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Italian
English
Etymology
Italian italiano, from Italia, Italy.
Pronunciation
Adjective
Italian
- Pertaining to Italy, its people or its language
Translations
- Catalan: italià m, italiana f
- Dutch: Italiaans, Italiaanse
- Esperanto: itala
- Estonian: itaalia
- Farsi: ايتاليايي (Italiyayi)
- Finnish: italialainen
- French: italien m, italienne f
- German: italienisch
- Greek: ιταλικός m
- Hungarian: olasz
- Interlingua: italiano m, italiana f, italian n
- Italian: italiano m, italiana f
- Japanese: イタリア の
- Malay: Itali
- Nauruan: Italionise
- Portuguese: italiano m, italiana f
- Romanian: italian m, italiană f, italieni m plural, italiene f plural
- Slovak: taliansky m, talianska f, talianske n
- Slovenian: italijanski m, italijanska f, italijansko n
- Spanish: italiano m, italiana f
- Swedish: italiensk
Noun
Italian (plural Italians )
- An inhabitant of Italy or a person of Italian descent.
- The official language of Italy, also spoken in San Marino, the Vatican , and parts of Switzerland.
Translations
The people
- Afrikaans: Italiaans
- Albanian: Italisht
- Arabic: إيطالية
- Armenian: Իտալական , Իտալերեն
- Azeri: Италјан
- Basque: Italiera
- Belorussian: Італьянскай , Італійская , Італьянская
- Breton: Italianeg
- Bulgarian: Италиански
- Catalan: italià m, italiana f
- Chinese: 意大利语 /意大利語
- Dutch: Italiaan , m, Italiaanse f
- Esperanto: italo m italino f
- Estonian: itaallane , itaallased plural
- Farsi: ايتاليايي (Italiyayi)
- Finnish: italialainen
- French: Italien m, Italienne f
- German: Italiener m, Italienerin f
- Greek: Ιταλός m, Ιταλίδα f
- Hungarian: olasz
- Interlingua: italiano m, italiana f.
- Italian: italiano m, italiana f
- Japanese: イタリア人
- Malay: orang Itali
- Polish: Włoch m Włoszka f
- Portuguese: italiano m, italiana f
- Romanian: italian m, italiancă f, italieni m plural, italience f plural, italiană f, italieneşte (adv)
- Slovak: Talian m, Talianka f
- Slovenian: Italijan m, Italijanka f
- Spanish: italiano m, italiana f
- Swedish: italienska
The language
- Afrikaans: Italiaans
- Albanian: Italisht
- Arabic: إيطالية
- Armenian: Իտալական , Իտալերեն
- Azeri: Италјан
- Basque: Italiera
- Belorussian: Італьянскай , Італійская , Італьянская
- Breton: Italianeg
- Breton: Италиански
- Catalan: italià
- Chinese: 意大利语 /意大利語
- Cornish: Italek
- Croatian: Talijanski
- Czech: Italský
- Danish: Italiensk
- Dutch: Italiaans
- Esperanto: Itala
- Estonian: Itaalia
- Faeroese: Italskt
- Farsi: ايتاليايي (Italiyayi)
- Finnish: italia
- French: italien m
- Frisian: Italjaansk
- Galician: Italiano
- Georgian: იტალიელი
- German: Italienisch
- Modern Greek: ιταλικά
- Hebrew: איטלקית
- Hindi: इतालवी
- Hungarian: olasz
- Icelandic: Ítalska
- Indonesian: Italia
- Irish: Iodáilis
- Italian: italiano m
- Japanese: イタリア語
- Korean: 이탈리아어
- Kurdish: Talyanî
- Latvian: Italų , Itališkai
- Macedonian: Италијански
- Malay: Itali
- Maltese: Taljan
- Moksha: Италиень
- Mongolian: Итали
- Nepali: इटालियन
- Norwegian: Italiensk
- Occitan: Italian
- Polish: Włoski
- Portuguese: Italiano
- Romanian: Italiană
- Russian: Итальянский
- Serbian: Талјански
- Slovak: Taliansky
- Slovene: italijanščina
- Somali: Talyani
- Spanish: Italiano
- Swahili: Kiitaliano
- Swedish: italienska
- Tagalog: Italyano
- Tamil: இத்தாலியன்
- Tatar: Италия
- Thai: ภาษาอิตาลี
- Turkish: İtalyanca
- Ukrainian: Італійський
- Urdu: اٹالوي
- Vietnamese: Tiếng Ý
- Walloon: Itålyin
- Welsh: Eidaleg
- Yiddish: איטאַליעניש
- Zulu: Isintaliyane
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