Italian Vocabulary of the Day: Felpa (Wool/Sweatshirt)

the word Sweatshirt Italian from Old French Sweatshirt. It is not only used to represent Sweatshirt or jacket with hatbut also wool It is made of it.

Since it is a feminine noun, it has the following definite and indefinite articles:

I’m wearing a sweatshirt because I’m feeling cold.

I wore a sweatshirt because I was cold.

I want to buy myself a new set of gym clothes.

I want to buy myself a new fleece tracksuit.

Derivatives Sweatshirt is an adjective upstairs Among them, except that the translation is hairyalso acquired a metaphorical meaning hidden or silent (E.g pad = walk gently).This is likely because wool Has the ability to remove the sound of anything it contains.