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| z {n} | :: See under Z |
| Z {letter} /ˈdzɛta/ | :: letter: zeta |
| Z {symbol} | :: The letter zeta in the Greek alphabet |
| zabaglione {m} /dza.baʎˈʎo.ne/ | :: alternative form of zabaione |
| zabaione {m} /dza.baˈjo.ne/ | :: zabaglione (custard-like dessert made with egg yolks, sugar and Marsala wine) |
| zabaione {m} | :: eggnog |
| zabajone {m} | :: obsolete spelling of zabaione |
| Zabarella {prop} | :: surname |
| zabattiero {m} | :: cobbler |
| zabetta {f} | :: gossip (person) |
| zabibo {m} | :: Variant of zibibbo |
| zabro {m} | :: A type of beetle Zabrus tenebrioides that is a pest in cereal crops |
| zac {interj} | :: rap (sound) |
| Zaccagnini {prop} | :: surname |
| Zaccanopoli {prop} | :: Zaccanopoli (village) |
| Zaccardo {prop} | :: surname |
| Zaccaria {prop} | :: Zachariah, Zacharias, Zachary, Zechariah |
| Zaccaria {prop} | :: the Book of Zechariah |
| Zaccaria {prop} | :: given name of biblical origin |
| zaccaro {m} | :: Variant of zacchera |
| Zaccheo {prop} | :: Zacchaeus |
| Zaccheo {prop} | :: given name |
| zacchera {f} | :: mud splash |
| zaccherella {f} | :: little splash of mud |
| zaccherone {m} | :: A muddy or dirty person |
| zaccheroso {adj} | :: muddy (covered in mud) |
| zacchete {interj} | :: synonym of zac |
| Zacchia {prop} | :: surname |
| Zacco {prop} | :: surname |
| zacintio {adj} /dzaˈtʃin.tjo/ | :: Zantiot (of or from Zakynthos) |
| Zacinto {prop} /dzaˈtʃin.to/ | :: Zacinto (island) |
| zaconico {adj} | :: Tsakonian, Tzakonian |
| zafardoso {adj} | :: smeared, dirty |
| zaff {interj} | :: zap (sound) |
| zaffamento {m} | :: plugging |
| zaffante {v} | :: present participle of zaffare |
| zaffara {f} | :: alternative form of zaffera |
| zaffare {vt} | :: To plug |
| zaffata {f} | :: a bad smell; a whiff, stink or stench |
| zaffata {f} | :: a splash of liquid |
| zaffato {adj} | :: plugged |
| zaffatura {f} | :: plugging |
| zaffe {interj} | :: alternative form of zaff |
| zaffera {f} | :: A blue/violet impasto used in making maiolica |
| zafferanato {adj} | :: saffron (attributive) |
| zafferaneto {m} | :: A saffron plantation |
| zafferano {m} /d͡zaf.feˈra.no/ | :: saffron |
| zafferano {m} | :: lesser black-backed gull (Larus fuscus) |
| zafferano {adj} | :: saffron-coloured |
| zafferanone {m} | :: safflower |
| zaffete {interj} | :: alternative form of zaff |
| zaffirino {adj} | :: sapphire (attributive) |
| zaffirino {m} | :: sapphirine |
| zaffiro {m} | :: sapphire |
| zaffiro {adj} | :: sapphire colored |
| zaffo {m} | :: plug, cork, tap (Wooden bungs for wine barrels) |
| Zagabria {prop} | :: Zagabria (capital city) |
| zagaglia {f} /d͡zaˈɡaʎ.ʎa/ | :: assegai |
| zagagliata {f} | :: A blow from an assegai |
| zagana {f} /ˈd͡za.ɡa.na/ | :: A wool or silk ribbon used to trim or hem women's clothing |
| zaganella {f} /d͡za.ɡaˈnɛl.la/ | :: a ribbon, bordered with gold or silver threads, used as trimming on dresses |
| zaganella {f} | :: mockery, derision |
| zaganella {f} | :: fap (a session of masturbation) |
| zagara {f} /ˈdza.ɡa.ra/ | :: An orange blossom or, rarely, any citrus tree blossom |
| zagarella {f} | :: tape, ribbon |
| zagarella {f} | :: a dark stripe on a horse's back |
| Zagarolo {prop} | :: Zagarolo (small town) |
| Zagarolo {prop} | :: A white wine from this region |
| zaglosso {m} | :: long-beaked echidna (Zaglossus) |
| Zaguri {prop} | :: surname |
| zaidita {adj} | :: Zaidi, Zaydi |
| zaidita {mf} | :: Zaidi, Zaydi |
| zainetto {m} | :: a small rucksack, as worn by schoolchildren |
| zaino {m} /ˈd͡zai.no/ | :: satchel, rucksack, backpack |
| zaino {adj} | :: (of the dark coat of a horse, dog etc.) having no light markings |
| Zaira {prop} | :: given name |
| zaire {m} | :: zaire |
| Zaire {prop} | :: Zaire |
| zairese {adj} | :: Zairean |
| zairese {mf} | :: Zairean |
| zairiano {adj} | :: Zairean |
| zairota {adj} | :: synonym of zairese |
| zalcitabina {f} | :: zalcitabine |
| zalofo {m} /t͡saˈlɔ.fo/ | :: Any member of the Zalophus taxonomic genus |
| zama {f} | :: An alloy of zinc used especially for plumbing fixtures |
| zamberlucco {m} /d͡zam.berˈluk.ko/ | :: A long, loose-fitting robe or cloak |
| Zambesi {prop} | :: The river Zambesi |
| Zambia {prop} | :: Zambia |
| zambiana {f} | :: feminine noun of zambiano |
| zambiano {adj} | :: Zambian |
| zambiano {m} | :: Zambian |
| zambo {m} | :: half-caste of an African negro and an indigenous American |
| zambra {f} /ˈd͡zam.bra/ | :: room, chamber |
| zambra {f} | :: toilet, lavatory |
| zambracca {f} | :: wench |
| zambracca {f} | :: whore |
| Zamengo {prop} | :: surname |
| Zamorani {prop} | :: surname |
| zampa {f} | :: an animal's leg |
| zampa {f} | :: a paw |
| Zampa {prop} | :: surname |
| zampa di gallina {f} | :: crow's feet, wrinkles at the outer corners of the eye |
| zampa di gallina {f} | :: bad handwriting, scrawl |
| zampa di lepre {f} | :: wing rail |
| zampa di mosca {f} | :: Very small, illegible handwriting |
| zampa di ragno {f} | :: A groove on the inner surface of a bearing through which lubricant is distributed |
| zampa d'oca {f} | :: A mooring consisting of multiple cables that are combined, near a vessel, to form a single cable |
| zampante {v} | :: present participle of zampare |
| zampare {vit} | :: to paw (of an animal, to hit repeatedly with the paw) |
| zampata {f} | :: a blow from an animal's paw, especially from that of a dog or cat |
