The Italian word for chicken is
pollo
Gender
The gender of pollo is masculine. E.g. il pollo.Plural
The plural of pollo is polli.Italian Definition
| chicken | |
| 1. sost. pollo | |
| 2. sost. galletto |
Translations for chicken and their definitions
| pollo |  | ||
| 1. n. (meats) chicken (especially chicken meat) | |||
| 2. n. (slang) sucker, chump, dupe or patsy | |||
| 3. n. (slang) pushover or weakling | |||
| coniglio | | ||
| 1. n-m. rabbit (animal, meat) | |||
| 2. n-m. buck (male rabbit) | |||
| mammoletta | ||
| 1. n. coward | ||
| 2. n. weakling | ||
| merlo | ||
| 1. n-m. merlon | ||
| 2. n-m. blackbird | ||
| 3. n-m. (slang) pushover or weakling | ||
| 4. n-m. (slang) sucker, patsy, or dupe; a chump | ||
| 5. v. first-person singular present indicative of merlare | ||
| femminuccia | ||
| 1. n. diminutive of femmina | ||
| 2. n. little girl | ||
| 3. n. female baby | ||
| 4. n. (informal) a weak, cowardly person | ||
| smidollato | ||
| 1. v. past participle of smidollare (feminine: smidollata, masculine plural: smidollati, feminine plural: smidollate) | ||
| 2. adj. spineless, namby-pamby | ||
| 3. n-m. A spineless person; a wimp, coward, pushover, or weakling | ||
| pappamolle | ||
| 1. n-f. namby-pamby, wuss, chickenshit, weakling, pushover, sissy, chicken, wimp, pansy | ||
| 2. n-f. Variant of pappamolla | ||
| rammollito | ||
| 1. v. past participle of rammollire (feminine: rammollita, masculine plural: rammolliti, feminine plural: rammollite) | ||
| 2. v. past participle of rammollirsi | ||
| 3. adj. softened | ||
| 4. adj. weak or feeble | ||
| 5. n. (slang) weakling or wimp | ||
| fifone | ||
| 1. n-m. coward | ||
| 2. n-m. plural of fifona | ||
| codardo | ||
| 1. adj. cowardly, namby-pamby, spineless | ||
| 2. adj. (heraldry) coward (of a lion) | ||
| 3. n-m. coward, nithing, dastard, wretch, sneak. | ||
| cortigiano | ||
| 1. n-m. courtier | ||
| mollusco | ||
| 1. n. mollusc | ||
| 2. n. A weak or spineless person | ||
| vigliacco | ||
| 1. adj. cowardly | ||
| 2. adj. contemptible | ||
| 3. n-m. coward | ||
| 4. n-m. rogue, scoundrel | ||
| pusillanime | ||
| 1. adj. pusillanimous, cowardly, wimpish | ||
| 2. n. coward, wimp | ||
| 3. n. weakling | ||
| eunuco | ||
| 1. n. eunuch | ||
| 2. n. (slang) weakling or coward | ||
| debole | ||
| 1. adj. weak, dim, faint | ||
| 2. n. weakling | ||
| 3. n. weakness | ||
| pisciasotto | ||
| 1. n. coward | ||
| 2. n. wimp | ||
| cacasotto | ||
| 1. n. (informal) A very nervous or cowardly person | ||
| pauroso | ||
| 1. adj. fearful, scary | ||
| 2. adj. frightful, shocking, incredible, terrible | ||
| vile | ||
| 1. adj. cowardly, dastardly | ||
| 2. adj. base, miserable, mean | ||
| 3. adj. cheap, worthless, base | ||
| 4. n. coward | ||
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