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How do you say "bloom" in Italian?
il fiore
In Italian, "bloom" is il fiore.
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Pronunciation
Fiore breaks into fio-re, with your voice landing on fio.
Grammar notes
il fiore is masculine. Its plural is fiori.
Example sentence
Il giardino era pieno di fiori colorati.
The garden was full of colourful blooms.
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How to remember il fiore
Say fiore while picturing "The garden was full of colourful blooms." happening in front of you; the pairing sticks faster than the word alone.
Related words
- root la radice
- branch la ramo
- trunk il tronco
- leaf la foglia
- seed il seme
- bud germoglio
- oak la quercia
- pine il pino
- palm la palma
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Questions about il fiore
How do you pronounce il fiore?
Fiore breaks into fio-re, with your voice landing on fio.
Is il fiore masculine or feminine?
il fiore is masculine. il fiore is masculine. Its plural is fiori.
How is il fiore used in Italian?
il fiore is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Il giardino era pieno di fiori colorati. (The garden was full of colourful blooms.).
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