| zampata {f} | :: spoor |
| zampeggiante {v} | :: present participle of zampeggiare |
| zampeggiare {vi} | :: to paw the ground |
| zampetta {f} | :: leg |
| zampetta {f} | :: foot, paw |
| zampettante {v} | :: present participle of zampettare |
| zampettare {vt} | :: to scamper |
| zampettare {vt} | :: to run away |
| zampetto {m} | :: the foot of an animal when cooked as food |
| zampetto di maiale {m} | :: pig's trotter |
| zampetto di vitello {m} | :: calf's foot |
| zampicante {v} | :: present participle of zampicare |
| zampicare {vi} | :: To run away |
| zampillamento {m} | :: gushing-forth |
| zampillamento {m} | :: spurting-out |
| zampillante {v} | :: present participle of zampillare |
| zampillare {vi} | :: to gush forth |
| zampillare {vi} | :: to spurt out |
| zampillare {vi} | :: to spout |
| zampillio {m} | :: gushing-forth (continuous) |
| zampillio {m} | :: spurting-out (continuous) |
| zampillo {m} | :: a gushing forth |
| zampillo {m} | :: a spurting out |
| zampina {f} | :: A type of sausage from Puglia |
| zampino {m} | :: the paw of an animal |
| zampino {m} | :: pawprint; track |
| zampirone {m} | :: mosquito coil |
| zampitto {m} | :: synonym of ciocia |
| zampogna {f} | :: bagpipes |
| zampognante {v} | :: present participle of zampognare |
| zampognare {vi} | :: to play the bagpipe |
| zampognare {vi} | :: to scream with pain |
| zampognaro {m} | :: bagpipe player |
| zampone {m} | :: In Italian cookery, stuffed pig's trotter with spicy ground pork, usually dried and cured, often served with lentils |
| zana {f} | :: basket (shallow, oval) |
| zanaia {f} | :: female equivalent of zanaio |
| zanaio {m} | :: Person who makes or sells baskets (zana) |
| zanaiolo {m} | :: tinker (who carries objects on a basket) |
| zanata {f} | :: basketful |
| Zanazzo {prop} | :: surname |
| Zanazzo {prop} | :: Giggi Zanazzo, Italian poet etc |
| zanca {f} /ˈd͡zan.ka/ | :: leg |
| zanca {f} | :: stilts |
| Zancle {prop} /ˈd͡zan.kle/ | :: The original name of the town of Messina in Italy |
| zancleana {f} /d͡zan.kleˈa.na/ | :: feminine noun of zancleano |
| zancleano {adj} /d͡zan.kleˈa.no/ | :: Of or pertining to Zancle |
| zancleano {m} | :: A person from Zancle |
| Zane {prop} | :: surname |
| zanella {f} | :: (cotton) fabric |
| zanella {f} | :: gutter (drainage channel) |
| zanfarda {f} | :: another name of the almuzia |
| zangola {f} | :: churn for making butter |
| zangolante {v} | :: present participle of zangolare |
| zangolare {vi} | :: To churn |
| zangolatore {m} | :: churner (person) |
| zangolatura {f} | :: churning (of cream to make butter) |
| zangone {m} | :: A V-shaped rib in the bow of a ship |
| zani {m} | :: alternative form of zanni |
| Zanichelli {prop} | :: surname |
| Zanichelli {prop} | :: An Italian publishing house |
| zanna {f} /ˈt͡san.na/ | :: the tooth of an animal; especially the tusk of an elephant, boar etc. and the fang of a dog, wolf etc |
| zannante {v} | :: present participle of zannare |
| zannare {v} | :: alternative form of azzannare |
| zannare {v} | :: To polish (gold leaf especially) using a tooth |
| zannata {f} /t͡sanˈna.ta/ | :: A blow from a fang or tusk |
| zannata {f} | :: A mark left by such a blow |
| zannata {f} /d͡zanˈna.ta/ | :: An act of buffoonery or silliness |
| zanneria {f} | :: buffoonery |
| zannesco {adj} | :: zany, buffoonish |
| zanni {m} /ˈd͡zanni/ | :: A character type representing a servant who is either an astute trickster or a silly jester |
| zanni {m} | :: zany person; fool, buffoon, clown |
| Zannone {prop} | :: Zannone (an island in the Tyrrhenian Sea, situated near the coast of Lazio) |
| zannuto {adj} /t͡sanˈnu.to/ | :: tusked; toothed; fanged |
| Zante {prop} /ˈdzan.te/ | :: Zante (island) |
| zantedeschia {f} /t͡san.teˈdɛs.kja/ | :: Any plant of the Zantedeschia taxonomic genus |
| zantedeschia {f} | :: The Zantedeschia taxonomic genus |
| zanza {m} | :: pilferer, filcher |
| zanzara {f} /d͡zanˈd͡za.ra/ | :: mosquito |
| zanzarelli in brodo {n} | :: A type of first course of nut-shaped doughs of eggs, cheese, breadcrumb, nutmeg and saffron boiled in a meat broth |
| zanzarello {m} | :: A nut-shaped dough of breadcrumb, eggs and cheese |
| zanzaricida {m} | :: mosquito insecticide |
| zanzariera {f} | :: mosquito net |
| zanzarifugo {adj} | :: mosquito-repellent |
| zanzarone {m} | :: daddy longlegs |
| zanzata {m} | :: scam, fraud |
| zanzero {m} | :: drinking companion |
| Zanzi {prop} | :: surname |
| Zanzibar {prop} | :: Zanzibar |
| zanzibariano {adj} | :: Zanzibari |
| zapaterista {adj} | :: Zapatista |
| zapaterista {mf} | :: Zapatista |
| zapatista {adj} | :: Zapatist |
| zapoteco {adj} | :: Zapotec |
| zapoteco {m} | :: Zapotec |
| zappa {f} /ˈt͡sap.pa/ | :: an agricultural implement, such as a hoe |
| zappacavallo {f} | :: A horse-drawn hoe or similar weeding machine |
| zappadore {m} | :: alternative form of zappatore |
| zappamento {m} | :: synonym of zappatura |
| zappante {v} | :: present participle of zappare |
| zappare {vt} | :: To hoe |
| zappaterra {m} | :: hoer; farm labourer, peasant |
| zappaterra {m} | :: boor, lout |
| zappatore {m} | :: agricultural labourer |
| zappatore {m} | :: sapper |
| zappatrice {f} | :: plough |
| zappatrice {f} | :: weeder |
| zappatura {f} | :: hoeing |
| zappetta {f} | :: Small hoe |
| zappettante {v} | :: present participle of zappettare |
| zappettare {vt} | :: To hoe |
| zappettatura {f} | :: hoeing |
