tara meaning in English
| Italian | English |
|---|---|
| tara noun {f} | tare [tares](the empty weight of a container) |
| tarabuso noun | bittern [bitterns](bird of the subfamily Botaurinae) |
| tarabuso americano noun {m} | American bittern(Botaurus lentiginosus) |
| taramosalata noun {f} | taramosalata(Greek/Turkish dish) |
| tarantella noun | tarantella(rapid dance) |
| Tarantiano proper noun | Tarantianproper noun |
| tarantina noun {f} | Tarantino(native or inhabitant of Taranto) |
| tarantino noun {m} | Tarantino(dialect of Neapolitan) |
| Taranto proper noun {f} | Taranto(city and province) |
| tarantola noun {f} | tarantula [tarantulas](spider of the family Theraphosidae) |
| tarare verb | regulate [regulated, regulating, regulates](adjust) |
| tarato noun | imbecile [imbeciles](person with limited mental capacity) |
| almucantarat noun {m} | almucantar(small circle on the celestial sphere) |
| borgatara noun {f} | suburbanite(someone who dwells in suburbia) |
| catara noun {f} | Cathar(member of one or more medieval Christian sects) |
| cataratta noun {f} | cataract [cataracts](opacity of the lens in the eye) rapid [rapids](section of river) sluice [sluices](passage for water) |
| gattara noun {f} | cat lady(elderly lady who devotes her attention to cats) |
| patarasso noun {m} | caulking iron(a tool) |
| Quartararo proper noun | Quartararoproper noun |
| salsa tartara noun {f} | tartare sauce(sauce served with fish) |
| zolfatara noun {f} | solfatara [solfataras](area of volcanic activity giving off sulfurous steam) |
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