different
The Italian word 'diverso' translates to 'different' in English. It is used to express disparity or contrast between two or more items. Note that, just like in English, 'diverso' must agree in gender and number with the noun it modifies. Thus, the forms 'diversa', 'diversi' and 'diverse' are also common.
Every person is different.
This sentence is using 'diversa' (a variation of 'diverso') to express the concept of individual uniqueness, suggesting that each person possesses their own unique characteristics.
They have different tastes in cooking.
In this example, 'diversi' describes the distinctive preferences or tastes that multiple people might have when it comes to cooking or food.
This is a different point of view.
This sentence uses 'diverso' to illustrate the idea of an alternative perspective, emphasizing that the viewpoint being referred to differs from the standard or previously mentioned perspectives.