| zappicoltura {f} | :: primitive agriculture using simple hand-held implements (such as a hoe) |
| zapponante {v} | :: present participle of zapponare |
| zapponare {v} | :: To clear land using a mattock |
| zapponatura {f} | :: land-clearance using a mattock |
| zappone {m} | :: mattock |
| zaptiè {m} | :: zaptieh |
| zar {m} /t͡sar/ | :: tsar, czar |
| zar {m} /d͡zar/ | :: zar |
| zara {f} /ˈd͡za.ra/ | :: A medieval game of chance using dice |
| zara {f} | :: A negative outcome, loss, defeat |
| Zara {prop} | :: Zara |
| Zara {prop} | :: The letter Z in the Italian phonetic alphabet |
| Zara {prop} | :: Zara (city) |
| zaratino {adj} | :: Of or from Zara |
| Zaravecchia {prop} | :: Zaravecchia (town) |
| zarevic {m} | :: tsarevitch, czarevitch |
| zarina {f} | :: tsarina, czarina |
| zarismo {m} | :: czarism, tsarism |
| zarista {adj} | :: czarist, tsarist |
| Zarlino {prop} | :: surname |
| Zarlino {prop} | :: Gioseffo Zarlino, Italian composer |
| zaro {m} /ˈd͡za.ro/ | :: alternative form of zara |
| Zasavska {prop} | :: Central Sava (statistical region of Slovenia) |
| zatta {f} | :: cantaloupe (melon) |
| zattera {f} /ˈt͡sat.te.ra/ | :: raft (primitive vessel, modern emergency or sports craft) |
| zattera {f} | :: pontoon (for marine construction, etc) |
| zatteraggio {m} | :: unloading via rafts |
| Zattere {prop} | :: A street (partially a boardwalk) in Dorsoduro, Venice, alongside the Giudecca canal |
| zatteriere {m} | :: A person who builds rafts |
| zatterone {m} | :: augmentative of zattera; big raft |
| zatterone {m} | :: wedge shoe |
| zavorra {f} | :: ballast, either in the hold of a ship or thrown out from a balloon |
| zavorra {f} | :: - junk, anything unwanted (a white elephant) |
| zavorramento {m} | :: ballasting (loading with ballast) |
| zavorrante {v} | :: present participle of zavorrare |
| zavorrante {adj} | :: ballasting |
| zavorrare {vt} | :: To load with ballast |
| zavorrato {adj} | :: loaded (down) with ballast |
| zavorratore {m} | :: ballaster (person who loads and distributes ballast) |
| zavorratura {f} | :: synonym of zavorramento |
| zazzera {f} /ˈt͡sat.t͡se.ra/ | :: a shock or mop of hair |
| zazzerato {adj} | :: long-haired |
| zazzerato {m} | :: moptop (long-haired person) |
| zazzerina {f} | :: A short, untidy hairstyle (women's) |
| zazzerone {m} | :: longhair (long-haired hippie) |
| zazzeruto {adj} | :: long-haired |
| zazzicchia {f} | :: pork sausage |
| zdanovismo {m} | :: Zhdanovism |
| zdanovista {adj} | :: Zhdanovist |
| zdanovista {mf} | :: Zhdanovist |
| zea {f} /d͡zɛa̯/ | :: A member of the Zea taxonomic genus |
| zeba {f} | :: goat |
| zebedei {mp} | :: balls, ballocks |
| Zebedeo {prop} | :: Zebedee |
| zebra {f} /ˈt͡sɛb.ra/ | :: zebra |
| zebra {f} | :: zebra crossing |
| zebrallo {m} | :: zorse, zebrula |
| zebrato {adj} | :: having black and white stripes, as a zebra |
| zebrato {adj} | :: having dark and light stripes with the same pattern |
| zebratura {f} | :: zebra (black and white) stripes |
| zebù {m} /t͡seˈbu/ | :: zebu (Bos primigenius indicus) |
| zecca {f} /ˈt͡sek.ka/ | :: mint (factory for producing coinage) |
| zecca {f} | :: tick |
| zeccare {v} /t͡sekˈka.re/ | :: to mint |
| zecchinetta {f} | :: lansquenet (gambling card game) |
| zecchinetto {m} | :: alternative form of zecchinetta |
| Zecchini {prop} | :: surname |
| Zecchini {prop} | :: An Italian publishing house |
| zecchino {m} | :: A gold coin, especially a Venetian ducat |
| zeccola {m} | :: burdock |
| zeccola {m} | :: trifle (insignificant thing) |
| zediglia {f} | :: alternative form of cediglia |
| zedoaria {f} | :: zedoary (Curcuma zedoaria) |
| Zeffirelli {prop} | :: surname |
| Zeffirelli {prop} | :: Franco Zeffirelli, Italian film director |
| zeffiro {m} | :: Variant of zefiro |
| zefiro {m} /ˈd͡zɛ.fi.ro/ | :: a light west wind, a zephyr |
| Zefiro {prop} | :: Zephyr |
| Zeglia {prop} | :: The old Italian name of the river Gail, that flows in Austria |
| zeismo {m} | :: pellagra |
| Zelanda {prop} | :: Zelanda (island) |
| Zelanda {prop} | :: Zelanda (province) |
| zelandese {adj} | :: Zeelandic |
| zelandese {m} | :: Zeelandic (language) |
| zelante {adj} | :: zealous |
| zelante {adj} | :: (ironically), showing excess zeal |
| zelantemente {adv} | :: zealously |
| zelanteria {f} | :: officiousness |
| zelantone {m} | :: zealot |
| zelatore {m} | :: zealot |
| zelighiano {adj} | :: zany |
| Zelmira {prop} | :: given name |
| zelo {m} | :: zeal, fervour, ardour |
| zelota {mf} | :: Zealot (follower of Zealotry) |
| zelotismo {m} | :: zealotry |
| zembro {m} | :: synonym of cembro |
| Zemfira {prop} | :: A transliteration of the Russian female given name Земфи́ра |
| zemmifobia {f} | :: zemmiphobia (fear of rats) |
| zendado {m} | :: sendal |
| zendado {m} | :: black shawl |
| zendale {m} | :: alternative form of zendado |
| zendo {m} | :: the Avestan language |
| zenismo {m} | :: The cultural aspects of Zen Buddhism |
| zenista {adj} | :: Relating to the cultural aspects of Zen Buddhism |
| zenit {m} /ˈdzɛnit/ | :: zenith |
| zenitale {adj} | :: zenithal |
| Zeno {prop} /ˈd͡zɛ.no/ | :: historical given name |
| Zenobia {prop} | :: given name |
| Zenone {prop} | :: given name |
| Zenone {prop} | :: Zeno of Verona |
| zenzara {f} | :: alternative form of zanzara |
| zenzero {m} /ˈd͡zɛnd͡zero/ | :: ginger (the spice) |
| zenziglio {m} | :: A type of snuff (once a state monopoly) |
| zeolite {f} | :: zeolite |
| zeolitico {adj} | :: zeolitic |
