sentimento
feeling
The Italian word 'sentimento' is used to express an emotional state or reaction, similar to its English equivalent 'feeling'. It is often used in the context of expressing personal emotions or thoughts. Note, it can also be used to refer to a sentiment or an emotional capacity, such as 'I have a good feeling about this' translating to 'Ho un buon sentimento riguardo a questo'.
Example sentences using: sentimento
Il sentimento di amore è universale.
The feeling of love is universal.
This sentence means that the feeling of love is something that everyone around the world can understand and experience. The word 'amore' in Italian translates to 'love' in English.
Il mio sentimento di felicità è indescrivibile.
My feeling of happiness is indescribable.
In this sentence, the speaker is expressing that their happiness is so great, they can't quite put it into words. 'Felicità' is the Italian word for 'happiness'.
Non capisco il tuo sentimento di rabbia.
I don't understand your feeling of anger.
This sentence means that the speaker does not understand why the person they're speaking to is angry. 'Rabbia' is the Italian word for 'anger'.