Personality & Emotions

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Adjective ending in -e for both masculine and feminine in the singular (tristi in plural).

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Adjective ending in -e for both genders (felici in plural).

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Abstract noun; plural is rarely used.

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Often used with the verb 'avere' (avere paura = to be afraid).

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Standard adjective ending in -o, -a, -i, -e.

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Plural forms change to -ci (masculine) and -che (feminine).

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Opposite of 'simpatico'. Plural: antipatici / antipatiche.

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Can describe both a person's temperament and a quiet situation.

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Past participle used as an adjective; takes 'per' for 'about'.

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Synonym of 'felice', often used in conversational Italian.

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Standard adjective with four endings (-o, -a, -i, -e).

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Invariable in the singular (-a for both m/f); plural is egoisti (m) and egoiste (f).

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Ends in -e for both masculine and feminine singular.

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Plural: stanchi (masculine), stanche (feminine).

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Can also be used as a feminine noun for the emotion of surprise.

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Plural ends in -ie without an extra i (gioie).

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Often used with 'rimanere' or 'essere'.

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Standard adjective describing an upbeat personality or mood.

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Can describe someone's personality or a grave situation.

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Ends in -e for both genders in singular.

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Takes the preposition 'di' (geloso di qualcuno/qualcosa).

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Synonym of 'tranquillo'.

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Takes definite article 'l'' before a vowel.

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Often followed by 'di' plus an infinitive verb.

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Noun derived from the adjective 'triste' using the suffix '-ezza'.