| zeotropico {adj} | :: zeotropic |
| zeotropo {m} | :: zeotrope |
| zeppa {f} /ˈtseppa/ | :: a wedge-shaped piece of wood |
| zeppa {f} | :: in printing, a small piece of lead used as a spacer or a brief article inserted to fill a page |
| zeppa {f} | :: a type of word-game |
| zeppa {f} | :: a platform shoe |
| zeppamento {m} | :: wedging |
| zeppante {v} | :: present participle of zeppare |
| zeppare {v} | :: To fill up completely; make chock full |
| zeppare {v} | :: To wedge |
| zeppatura {f} | :: wedging |
| zeppo {adj} | :: extremely full, jam-packed with something |
| zeppola {f} /ˈtsep.po.la/ | :: diminutive of zeppa: a small wooden or metal wedge |
| zeppola {f} | :: lisp (mispronunciation of the sounds /s/ and /z/) |
| zeppola {f} | :: zeppola (any of several varieties of fried pastry from southern Italy) |
| zeptometro {m} | :: zeptometre |
| zeranta {mf} | :: The numeral 00 |
| zerbineria {f} | :: doormats considered as a group |
| zerbineria {f} | :: gallantry |
| zerbinesco {adj} | :: foolishly gallant |
| zerbino {m} | :: doormat |
| zerbino {m} | :: popinjay (vain person) |
| zerbinotto {m} | :: a dandy or fop |
| zeresimo {adj} | :: zeroth |
| zeriba {f} | :: zeriba (African type of fence) |
| Zermagna {prop} | :: The river Zrmanja that flows in Croatia |
| zero {num} /ˈd͡zɛ.ro/ | :: zero |
| zero {adj} | :: zero |
| zero {m} | :: zero |
| zero {m} | :: nil (football) |
| Zero {prop} | :: Zero (river) |
| zero assoluto {n} | :: absolute zero (coldest possible temperature) |
| zero assoluto {n} | :: nonentity, nobody (an unimportant or insignificant person) |
| zero spaccato {m} | :: A zero written with an oblique slash through it (), so as to distinguish it from the letter "o" |
| zerovalente {adj} | :: zerovalent |
| zerovoltmetro {m} | :: A voltmeter that has the zero position in the middle of the scale instead of at one end |
| zerro {m} | :: picarel (Spicara smaris) |
| zervanismo {f} | :: Zurvanism (form of zoroastrianism) |
| zeta {mf} /ˈd͡zɛ.ta/ | :: letter: z; zed, zee |
| zeta {mf} | :: The name of the Greek script letter Ζ/ζ; zeta |
| zetani {m} | :: synonym of setino: satin |
| zetetica {f} | :: zetetics |
| zetetico {adj} | :: zetetic |
| zettani {n} | :: alternative form of setino: satin |
| zettatura {f} | :: A zigzag pattern |
| zettatura {f} | :: The back-and-forth winding of thread onto a spool to make such a pattern |
| Zetticci {prop} | :: surname |
| zeugita {m} | :: zeugita |
| zeugma {m} /ˈd͡zɛu̯ɡ.ma/ | :: zeugma |
| zeugmatico {adj} | :: zeugmatic |
| Zeus {prop} | :: Zeus |
| zia {f} | :: aunt |
| Ziani {prop} | :: surname |
| Ziani {prop} | :: A noble family of Venice |
| ziano {m} | :: alternative form of zio |
| zibaldone {m} /dzi.balˈdo.ne/ | :: Any dish made up of various and mixed ingredients; a concoction |
| zibaldone {m} | :: A confusing mixture of diverse things or people; a hodgepodge |
| zibaldone {m} | :: A book containing writings collected in a scattered fashion |
| zibaldone {m} | :: A collection of loosely connected thoughts. |
| zibellina {f} | :: sable |
| zibellino {m} | :: sable; either the animal or the fur |
| zibetto {m} | :: civet |
| zibetto {m} | :: cat-like animal, feline |
| zibibbo {m} | :: a variety of Muscat grape from Southern Italy |
| zibibbo {m} | :: wine made from these grapes |
| Zichichi {prop} | :: surname |
| Zichichi {prop} | :: Antonino Zichichi, Italian physician |
| zietta {f} | :: auntie |
| zietto {m} | :: diminutive of zio |
| zifera {f} | :: alternative form of zifra |
| ziffe {interj} | :: zap (hard sound) |
| zifio {m} | :: beaked whale (of genus Ziphius) |
| zifra {f} | :: alternative form of cifra |
| zifra {f} | :: zero, zilch |
| zigaia {f} /t͡siˈɡa.ja/ | :: A Romanian sheep breed |
| zigaia {f} | :: Any sheep of this breed |
| zigana {f} | :: feminine noun of zigano |
| zigano {m} /t͡siˈɡa.no/ | :: a Gypsy, especially one from Hungary |
| zigano {m} | :: a street musician, especially one who plays the violin |
| zigano {adj} | :: of or concerning such a person |
| zigante {v} | :: present participle of zigare |
| zigare {vi} | :: To squeak (especially of a rabbit) |
| zigaro {m} | :: alternative form of cigaro |
| zigena {f} | :: burnet moth |
| zigite {m} | :: zygite |
| zigo- {prefix} | :: zygo- |
| zigo {m} | :: zygite |
| zigodattilo {adj} | :: zygodactylic |
| zigolo {m} /ˈt͡si.ɡo.lo/ | :: bunting (bird) |
| zigolo capinero {m} | :: black-headed bunting |
| zigolo delle nevi {m} | :: snow bunting, snowbird |
| zigolo di Lapponia {m} | :: Lapland bunting |
| zigolo giallo {m} | :: yellowhammer |
| zigolo golarossa {m} | :: pine bunting (Emberiza leucocephalos) |
| zigolo nero {m} | :: cirl bunting |
| zigoma {m} | :: alternative form of zigomo |
| zigomatico {adj} | :: zygomatic |
| zigomatico {m} | :: zygomaticus, zygomatic |
| zigomo {m} | :: cheekbone |
| zigomorfia {f} | :: zygomorphism |
| zigomorfismo {m} | :: zygomorphism |
| zigomorfo {adj} | :: zygomorphic, zygomorphous |
| zigosi {f} | :: zygosis |
| zigospora {f} | :: zygospore |
| zigote {m} | :: zygote |
| zigotene {m} | :: zygotene, zygonema |
| -zigotico {suffix} | :: -zygous |
| zigotico {adj} | :: zygotic |
| zigoto {m} | :: alternative form of zigote |
| zigrinante {v} | :: present participle of zigrinare |
| zigrinare {vt} | :: to knurl |
| zigrinare {vt} | :: to mill the edges of coins |
| zigrinare {vt} | :: to grain hide or skins |
| zigrinato {adj} | :: knurled, milled |
