Which one should you use?
While aggrovigliato is the standard term, other forms are used for specific contexts. Intricato is a formal term for things that are intricately or elaborately entangled, often used figuratively for complex situations. Ingrovigliato is a formal term that can be used to describe entanglement both literally and metaphorically. For an informal way to describe entangled hair that implies a messy appearance, use arruffato.
How does it change in a sentence?
The adjective must agree in gender and number with the noun it modifies. Use aggrovigliata for a feminine singular noun, aggrovigliati for a masculine plural noun and aggrovigliate for a feminine plural noun.
Did you know?
- To describe a situation that is hopelessly entangled or 'messy' in a social sense, Italians use the expression una matassa, which refers to a skein of yarn that has become a tangled mess.
- The term aggrovigliato is used in Italian physics to describe quantum entanglement as entanglement quantistico or aggrovigliamento quantistico. The English term is frequently kept as a loanword in academic papers.
- In Italian, the root of aggrovigliato is groviglio, which can refer to a physical tangle or a confused jumble of ideas. It is often used to describe a 'knot' of bureaucracy in Italian political discourse.
Examples in context
- Sono impigliato nei miei debitiI'm entangled in my debts.
- I capelli della bambina erano ingrovigliatiThe little girl's hair was tangled.
- Ieri mi sono svegliato con i capelli arruffatiYesterday I woke up with tangled hair.
- I capelli sono aggrovigliati.The hair is tangled.
- Il filo è tutto aggrovigliato.The thread is all tangled.
Example conversation
Sofia and Francesco are trying to fix an old lamp.
- SofiaFrancesco, il cavo è aggrovigliato.Francesco, the cable is tangled.
- FrancescoLascia fare a me, lo sbroglio subito.Leave it to me, I'll untangle it immediately.
- SofiaGrazie, sembra un vero groviglio.Thanks, it looks like a real tangle.
- FrancescoNon preoccuparti, ora è tutto libero.Don't worry, now it's all free.