Accedi
any established or prescribed method, rule, or procedure used to achieve a desired outcome or result
formula, metodo
the scope or range of authority, influence, or activity that someone or something has
ambito, perimetro
a steep bank or hillside, especially one along a river or stream
la riva, il pendio
a tall, marsh-dwelling plant characterized by cylindrical stems and often found in wetlands or along the edges of bodies of water
giunco, canna
a sense of great regret that one feels as a result of having done something bad or wrong
rimorso
the ability to comprehend and engage with a diverse array of subjects or topics
ampiezza, varietà
a small, often artificial, cave-like structure or enclosed space that is designed for aesthetic or functional purposes
grotto, grotta
a broad indentation or bay in a coastline, typically characterized by a wide curve or open expanse of water
golfetto, insenatura
the precise or exact word needed to express a particular idea or feeling eloquently
mot juste
exceptional skill, expertise, or mastery in a particular field or activity
abilità, competenza
the violent seizure or plundering of property, often associated with warfare
rapina, saccheggio
fellow believers within a religious community, emphasizing a sense of shared faith and fellowship among members
fratelli, confratelli
the food served and consumed during a single meal or occasion, especially in a formal or festive setting
pasto, banchetto
a recessed part of a wall that is built further back from the rest of it
nicchia, alcova
a flow or pouring in, often describing the movement of people, things, or substances into a specific place or system
afflusso, entrata
the mark ¨, put over a vowel indicating an articulation with rounding or fronting
dieresi
a place or period of separation in which someone or something that is suspicious of carrying a dangerous disease is kept away so that others can be safe
quarantena
a large country house or mansion, typically of French origin, often associated with luxury, grandeur, and historical significance
castello, palazzo
a council or assembly, typically of church officials, convened to discuss and make decisions on religious matters
sinodo
