lunato

Italian

Etymology

From Latin lūnātus (“curved; crescent- or half-moon-shaped”).

Adjective

lunato (feminine lunata, masculine plural lunati, feminine plural lunate)

  1. lunate, crescent-shaped

Noun

lunato m (plural lunati)

  1. (anatomy) lunate, lunate bone
    Synonyms: osso lunato, semilunare

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Latin

Verb

lūnātō

  1. second/third-person singular future active imperative of lūnō
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