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How do you say "wound" in Italian?
la ferita
In Italian, "wound" is la ferita.
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Pronunciation
Give ferita a clean, even rhythm, with the stress falling naturally on the second-to-last syllable.
Grammar notes
la ferita is feminine. Its plural is ferite.
Example sentence
L'infermiera pulì la ferita con cura.
The nurse cleaned the wound carefully.
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How to remember la ferita
Say la ferita while picturing "The nurse cleaned the wound carefully" happening right in front of you, that pairing sticks longer than a flashcard.
Related words
- skull il teschio
- spine la colonna vertebrale
- rib la costola
- skin la pelle
- nail il unghia
- elbow il gomito
- wrist il polso
- ankle la caviglia
- knee il ginocchio
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Questions about la ferita
How do you pronounce la ferita?
Give ferita a clean, even rhythm, with the stress falling naturally on the second-to-last syllable.
Is la ferita masculine or feminine?
la ferita is feminine. la ferita is feminine. Its plural is ferite.
How is la ferita used in Italian?
la ferita is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: L'infermiera pulì la ferita con cura. (The nurse cleaned the wound carefully.).
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