How to Say “Sunny” in Italian

soleggiato
masculine
The English word sunny is soleggiato in Italian.
soleggiato is an adjective used to describe weather or a specific day.
Meaning: weather, day (adj)

What does it mean word for word?

The word is derived from sole (sun) and the suffix -ggiato, which indicates being characterized by or filled with a certain element.

Which one should you use?

While soleggiato specifically emphasizes the presence of the sun, the word sereno is often used to describe a sky that is clear and cloudless.

How does it change in a sentence?

The feminine form soleggiata is used when describing a feminine noun like giornata (day/period of time). The masculine plural form soleggiati is used when describing multiple masculine nouns, such as i giorni (the days). The feminine plural form soleggiate is used when describing multiple feminine nouns, such as le giornate (the days/periods of time). The masculine singular form is soleggiato.

Did you know?

  • An Italian might describe a person with a bright, sunny personality as being solare, rather than using the weather term soleggiato.
  • The adjective assolato describes a place that has been baked by the sun, often implying a dry or scorched quality that soleggiato lacks.
  • While soleggiato means sunny, an Italian might simply say c'è il sole (there is the sun) to describe a sunny day.

Examples in context

  • Il tempo è soleggiato.
    The weather is sunny.
    This sentence shows how to use soleggiato to describe the weather.
    Tatoeba #4901615 by Guybrush88, translation #1766694 by AlanF_US
  • Il parco è soleggiato.
    The park is sunny.
    This sentence shows how to use soleggiato to describe a location like a park.
    Tatoeba #11218780 by Guybrush88, translation #2002574 by bichodebola
  • È un giorno soleggiato.
    It's a sunny day.
    This sentence shows how to use soleggiato to describe a day.
    Tatoeba #409877 by Pharamp, translation #278889 by CK
  • Oggi è una giornata soleggiata.
    Today is a sunny day.
  • Amo passeggiare al parco quando è soleggiato.
    I love taking a walk in the park when it's sunny.
  • Speriamo che domani ci sia bel tempo.
    Let's hope it's sunny tomorrow.
  • Oggi c'è tanto sole, finalmente!
    Today there's a lot of sun, finally!
  • Domani sarà una giornata di sole.
    Tomorrow will be a sunny day.
  • 14 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Giulia and Lorenzo are planning a walk.

  1. Giulia

    Domani sarà un giorno soleggiato.
    Tomorrow will be a sunny day.
  2. Lorenzo

    Andiamo al mare allora!
    Let's go to the beach then!
  3. Giulia

    Sì, spero che resti soleggiato.
    Yes, I hope it stays sunny.
  4. Lorenzo

    Speriamo di sì, Giulia.
    I hope so, Giulia.

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