| zigrinatura {f} | :: milling |
| zigrino {m} | :: kitefin shark (marine fish of the family Dalatiidae) |
| zigzagamento {m} | :: zigzag |
| zigzagante {v} | :: present participle of zigzagare |
| zigzagare {vi} | :: (of a path), to zigzag |
| zigzagare {vi} | :: to walk in a zigzag manner |
| zigzagare {vi} | :: (of traffic), to weave in and out |
| Zilla {prop} | :: Zillah |
| Zilla {prop} | :: given name |
| Zilpa {prop} | :: Zilpah |
| zimarra {f} | :: a long shabby coat |
| zimarra {f} | :: an overlong coat |
| zimasi {f} | :: zymase |
| Zimbabwano {adj} | :: Zimbabwean |
| Zimbabwe {prop} | :: Zimbabwe |
| zimbabwese {adj} | :: Zimbabwean |
| zimbabwiana {f} | :: feminine noun of zimbabwiano |
| zimbabwiano {adj} | :: Of or relating to Zimbabwe |
| zimbabwiano {m} | :: Person from Zimbabwe |
| zimbalon {m} | :: hammered dulcimer |
| zimbellante {v} | :: present participle of zimbellare |
| zimbellare {vt} | :: to decoy |
| zimbellare {vt} | :: to entice, allure, lure |
| zimbellatore {m} | :: decoyer |
| zimbellatura {f} | :: decoying |
| zimbellatura {f} | :: luri |
| zimbelliera {f} | :: tether of a lure |
| zimbello {m} | :: a decoy bird; either alive and tethered, or made of wood, etc., lure |
| zimbello {m} | :: flattery |
| zimbello {m} | :: a laughing stock, jest, patsy |
| zimbello {m} | :: mockups to stimulate animal behavior |
| zimino {m} | :: A green sauce, prepared from spinach etc with parsley and garlic, to accompany fish dishes |
| zimo- {prefix} | :: zymo- |
| zimogenico {adj} | :: zymogenic |
| zimogeno {adj} | :: zymogenic |
| zimogeno {m} | :: zymogen |
| zimogramma {f} | :: zymogram |
| zimologia {f} | :: zymology |
| zimologo {m} | :: zymologist |
| zimometro {m} | :: zymometer |
| zimostenico {adj} | :: zymosthenic |
| zimosterolo {m} | :: zymosterol |
| zimoterapia {f} | :: zymotherapy |
| zimotico {adj} | :: zymotic, enzymatic |
| zinale {m} | :: apron |
| zincaggio {m} | :: Parkes process |
| zincante {v} | :: present participle of zincare |
| zincare {vt} | :: to galvanise |
| zincare {vt} | :: to coat with zinc |
| zincato {m} | :: zincate |
| zincatore {m} | :: galvanizer |
| zincatura {f} | :: zing plating, zinc coating |
| zincheria {f} | :: zinc works |
| zincifero {adj} | :: zinciferous |
| zinco {m} /ˈˈdziŋko/ | :: zinc |
| zincoblenda {f} | :: zincblende |
| zincografia {f} /t͡sin.ko.ɡraˈfi.a/ | :: zincography |
| zincografico {adj} | :: zincographic |
| zincografo {m} | :: zincographer |
| zincone {m} | :: A partially-cut branch that remains attached to a tree |
| zincotipia {f} /t͡sin.ko.tiˈpi.a/ | :: zincography |
| zincotipia {f} | :: zincograph |
| zincotipista {mf} | :: zincographer |
| zinefra {f} | :: pelmet |
| zingana {f} | :: synonym of zingaresca |
| zingana {f} | :: synonym of zingara |
| zinganesco {adj} | :: synonym of zingaresco |
| zinganetta {f} | :: A rustic farce sometimes accompanied with music |
| zingara {f} | :: feminine noun of zingaro |
| zingarata {f} | :: prank |
| zingarello {m} | :: gypsy child |
| zingaresca {f} | :: A gypsy melody |
| zingarescamente {adv} | :: In the gypsy manner |
| zingaresco {adj} | :: of or like a Gypsy or Gypsies |
| zingaresco {prop} | :: the language of the Gypsies; Romani |
| zingaro {m} /ˈt͡sin.ɡa.ro/ | :: Gypsy |
| zingaro {m} | :: a scruffy or slovenly person |
| zingaro {m} | :: tinker |
| zingaro {adj} | :: Gypsy |
| zingo {m} | :: alternative form of zinco |
| zingone {m} | :: alternative form of zincone |
| zinia {f} | :: alternative form of zinnia |
| zinna {f} | :: boob, tit (slang expression for breast) |
| zinnale {m} | :: alternative form of zinale |
| zinnante {v} | :: present participle of zinnare |
| zinnare {v} | :: synonym of poppare |
| zinnia {f} | :: zinnia |
| zinzania {f} | :: alternative form of zizzania |
| zinzino {m} | :: A very small portion or part |
| zio {m} /ˈtsio/ | :: uncle (male relative) |
| zio {m} | :: dude |
| zio d'America {m} | :: rich uncle (one who has emigrated to America) |
| zio materno {m} | :: maternal uncle |
| -zione {suffix} /ˈt͡ːsjo.ne/ | :: Used to form nouns relating to the action of specified verbs; -ation; -tion |
| zio paterno {m} | :: paternal uncle |
| Zipagu {prop} | :: alternative form of Cipango |
| Zipango {prop} | :: alternative form of Cipango |
| Zipangu {prop} | :: alternative form of Cipango |
| zipolante {v} | :: present participle of zipolare |
| zipolare {v} | :: To bung (plug with a bung) |
| zipolo {m} | :: the bung of a barrel |
| zippa {f} | :: a long shabby coat, also called zimarra |
| zippabile {adj} | :: zippable |
| zippante {v} | :: present participle of zippare |
| zippare {vt} | :: to zip |
| ziqqurat {mf} | :: ziggurat, zikkurat |
| ziraia {f} | :: A store for oil etc in ziri |
| zirbo {m} | :: omentum |
| zirbo {m} | :: paunch, belly |
| zircone {m} | :: zircon |
| zircone {m} | :: zirconite |
| zirconico {adj} | :: zirconic |
| zirconio {m} /dzirˈkɔ.njo/ | :: zirconium |
| zirlante {v} | :: present participle of zirlare |
| zirlare {vi} | :: to sing (like a thrush) |
| zirlo {m} /ˈt͡sirlo/ | :: the song of a thrush |
| ziro {m} /ˈd͡zi.ro/ | :: An earthenware, jug, painted inside, used to store oil etc |
| zita {f} | :: a larger type of maccheroni pasta |
| Zita {prop} | :: given name |
| zitella {f} /t͡siˈtɛl.la/ | :: a spinster; an old maid |
| zitellaggine {f} | :: spinsterhood (state of being on the shelf) |
| zitellaggio {m} | :: spinsterhood |
