How to Say “Saltiness” in Italian

sapidità
The Italian word for saltiness is sapidità.
sapidità is a noun used to describe the property of being or tasting salty.
Meaning: property of being, or tasting, salty (noun)

Did you know?

  • In Italian, the root of sapidità is shared with the verb sapere, which means both 'to know' and 'to taste'.
  • In a figurative sense, sapidità can be used to describe a piece of writing or a conversation that is 'flavorful', witty or interesting.
  • An Italian food critic might praise the sapidità of a broth, even if there is almost no salt present, because it refers to the 'complexity' of the taste profile.

Examples in context

  • Cerchiamo di esaltare la sapidità degli ingredienti.
    Let's try to enhance the saltiness of the ingredients.

Example conversation

Sofia and Matteo are tasting a new soup in the kitchen.

  1. Sofia

    Matteo, cosa ne pensi della sapidità della zuppa?
    Matteo, what do you think of the saltiness of the soup?
  2. Matteo

    Secondo me è un po' troppo salata.
    In my opinion, it is a bit too salty.
  3. Sofia

    Hai ragione, l'ho sentita troppo forte anche io.
    You're right, I felt it was too strong too.
  4. Matteo

    Aggiungiamo dell'acqua per attenuare il sapore.
    Let's add some water to soften the flavor.
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