[...] One which refers to a concept or quality rather than a person or object. Examples are: la felicità ‘happiness’; la miseria ‘poverty’.
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Abstract noun
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[...] One which refers to a concept or quality rather than a person or object. Examples are: la felicità ‘happiness’; la miseria ‘poverty’.
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#italian #italian-grammar
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[...] One which refers to a concept or quality rather than a person or object. Examples are: la felicità ‘happiness’; la miseria ‘poverty’.
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Abstract noun
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