How to Say “Compassion” in Italian

compassione
/kom.pasˈsjo.ne/
The Italian word for compassion is compassione.
compassione refers to a deep awareness of the suffering of another.
Meaning: deep awareness of the suffering of another (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

The word has 4 syllables, and the stress is on the 3rd syllable. It is pronounced /kom.pasˈsjo.ne/.

Did you know?

  • In Italian, compassione can sometimes carry a connotation of pity or condescension, whereas in English 'compassion' is almost exclusively seen as a positive virtue.
  • The word compassione is closely linked to the concept of passione, which in Italian can mean 'passion' or 'suffering'. This reflects the word's root meaning of suffering alongside someone else.
  • In certain religious Italian contexts, compassione can be used to describe the suffering of divine figures, not just humans.

Examples in context

  • Dov'è la tua compassione?
    Where is your compassion?
    This sentence is useful for asking about someone's compassion using compassione.
    Tatoeba #5492725 by Guybrush88, translation #2644672 by CK
  • Sami non aveva compassione.
    Sami had no compassion.
    This sentence is useful for stating that someone lacked compassion using compassione.
    Tatoeba #6315036 by Guybrush88, translation #6312719 by OsoHombre
  • Mostra una mancanza di compassione.
    He shows a lack of compassion.
    This sentence is useful for describing a lack of compassion using compassione.
    Tatoeba #13050352 by Nuel, translation #13050351 by Nuel
  • Amo la tua profonda compassione per gli altri.
    I love your deep compassion for others.
  • Compatisco la tua situazione, amico mio.
    I sympathize with your situation, my friend.
  • Ricorda che la compassione è una virtù umana universale.
    Remember, compassion is a universal human virtue.
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Example conversation

Sofia and Alessandro are talking about a difficult situation a friend is facing.

  1. Sofia

    Dobbiamo avere più compassione per lui.
    We need to have more compassion for him.
  2. Alessandro

    Hai ragione, sta attraversando un momento duro.
    You are right, he is going through a hard time.
  3. Sofia

    La compassione può aiutarlo a guarire.
    Compassion can help him heal.
  4. Alessandro

    Sì, Sofia, gli saremo vicini.
    Yes, Sofia, we will be there for him.

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