-uto

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From Latin -ūtus.

-uto

1. used with a stem to form the past participle of regular -ere verbs
2. used to form adjectives from nouns, in the sense of having the object represented by the noun; -ed

   ‎punta (“point, tip”) + ‎-uto → ‎puntuto (“pointy, sharp”)

   ‎barba (“beard”) + ‎-uto → ‎barbuto (“bearded”)

   ‎naso (“nose”) + ‎-uto → ‎nasuto (“big nosed”)

   ‎occhiali (“glasses”) + ‎-uto → ‎occhialuto (“spectacled”)

   ‎pancia (“belly”) + ‎-uto → ‎panciuto (“(pot)bellied”)

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