| zitellismo {m} | :: The condition of being a grumpy old maid |
| zitello {m} | :: A bachelor, especially a more mature one |
| zitellona {f} | :: an elderly spinster; an old maid |
| zitellone {m} | :: an elderly bachelor |
| zito {m} | :: bachelor, single |
| Zito {prop} | :: surname |
| zitona {f} | :: augmentative of zita |
| zitona {f} | :: a larger form of ziti |
| zittella {f} | :: alternative form of zitella |
| zittello {m} | :: alternative form of zitello |
| zittente {v} | :: present participle of zittire |
| zittentesi {v} | :: present participle of zittirsi |
| zittio {m} | :: hissing |
| zittire {vt} | :: to silence or hush someone |
| zittire {vi} | :: to hiss |
| zittire {vit} | :: to shut up |
| zittirsi {vr} | :: To shut up |
| zittitosi {v} | :: past participle of zittirsi |
| zitto {adj} | :: quiet, silent |
| zitto {interj} | :: be quiet!, shush!, sh! |
| zivolo {m} /ˈt͡si.vo.lo/ | :: alternative form of zigolo |
| zizza {f} | :: boob (breast) |
| zizzagante {v} | :: present participle of zizzagare |
| zizzagare {v} | :: alternative form of zigzagare |
| zizzania {f} /d͡ziˈd͡ːzanja/ | :: a darnel, tare |
| zizzania {f} | :: discord |
| zizzola {f} | :: jujube, Chinese date |
| zizzola {f} | :: trifle, bagatelle |
| zizzolo {m} | :: synonym of giuggiolo |
| zoano {m} | :: alternative form of xoanon |
| zocchio {m} | :: tuft of hair |
| zoccola {f} | :: sewer rat |
| zoccola {f} | :: whore, slut |
| zoccolaia {f} | :: female equivalent of zoccolaio |
| zoccolaio {m} | :: clog maker |
| zoccolante {v} | :: present participle of zoccolare |
| zoccolante {m} | :: A type of monk who wore clogs |
| zoccolare {v} | :: to clip-clop (make a noise walking with hooves, etc.) |
| zoccolaro {m} | :: alternative form of zoccolaio |
| zoccolata {f} | :: kick or blow with a clog |
| zoccolata {f} | :: clip-clop (sound) |
| zoccolato {adj} | :: Wearing clogs |
| zoccolatura {f} | :: A decorative or protective coating of material along the bottom of a wall |
| zoccolio {m} /t͡sok.koˈli.o/ | :: clatter (sound) of clogs |
| zoccolio {m} | :: The sound of an animal's hooves |
| zoccolo {m} /ˈt͡sɔk.ko.lo/ | :: hoof (of an animal) |
| zoccolo {m} | :: clog (type of shoe with wooden sole) |
| zoccolo {m} | :: plinth |
| zoccolo {m} | :: die |
| zoccolo {m} | :: base |
| zodiacale {adj} | :: zodiacal |
| zodiaco {m} | :: zodiac |
| Zoe {prop} | :: given name |
| zoè {adv} | :: alternative form of cioè |
| zoepica {f} | :: A genre of fiction that has an animal as protagonist |
| zoetropio {m} | :: alternative form of zootropio |
| zoetropo {m} | :: alternative form of zootropio |
| zoforo {adj} | :: alternative form of zooforo |
| zogista {adj} | :: Zogist |
| -zoico {suffix} | :: -zoic |
| zoidiofilia {f} | :: zoophily |
| zoidiofilo {adj} | :: zoophilous |
| zoilo {m} | :: zoilus (a severe and vindictive critic) |
| Zoilo {prop} | :: Zoilus |
| Zoilo {prop} | :: given name |
| zola {m} | :: gorgonzola |
| Zola {prop} | :: surname from several places of the name in Italy |
| zolfa {f} | :: alternative form of solfa |
| zolfaio {m} | :: sulfur miner |
| zolfanello {m} | :: a (sulphur) match; a lucifer |
| zolfanello {m} | :: a wick impregnated with sulphur, used to disinfect barrels |
| zolfara {f} | :: sulfur mine (underground) |
| zolfatara {f} | :: the emission of sulfurous vapours from cracks in the ground associated with volcanos; the resulting sulfur deposits |
| zolfatara {f} | :: a sulphur mine (on the surface) |
| zolfatura {f} | :: alternative form of solfatura |
| zolfifero {adj} | :: alternative form of solfifero |
| zolfigno {adj} | :: sulfury (in colour) |
| zolfino {adj} | :: sulfury (in colour, smell etc) |
| zolfino {m} | :: synonym of zolfanello |
| zolfo {m} /ˈd͡zol.fo/ | :: sulfur, sulphur |
| zolfo {m} | :: brimstone |
| zoliano {adj} /dzoˈlja.no/ | :: Zolian (of or relating to Émile Zola) |
| zolla {f} /ˈtsɔlla/ | :: lump, tussock, hassock |
| zolla {f} | :: turf, sod, divot |
| zolla {f} | :: a small plot of land; a small field |
| zollante {v} | :: present participle of zollare |
| zollare {v} | :: To turf |
| zollata {f} | :: A blow from a thrown lump of soil etc |
| zolletta {f} | :: a lump or cube of sugar, sugar cube |
| zollosità {f} | :: lumpiness, cloddishness |
| zolloso {adj} | :: cloddy |
| zollverein {m} | :: customs union |
| zombante {v} | :: present participle of zombare |
| zombare {v} | :: To clash (beat noisily) |
| zombata {f} | :: Series of clashes (noisy sounds) |
| zombatura {f} | :: clashing ((making a) noisy banging sound) |
| zombi {mf} /ˈd͡zom.bi/ | :: zombie |
| zombie {mf} /ˈd͡zom.bi/ | :: alternative spelling of zombi |
| zompante {v} | :: present participle of zompare |
| zompare {vi} | :: To jump |
| zona {f} /ˈdzɔːna/ | :: a zone, area or district |
| zona avascolare foveale {f} | :: foveal avascular zone |
| zona di guerra {f} | :: war zone |
| zona eufotica {f} | :: euphotic zone |
| zona euro {f} | :: Eurozone |
| zona fotica {f} | :: photic zone |
| zona foveale {f} | :: foveal zone |
| zona giorno {f} | :: living area (in a house or flat) |
| zonale {adj} | :: district, zonal |
| zona notte {f} | :: sleeping area, bedrooms |
| zonante {v} | :: present participle of zonare |
| zonare {v} | :: synonym of recingere |
| zonare {v} | :: to zone |
| zona rifornimento {f} | :: feed zone |
| zonarolo {adj} | :: Who plays in a particular position |
| zonato {adj} | :: zoned, banded, striped |
| zonatura {f} | :: zoning |
