Italian

The English word “leviathan” is translated into Italian as leviatano. leviatano refers to a vast sea monster of tremendous strength.

The English word ‘poignant’ can be translated into Italian as emozionante, intenso or commovente.

heavy rain in Italian is pioggia forte. The phrase is used to describe rain that falls with great intensity or force.

To say detached retina in Italian, use distacco della retina.

The Italian word for owl is gufo. Both gufo and civetta are used to refer to owls, but they are typically used for different types of birds.

To stand in Italian is stare in piedi. The phrase is used to describe the physical state of supporting oneself on one’s feet in an erect position.

The English word “soap” is sapone in Italian. sapone refers to the substance used for washing.

Dylan is the Italian form of the masculine given name Dylan. Dylan is used as a masculine given name.

The English phrase ‘install’ is translated into Italian as installare.

The English phrase turban is translated into Italian as turbante. turbante is a masculine noun used to refer to a man’s head-dress.