How to Say "Trophy" in Italian

trofeo

/troˈfɛ.o/masculine

The Italian word for trophy is trofeo.

trofeo refers to an object that rewards success.

Meaning: object rewarding success (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

trofeo is a masculine noun.

The word consists of 3 syllables and the stress is on the 2nd syllable: /troˈfɛ.o/.

The Latin term trophaeum evolved from a pile of captured enemy arms into the word trofeo, which now describes a decorative object.
While trofeo is the standard term, in many Italian sports contexts, you might hear people refer to a 'scudetto' if the trophy is a symbolic shield or a championship title.
In Italian football culture, winning a trofeo is often described using the verb conquistare, which means 'to conquer'.

Ha vinto il trofeo?
Did you win the trophy?
This sentence is useful for asking if someone won the trofeo.
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È un trofeo enorme.
That's a huge trophy.
This sentence is useful for describing the size of a trofeo.
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Ha vinto un trofeo.
He won a trophy.
This sentence is useful for stating that someone won a trofeo.
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Dov'è la coppa?
Where is the trophy?
Ho vinto un trofeo
I won a trophy
Ho vinto un premio!
I won a trophy!
Ho ricevuto un premio per il mio successo sportivo.
I received a trophy for my sports achievements.
La squadra ha alzato la coppa in segno di vittoria.
The team lifted the trophy as a symbol of victory.
Volevo vincere il trofeo per dimostrare le mie abilità.
I wanted to win the trophy to showcase my skills.
Non vedo l'ora di mostrare a tutti il mio trofeino!
I can't wait to show off my little trophy to everyone!
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Chiara and Alessandro are looking at a trophy in a shop window.

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