malvagio

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EtymologyEdit

Borrowed from Old Provençal malvatz, Old French malvais, from Vulgar Latin *malifātiu(m) ‎(“unfortunate, unlucky”), which consists of malus ‎(“bad”) and fātum ‎(“destiny”). Cognates include Old French malvais, Spanish malvado.

AdjectiveEdit

malvagio m ‎(feminine singular malvagia, masculine plural malvagi, feminine plural malvagie) (feminine plural can also be: malvage)

1. wicked, malign
2. malicious
3. bad

NounEdit

malvagio m ‎(plural malvagi, feminine malvagia)

1. A wicked person

Derived termsEdit

• malvagità

AnagramsEdit

• vagliamo

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