grazioso
Italian (Fiorentino)
/ɡratˈtsjo.so/
adj
Definitions
- cute, pretty, nice, graceful
- delightful, graceful
- (literary) kind, gracious
- (literary) gracious, merciful, compassionate
- (music) grazioso
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin grātiōsus (agreeable, popular) suffix from Italian grazia.
Origin
Italian (Fiorentino)
grazia
Gloss
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Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- gracioso English
- gracious English
- graciously English
- graciousness English
- grazioso English
- ingracious English
- misgracious English
- ungracious English
- gratia Latin
- gratiosus Latin
- grātia Latin
- grātiōsus Latin
- graziös German
- aggraziare Italian
- disgrazia Italian
- grazia Italian
- graziosamente Italian
- graziosissimo Italian
- graziosità Italian
- ingraziosire Italian
- malagrazia Italian
- sgraziato Italian
- gratieus Dutch, Flemish
- disgracieux French
- gracieusement French
- gracieuseté French
- gracieux French
- grâce French
- грациозный Russian
- gracia Spanish, Castilian
- graciosamente Spanish, Castilian
- graciosito Spanish, Castilian
- gracioso Spanish, Castilian
- desgracioso Portuguese
- graciosamente Portuguese
- gracioso Portuguese
- gracious Middle English
- gracieus Old French
- gracious Old French
- graciós Catalan, Valencian
- gracioza Ido
- grâcieusement Norman
- grâcieux Norman
- gracioso Old Portuguese
- გრაციოზული Georgian