baro meaning in English
| Italian | English |
|---|---|
| baro noun {m} | cardsharp(professional cheater at card games) |
| baro- adjective | baro-adjective |
| barocciaio noun {m} | carman [carmen](person who transported goods) |
| barocco adjective | baroque(laden with detail) |
| barocco proper noun {m} | Baroque(period in architecture) |
| barolo noun {m} | Barolo(wine made from Nebbiolo grapes) |
| barometrico adjective | barometric(of or pertaining to atmospheric pressure) |
| barometro noun {m} | barometer [barometers](an instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure) |
| barometro aneroide noun {m} | aneroid barometer(barometer that doesn’t use fluid) |
| baronale adjective | baronial(belonging or relating to a baron) |
| baronata noun {f} | roguery [rogueries](malicious or reckless behaviour) |
| barone noun {m} | baron [barons](male ruler of a barony) |
| baronesco adjective {m} | baronial(belonging or relating to a baron) |
| baronessa noun {f} | baroness(female ruler of a barony) |
| baronia noun {f} | barony [baronies](a dominion ruled by a baron or baroness) |
| barotrauma noun {m} | barotrauma(tissue damage caused by air pressure difference) |
| barotropico adjective | barotropicadjective |
| abarognosia noun {f} | abarognosis(loss of the ability to estimate weight) |
| barbaro adjective | barbaric(uncivilised) |
| barbaro noun {m} | barbarian [barbarians](uncivilized person) |
| barbaro adjective {m} | barbarian(uncivilized) |
| bombarolo noun {m} | bomber [bombers](person who bombs) |
| chitarra barocca noun {f} | Baroque guitar(archaic form of guitar from the Baroque era) |
| isobaro adjective | isobaric(having the same pressures, masses, or densities) |
| isobaro noun {m} | isobar [isobars](either of two nuclides) |
| nuclide isobaro noun {m} | isobar [isobars](either of two nuclides) |
| palombaro noun {m} | diver [divers](someone who dives) |
| rabarbaro noun {m} | rhubarb(any plant of the genus Rheum) |
| Territorio di Chabarovsk proper noun | Khabarovsk Krai(krai) |
| tombarolo noun {m} | graverobber(one who robs graves or tombs) |
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