Italian | English |
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coro noun {m} | choir [choirs](singing group) chorusnoun |
corografia noun {f} | chorographynoun |
coroide noun {m} | choroid(vascular layer of the eye) |
corolla noun {f} | corolla [corollas](whorl of a flower) |
corollario noun {m} | corollary [corollaries](proposition which follows easily) |
corollino adjective | corolline(of or pertaining to a corolla) |
corologia noun {f} | geobotany(the branch of biogeography that is concerned with the geographic distribution of plant species) |
corologico adjective | phytogeographical(pertaining to phytogeography) |
corona noun {f} | cap [caps](crown covering a tooth) chainring(large forward ring on a bicycle) chaplet(a garland or circlet for the head) collar [collars](the neck or line of junction between the root of a plant and its stem) corona [coronas](luminous plasma atmosphere of the Sun or other star) crown [crowns](royal headdress) diadem [diadems](crown) króna(currency) wreath [wreaths](ornamental circular band) |
Corona australe proper noun {f} | Corona Australis(a constellation) |
Corona boreale proper noun {f} | Corona Borealis(a constellation) |
corona d'alloro noun {f} | laurel wreath(wreath worn as a symbol of victory) |
coronale adjective | coronal(produced with tip or blade of tongue) |
coronale noun {m} | coronal [coronals](consonant produced with tip or blade of tongue) |
coronamento noun {m} | capstone [capstones](a crowning achievement) crown [crowns](splendor, culmination, acme) |
coronaria noun {f} | coronary artery(artery) |
coronaropatia noun {f} | coronary heart disease(disease of the heart) |
coronato dal successo adjective | successful(resulting in success) |
coronavirus noun {m} | coronavirus(member of the family Coronaviridae) |
coronazione noun {f} | coronation [coronations](the act or solemnity of crowning) |
coronene noun {m} | coronenenoun |
coronimo noun {m} | choronym(regional toponym) |
corotazionale adjective | corotational(that rotates in conjunction wit another body) |
acoro noun {m} | sweet flag(Acorus calamus) |
acrocoro noun {m} | highlands(area of high land) |
ancorotto noun | creeper [creepers](grapnel) |
antropocoro adjective | anthropochorous(relying on humans for dispersal) |
aortocoronarico adjective | aortocoronary(relating to the aorta and the coronary arteries) |
arteria coronaria noun {f} | coronary artery(artery) |
dacoromanzo noun {m} | Daco-Romanian(a more specific name for the Romanian language) |