The feminine noun 'caritÃ?', whose articles are 'la' ['the'] and 'una' ['a, one'], is an Italian equivalent of 'charity'.
Red: Charity, White: Faith, Green: Hope
Unity neighborliness,integrity charity opportunity
Green = Hope Red = Charity White = Faith
The symbolic interpretation of the flag's colors represents the three cardinal virtues: Green = Hope White = Faith Red = Charity
Titian was a 7th century Italian bishop noted for his charity. Learn more at the link below.
harday is an Arabic, Punjabi or Yoruba loan name in Italian.Specifically, the name is a feminine proper noun. It means "runaway" in Arabic, "charity" in Punjabi, and "honored by royalty" in Yoruba. The pronunciation will be "shahr-day" in Italian.
Yes, there are. The oldest is hosted by the Charity Guild, a club affiliated with the Italian Cultural and Community Center.
I doubt it. Double 's' is very rare in Spanish. It looks more like Latin ('caritas' = 'charity') or Italian ('carissima' = 'very expensive').
Yes, one charity can donate to another charity.
defination of charity
No
The colors of the Italian flag can be interpreted in two different ways. One is that green symbolizes hope, while white represents faith and red signifies charity. Another interpretation pronounces green to be the symbol of the Italian landscape, white as the representation of the snow capping the mountains of the Alps, and red symbolizing the bloodshed that brought about the independence of Italy as a nation. All of these symbols embody the presence of unity and nationalism among the Italian people.