Incornata
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Hi Incornata,
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Your name means "gored" or "cuckolded". I assume it's a last name.
welcome to our forum.
Please don't post the same message twice, or in other people's threads, if it has nothing to do with them. You can start a new thread by clicking on the "New Thread" button
When you create a thread, choose a proper title, maybe the word to be translated or something like that.
Your name means "gored" or "cuckolded". I assume it's a last name.
Hi incornata, Welcome to the Word Reference Forums. Please entitle your posts with your query (if possible) so that we'll be able to find it easier and give you a propmt response. It is also important that you give us some context (where did you hear/read it, for example, or some lines before and after), since a lot of words may have different meanings depending on the context.Incornata said:
Thank you.
incornare in|cor|nà|re
v.tr. (io incòrno)
1 CO colpire con le corna: il toro ha incornato il torero | fig., gerg., nel linguaggio calcistico, colpire il pallone di testa: l’attaccante ha incornato il pallone in rete; anche ass.: i. in rete
2 BU afferrare un animale per le corna al fine di immobilizzarlo o abbatterlo
3 BU pop., tradire la propria moglie, il proprio marito, ecc.
4 OB scherz., dileggiare
(1. to hit with the horns
2. to grip an animal by the horns
3. to betray one's wife/husband
4. to make a mockery of
incornato/a -> hit by the horns/gripped by the horns/betrayed by the wife/husband
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