out horse) |
| broccolante {v} | :: present participle of broccolare |
| broccolare {v} [colloquial] | :: To flirt, chat up, attempt to hook up |
| broccolo {m} /ˈbrɔk.̚ko.lo/ | :: broccoli |
| broccolo {m} [figuratively] | :: stupid person |
| broche {f} [mushrooms] | :: sheathed woodtuft (Kuehneromyces mutabilis (synonym: Pholiota mutabilis)) |
| broda {f} | :: dishwater |
| brodaglia {f} | :: dishwater |
| brodaio {m} /broˈda.jo/ | :: A soup seller |
| brodetto {m} | :: a fish stew; the Italian equivalent of bouillabaisse |
| brodetto {m} | :: a broth used as a basis for other sauces |
| brodino {m} | :: light soup |
| brodino {m} [by extension] | :: dishwater |
| brodo {m} | :: broth; clear soup |
| brodoso {adj} | :: watery, thin (soup etc) |
| Broggini {prop} | :: surname |
| Broggini {prop} | :: Luigi Broggini, Italian sculptor |
| brogliaccio {m} | :: daybook |
| brogliaccio {m} | :: notebook |
| brogliante {v} | :: present participle of brogliare |
| brogliare {vi} | :: To intrigue |
| broglio {m} | :: intrigue, fraud, rigging, stuffing |
| broker {m} | :: broker (commercial mediator) |
| brokeraggio {m} | :: brokerage |
| broletto {m} [historical] | :: walled garden |
| broletto {m} [Northern Italy, chiefly Lombardy] | :: town hall |
| brollo {adj} | :: alternative form of brullo |
| brolo {m} | :: small vegetable garden |
| bromato {adj} | :: bromated |
| bromato {m} [chemistry] | :: bromate |
| bromatologia {f} /bromatoloˈd͡ʒia/ | :: bromatology; food science |
| bromatologo {m} | :: dietician |
| bromico {adj} | :: bromic |
| bromidrico {adj} | :: hydrobromic |
| bromidrosi {f} | :: bromhidrosis |
| brominato {adj} [chemistry] | :: brominated |
| bromismo {m} | :: bromism (bromide intoxication) |
| bromito {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: bromite |
| bromo {m} [chemistry] /ˈbrɔmo/ | :: bromine |
| bromocresolo {m} [organic compound] | :: bromocresol |
| bromografo {m} [photography] | :: bromograph, contact printer |
| bromolio {m} [photography] | :: bromoil process |
| bromometano {m} [organic compound] | :: bromomethane |
| bromopnea {f} | :: halitosis |
| bromurato {adj} | :: brominated |
| bromurazione {f} | :: bromination |
| bromuro {m} | :: bromide |
| bromuro di acetile {m} [organic compound] | :: acetyl bromide |
| bromuro di etile {m} [organic compound] | :: ethyl bromide, bromoethane |
| bromuro di idrogeno {m} [inorganic compound] | :: hydrogen bromide |
| bromuro di litio {m} [inorganic compound] | :: lithium bromide |
| bromuro di magnesio {m} [inorganic compound] | :: magnesium bromide |
| bromuro di metile {m} [organic compound] | :: methyl bromide, bromomethane |
| bromuro di metilene {m} [organic compound] | :: methylene bromide, dibromomethane |
| bromuro di piombo {m} [inorganic compound] | :: lead bromide |
| bromuro di potassio {m} [inorganic compound] | :: potassium bromide |
| bromuro di sodio {m} [inorganic compound] | :: sodium bromide |
| bromuro di vinile {m} [organic compound] | :: vinyl bromide |
| bronchiale {adj} [anatomy] | :: bronchial |
| bronchiectasia {f} [medicine] | :: bronchiectasis |
| bronchiettasia {f} | :: Variant of bronchiectasia |
| bronchiolite {f} [disease] | :: bronchiolitis |
| bronchiolo {m} [anatomy] | :: bronchiole |
| bronchite {f} | :: [pathology] bronchitis |
| bronchitico {adj} | :: bronchitic |
| bronchitico {m} | :: bronchitic (person) |
| broncio {m} /ˈbron.t͡ʃo/ | :: sulk, pout |
| broncio {adj} | :: sulky, sulking |
| bronco- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: broncho- |
| bronco {m} [literary] /ˈbron.ko/ | :: A thorny branch |
| bronco {m} [anatomy] | :: bronchus, bronchial tube |
| broncoalveolare {adj} [anatomy] | :: bronchoalveolar |
| broncoalveolite {f} [pathology] | :: bronchoalveolitis |
| broncocostrittivo {adj} [pathology] | :: bronchoconstrictive |
| broncocostrizione {f} [pathology] | :: bronchoconstriction |
| broncodilatatore {m} [pharmacology] | :: bronchodilator |
| broncodilatazione {f} [medicine] | :: bronchodilation, bronchodilatation |
| broncogeno {adj} | :: bronchogenic |
| broncografia {f} [medicine] | :: bronchography |
| broncogramma {m} [medicine] | :: bronchogram |
| broncolitico {adj} | :: broncholytic |
| broncolitico {m} [pharmacology] | :: broncholytic agent, broncholytic drug |
| broncomalacia {f} [pathology] | :: bronchomalacia |
| broncone {m} | :: Large branch with many spikes or prongs |
| broncoostruzione {f} [pathology] | :: bronchoobstruction / broncho-obstruction |
| broncopatia {f} [pathology] | :: bronchopathy |
| broncopleurite {f} [pathology] | :: bronchopleurisy |
| broncopneumonico {adj} [anatomy] | :: bronchopneumonic |
| broncopolmonare {adj} [anatomy] | :: bronchopulmonary |
| broncopolmonite {f} [diseases] | :: bronchopneumonia, bronchial pneumonia |
| broncoprotettivo {adj} | :: bronchoprotective |
| broncorragia {f} [pathology] | :: bronchorrhea |
| broncoscopia {f} [medicine] | :: bronchoscopy |
| broncoscopico {adj} [medicine] | :: bronchoscopic |
| broncoscopio {m} [medicine] | :: bronchoscope |
| broncospasmo {m} [pathology] | :: bronchospasm, bronchial spasm |
| broncospastico {adj} [pathology] | :: bronchospastic |
| broncostenosi {f} [pathology] | :: bronchostenosis |
| broncotomia {f} [surgery] | :: bronchotomy |
| brontofobia {f} | :: brontophobia |