| zonazione {f} | :: zonation |
| zondado {m} | :: alternative form of zendado |
| zonista {mf} | :: A player who plays most often in a particular position |
| zonizzante {v} | :: present participle of zonizzare |
| zonizzare {vt} | :: to zone |
| zonizzazione {f} | :: zoning |
| zonoedro {m} | :: zonohedron |
| zonzo {adv} /ˈdzon.dzo/ | :: only in andare a zonzo |
| -zoo {suffix} /ˈd͡zɔ.o/ | :: -zoan |
| zoo- {prefix} | :: zoo- |
| zoo {m} /ˈdzɔ.o/ | :: zoo |
| zoochimica {f} | :: zoochemistry |
| zoocoltore {m} | :: zootechny expert |
| zoocoltura {f} | :: zootechny |
| zoocoria {f} | :: zoochory |
| zoocoro {adj} | :: zoochoric, zoochorous |
| zoocultura {f} | :: alternative form of zoocoltura |
| zoofagia {f} | :: zoophagy |
| zoofago {adj} | :: zoophagous |
| zoofila {f} | :: feminine noun of zoofilo |
| zoofilia {f} | :: zoophilia |
| zoofilia {f} | :: zoophily |
| zoofilo {adj} | :: zoophilic |
| zoofilo {m} | :: zoophile |
| zoofisiologia {f} | :: zoophysiology (animal physiology) |
| zoofito {adj} | :: zoophytic |
| zoofito {m} | :: zoophyte |
| zooflagellato {m} | :: zooflagellate |
| zoofobia {f} | :: zoophobia |
| zoofobo {adj} | :: zoophobic |
| zoofobo {m} | :: zoophobe |
| zooforo {adj} | :: zoophoric |
| zooforo {m} | :: zoophorous |
| zoogamia {f} | :: zoogamy |
| zoogamo {adj} | :: zoogamous |
| zoogenico {adj} | :: zoogenic |
| zoogeografia {f} | :: zoogeography |
| zoogeografico {adj} | :: zoogeographic |
| zooglea {f} | :: zoogloea |
| zoografia {f} | :: zoography |
| zooiatra {mf} | :: veterinarian |
| zooiatria {f} | :: veterinary medicine |
| zooiatrico {adj} | :: veterinary |
| zoolatra {mf} | :: zoolater |
| zoolito {m} | :: zoolite |
| zoologa {f} | :: female equivalent of zoologo |
| zoologia {f} | :: zoology |
| zoologico {adj} | :: zoological |
| zoologo {m} | :: zoologist (male) |
| zoom {m} | :: zoom |
| zoomafia {f} | :: illegal trade in animals |
| zoomante {v} | :: present participle of zoomare |
| zoomare {vi} /d͡zuˈma.re/ | :: to zoom |
| zoomare {vt} | :: to zoom in on |
| zoomata {f} | :: zoom (act of zooming) |
| zoometria {f} | :: zoometry |
| zoomorfico {adj} | :: zoomorphic |
| zoomorfismo {m} | :: zoomorphism |
| zoomorfo {adj} | :: zoomorphic |
| zoomorfosi {f} | :: zoomorphosis |
| zoonimo {m} | :: zoonym |
| zoonomo {m} | :: An expert in animal husbandry |
| zoonosi {f} | :: zoonosis |
| zoonotico {adj} | :: zoonotic |
| zoopaleontologia {f} | :: zoopaleontology |
| zooparassita {m} | :: zooparasite |
| zoopatologia {f} | :: zoopathology |
| zooplancton {m} | :: zooplankton |
| zooplanctonico {adj} | :: zooplanktonic |
| zooprofilassi {f} | :: zooprophylaxis |
| zooprofilattico {adj} | :: zooprophylactic |
| zoosafari {m} | :: safari park |
| zoosemiotica {f} | :: zoosemiotics |
| zoospermio {m} | :: zoosperm |
| zoospora {f} | :: zoospore |
| zootecnia {f} | :: animal husbandry; zootechny, zootechnics |
| zootecnica {f} | :: alternative form of zootecnia |
| zootecnica {f} | :: feminine noun of zootecnico |
| zootecnico {adj} | :: zootechnical; relating to the study of livestock |
| zootecnico {m} | :: an expert in the study of livestock; a zootechnician |
| zootomia {f} | :: zootomy |
| zootomico {adj} | :: zootomic |
| zootomista {mf} | :: zootomist |
| zootossina {f} | :: zootoxin |
| zootrofico {adj} | :: zootrophic |
| zootropio {m} | :: zoetrope |
| zootropo {m} | :: alternative form of zootropio |
| zopolo {m} | :: A type of dugout canoe typical of the Gulf of Trieste |
| zoppa {m} | :: feminine noun of zoppo |
| zoppaggine {f} | :: lameness |
| zoppante {v} | :: present participle of zoppare |
| zoppare {v} | :: synonym of azzopparsi |
| zoppeggiante {v} | :: present participle of zoppeggiare |
| zoppeggiare {vi} | :: synonym of zoppicare |
| Zoppetti {prop} | :: surname |
| zoppetto {m} | :: Young cripple |
| zoppetto {m} | :: A short hop (as part of a dance) |
| Zoppetto {prop} | :: surname |
| zoppia {f} | :: lameness (of an animal of person) |
| zoppicamento {m} | :: limping, limp |
| zoppicante {adj} | :: limping |
| zoppicante {adj} | :: (figuratively), shaky, weak |
| zoppicante {v} | :: present participle of zoppicare |
| zoppicare {vi} | :: to have a limp, to walk with a limp |
| zoppicare {vi} | :: to be lame |
| zoppicare {vi} | :: to be weak (in a subject) |
| zoppicatura {f} | :: limp (or similar defect of gait) |
| zoppicatura {f} | :: imperfection, defect |
| zoppiconi {adv} | :: limping |
| zoppina {f} | :: foot rot |
| zoppina {f} | :: foot-and-mouth disease |
| zoppino {m} | :: synonym of zoppetto |
| zoppo {adj} | :: lame |
| zoppo {adj} | :: shaky, rickety, unsteady, wobbly |
| zoppo {m} | :: a lame person; a cripple |
| Zora {prop} | :: given name |
| Zordan {prop} | :: surname |
| zoroastriano {adj} | :: Zoroastrian |
| zoroastriano {m} | :: Zoroastrian |
| zoroastrico {adj} | :: Zoroastrian |
| Zoroastro {prop} | :: Zoroaster |
| Zosimo {prop} | :: given name |
| zostera {f} | :: eelgrass, seawrack (of genus Zostera) |
| zoticaggine {f} | :: boorishness, loutishness |
| zoticamente {adv} | :: boorishly, loutishly |
| zoticheria {f} | :: synonym of zotichezza |
| zotichezza {f} | :: coarseness |
| zotichezza {f} | :: rudeness, discourtesy |
| zotico {adj} /ˈt͡sɔ.ti.ko/ | :: boorish, loutish |
| zotico {m} | :: a lout, a boor |
| zotico {m} | :: a peasant |
| zoticone {m} | :: lout |
| zozza {f} /ˈd͡zɔd.d͡za/ | :: An alcoholic drink made from a mixture of cheap liquors |
