No. 983 in Italian
unite
The Italian word "unite" means "united" or "joined" in English.
In a sentence
Le loro mani erano unite mentre camminavano.
Their hands were united as they walked.
Here, 'unite' means 'joined together' and describes a physical state of being connected.
Le differenze culturali sono unite da un comune rispetto reciproco.
Cultural differences are united by a common mutual respect.
In this sentence, 'unite' refers to the bringing together of diverse aspects, emphasizing unity.
I pezzi di legno devono essere unite con colla resistente.
The pieces of wood must be united with strong glue.
This usage of 'unite' highlights the act of bonding items together with materials.
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