| brontolamento {m} | :: grumbling, muttering, mumbling |
| brontolamento {m} | :: rumbling, growling |
| brontolante {v} | :: present participle of brontolare |
| brontolare {v} | :: to mutter or mumble |
| brontolare {v} | :: to grumble |
| brontolio {m} /bron.toˈli.o/ | :: mumbling |
| brontolio {m} | :: muttering |
| brontolio {m} | :: grumbling |
| brontolio {m} | :: rumbling |
| brontolio {m} | :: peep |
| Brontolo {prop} | :: Grumpy (Disney character) |
| brontolona {f} | :: female equivalent of brontolone |
| brontolone {adj} | :: grumbling |
| brontolone {m} | :: grumbler |
| brontosauro {m} | :: brontosaurus |
| bronzante {v} | :: present participle of bronzare |
| bronzare {vt} | :: To bronze |
| bronzatura {f} | :: bronzing |
| bronzeo {adj} | :: bronze (attributive) |
| bronzetto {m} | :: bronze statuette |
| bronzina {f} | :: bushing (mechanics, especially one made of brass) |
| bronzina {f} | :: small cowbell (especially one made of brass) |
| bronzista {mf} | :: bronze worker |
| bronzo {m} /ˈbron.d͡zo/ | :: bronze (metal or object) |
| Bronzolo {prop} | :: Bronzolo (small town) |
| bronzolotto {adj} | :: Of or from Bronzolo |
| Broschi {prop} | :: surname |
| broscia {f} [in Tuscany] /ˈbrɔʃ.ʃa/ | :: insipid and thin soup |
| broscia {f} | :: vinasse, waste liquor |
| brossura {f} | :: paperback |
| browniano {adj} | :: Brownian |
| browser {m} [computing] | :: browser (software) |
| brozzola {f} | :: A kind of shuttle used in weaving |
| brr {interj} | :: brr |
| brucante {v} | :: present participle of brucare |
| brucare {vt} | :: To graze, to browse on, to nibble |
| brucatura {f} | :: cropping, nibbling |
| brucatura {f} | :: browsing, grazing |
| brucellosi {f} [pathology] | :: brucellosis, bangs |
| bruciabile {adj} | :: burnable |
| bruciacchiante {v} | :: present participle of bruciacchiare |
| bruciacchiare {vt} /bru.t͡ʃakˈkja.re/ | :: To singe, to scorch |
| bruciacchiarsi {v} /bru.t͡ʃakˈkjar.si/ | :: reflexive of bruciacchiare |
| bruciacchiarsi {vr} | :: to burn [of food] |
| bruciacchiatura {f} /bru.t͡ʃak.kjaˈtu.ra/ | :: scorching, singeing, searing |
| bruciacchiatura {f} | :: scorch (mark) |
| bruciaferro {m} [siderurgy] /bru.t͡ʃaˈfɛr.ro/ | :: A worker who cuts metal using a cutting torch |
| bruciamento {m} | :: burning |
| bruciante {v} | :: present participle of bruciare |
| bruciante {adj} | :: burning (especially with emotion etc) |
| bruciantesi {v} | :: present participle of bruciarsi |
| bruciapelo {m} | :: Machine for heat-treating cotton fabric |
| bruciaprofumi {m} | :: perfume or incense burner |
| bruciare {vit} | :: to burn |
| bruciare {vt} | :: to sear |
| bruciare {v} [slang] | :: to scupper |
| bruciarsi {v} | :: reflexive of bruciare |
| bruciarsi {vr} | :: to burn oneself |
| bruciarsi {vr} | :: to be burnt, burn |
| bruciarsi {vr} | :: to spoil one's chances, burn out |
| bruciarsi i ponti alle spalle {v} | :: to burn one's bridges |
| bruciata {f} | :: synonym of caldarrosta |
| bruciaticcio {adj} | :: Slightly burnt |
| bruciaticcio {m} | :: Burnt remains |
| bruciaticcio {m} | :: A burnt smell |
| bruciato {adj} | :: burnt |
| bruciatore {m} | :: burner |
| bruciatosi {v} | :: past participle of bruciarsi |
| bruciatura {f} | :: burning |
| bruciatura {f} | :: burn |
| brucina {f} | :: brucine |
| bruciore {m} /bruˈt͡ʃo.re/ | :: burning (sensation) |
| bruco {m} | :: grub, caterpillar |
| brucola {f} | :: Allen screw |
| brucola {f} | :: Allen key |
| brufolo {m} | :: pimple, spot, zit |
| brufoloso {adj} | :: pimply, spotty |
| Bruggia {prop} | :: medieval spelling of Bruges |
| brughiera {f} | :: heath, moor |
| Brugnaro {prop} | :: surname |
| brugo {m} | :: common heather, ling (Calluna vulgaris) |
| brugola {f} | :: Allen key, hex key |
| bruire {v} | :: to gurgle |
| brulé {adj} | :: burnt |
| brulè {adj} | :: alternative form of brulé |
| brûlé {adj} | :: mulled |
| brulicame {m} | :: swarm |
| brulicante {v} | :: present participle of brulicare |
| brulicante {adj} | :: swarming or teeming (with) |
| brulicare {vi} | :: to swarm, teem |
| brulichio {m} | :: swarming |
| brulichio {m} [figuratively] | :: whirl, seething, teeming |
| brullo {adj} | :: barren |
| brullo {adj} | :: bleak |
| brulotto {m} [nautical] | :: fireship |
| bruma {f} | :: mist, haze |
| bruma {f} | :: shipworm |
| brumaio {m} [historical] /bruˈma.jo/ | :: Brumaire (the second month of the French Republican Calendar) |
| brumale {adj} | :: brumal |
| brumale {m} [rare] | :: synonym of brumaio |
| brumazione {f} | :: hibernation |
| brumeggio {m} [fishing] /bruˈmed.d͡ʒo/ | :: A mixture of foods used as bait |
| brumoso {adj} | :: misty |
| bruna {f} | :: feminine noun of bruno |
| Bruna {prop} | :: given name, feminine form of Bruno |
| Bruna {prop} | :: Bruna (river) |
| brunastro {adj} | :: brownish |
| brunch {m} | :: brunch |
| Brunei {prop} | :: Brunei |
| Brunelda {prop} [rare] /bruˈnel.da/ | :: given name, alternative form of Brunilde |
| Brunelleschi {prop} | :: surname |
| Brunelleschi {prop} | :: Filippo Brunelleschi, Italian architect |
| brunello {m} | :: Any of several dark red wines |
| Brunello {prop} | :: surname |
| brunente {v} | :: present participle of brunire |
| brunetta {f} | :: brunette |
| Brunetto {prop} | :: given name |
| bruniccio {adj} | :: of a dull or pale brown colour |
