The Italian word for to taste is
assaggiare
Italian Definition
| taste | |
| 1. verb. assaggiare | |
| 2. verb. *{{it}}:assaggiare |
Translations for taste and their definitions
| gusto | ||
| 1. n. taste (the sense) | ||
| 2. n. taste, flavour | ||
| 3. n. gusto, enjoyment, relish | ||
| 4. n. fancy, whim | ||
| 5. n. (plural) preferences | ||
| 6. v. first-person singular present of gustare | ||
| assaggiare |  | ||
| 1. v. to taste, try, sample | |||
| 2. v. to nibble | |||
| gustare | ||
| 1. v. to taste | ||
| 2. v. to enjoy | ||
| provare | ||
| 1. v. to try, try out, test | ||
| 2. v. (indtr, it, a, qual1=+ infinitive) to try, attempt, take on | ||
| provare a dormire - to try to sleep | ||
| 3. v. to feel, experience | ||
| provare dolore - to feel pain | ||
| 4. v. to prove, demonstrate, show | ||
| 5. v. (transitive, of clothes) to try on | ||
| 6. v. (transitive, theater) to rehearse | ||
| inclinazione | ||
| 1. n. gradient | ||
| 2. n. slope, slant | ||
| 3. n. pitch (of a roof) | ||
| 4. n. inclination (all senses) | ||
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