malvagio
Italian
Etymology
Borrowed from Old Occitan malvatz, Old French malvais, from Vulgar Latin *malifātiu(s) (“unfortunate, unlucky”), which consists of Latin malus (“bad”) and fātum (“destiny”).[1] Cognates include French mauvais, Catalan malvat, Spanish malvado.
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Adjective
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Noun
malvagio m (plural malvagi, feminine malvagia)
- A wicked person
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