| brunice {f} | :: live (glowing) coal |
| brunicense {adj} | :: Of or from Brunico |
| Brunico {prop} | :: Brunico (town) |
| Brunilda {prop} [rare] /bruˈnil.da/ | :: given name, alternative form of Brunilde |
| Brunilde {prop} [Germanic mythology] /bruˈnil.de/ | :: Brunhild (valkyrie) |
| Brunilde {prop} [rare] | :: given name |
| Brunildo {prop} [rare] /bruˈnil.do/ | :: given name, masculine of Brunilda |
| brunire {vt} | :: to burnish, to polish |
| brunitoio {m} | :: burnisher |
| brunitore {m} | :: burnisher, polisher (person) |
| brunitrice {f} | :: burnisher, polisher (machine) |
| brunitura {f} | :: burnishing, polishing |
| bruno {adj} | :: (dark) brown |
| bruno {m} | :: a dark-haired person |
| Bruno {prop} | :: given name |
| Bruno {prop} | :: surname |
| brusca {f} | :: scrubbing brush |
| bruscamente {adv} | :: abruptly, suddenly, sharply |
| bruscandolo {m} [Venetian] /brusˈkan.do.lo/ | :: shoot (emerging stem of a plant) |
| bruscandolo {m} [Venetian, uncommon] | :: The shoot of a butcher's broom plant |
| bruscandolo {m} [Venetian] | :: The shoot of a hop plant |
| bruscante {v} | :: present participle of bruscare |
| Bruscantini {prop} | :: surname |
| Bruscantini {prop} | :: Sesto Bruscantini, Italian singer |
| bruscare {vt} | :: to clean with a scrubbing brush |
| bruscare {vt} | :: [regional] to toast |
| bruschetta {f} /brusˈket.ta/ | :: bruschetta (Italian bread topped with garlic and tomatoes) |
| bruschetta {f} [Tuscany] | :: A soup consisting of olive oil, boiled cavolo nero and toasted garlic bread |
| bruschetta {f} | :: diminutive of brusca: a light twig |
| bruschetta {f} [in the plural] | :: A game similar to the sortition by drawing straws, in which the one who picks the longest (or shortest) stick wins |
| bruschezza {f} | :: brusqueness, abruptness |
| bruschinante {v} | :: present participle of bruschinare |
| bruschinare {vt} | :: To brush or groom (a horse etc) |
| bruschino {m} | :: horse brush |
| bruschino {m} | :: scrubbing brush |
| brusciato {adj} | :: alternative form of bruciato |
| bruscitti {n} | :: A dish of finely chopped beef cooked with fennel seeds and wine |
| brusco {adj} | :: abrupt, sudden, brusque |
| bruscolino {m} | :: diminutive of bruscolo |
| bruscolino {m} [in the plural] | :: peanuts |
| bruscolo {m} | :: speck (small particle) |
| brusio {m} | :: hubbub, buzz |
| brussellese {adj} /brus.selˈle.se/ | :: Of, from, or relating to Brussels (the capital of Belgium); Brusselian |
| brussellese {mf} | :: A Brusselian; a native or inhabitant of Brussels |
| brustolare {v} [archaic, regional] | :: synonym of abbrustolire |
| brustolino {m} | :: Salted, toasted pumpkin seed eaten as a snack |
| brustullo {m} | :: Roasted and salted pumpkinseed eaten as a snack food |
| brutale {adj} | :: rough, brutal |
| brutalismo {m} | :: brutalism, Brutalism |
| brutalità {f} | :: brutality |
| brutalizzante {v} | :: present participle of brutalizzare |
| brutalizzare {vt} | :: to brutalize |
| brutalizzazione {f} | :: brutalization |
| brutalmente {adv} | :: brutally |
| bruto {adj} | :: brute |
| bruto {m} | :: brute |
| Bruto {prop} | :: Brutus |
| brutta {f} | :: rough copy |
| brutta {f} | :: first draft |
| bruttamente {adv} | :: uglily, badly, nastily |
| bruttante {v} | :: present participle of bruttare |
| bruttare {vt} | :: To sully, soil or dirty |
| bruttezza {f} | :: ugliness |
| bruttino {adj} | :: plain, homely |
| bruttissimo {adj} | :: Very bad or ugly |
| brutto {adj} | :: ugly, bad, nasty |
| brutto {m} | :: ugly person |
| brutto muso {m} [colloquial] | :: ugly mug (ugly face) |
| bruttura {f} | :: ugly thing, eyesore |
| bruttura {f} | :: meanness, mean act |
| bruxante {v} | :: present participle of bruxare |
| bruxare {vi} | :: To brux (grind the teeth) |
| Bruxelles {prop} /brukˈsɛl/ | :: Bruxelles (capital city) |
| bruxellese {adj} [rare] | :: alternative form of brussellese |
| bruxellese {mf} [rare] | :: alternative form of brussellese |
| bruxismo {m} | :: bruxing (grinding the teeth) |
| bu {m} | :: A unit of length equal to 1.818 metres (歩) |
| bu {m} | :: A unit or area equal to 3.306 metres2 (歩) |
| bu {m} | :: A tenth (decimal) (分) |
| bua {f} [baby talk] | :: pain, discomfort |
| buaggine {f} | :: stupidity, foolishness |
| buare {v} [neologism] | :: to boo |
| bubalo {m} | :: hartebeast |
| bubbola {f} | :: lie, story |
| bubbola {f} | :: trifle |
| bubboliera {f} | :: Animal's collar fitted with bells |
| bubbolina {f} [mushrooms] /bub.boˈli.na/ | :: grisette (Amanita vaginata) |
| bubbolo {m} | :: A bell on an animal's collar; especially a sleigh bell |
| bubbone {m} | :: swelling, bubo |
| bubbonico {adj} | :: bubonic |
| buca {f} | :: hole |
| buca {f} | :: pit |
| buca {f} [snooker] | |
| buca delle lettere {f} | :: post box |
| buca delle lettere {f} | :: mailbox |
| bucalettere {f} [Switzerland] | :: letterbox, mailbox |
| bucaneve {m} | :: snowdrop |
| bucaniere {m} | :: buccaneer |
| bucante {v} | :: present participle of bucare |
| bucantesi {v} | :: present participle of bucarsi |
| bucare {v} | :: to pierce |
| bucare {v} | :: to punch (a ticket) |
| bucare {v} | :: to puncture |
| Bucarest {prop} | :: Bucarest (capital city) |
| bucarsi {v} | :: reflexive of bucare |
| bucarsi {vr} | :: to puncture [of a tyre] |
| bucarsi {vr} | :: to prick [one's finger, etc.] |
