Real Italian Words V

Front 1

scalcanare

Back 1

to tread on someone's heels

Front 2

scalcagnato

Back 2

down at the heels

Front 3

scalcare

Back 3

to carve (at table)

Front 4

scalcatore

Back 4

carver

Front 5

scalciare

Back 5

to kick

Front 6

scalco

Back 6

steward, carver

Front 7

scaldamento

Back 7

heating, warming

Front 8

scaldapanche

Back 8

idle boy at school

Front 9

scaldare

Back 9

to warm, to heat

Front 10

scaldarsi

Back 10

to warm oneself;
to becone excited, to become heated

Front 11

scalea

Back 11

flight of steps

Front 12

scalfire

Back 12

to graze, to scratch

Front 13

scalino

Back 13

step ( of stairs)

Front 14

scalmana

Back 14

(med) chill, cold

Front 15

scalmanarsi

Back 15

to catch cold;
(fig) to get bothered or flustered

Front 16

far le cose senza scalmanarsi

Back 16

to take things in one's stride

Front 17

scalmanato

Back 17

suffering with a cold;

hurried, flustered, out of breath

Front 18

scalo

Back 18

wharf, quay;
landing place

Front 19

scalogna

Back 19

(colloq) bad luck

Front 20

scalone

Back 20

grand or main staircase

Front 21

scalpicciamento

Back 21

stamping of feet;

tramp ( of feet on pavement)

Front 22

scalpicciare

Back 22

to tramp ( on pavement);

to scrape the feet

Front 23

scalpiccio

Back 23

continual tramping or shuffling of feet

Front 24

scalpitate

Back 24

to paw the ground

Front 25

scalpore

Back 25

noise, bustle, fuss;

complaint

Front 26

menar scalpore

Back 26

to make a fuss;

to make a great noise ( about a thing)

Front 27

scaltramente

Back 27

artfully, cunningly, slily

Front 28

scaltrezza

Back 28

cunning, craftiness, slyness;

shrewdness

Front 29

scaltire

Back 29

to smarten, to sharpen a person's wits, to wake up

Front 30

scaltrirsi

Back 30

to sharpen one's wits, to grow wiser, to wake up (mentally)

Front 31

scaltrito

Back 31

shrewd, experienced

Front 32

scaltro

Back 32

cunning, sly;

smart, shrewd;

crafty

Front 33

scalzare

Back 33

to take off shoes and stockings;

to undermine;

to hoe

Front 34

scalzarsiq

Back 34

to take off one's shoes and stockings

Front 35

scalzacane

Back 35

ragmuffin, disreputable fellow

Front 36

scalzato

Back 36

laid bare; undermined

Front 37

scalzo

Back 37

barefoot

Front 38

camminare scalzo

Back 38

to go barefoot

Front 39

scambiare

Back 39

to exchange or barter;

to mistake (one thing for another)

Front 40

scambievlo

Back 40

reciprocal, mutual

Front 41

scambievolezza

Back 41

reciprocity

Front 42

scambio

Back 42

exchange, substitution;

mistake (in identification);

(railroad) switch point

Front 43

scamiciarsi

Back 43

to take off one's shirt, coat;

to be in one's shirtsleeves

Front 44

scamiciato

Back 44

in shirtsleeves, shirtless;

(fig) rustic, countryfied, plbeian

Front 45

scampaforca

Back 45

hardened criminal; gallows bird

Front 46

scampagnare

Back 46

to go for a country excursion

Front 47

scampagnata

Back 47

trip in the country; a picnic

Front 48

scampamento

Back 48

escape, safety

Front 49

scampanare

Back 49

to ring ( of bells), to chime, to peal

Front 50

scampanata

Back 50

peal, ringing, chiming

Front 51

scampellanata

Back 51

ring (at the door)