No. 291 in Italian
parti
"Parti" in Italian means "parts" or "you leave/go" (second person singular of "partire").
In a sentence
Tu parti domani per Parigi.
You leave for Paris tomorrow.
In this sentence, 'parti' is the second person singular of the verb 'partire', meaning 'to leave'.
Queste parti del libro sono interessanti.
These parts of the book are interesting.
Here, 'parti' is a plural noun meaning 'parts'.
Mi aiuti a trovare le parti mancanti del puzzle?
Can you help me find the missing pieces of the puzzle?
In this example, 'parti' as a plural noun refers to 'pieces' or 'parts' of the puzzle.
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