convolare
Italian
Etymology
From Latin cōnvolāre (“to fly or flock together with others”), from con- + volō (“to fly”).
Verb
convolàre (first-person singular present convólo, first-person singular past historic convolài, past participle convolàto, auxiliary èssere)
Usage notes
- The second, more normal use, is often expanded to phrases such as convolare a nozze, convolare a giuste nozze or convolare a nuove nozze.
Conjugation
Latin
Verb
convolāre
- inflection of convolō:
- present active infinitive
- second-person singular present passive imperative/indicative
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