Accordmotivo
Motivo is masculin in italien. The article is il, so the full form is il motivo ("reason").
MASCULINil motivo
reason
ESSAIE
Comment dit-on motivo en italien ?
How do you pronounce motivo in italien?
motivo is pronounced /il moˈtiːvo/ in italien.
Exemples de phrases
Il motivo principale per cui sono venuto è importante.
The main reason why I came is important.
Quel motivo decorativo è bellissimo e molto antico.
That decorative pattern is very beautiful and quite ancient.
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Pourquoi est-ce masculin ?
Motivo is masculine because it derives from the Latin "motivus" (adjective meaning "moving" or "causing motion"). In Latin, the masculine form of this adjective was "motivus." Italian inherited this grammatical gender through regular sound changes, where Latin masculine adjectives and nouns ending in -us regularly became -o in Italian. The -o ending in Italian consistently marks masculine nouns descended from Latin masculine forms.
Comment dit-on reason en italien ?
En italien, reason se dit il motivo — masculine.
Genre selon les langues
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