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The Italian term "avvoltare, avvolgere, soffiare, vento" matches the English term "wind"

other italian words that include "avvoltare" : english :
avvoltare roll up
avvoltare wind up
other italian words that include "avvolgere" : english :
avvòlgere enshroud
avvòlgere, infagottare envelop
infagottare, involgere, avvolgere, avvòlgere wrap
avvòlgere wrap up
other italian words that include "soffiare" : english :
fendente, soffiare, folata, battuta blow
flutto, sventolare, soffiare, svolazzare, onda wave
other italian words that include "vento" : english :
avventore customer
spaventoso, abominevole, orrendo, fosco dismal
abominevole, orrendo, spaventoso dreary
intervento encroachment
sventolante fanning
folata di vento flurry
spaventi, spavento, paura fright
vèntola frond
folata di vento gust
mostruoso, orrendo, spaventoso horrible
intervento intervention
convento monastery
spaventoso, orrendo nasty
momento dello spavento reaction time
spavento scariness
flutto, sventolare, soffiare, svolazzare, onda wave
velocità del vento wind force
mulino a vento wind mill
giacca a vento windcheater
ventoso windy
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