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The Italian word for gecko is geco. geco refers to the lizard belonging to the family Gekkonidae.

The English phrase “I guess” is expressed in Italian as immagino. immagino is used to express a tentative conclusion or a belief based on probability.

In Italian, the word for ‘order’ is ordine.

The Italian word for crazy is pazzo. All three forms describe someone or something that is insane or demented.

The Italian word for ‘has’ is ha. ha is used to indicate possession or a relationship in the third person singular.

Longevity in Italian is longevità. longevità refers to the quality of being long-lasting, especially of life.

The English phrase “oh no” is translated into Italian as oh no.

agitazione is the Italian word for agita.

The English phrase unimaginable is translated into Italian as inimmaginabile.

The English word “anonymous” is translated into Italian as anonimo.