How to Say “Orb” in Italian

sfera
/ˈsfɛ.ra/
The English word orb is translated into Italian as sfera.
sfera refers to a spherical body. It is commonly used in scientific contexts or when referring to celestial bodies.
Meaning: spherical body (noun)

Which one should you use?

While sfera is used for a formal or scientific orb, the term palla can also be used to refer to an orb in an informal sense, though it primarily means ball.

How does it change in a sentence?

sfera is a feminine noun. The plural form is sfere. If you wish to use an adjective to describe something as spherical, use sferico.

How do you pronounce it?

The word is pronounced /ˈsfɛ.ra/. It has two syllables, with the stress on the first syllable.

Did you know?

  • While sfera is the formal term for an orb, the word palla can be used in the idiom palla di fuoco to describe a fireball or a comet.
  • The term sfera is used in the phrase sfera di cristallo, which refers to a crystal ball used by fortune tellers.
  • The Italian word sfera can also mean 'sphere' in a figurative sense, such as referring to a 'sphere of influence' or a person's 'sphere of competence'.

Examples in context

  • Il Sole è una sfera di gas incandescenti.
    The Sun is an orb of incandescent gases.
  • La sfera di vetro è rotta.
    The glass sphere is broken.
  • Ho comprato una sfera decorativa.
    I bought a decorative sphere.
  • Il bambino gioca con una sfera di gomma.
    The child is playing with a rubber sphere.

Example conversation

Sofia and Alessandro are looking at a modern sculpture in a gallery.

  1. Sofia

    Guarda quella sfera d'acciaio!
    Look at that steel sphere!
  2. Alessandro

    È davvero imponente, Sofia.
    It is really imposing, Sofia.
  3. Sofia

    Mi piace come riflette la luce.
    I like how it reflects the light.
  4. Alessandro

    Sì, è un'opera molto moderna.
    Yes, it is a very modern work.

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