Italian Vocabulary of the Day: Coccinella (Ladybug/Ladybug)

ladybug is the word ladybug (US) or ladybug (UK) Italian.it comes from latin scarletthis again comes from greek coconutmeaning “scarlet”.

It is a feminine noun and its plural form is ladybug. It uses definite and indefinite articles as follows:

Ladybugs are small, colorful dome-shaped insects.

Ladybugs are small, colorful, dome-shaped insects.

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in Florence, ladybug called Lucia, most likely because it is commonly associated with the Sicilian saint of the same name. It is believed that if you catch this insect and let it fly away, your vision will be protected. Conversely, if you injure the ladybug, or worse, kill the ladybug, you can have vision problems.

ladybug Is the branch of the Boy Scouts organization that serves girls and boys ages 8 to 11. In some societies, ladybugs are just girls.this ladybug Chosen by the then Central Assistant Father Agostino Rugi Darragona Italian Tour Guide Association (Italian Tour Guide Association), because in many countries the ladybug is a symbol of luck and, in some legends, is associated with the Madonna.

There is also a male version. Cochinello, but it has nothing to do with the error. It is a nail that connects two cables.