The Italian word for chest is
torace
Gender
The gender of torace is masculine. E.g. un torace.Plural
The plural of torace is toraci.Italian Definition
| chest | |
| 1. petto, torace | |
| 2. cassa, cassapanca |
Translations for chest and their definitions
| petto | ||
| 1. n. chest (anatomical) | ||
| 2. n. breast (especially of chicken etc) | ||
| cassa | ||
| 1. n. case, crate, trunk | ||
| 2. n. box | ||
| 3. n. cash register, cash desk | ||
| 4. n. fund (of money) | ||
| 5. n. drum (music) | ||
| 6. adj. feminine singular of casso | ||
| 7. =Participle. feminine singular of casso | ||
| 8. v. third-person singular present indicative of cassare | ||
| 9. v. second-person singular imperative of cassare | ||
| torace |  | ||
| 1. n. chest | |||
| 2. n. thorax | |||
| cassapanca | ||
| 1. n-f. (furniture) settle (linen chest / seat) | ||
| cofano | | ||
| 1. n. coffer, chest | |||
| 2. n. (automotive) bonnet (UK, Australia), hood (US) (of a car) | |||
| baule | ||
| 1. n. trunk (luggage) | ||
| 2. n. trunk or boot (of a car) | ||
| 3. n. (furniture) case | ||
| fondi | ||
| 1. adj. plural of fondo | ||
| 2. n. plural of fondo | ||
| 3. v. second-person singular present of fondare | ||
| 4. v. first-person singular present subjunctive of fondare | ||
| 5. v. second-person singular present subjunctive of fondare | ||
| 6. v. third-person singular present subjunctive of fondare | ||
| 7. v. third-person singular imperative of fondare | ||
| 8. v. second-person singular present of fondere | ||
| 9. v. third-person singular imperative of fondere | ||
| cassettone | | ||
| 1. n. (furniture) chest of drawers, bureau, buro | |||
| 2. n. (architecture) coffer, caisson | |||
| comò | ||
| 1. n. (furniture) chest of drawers, bureau, buro | ||
| tesoro | ||
| 1. n. valuable things, treasure | ||
| 2. n. term of endearment, treasure | ||
| 3. n. bless someone's cotton socks | ||
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