| bucarsi {vr} | :: to get a hole in |
| bucarsi {vr} | :: to shoot up [to inject a drug] |
| bucatini all'amatriciana {n} | :: A dish of bucatini from Amatrice Lazio region Italy with a sauce of pelati, guanciale, pecorino cheese, salt, olive oil, chili pepper, white wine |
| bucatino {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: a type of thick hollow spaghetti |
| bucato {adj} | :: with holes, pierced, perforated, hollow |
| bucato {m} | :: washing, laundry |
| bucatosi {v} | :: past participle of bucarsi |
| bucatura {f} | :: hole, piercing |
| bucatura {f} | :: puncture |
| bucatura {f} | :: prick |
| bucazio {m} /buˈkat.t͡sjo/ | :: A month of the Delphic calendar, covering roughly from the second half of August to the first half of September |
| buccale {adj} [anatomy] | :: buccal |
| Buccari {prop} | :: Buccari (town) |
| buccellato {m} | :: Either of two traditional cakes from either Lucca or Sicily |
| bucchero {m} /ˈbuk.ke.ro/ | :: A type of odorous clay |
| bucchero {m} [by extension] | :: A vase or other object made from this clay |
| bucchero {m} | :: A piece of bucchero pottery |
| buccia {f} /ˈbuttʃa/ | :: skin, peel, husk, bur [of fruit, etc.] |
| buccia {f} | :: pod [of peas, etc.] |
| buccia {f} | :: rind [of cheese] |
| buccina {f} [musical instruments] | :: buccina |
| buccinatore {m} [muscle] | :: buccinator |
| buccofaringeo {adj} [anatomy] | :: buccopharyngeal |
| buccola {f} | :: earring |
| buccola {f} | :: lock, curl (of hair) |
| buccolo {m} | :: lock, curl (of hair) |
| bucefalo {m} [colloquial] | :: nag, hack (old or broken-down horse) |
| Bucefalo {prop} | :: Bucephalus |
| bucherame {m} | :: A type of translucent fabric once used to make veils |
| bucherellante {v} | :: present participle of bucherellare |
| bucherellare {vt} | :: To riddle (with holes) |
| bucherellato {adj} | :: riddled (with holes) |
| buchetto {m} | :: A small hole |
| buchino {m} | :: A small hole |
| bucintoro {m} | :: bucentaur |
| bucintoro {m} [Venice] | :: the state barge of Venice; used in the sposalizio ceremony |
| buco {m} | :: hole |
| buco {m} | :: gap |
| buco {m} | :: aperture |
| buco {m} | :: hovel |
| buco bianco {m} [astrophysics] | :: white hole |
| buco coronale {m} [astronomy] | :: coronal hole |
| buco del culo {m} | :: asshole, jerk |
| buco della serratura {m} | :: keyhole |
| buco dell'ozono {m} | :: ozone hole |
| buco di trama {m} | :: an inconsistency within a storyline; plot hole |
| bucolicamente {adv} | :: bucolically |
| bucolico {adj} | :: bucolic |
| buco nero {m} [astronomy, figuratively] | :: black hole |
| Bucovina {prop} | :: Bukovina |
| bucranio {m} | :: bucranium |
| Budapest {prop} | :: Budapest (capital city) |
| Budda {prop} /ˈbud.da/ | :: Buddha |
| Budda {m} | :: Buddha |
| Buddha {m} | :: alternative spelling of Budda |
| buddhismo {m} | :: alternative spelling of buddismo |
| buddhista {adj} | :: alternative spelling of buddista |
| buddhista {mf} | :: alternative spelling of buddista |
| buddhistico {adj} | :: alternative spelling of buddistico |
| buddismo {m} [religion] | :: Buddhism |
| buddista {adj} | :: Buddhist |
| buddista {mf} | :: Buddhist |
| buddistico {adj} | :: Buddhistic |
| budello {m} [chiefly in the plural] /buˈdɛl.lo/ | :: intestines, bowels, guts |
| budello {m} [also uncountable] | :: gut (material) |
| budello {m} [figuratively] | :: thin tube |
| budello {m} [figuratively] | :: alleyway |
| budget {m} /ˈbadd͡ʒet/ | :: a budget |
| budgetario {adj} | :: budgetary |
| budino {m} | :: pudding |
| budriere {m} | :: baldrick |
| Budua {prop} | :: Budua (town) |
| bue {m} | :: ox (bovine) |
| buen retiro {m} /ˌbwen reˈti.ro/ | :: a secluded, restful location |
| buen retiro {m} [by extension] | :: love nest |
| bue tibetano {m} | :: yak |
| bufala {f} | :: female equivalent of bufalo |
| bufala {f} | :: hoax, canard, whopper |
| bufala {f} | :: blunder |
| bufala {f} | :: buffalo mozzarella |
| bufala {f} [familiar] | :: poorly done thing; piece of crap |
| bufalino {adj} | :: buffalo (attributive) |
| bufalo {m} | :: buffalo |
| bufante {v} | :: present participle of bufare |
| bufare {v} [impersonal] | :: To blizzard |
| bufera {f} /buˈfɛ.ra/ | :: storm |
| bufera {f} | :: squall |
| bufera di neve {f} | :: snowstorm |
| bufera di neve {f} | :: blizzard |
| buffamente {adv} | :: funnily, comically, amusingly |
| buffamente {adv} | :: strangely, oddly |
| buffante {v} | :: present participle of buffare |
| buffare {vi} | :: to blow hard |
| buffare {vt} | :: to huff (in draughts) |
| buffata {f} | :: gust, puff (of wind) |
| buffatore {m} | :: glassblower, gaffer |
| buffè {m} | :: alternative form of buffet |
| buffer {m} [computing] | :: buffer |
| bufferizzante {v} | :: present participle of bufferizzare |
| bufferizzare {vt} [computing] | :: to buffer |
| buffet {m} [furniture] | :: sideboard |
| buffet {m} | :: buffet, refreshment bar |
| buffetteria {f} | :: buffet service |
| buffetteria {f} [chiefly in the plural] | :: the leather accoutrementss of a soldier |
| buffetto {m} | :: flick, chuck, cuff (light blow) |
| buffetto {m} | :: tweak |
| buffissimo {adj} | :: Very funny, very comical, very amusing |
| buffo {adj} /ˈbuf.fo/ | :: funny, comical, amusing |
| buffo {adj} | :: strange, odd, goofy |
| buffo {adj} | :: whimsical |
| buffo {adj} | :: playful |
