Guardie armate is an Italian equivalent of the German word Waffen.
Specifically, the feminine noun guardie means "guards." The feminine adjective armate means "armed." The pronunciation is "GWAHR-dyeh ahr-MAH-teh."
Tesoro is an Italian equivalent of the German word Schatz.Specifically, the German and Italian words are masculine nouns. They may be translatd literally as "treasure" and figuratively as "darling, sweetheart, treasure". The pronunciation will be "tey-ZOH-roh" in Italian.
If you mean, "to swat," the German translation is "schlagen" or "totschlagen." If you mean "SWAT" (Special Weapons and Tactics), this would not be translated into German but rather left simply as SWAT. An explanatory translation could be offered, e.g. "Besondere Waffen und Taktik."
keine Waffen
German Soldier or an Waffen SS Soldier.
Magonza is an Italian equivalent of the German word Mainz.Specifically, the word is a proper noun. It refers to the capital of the German state of Rhineland-Palatinate. The pronunciation will be "ma-GON-tsa" in Italian.
Twelve Waffen SS units
Monaco is an Italian equivalent of the German name München.Specifically, the word functions as a proper noun of location. It is rendered into English as "Munich." The pronunciation will be "MO-na-ko" in Italian and "Myoon-tchen" in German.
Sheryl is a German loan name in Italian.Specifically, the name is a feminine proper noun. It means "free". The meaning translates into Italian as libera in the sense of being without physical restrictions.The pronunciation will be "SHEY-reel" in terms of the loan name and "LEE-bey-rah" in terms of the description in Italian.
The translation of the German word "Kompass" to English is "compass". Translated to French, it is "boussole", to Spanish, it is "brujula with inflection on the "u". Translated to Italian it is "bossola" and translated to Latin it is "cicumdabit"
Arme means arms in German. Nouns are capitalized in German. If you mean arms as in weapons the word is Waffen.
Spanish: siete Italian: sette French: sept German: sieben
The Waffen SS and the German army