Accorddita
Dita is féminin in italien. The article is le, so the full form is le dita ("fingers").
FÉMININdita est le pluriel de dito
le dita — fingers
ESSAIE
Comment dit-on dita en italien ?
How do you pronounce dita in italien?
dita is pronounced /le ˈdiːta/ in italien.
Exemples de phrases
Il dito lungo mi fa male quando scrivo.
The long finger hurts me when I write. (masculine article 'il' and masculine adjective 'lungo' agree with 'dito')
Ho rotto il dito destro giocando a calcio.
I broke my right finger playing soccer. (masculine article 'il' and masculine adjective 'destro' agree with 'dito')
Glissez dita dans Accord
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Pourquoi est-ce féminin ?
Dita (finger) is masculine because it derives from Latin "digitus," which was a masculine noun of the second declension (-us ending), and Italian preserved this grammatical gender through regular sound changes. The Latin masculine gender likely originated from Indo-European roots, though the specific semantic motivation is unclear.
Comment dit-on fingers en italien ?
En italien, fingers se dit le dita — feminine.
Pratiquez avec Accord
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