Accordsentimenti
i sentimenti
feelings
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How do you say sentimenti in Italian?
How do you pronounce sentimenti in Italian?
sentimenti is pronounced /i sentiˈmenti/ in Italian.
Example sentences
Il sentimento profondo che prova per lei è sincero e autentico.
The deep feeling that he has for her is sincere and authentic.
Questo sentimento negativo lo ha tormentato per molto tempo.
This negative feeling tormented him for a long time.
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Why is it masculine?
Sentimenti is masculine because it derives from the Latin noun "sentimentum" (which was itself masculine), following the Italian pattern where Latin masculine nouns ending in -mentum typically become masculine nouns ending in -mento. This Latin suffix -mentum was consistently masculine and produced abstract nouns of action or state, a gender that Italian preserved.
What is the Italian word for feelings?
The Italian word for feelings is i sentimenti — masculine.
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