Italian Adjectives

3. (5 letters) - Hot - "Caldo," describes high temperatures.
7. (7 letters) - Young - "Giovane," refers to youth or something new.
9. (5 letters) - Beautiful - "Bello," a common adjective for attractiveness.
12. (7 letters) - Bad - "Cattivo," used for poor quality or bad behavior.
13. (7 letters) - Soft - "Morbido," used for softness or gentleness.
15. (7 letters) - Light - "Leggero," describes something of low weight or delicacy.
16. (4 letters) - Hard - "Duro," describes firmness or difficulty.
17. (6 letters) - Dark - "Oscuro," refers to lack of light or obscurity.
18. (7 letters) - Heavy - "Pesante," used for high weight or seriousness.
19. (5 letters) - Full - "Pieno," used when no more can be added.

1. (6 letters) - Cold - "Freddo," used for low temperatures.
2. (5 letters) - Wide - "Largo," describes substantial breadth.
4. (5 letters) - Short - "Basso," refers to low height.
5. (6 letters) - Old - "Vecchio," describes something aged or ancient.
6. (5 letters) - Empty - "Vuoto," describes a lack of contents.
8. (4 letters) - Tall - "Alto," used to describe something or someone of great height.
9. (5 letters) - Good - "Buono," a versatile adjective denoting quality or kindness.
10. (8 letters) - Bright - "Luminoso," describes intense light or clarity.
11. (7 letters) - Narrow - "Stretto," used for limited width.
14. (6 letters) - Ugly - "Brutto," used to describe something unattractive.