Italian

The English phrase “occult” is translated into Italian as occulto. The word is used as an adjective to describe things related to the occult.

The English verb ‘incinerate’ is translated into Italian as incinerare. The verb means to destroy something by burning it.

The English phrase ‘happy xmas’ is translated into Italian as Buon Natale. Buon Natale is the standard way to say Merry Christmas.

The Italian word for mouthwash is collutorio. collutorio is a noun used to refer to a liquid used to clean one’s mouth.

To want in Italian is volere. The verb volere means to want.

The English phrase ‘hold up’ can be translated into Italian using several verbs such as ritardare, frenare or aspettare.

The English phrase “soccer ball” is pallone da calcio in Italian. pallone da calcio refers to a ball that is designed for use in the sport of soccer.

The English phrase ‘amputate’ is translated into Italian as amputare. The verb amputare is used to mean to surgically remove a body part.

The Italian word for bishop is vescovo. The term refers to a church official who serves as a supervisor of priests and congregations.

In Italian, “I missed you” is expressed as mi sei mancato.