Naso da strega is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "witch nose." The prepositional phrase translates literally as "witch from (a) witch" in English. The pronunciation will be "NA-zo da STREY-ga" in Italian.
Nose in Italian is naso.
Big nose translates from English to Italian to be grosso naso.
Moccio is an Italian equivalent of the English word "mucous." The masculine singular noun must be used cautiously since it evokes images of all kinds of "mucous," especially from the nose. The pronunciation will be "MOT-tcho" in Italian.
The nose would be "hana" (鼻);
The word nose in Spanish is La Nariz
The English word nose is translated into the luhya word is "pua."
Camron as an English loan name and Nasbilenco ( merged from naso sbilenco) as a native translation are Italian equivalents of the English name "Camron." The respective pronunciations -- which originate in the Gaelic cam sròn("crooked nose") -- will be "kahm-rohn" and "NA-so sbee-LEN-ko" in Italian.
Rhino-virus translates to "nose virus" in English, as "rhino" originates from the Greek word for nose, referring to the viruses that commonly cause upper respiratory infections, often manifested through nasal symptoms.
No, a purebred Italian Greyhound cannot have a pink nose.
"Nose" is an English equivalent of the Italian word naso.Specifically, the word is a masculine noun. It may be preceded by the masculine singular definite article il ("the") or the masculine singular indefinite article un, uno ("a, one"). The pronunciation will be "NAH-soh" in Italian.
A witch costume for Halloween does not have to have a pointy nose and green skin, but it could. You can be creative and give her green skin and a fat nose.
There are two homonyms for "hana."When written 花, it can mean flower, blossom, or sometimes beautiful. When written 鼻, it means nose.