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How do you say "oak" in Italian?

la quercia

Noun Feminine

In Italian, "oak" is la quercia.

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Pronunciation

You'll hear quercia said as que-rcia, with the accent parked on que.

Grammar notes

la quercia is feminine. Its plural is Querce.

Example sentence

Una possente quercia si ergeva nel campo.

A mighty oak stood in the field.

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How to remember la quercia

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Questions about la quercia

How do you pronounce la quercia?

You'll hear quercia said as que-rcia, with the accent parked on que.

Is la quercia masculine or feminine?

la quercia is feminine. la quercia is feminine. Its plural is Querce.

How is la quercia used in Italian?

la quercia is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Una possente quercia si ergeva nel campo. (A mighty oak stood in the field.).

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