No. 3,577 in Spanish
italiana
"Italiana" means "Italian" (female).
In a sentence
La pizza italiana es deliciosa.
Italian pizza is delicious.
'italiana' is an adjective describing the noun 'pizza', indicating the origin or style of the pizza.
Conocí a una italiana en el festival cultural.
I met an Italian woman at the cultural festival.
'italiana' is a feminine singular noun used to refer to a woman from Italy.
Admiro la arquitectura italiana que se ve en Roma.
I admire the Italian architecture seen in Rome.
'italiana' functions as an adjective modifying 'arquitectura', specifying the cultural or geographical origin of the architecture.
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