| buffo {m} | :: gust (of wind) |
| buffo {m} | :: puff (of smoke) |
| buffo {m} [Romanesco, chiefly in the plural] | :: debt |
| buffona {f} | :: female equivalent of buffone |
| buffonaggine {f} | :: foolery, tomfoolery, clowning |
| buffonata {f} | :: prank |
| buffonata {f} | :: jest |
| buffone {m} /bufˈfo.ne/ | :: clown, buffoon, joker, fool |
| buffone di corte {m} | :: court jester, jester, joker |
| buffoneggiante {v} | :: present participle of buffoneggiare |
| buffoneggiare {vi} | :: to fool about, to play the fool |
| buffoneria {f} | :: buffoonery |
| buffonescamente {adv} | :: comically, in jest |
| buffonesco {adj} | :: clownish, comical |
| bufolo {m} | :: Variant of bufalo |
| buftalmo {m} | :: oxeye (of the genus Buphthalum) |
| buftalmo {m} [pathology] | :: buphthalmos |
| buganvillea {f} | :: bougainvillea |
| buggerante {v} | :: present participle of buggerare |
| buggerare {v} | :: To swindle or cheat |
| buggerare {v} | :: To bugger (have anal intercourse with) |
| buggerato {adj} | :: riddled (with holes) |
| buggeratura {f} | :: trick, cheat, swindle |
| bugia {f} /buˈd͡ʒi.a/ | :: lie, untruth |
| bugia {f} [chiefly in the plural, Northern Italy, mainly Piedmont] | :: type of dessert in the form of fritters dusted with sugar, eaten during Carnival time; similar to angel wings |
| bugia {f} | :: candleholder |
| Bugia {prop} | :: obsolete form of Béjaïa |
| bugia pietosa {f} | :: white lie |
| bugiarda {f} | :: female equivalent of bugiardo |
| bugiardaggine {f} | :: lying, untruthfulness, deceitfulness |
| bugiardamente {adv} [archaic] /bu.d͡ʒar.daˈmen.te/ | :: untruthfully, falsely, deceitfully |
| bugiarderia {f} | :: lying (especially repeatedly or on a large scale) |
| bugiardino {m} [medicine, colloquial] /bu.d͡ʒarˈdi.no/ | :: package insert (instructions packed with a prescribed medicine etc., listing its composition, properties and risks etc.) |
| bugiardo {adj} | :: lying, false, deceitful, untruthful |
| bugiardo {m} | :: liar |
| bugigattolo {m} | :: boxroom, cubbyhole (small room, especially one without windows) |
| bugio {adj} /ˈbu.d͡ʒo/ | :: hollow |
| bugliolo {m} [nautical] | :: bucket (wooden, with ropes attached) |
| buglione {m} [obsolete] | :: broth, soup |
| buglione {m} | :: riffraff, crowd |
| bugna {f} [archaic] /ˈbuɲ.ɲa/ | :: A wickerwork basket |
| bugna {f} [architecture] | :: boss |
| bugna {f} [nautical] | :: clew (sail corner) |
| bugnante {v} | :: present participle of bugnare |
| bugnare {vt} | :: To ashlar |
| bugnato {m} | :: ashlar work |
| bugnato {m} | :: rustication |
| bugnatura {f} | :: rustication |
| bugno {m} | :: A type of beehive |
| bugno {m} | :: sugarbag |
| bugnola {f} [Tuscany] /ˈbuɲ.ɲo.la/ | :: A straw and wickerwork basket for carrying fruit, grain etc |
| bugnola {f} [Tuscany] | :: A blacksmith's toolbox |
| bugnola {f} [Tuscany, historical] | :: A seat of the Accademia della Crusca scholars |
| bugnola {f} [Tuscany, by extension] | :: chair, pulpit |
| bugola {f} | :: bugle (plant of genus Ajuga) |
| buio {adj} | :: dark (contrary of luminous) |
| buio {m} | :: darkness, dark |
| buio pesto {m} | :: pitch-darkness, Cimmerian darkness |
| bulbare {adj} [anatomy] | :: bulbar |
| bulbicoltore {m} | :: bulb grower |
| bulbicoltura {f} | :: bulb growing |
| bulbifero {adj} | :: bulbiferous |
| bulbiforme {adj} | :: bulbiform |
| bulbillo {m} [botany] | :: bulbil |
| bulbo {m} | :: bulb |
| bulbo {m} | :: ball, globe |
| bulbo {m} | :: light bulb, light globe |
| bulbo {m} | :: breakwater ((nautical) a low bulkhead across the forecastle deck of a ship) |
| bulbocastano {m} /bul.boˈkas.ta.no/ | :: great pignut, earthnut (Bunium bulbocastanum) |
| bulbo di prua {m} [nautical] | :: breakwater (at the prow of a ship) |
| bulbo oculare {m} [anatomy] | :: eyeball |
| bulboso {adj} [botany] | :: bulbous (growing from or producing bulbs) |
| bulè {f} | :: boule (council of citizens in Ancient Greece) |
| buleuterio {m} | :: bouleuterion |
| bulgara {f} | :: female equivalent of bulgaro |
| Bulgaria {prop} /bulɡaˈri.a/ | :: Bulgaria (country) |
| bulgaro {adj} /ˈbul.ɡa.ro/ | :: Bulgarian |
| bulgaro {m} | :: Bulgarian (person) |
| bulgaro {m} | :: Bulgarian (language) |
| Bulicame {prop} | :: alternative form of Bullicame |
| Bulicame {n} | :: hotspring |
| Bulicame {n} [figuratively] | :: whirl, seething, teeming, tumult |
| bulicante {v} | :: present participle of bulicare |
| bulicare {v} | :: to boil (especially of thermal waters) |
| bulicare {v} [figurative] | :: to swarm |
| bulimia {f} | :: bulimia, binge eating disorder |
| bulimica {f} | :: female equivalent of bulimico |
| bulimico {adj} | :: bulimic |
| bulimico {m} | :: A bulimic |
| bulinante {v} | :: present participle of bulinare |
| bulinare {vt} | :: To engrave |
| bulinatore {m} | :: engraver, chiseller |
| bulinatura {f} | :: engraving, chiselling |
| bulino {m} | :: burin, graver (engraving tool) |
| bulletta {f} | :: tack, nail |
| bulletta {f} | :: hobnail |
| bullettante {v} | :: present participle of bullettare |
| bullettare {vt} | :: To tack |
| Bullicame {prop} | :: A thermal spring near Viterbo |
| bullionismo {m} | :: bullionism |
| bullionista {m} | :: bullionist |
| bullismo {m} | :: bullying |
| bullizzare {vt} [chiefly journalism] | :: to bully |
| bullo {m} /ˈbul.lo/ | :: tough, tough guy, bully, guy |
