Accordstato
lo stato
state
Try it
How do you say stato in Italian?
How do you pronounce stato in Italian?
stato is pronounced /lo ˈstaːto/ in Italian.
Example sentences
Lo stato italiano è molto antico e ha una storia ricca.
The Italian state is very old and has a rich history.
Lo stato attuale del progetto è preoccupante perché abbiamo perso molti fondi.
The current state of the project is worrying because we lost many funds.
Swipe stato in Accord
Swipe through hundreds of words and master grammatical gender in Italian.
Why is it masculine?
Stato is masculine because it derives from the Latin "status" (masculine), which originally meant "standing" or "condition" and was a second-declension noun that naturally carried masculine gender into Italian. The masculine gender was preserved as Latin evolved into the Romance languages, following the standard pattern for -us nouns becoming -o nouns in Italian.
What is the Italian word for state?
The Italian word for state is lo stato — masculine.
Gender across languages
Practice with Accord
Swipe through hundreds of words and master grammatical gender in Italian.