| zozza {f} | :: A watery, tasteless soup |
| zozza {f} | :: Figurative meanings: |
| zozza {f} | :: rubbish (something of low quality) |
| zozza {f} | :: rabble, scum |
| zozza {f} | :: A severe reprimand |
| zozzo {adj} /ˈt͡sot.t͡so/ | :: alternative form of sozzo |
| zozzone {m} | :: slob (dirty person) |
| zuavo {m} /d͡zuˈa.vo/ | :: Zouave |
| zuavo {adj} | :: of or pertaining to Zouaves; Zouave-like |
| zucca {f} /ˈtsukka/ | :: pumpkin |
| zucca {f} | :: marrow (vegetable) |
| zucca {f} | :: squash (plant) |
| zucca {f} | :: head |
| zuccaia {f} | :: pumpkin bed |
| zuccaia {f} | :: pumpkin field |
| zuccaio {m} | :: pumpkin / squash field / patch |
| zuccaiola {f} | :: synonym of grillotalpa |
| zuccaro {m} | :: alternative form of zucchero |
| zuccata {f} | :: butt (with the head) |
| zuccata {f} | :: candied pumpkin (used to make cassata, a Sicilian cake) |
| zucca vuota fa rumore {proverb} | :: empty vessels make the most sound |
| zuccheraggio {m} | :: chaptalization |
| zuccherante {v} | :: present participle of zuccherare |
| zuccherare {vt} /d͡zuk.keˈra.re/ | :: to sugar, to sweeten |
| zuccherato {adj} | :: sweet, sweetened |
| zuccherato {adj} | :: mellifluous |
| zuccheriera {f} | :: a sugar bowl |
| zuccheriera {f} | :: the sugar container for customer's use |
| zuccheriero {adj} | :: sugar (attributive) |
| zuccherifero {adj} | :: sugar (attributive) |
| zuccherifero {adj} | :: sugary |
| zuccherificio {m} | :: a sugar refinery |
| zuccherino {adj} | :: sugary, over sweet |
| zuccherino {m} | :: a lump of sugar |
| zucchero {m} /ˈd͡zuk.ke.ro/ | :: sugar |
| zucchero candi {m} | :: granulated sugar |
| zucchero caramellato {m} | :: caramel |
| zucchero d'acero {m} | :: maple sugar |
| zucchero di canna {m} | :: cane sugar |
| zucchero filato {m} | :: candy floss , cotton candy |
| zucchero granulato {m} | :: granulated sugar |
| zucchero grezzo {m} | :: brown sugar |
| zucchero semolato {m} | :: granulated sugar |
| zuccheroso {adj} | :: sugary, sweet |
| zuccheroso {adj} | :: (figuratively), flattering in a hypocritical manner |
| zuccheroso {adj} | :: over sentimental |
| zucchetta {f} | :: A variety of squash, a cultivar of Cucurbita moschata |
| zucchetto {m} /tsukˈket.to/ | :: zucchetto, calotte (small skullcap worn by Roman Catholic clergy) |
| zucchina {f} | :: courgette , zucchini |
| zucchino {m} | :: alternative form of zucchina |
| zucchino {m} | :: German-speaking Swiss |
| zuccona {f} | :: female equivalent of zuccone |
| zucconaggine {f} | :: obstinacy, stubbornness, pigheadedness |
| zucconamento {m} | :: shearing, shaving |
| zucconamento {m} | :: pollarding |
| zucconante {v} | :: present participle of zucconare |
| zucconare {v} | :: To shear, shave |
| zucconare {v} | :: To pollard |
| zucconatura {f} | :: zucconamento |
| zuccone {m} | :: blockhead |
| zuccone {m} | :: flathead |
| zuccone {adj} | :: dim-witted |
| zuccone {adj} | :: stubborn |
| zuccotto {m} | :: a type of chocolate-flavoured ice-cream dessert |
| zuffa {f} /ˈt͡suf.fa/ | :: a short but intense fight, a scuffle |
| zuffa {f} | :: a brawl |
| zuffa {f} | :: (heated) argument |
| zufolamento {m} | :: whistling |
| zufolante {v} | :: present participle of zufolare |
| zufolare {vi} /t͡su.foˈla.re/ | :: to play the whistle |
| zufolare {vt} | :: to whistle |
| zufolare {v} | :: to flute |
| zufolatore {m} | :: whistler |
| zufolatore {adj} | :: whistling |
| zufolatrice {f} | :: feminine noun of zufolatore |
| zufolio {m} | :: a whistling; a continuous whistle |
| zufolo {m} | :: shawm, zufolo |
| zugo {m} | :: A type of fritter sweetened with honey |
| zugo {m} | :: fool (foolish person) |
| Zugo {prop} | :: Zugo (canton) |
| Zugo {prop} | :: Zugo (town) |
| Zuin {prop} | :: surname |
| zuinglismo {m} | :: alternative form of zwinglismo |
| zulù {adj} | :: Zulu |
| zulù {mf} | :: Zulu |
| zumante {v} | :: present participle of zumare |
| zumare {v} | :: alternative spelling of zoomare |
| zummante {v} | :: present participle of zummare |
| zummare {vi} | :: To zoom (adjust focal length of lens) |
| zummene {m} | :: synonym of grancassa |
| zuppa {f} /ˈt͡sup.pa/ | :: one of several types of soup |
| zuppa inglese {f} | :: trifle (the dessert) |
| zuppante {v} | :: present participle of zuppare |
| zuppare {v} | :: To dip (e.g. bread into a broth) whilst making soup |
| zuppata {f} | :: dipping (of something into a liquid) |
| zuppetta {f} | :: only used in fare zuppetta |
| zuppiera {f} | :: a soup tureen |
| zuppo {adj} | :: soaked (with or in) |
| zurighese {adj} | :: Zurich (attributive) |
| zurighese {mf} | :: Zuricher |
| Zurigo {prop} /t͡suˈri.ɡo/ | :: Zurigo (capital city) |
| Zurigo {prop} | :: Zurigo (canton) |
| zurlo {m} /ˈt͡sur.lo/ | :: spinning top |
| zurlo {m} | :: scatterbrain |
| zurlo {m} /ˈt͡sur.lo/ | :: romping |
| zurro {m} /ˈt͡sur.ro/ | :: alternative form of zurlo |
| zurvanismo {m} | :: alternative form of zervanismo |
| zuzzerellone {m} | :: alternative form of zuzzurullone |
| zuzzerullone {m} | :: alternative form of zuzzurullone |
| zuzzurellone {m} | :: alternative form of zuzzurullone |
| zuzzurullone {m} /d͡zud.d͡zu.rulˈlo.ne/ | :: One who always behaves like a child; an overgrown schoolboy |
| zwinglianesimo {m} | :: Zwinglianism |
| zwingliano {adj} | :: Zwinglian |
| zwinglismo {m} | :: Zwinglianism |
| zwinglista {adj} | :: alternative form of zwingliano |
| zwitterione {m} | :: zwitterion |
| zwitterionico {adj} | :: zwitterionic |
