Italian to English Dictionary (Dizionario Italiano-Inglese)

Carnally

In a way that relates to physical, bodily, or sexual appetites and desires rather than spiritual matters.

Carrack

A large, multi-masted sailing ship developed in the 15th century in Europe, widely used for long-distance oceanic voyages and trade.

Caseous

Resembling cheese in consistency, appearance, or texture, especially in the context of diseased or necrotic tissue.

Casern

A barracks or building intended for the accommodation of soldiers, usually located within a fortified place.

Castigatory

Tending to castigate, correct, or severely criticize; punitive or chastising in nature.

Castitive

Serving to chasten, purify, or restrain.

Casu folklorica

A specific case study or occurrence rooted in regional folklore and traditional cultural practices.

Casuistic

Involving or relating to the resolution of moral problems by the application of general ethical principles to specific cases, often used pejoratively to imply sophisticated but misleading reasoning.

Catabasis

A journey or descent into the underworld, common in epic poetry and mythology.

Catallactic

Of or relating to catallactics, exchange, or the science of free-market supply and demand.

Cataphor

A word or phrase that refers to or stands in for another word or phrase used later in the text.

Catharize

To purge, cleanse, or purify, particularly in a spiritual, psychological, or ritualistic sense.