Translation of Italian word "farfalla" to English
farfalla
/farˈfal.la/
How to use
The Italian noun 'farfalla' (feminine) denotes 'butterfly' (Butterfly). It typically takes the definite article 'la'. When referring to 'butterfly' in Italian, 'farfalla' is the standard choice, though regional dialects may use different terms.
🇬🇧 English
butterfly
Example
Una bella farfalla si è posata sulla rosa del giardino.
A beautiful butterfly landed on the garden rose.
Il bruco si trasforma in farfalla dopo la crisalide.
The caterpillar transforms into a butterfly after pupa.
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- Una bella farfalla si è posata sulla rosa del giardino.— A beautiful butterfly landed on the garden rose.
- Il bruco si trasforma in farfalla dopo la crisalide.— The caterpillar transforms into a butterfly after pupa.
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What does the Italian word "farfalla" mean?▼
The Italian word "farfalla" means "butterfly" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Una bella farfalla si è posata sulla rosa del giardino." (which translates as "A beautiful butterfly landed on the garden rose.").
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