| bullonante {v} | :: present participle of bullonare |
| bullonare {vt} | :: to bolt |
| bullonatrice {f} | :: bolting machine |
| bullonatura {f} | :: bolting |
| bullone {m} | :: bolt |
| bulloneria {f} | :: The manufacture of bolts |
| bulloneria {f} | :: An assortment of bolts |
| bulo {m} | :: alternative form of bullo |
| Bulzoni {prop} | :: surname |
| Bulzoni {prop} | :: An Italian publishing house |
| buna {f} /ˈbu.na/ | :: Buna rubber |
| bunga bunga {f} /ˈbun.ɡa ˈbun.ɡa/ | :: the activities occurring during orgiastic parties involving the Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi |
| bunga bunga {f} [transferred sense] | :: orgy |
| bungaro {m} | :: krait (snake of the genus Bungarus) |
| bunkeraggio {m} [nautical] | :: bunkering (refuelling of ships) |
| buon {adj} | :: apocopic form of buono |
| buonacristiana {f} | :: Williams pear |
| buonafede {f} | :: honesty |
| buona fortuna {interj} | :: synonym of in bocca al lupo |
| buona giornata {phrase} | :: have a nice day |
| buonagrazia {f} | :: kindness, courtesy |
| buona lana {f} | :: (idiomatic, dated) slyboots, rogue |
| buonalana {f} | :: scoundrel, rogue, rascal |
| buonamano {m} [obsolete or Northern Italy] /ˌbwɔ.naˈma.no/ | :: tip (sum of money) |
| buonamente {adv} /bwo.naˈmen.te/ | :: well |
| buonanima {f} | :: A dead person |
| buon anno {phrase} | :: happy New Year! |
| buona notte {interj} | :: alternative spelling of buonanotte |
| buonanotte {interj} /ˌbwɔ.naˈnɔ.tːe/ | :: good night |
| buonanotte {f} [substantival use of the interjection] | :: an instance or circumstance in which one says good night |
| buona Pasqua {phrase} | :: happy Easter |
| buon appetito {interj} /ˌbwɔn ap.peˈti.to/ | :: bon appétit, enjoy your meal |
| buona sera {interj} | :: alternative spelling of buonasera |
| buonasera {interj} [regional] /ˌbwɔnaˈseːra/ | :: good afternoon |
| buonasera {interj} | :: good evening |
| Buonauro {prop} | :: surname |
| buonavoglia {f} | :: willingness |
| buona volontà {f} | :: goodwill (favorably disposed attitude toward someone or something) |
| buon compleanno {interj} | :: happy birthday |
| buoncostume {m} | :: public morality |
| buondì {interj} | :: good day, hello |
| buone feste {interj} | :: Happy Holidays |
| buon giorno {interj} /ˌbwɔn ˈdʒorno/ | :: alternative spelling of buongiorno |
| buongiorno {interj} /ˈbwɔnd͡ʒorno/ | :: good day |
| buongiorno {interj} | :: good morning |
| buongiorno {interj} | :: good afternoon [very early afternoon] |
| buongiorno {interj} [by extension] | :: hello |
| buongoverno {m} | :: good government |
| buongrado {m} | :: Only ever used in the expression di buongrado |
| buongustaia {f} | :: female equivalent of buongustaio |
| buongustaio {m} | :: gourmet, gourmand |
| buongustaio {m} [by extension] | :: person with refined tastes |
| buongusto {m} | :: (good) taste |
| buongusto {m} | :: (good) manners |
| buonismo {m} | :: do-goodism |
| buonissimo {adj} | :: superlative of buono - Better than good |
| buonista {adj} | :: do-gooding, do-goody |
| buonista {mf} | :: do-gooder |
| buon Natale {phrase} /ˌbwɔn naˈta.le/ | :: Merry Christmas! |
| buon Natale e felice anno nuovo {phrase} /ˌbwɔn naˈta.le e‿f.feˈli.tʃe ˌan.no ˈnwɔ.vo/ | :: Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! |
| buono {adj} /ˈbwɔ.no/ | :: good |
| buono {adj} | :: fair |
| buono {m} | :: coupon, voucher |
| buono {m} | :: bill, bond (financial) |
| buono a nulla {m} | :: good-for-nothing, ne'er-do-well |
| buono a nulla {m} | :: A scoundrel, rogue, rascal or unprincipled, deceitful, and unreliable person |
| buono a nulla {m} | :: A mean, worthless fellow; a rascal; a villain; a person without honour or virtue |
| buonora {f} | :: Only ever used in the expressions alla buonora, di buonora |
| buon pomeriggio {phrase} | :: good afternoon |
| buonsenso {m} | :: common sense |
| buonsenso {m} | :: good sense, mother wit, native wit |
| buontempo {m} | :: good time |
| buontempone {adj} | :: happy-go-lucky |
| buonumore {m} | :: good mood, good temper, good cheer, high spirits |
| buonuomo {m} | :: good-natured or easy-going man |
| buonuomo {m} | :: simpleton |
| buonuomo {m} | :: "my good man", "my good fellow" |
| buonuscita {f} | :: severance payment, golden handshake |
| buonvolere {m} [rare] | :: loyalty |
| Buoso {prop} [rare] | :: given name |
| buprestide {m} | :: buprestid |
| buralista {m} [Switzerland] | :: post office manager |
| buranello {adj} | :: Of or from Burano |
| buranello {m} | :: Native or inhabitant of Burano |
| buranello {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: A soft, S-shaped biscuit eaten with dessert wine |
| Burano {prop} | :: An island in the Venetian lagoon |
| burattante {v} | :: present participle of burattare |
| burattare {vt} | :: To sieve or sift |
| burattatura {f} | :: sieving, sifting, tumbling, rumbling, tumble finishing |
| burattinaia {f} | :: female equivalent of burattinaio |
| burattinaio {m} | :: puppeteer, puppet master, puppetman |
| burattinata {f} | :: puppet show |
| burattinata {f} | :: tomfoolery |
| burattinesco {adj} | :: puppet-like |
| burattinesco {adj} | :: foolish |
| burattino {m} | :: puppet |
| buratto {m} [agriculture] | :: sifter |
| burazzo {m} | :: duster (or similar cloth) |
| burba {f} | :: rookie, sprog (raw recruit) |
