How to Say “Sprite” in Italian

Sprite
The Italian word for an elf, fairy or goblin is Sprite.
Sprite is a noun used to refer to mythological creatures such as an elf, a fairy or a goblin.
Meaning: an elf, a fairy, a goblin (noun)

Did you know?

  • While Sprite is used for mythical beings, the Italian word folletto comes from folle, meaning 'crazy' or 'insane'.
  • In Italy, the word Sprite is most famously recognized as the name of a popular lemon-lime soda rather than a mythical creature.
  • In Italian-language video games, the term Sprite is frequently used to describe the two-dimensional pixel art characters, regardless of the creature's type.

Example conversation

Matteo and Sofia are reading a fantasy novel together.

  1. Matteo

    Guarda, questo Sprite è minuscolo!
    Look, this sprite is tiny!
  2. Sofia

    Sì, Sofia pensa che sia molto carino.
    Yes, Sofia thinks it is very cute.
  3. Matteo

    Può volare insieme allo Sprite?
    Can it fly together with the sprite?
  4. Sofia

    Certamente, sono creature magiche.
    Certainly, they are magical creatures.
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