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Words of the Games of Life · 53 headwords

Each word with its meanings, its forms, and the lines it stands in.

ubriacarsi

get drunk; getting drunk; got drunk 5 times

ubbriaco, ubbriacarsi, ubriacarono

verb, present, indicative, first-person, singular; verb, past, indicative, third-person, plural; verb, infinitive

ubbriaco is an older double-b spelling of ubriaco/ubriacarsi.

uccello

birds; bird 21 times

uccelli, uccello

noun, masculine, plural; noun, masculine, singular

Inverted word order: "gli uccelli" is the subject of "saltellavano", not its object.

umiliare

humbles; humiliated; humbled 3 times

umilii, umiliò, umiliava

verb, present, subjunctive, third-person, singular; verb, past, indicative, third-person, singular; verb, imperfect, indicative, third-person, singular

universale

universal twice

universale

"Giudizio universale" is the fixed Italian phrase for the Last Judgment, but "universale" itself literally means "universal"; the English gloss must not redistribute the idiom's "Last" onto this token.

urlare

shouted; bellow; yelled 10 times

urlare, urlò, urlano, urlava, urla

verb, infinitive; verb, past, indicative, third-person, singular; verb, present, indicative, third-person, plural

Seen once or twice

ubriacare

gotten drunk once

ufficio

office twice

ugualmente

all the same once

uh

oh; ooh twice

ulivo

olive once

ultimamente

recently once

umidità

damp once

umidore

dampness once

umiliare mi

humble myself once

umiliare si

humble himself once

umiliare ti

humble yourself once

umiliarsi

humbles once

umilmente

humbly once

ungere

oiled once

unghia

fingernail; nails twice

uniforme

uniform once

unire

joined together once

università

University twice

universo

universe once

uragano

storm once

urgente

urgent once

urlo

shriek; howl twice

urtare

grated on; jostled twice

uscita

exits twice

utile

useful twice

utilmente

usefully once

The particulars

The words
Every word of the text, parsed: its headword, its form and its meaning in the line. Source text: public domain (Grazia Deledda, d. 1936; collection first published 1905).
Translation
Public-domain Italian (Deledda, d. 1936; collection published 1905). English translation © 2026 1732 Studios, LLC.
Data
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