Italian word of the day
| Origin | From the Italian noun fegato, which means “liver” |
| Translation | Passionate, committed; someone who is extremely passionate about something |
| IPA pronunciation | /sfeɡaˈtaːto/ |
Sfegatato
Passionate, committed
Different forms of sfegatato
Like most adjectives in Italian, sfegatato has two articles (definite or indefinite articles) and two numbers (singular or plural).
| Singular | Plural | |
| Masculine | Sfegatato | Sfegatati |
| Feminine | Sfegatata | Sfegatate |
Examples
Maurizio è un fan sfegatato degli U2.
Maurizio is a die-hard U2 fan.
Sono la tua fan più sfegatata.
I am your biggest fan.
Carlo è un tifoso sfegatato del Milan e non si perde alcuna partita.
Carlo is a die-hard Milan fan and does not miss any game.
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