In this article, we delve into the nature of Italian adjectives Playfulusually translated as Playful or merry.
playful is an adjective whose form changes according to what is being described.In its masculine form, it ends in -o and in its feminine form, -A.The respective plurals are -I and -e.
- a naughty child = a naughty boy/child
- a naughty little girl = a naughty girl
- naughty child = naughty boys/kids
- naughty girl = naughty girls
it comes from latin interesting significance Playful (joke, Playful), which in turn derives from joke (Scherzo = joke, trick).
The naughty child cast a naughty look at me.
The naughty child cast a naughty look at me.
playful can also mean Ironically or brisk, especially when it comes to literature, music or the arts.Additionally, you can have fun job (comic opera) and playful poemmeaning is funny poem.
Some related terms include:
- game = game, Toy
- playful = cheerful
- Playfully = Playfully
- trick = trick
- juggler = juggler
