How to Say “Invisible” in Italian

invisibile
/in.viˈzi.bi.le/
The English word "invisible" is translated into Italian as invisibile.
The adjective invisibile is used to describe something that is unable to be seen.
Meaning: unable to be seen (adj)

How does it change in a sentence?

The adjective invisibile changes its ending to invisibili when describing plural nouns.

How do you pronounce it?

The word has 5 syllables, with the stress on the 3rd syllable: /in.viˈzi.bi.le/.

Did you know?

  • In Italian, invisibile can be used as a noun to describe a person who is ignored or marginalized by society, such as the homeless.
  • The phrase rendersi invisibili is used in Italian to describe the act of trying to blend into a crowd to avoid being noticed.
  • Because invisibile ends in -e, its singular form is the same for both masculine and feminine nouns.

Examples in context

  • La scheggia era quasi invisibile.
    The splinter was almost invisible.
    This sentence is useful for showing how to describe something nearly impossible to see using invisibile.
    Tatoeba #11583180 by Nuel, translation #11200960 by Amastan
  • La luna è invisibile dietro le nuvole.
    The moon is invisible behind the clouds.
    This sentence shows how invisibile can be used to describe a celestial object obscured by clouds.
    Tatoeba #381181 by Pharamp, translation #26518 by auxitt
  • Il futuro è una donna dal volto invisibile.
    The future is a woman with an invisible face.
    This sentence provides a poetic example of using invisibile to describe a facial feature.
    Tatoeba #3845909 by Guybrush88, translation #3845866 by carlosalberto
  • Il vento era invisibile, ma potevamo sentirne il sibilo sottile.
    The wind was invisible, but we could hear its subtle whistle.
  • 16 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Giulia and Francesco are talking about a magic trick.

  1. Giulia

    Guarda, l'oggetto è diventato invisibile!
    Look, the object has become invisible!
  2. Francesco

    Non ci credo, dove è finito?
    I don't believe it, where did it go?
  3. Giulia

    È ancora qui, ma è invisibile.
    It is still here, but it is invisible.
  4. Francesco

    È un trucco davvero incredibile, Giulia.
    It is a truly incredible trick, Giulia.

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