Translation of Italian word "stilografica" to English
stilografica
/sti.loˈgra.fi.ka/
How to use
The Italian noun 'stilografica' (feminine) denotes 'fountain pen' (Fountain pen). It typically takes the definite article 'la'. The diminutive and augmentative forms of 'stilografica' (e.g. with suffixes like -ino, -one, -etto, -accio) are common in informal Italian and express affection, size, or disapproval.
🇬🇧 English
fountain pen
Example
Firma il documento importante con una stilografica d'argento.
Signs important document with silver fountain pen.
Scrivere con la stilografica richiede una mano ferma.
Writing with fountain pen requires steady hand.
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- stilografica a sfera— ballpoint pen
- Scrivere con la stilografica richiede una mano ferma.— Writing with fountain pen requires steady hand.
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What does the Italian word "stilografica" mean?▼
The Italian word "stilografica" means "fountain pen" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Firma il documento importante con una stilografica d'argento." (which translates as "Signs important document with silver fountain pen.").
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