| burba {f} | :: fool |
| burbanza {f} /burˈban.t͡sa/ | :: haughtiness, arrogance |
| burbanzosamente {adv} | :: haughtily, arrogantly |
| burbanzoso {adj} /bur.banˈt͡so.zo/ | :: haughty, snooty, arrogant |
| burberamente {adv} | :: grumpily, gruffly |
| burbero {adj} /ˈbur.be.ro/ | :: surly, gruff, brassy |
| burbero {m} | :: curmudgeon |
| Burcardo {prop} | :: surname |
| burchiello {m} [nautical] | :: barge |
| burchio {m} [nautical] | :: barge |
| bure {f} | :: beam of a plough |
| burella {f} | :: dungeon |
| burella {f} | :: dark, underground corridor |
| burella {f} [heraldiccharge] | :: narrow band |
| buretta {f} [chemistry] | :: burette |
| burga {f} | :: A kind of basket filled with stones and used to prevent the erosion of rivers banks |
| Burgio {prop} | :: A comune of Agrigento, in Sicily |
| burgraviato {m} | :: burgravate (rank and jurisdiction of a burgrave) |
| burgravio {m} | :: burgrave |
| burgundo {adj} | :: Burgundian |
| buriana {f} | :: Brief storm |
| buricco {m} | :: donkey (small size donkey) |
| buricco {m} | :: dress (16th century long dress) |
| burino {adj} | :: boorish, loutish |
| burino {m} | :: peasant, yokel |
| burino {m} | :: boor, lout |
| burkinabè {adj} | :: Burkinabe, Burkinabè |
| burkinabè {mf} | :: Burkinabe, Burkinabè |
| Burkina Faso {prop} | :: Burkina Faso (country) |
| burkinese {adj} | :: Burkinese |
| burla {f} | :: trick, prank, frolic, joke |
| burlante {v} | :: present participle of burlare |
| burlantesi {v} | :: present participle of burlarsi |
| burlare {vt} | :: to make fun of, frolic |
| burlarsi {v} | :: reflexive of burlare |
| burlarsi {vr} | :: to make fun of |
| burlarsi {vr} | :: to tease |
| burlatosi {v} | :: past participle of burlarsi |
| burlescamente {adv} | :: jestingly |
| burlescamente {adv} | :: in the manner of burlesque |
| burlesco {adj} | :: jesting |
| burlesco {adj} [attributive] | :: burlesque |
| burletta {f} | :: joke |
| burletta {f} | :: trick |
| burletto {m} | :: pad placed on the head to support loads |
| burlevole {adj} | :: playful, jesting |
| burlevolmente {adv} | :: playfully, jestingly |
| burlone {m} | :: joker |
| burnus {m} /burˈnus/ | :: burnoose |
| burnus {m} | :: barracano, haick |
| burocrate {m} /buˈrɔk.ra.te/ | :: bureaucrat |
| burocratese {m} | :: bureaucratese, officialese |
| burocraticamente {adv} | :: bureaucratically |
| burocratico {adj} | :: bureaucratic |
| burocratismo {m} | :: a bureaucratic attitude |
| burocratizzante {v} | :: present participle of burocratizzare |
| burocratizzare {vt} | :: to bureaucratize |
| burocratizzazione {f} | :: bureaucratization |
| burocrazia {f} | :: bureaucracy |
| burotica {f} | :: office automation: automation, using informatic equipment, of common administrative tasks |
| burraco {m} | :: A partnership card game involving combinations and sequences of cards |
| burraio {m} | :: butter maker / churner |
| burrasca {f} [weather, especially, nautical] | :: storm, squall |
| burrasca {f} [by extension] | :: trouble |
| burrascosamente {adv} | :: stormily |
| burrascoso {adj} | :: stormy |
| burrata {f} [usually uncountable] /burˈra.ta/ | :: burrata (cheese similar to creamy mozzarella) |
| burrato {adj} | :: rare form of imburrato |
| burriera {f} | :: butter dish |
| burrificante {v} | :: present participle of burrificare |
| burrificare {vt} | :: to churn [cream, to make butter] |
| burrificazione {f} | :: churning (butter-making) |
| burrificio {m} | :: butter factory |
| burrificio {m} | :: dairy (place where butter is made) |
| burro {m} /ˈbur.ro/ | :: butter |
| burrocacao {m} | :: lip salve |
| burro di arachidi {n} | :: peanut butter |
| burro di karité {m} | :: shea butter |
| burrona {f} | :: butter pear |
| burrona {f} | :: a ripe and juicy peach |
| burrone {m} | :: ravine, gorge |
| burroso {adj} | :: buttery |
| burtoniano {adj} | :: Burtonian |
| burundese {adj} | :: Burundian |
| burundese {mf} | :: Burundian |
| Burundi {prop} | :: Burundi |
| buscante {v} | :: present participle of buscare |
| buscantesi {v} | :: present participle of buscarsi |
| buscare {vt} | :: to procure, obtain, get |
| buscarle {v} | :: to be hit |
| buscarsi {v} | :: reflexive of buscare |
| buscarsi {vr} | :: to get something bad |
| Buscate {prop} | :: Buscate (small town) |
| buscatese {adj} | :: Of or from Buscate |
| buscatosi {v} | :: past participle of buscarsi |
| buscemese {adj} | :: Of or from Buscemi |
| buscemese {mf} | :: Native or inhabitant of Buscemi |
| Buscemi {prop} /buʃˈʃɛ.mi/ | :: Buscemi (small town in the province of Syracuse) |
| Buscemi {prop} | :: a surname, especially of Italian ancestry |
| Buscetta {prop} | :: surname |
| Buscetta {prop} | :: Tommaso Buscetta, Italian mobster |
| buscherare {vt} [regional, familiar] | :: to deceive |
| busecca {f} [Northern Italy, chiefly Milan] /buˈzek.ka/ | :: tripe (food) |
| busecchia {f} [Tuscan] /buˈzek.kja/ | :: An animal's gut or intestine used as a casing for sausages, etc |
| Busento {prop} | :: Busento (river) |
| busiata {n} | :: synonym of busiata trapanese |
| busiata trapanese {f} | :: A type of thick hollow twisted sticks of pasta (half way between bucatini and fusilli) specific of Trapani in Sicily |
| busiata trapanese {f} | :: synonym of busiate |
| busiata trapanese {f} | :: synonym of busiata |
