sem meaning in English
| Italian | English |
|---|---|
| semirigido adjective | semirigidadjective |
| semirimorchio noun {m} | semi-trailer(trailer without a front axle and with wheels only at the trailing end) |
| semisecolare adjective | semicentennial(occurring every 50 years) |
| semiserio adjective | semiserious(somewhat or partially serious) |
| semisillabario noun | semi-syllabarynoun |
| semisillabico adjective | semi-syllabicadjective |
| semisomma noun {f} | semisumnoun |
| semispazio noun {m} | semispace(either of two regions making up a space) |
| semita noun | Semite [Semites](descendant of any of these peoples) |
| semitistica noun {f} | Semitics(study of Semitic languages, cultures and peoples) |
| semitono noun {m} | semitone [semitones](interval between adjacent keys) |
| semivegetarianismo noun | |
| semivita noun {f} | half-life(time in physics) |
| semivocale noun {f} | semivowel(sound in speech) |
| semivoltino adjective | semivoltine(less than univoltine; having a brood or generation less often than once per year) |
| semola noun | semolina(hard grains of flour left after milling) |
| semola noun {f} | bran [brans](outside layer of a grain) |
| semplice noun | private [privates](soldier) |
| semplice adjective | basic(elementary, simple, merely functional) clear [clearer, clearest](free of ambiguity or doubt) crude [cruder, crudest](lacking tact or taste) naive(lacking experience, wisdom, or judgement) plain [plainer, plainest](ordinary; lacking adornment or ornamentation) simple [simpler, simplest](uncomplicated) straightforward(presenting few difficulties, easy) |
| semplicemente adverb | merely(only, just, and nothing more) simply(in a simple manner) |
| semplicione noun {m} | simpleton [simpletons](simple-minded naive person lacking common sense) |
| sempliciotto adjective | naive(lacking experience, wisdom, or judgement) |
| sempliciotto noun {m} | sap [saps](slang: saphead) simpleton [simpletons](simple-minded naive person lacking common sense) |
| semplicismo noun {m} | simplism(trait of oversimplifying things by ignoring complexity and complications) |
| semplicista adjective {m} {f} | simplistic(overly simple) |
| semplicistica adjective {f} | simplistic(overly simple) |
| semplicistico adjective {m} | simplistic(overly simple) |
| semplicità noun | simplicity [simplicities](quality or state of being simple, unmixed, or uncompounded; as, the simplicity of metals or of earths) |
| semplicità noun {f} | easiness(the quality of being easy) |
| semplificare verb | boil down(To reduce) dumb down(to convey some subject matter in simple terms) |
| semplificazione noun {f} | simplification [simplifications](act of simplifying) |
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