uomo

== Italian == === Alternative forms === omo (Tuscan or archaic) uom (apocopic) huomo, homo, huom (obsolete spellings) === Etymology === Inherited from Latin homō (nominative). The plural reflects Latin hominēs. === Pronunciation === IPA(key): /ˈwɔ.mo/ Rhymes: -ɔmo Hyphenation: uò‧mo === Noun === uomo m (plural uomini, diminutive ométto or (regional) omarìno, augmentative ominóne or omóne, pejorative omàccio, diminutive-endearing omìno, derogatory omiciàttolo or (uncommon) omiciàtto or (rare) omicciàttolo or (rare) omicciàtto, diminutive-derogatory omicciòlo or (literary) omicciuòlo) person, man (human being) Synonym: umano (by extension, collective) man, mankind, humankind Synonym: umanità man (male human) (informal, with possessive) man (husband; boyfriend; lover) ==== Derived terms ==== ==== Related terms ==== omicidio umano === Pronoun === uomo (chiefly archaic) one (any person) ==== See also ==== donna (“woman”) ragazzo (“boy”) === References ===