rancore
Italian
Etymology
From Late Latin rancōrem, accusative case form of rancor (“grudge” ← “rancidity”), derived from Latin ranceō (“I am rotten, putrid”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ranˈko.re/, [r̺äŋˈko̞ːr̺e]
- Stress: rancóre
- Hyphenation: ran‧co‧re
Noun
rancore m (plural rancori)
- rancour, resentment, grudge
- Synonyms: astio, livore, risentimento
- Antonyms: affabilità, bonarietà
Derived terms
Latin
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