| busiate {n} | :: synonym of busiate trapanesi |
| busillis {m} | :: problem, enigma |
| business {m} /ˈbiznis/ | :: business (commercial enterprise) |
| Busiride {prop} [Greek mythology] | :: Busiris |
| Busoni {prop} | :: surname |
| bussante {v} | :: present participle of bussare |
| bussare {vi} | :: to knock |
| bussatoio {m} | :: knocker |
| Bussento {prop} | :: Bussento (river) |
| bussina {f} | :: buxine |
| bussola {f} /ˈbus.so.la/ | :: compass [navigation instrument] |
| bussola {f} | :: bush [mechanical part] |
| bussola {f} | :: sedan chair |
| bussola {f} | :: revolving door |
| bussola {f} | :: ballot box |
| bussola {m} | :: A type of ring-shaped breadstick from Burano |
| bussolo {m} [regional] | :: alternative form of bossolo |
| bussolotto {m} | :: box |
| bussolotto {m} | :: tin / can |
| bussolotto {m} | :: dice shaker |
| busta {f} | :: envelope |
| busta {f} [philately] | :: cover |
| bustaia {f} | :: corsetière (woman who makes and fits corsets etc) |
| busta paga {f} | :: payslip |
| busta paga {f} | :: paycheck, wage, salary, pay |
| busta primo giorno di emissione {f} | :: first day cover |
| bustarella {f} [colloquial, colloquial] | :: bribe (especially an envelope stuffed with money) |
| bustese {adj} | :: Of or from Busto Arsizio |
| bustina {f} | :: envelope (small) |
| bustina {f} | :: sachet |
| bustina {f} | :: forage cap |
| bustino {m} | :: corset (etc) |
| busto {m} [obsolete] /ˈbus.to/ | :: tomb, grave |
| busto {m} [by extension, obsolete] | :: cadaver, corpse |
| busto {m} [sculpture] | :: bust |
| busto {m} [by extension, anatomy] | :: torso |
| busto {m} [by extension] | :: corset, girdle |
| Busto Arsizio {prop} | :: Busto Arsizio (town) |
| bustocco {adj} | :: Of or from Busto Arsizio |
| bustrofedico {adj} | :: boustrophedon |
| butano {m} | :: butane |
| butanoico {adj} | :: butanoic |
| butanolo {m} [organic compound] | :: butanol |
| butilato {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: butylated |
| butile {m} [organic chemistry] | :: butyl (radical) |
| butilico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: butyl (attributive) |
| butirrato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: butyrate |
| butirrico {adj} | :: butyric |
| butirro {n} [gastronomy] | :: butter |
| butirroso {adj} | :: buttery |
| buttaffuori {m} | :: Variant of buttafuori |
| buttafuoco {m} | :: linstock |
| buttafuori {m} /but.tafˈwɔ.ri/ | :: bouncer, chucker-out |
| buttafuori {m} [nautical] | :: bumpkin |
| buttante {v} | :: present participle of buttare |
| buttantesi {v} | :: present participle of buttarsi |
| buttar {v} | :: apocopic form of buttare |
| buttare {vt} | :: to throw, toss, fling, chuck, to sling |
| buttare {vt} | :: to spout, spurt, pour, discharge |
| buttare {vt} | :: to throw about, waste |
| buttare {vt} | :: to put out, sprout, shoot |
| buttare {vt} | :: to beat in |
| buttare {vi} | :: to turn |
| buttare {vi} [familiar] | :: to shape |
| buttare all'aria {v} | :: to rummage, jumble |
| buttare a terra {v} | :: To drop or fell (someone) (hit someone to the ground) |
| buttare a terra {v} | :: To humiliate or demoralize (someone) |
| buttare giù {v} | :: to level, raze, demolish, destroy, scrape |
| buttare giù {v} | :: to gulp down, knock back (e.g., a drink) |
| buttare il bambino con l'acqua sporca {v} | :: to throw the baby out with the bathwater |
| buttare il bambino con l'acqua sporca {v} [idiomatic] | :: To discard, especially inadvertently, something valuable while in the process of removing or rejecting something unwanted |
| buttare via {vt} | :: To throw away, to throw out, to discard |
| buttarsi {v} | :: reflexive of buttare |
| buttarsi {v} | :: to throw oneself, jump, plunge |
| buttarsi {v} | :: to throw oneself into, take to |
| buttarsi {v} | :: to fall upon, swoop down on |
| buttarsi a capofitto {v} | :: to charge full speed ahead |
| buttasella {m} [military] | :: saddle-up (order to saddle horses) |
| buttata {f} | :: sprouting (of plants) |
| buttatosi {v} | :: past participle of buttarsi |
| butterante {v} | :: present participle of butterare |
| butterare {vt} | :: To pockmark or pit |
| butterato {adj} | :: pockmarked, pitted |
| butteratura {f} | :: pockmark |
| buttero {m} | :: A scar left on the skin as a result of smallpox etc |
| buttero {m} | :: Each of the small grooves on a thimble |
| buttero {m} | :: (in the Maremma) A shepherd on horseback |
| buttero {m} | :: cowboy |
| buttero {m} | :: herdman |
| buttero {m} | :: drover |
| buvette {f} | :: cafeteria in the Italian parliament |
| buvette {f} | :: bar (in a theatre etc) |
| buyout {m} | :: buyout |
| buzzagro {m} | :: buzzard (Buteo buteo) |
| buzzicona {f} | :: sloven |
| buzzicone {m} | :: slob |
| buzzo {m} /ˈbud.dzo/ | :: belly, paunch, especially an animal's |
| buzzonaglia {f} | :: The waste-products of tuna processing |
| buzzurra {f} /budˈd͡zur.ra/ | :: feminine noun of buzzurro |
| buzzurro {adj} /budˈd͡zur.ro/ | :: rude, impolite, coarse |
| buzzurro {m} | :: boor |
| buzzurro {m} | :: yokel, hick, country bumpkin |
| buzzurro {m} | :: hillbilly |
| bwana {m} | :: bwana |
| bypass {m} | :: bypass |
| bypassante {v} | :: present participle of bypassare |
| bypassare {vt} | :: to bypass |
| byroniano {adj} | :: Byronian |
| byronismo {m} | :: Byronism |
| byte {m} [computing] | :: byte |