How to Say “Label” in Italian

etichetta
/e.tiˈket.ta/feminine
The English word 'label' is translated into Italian as etichetta.
Etichetta is a feminine noun referring to a small ticket or sign giving information.
Meaning: small ticket or sign giving information (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural of etichetta is etichette.

How do you pronounce it?

/e.tiˈket.ta/. The word has 4 syllables and the stress is on the 3rd syllable.

Did you know?

  • The concept of social 'etiquette' likely comes from the French étiquette, which originally referred to the small labels or cards used to guide guests in the court of Louis XIV.
  • While etichetta is used for a product label, Italians use the word cartellino for the price tags often found on clothing.
  • The word etichetta is a linguistic cousin to the English word 'ticket', as both stem from the same root regarding a small piece of paper.

Examples in context

  • Che cosa dice l'etichetta?
    What does the label say?
    This sentence is useful for asking about the content of a label.
    Tatoeba #6442634 by Guybrush88, translation #6439984 by CK
  • Non va bene etichettarmi così.
    It’s not okay to label me like that.
    This sentence is useful for discussing the act of labeling a person.
    Tatoeba #13015049 by Nuel, translation #13015048 by Nuel
  • Leggi l'etichetta sulla scatola.
    Read the label on the box.
    This sentence is useful for giving an instruction to read a label.
    Tatoeba #13303341 by Guybrush88, translation #11490763 by CK
  • Ho strappato l'etichettina dalla sciarpa nuova
    I ripped off the label from the new scarf
  • 12 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Giulia and Francesco are looking at a vintage bottle in a shop.

  1. Giulia

    Guarda l'etichetta di questa bottiglia.
    Look at the label on this bottle.
  2. Francesco

    È molto elegante, l'etichetta è bellissima.
    It is very elegant, the label is beautiful.
  3. Giulia

    L'etichetta dice che è un vino rosso.
    The label says it is a red wine.
  4. Francesco

    Allora la prendiamo, Giulia.
    Then let's get it, Giulia.

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