What is the Italian translation of 'lyrics'?

Answer 1

Lirice or Parole is an Italian equivalent of 'lyrics' in the Italian aria. Both words are feminine gender nouns that take as their definite articles 'le' ['the'], and as their indefinite articles 'une' ['some'].

Answer 2

Parole or testo are Italian equivalents of the English word "lyrics."

Specifically, the feminine noun parole means "words." Its feminine definite article la means "the." Its feminine indefinite article una means "a, one."

The pronunciation is "pah-ROH-leh."

The masculine noun testo literally means "text." Its masculine definite article is il. Its masculine indefinite article is un, uno.

The pronunciation is "TEH-stoh."

Answer 3

Lirico is the Italian equivalent of 'lyrical'. It's a masculine gender adjective. The equivalent with a feminine gender noun is 'lirica'.

Answer 4

"Lyrical" as a musical direction means cantabile in Italian.