leopardato

Italian

Etymology

From leopardo (“leopard”) +‎ -ato.

Adjective

leopardato (feminine leopardata, masculine plural leopardati, feminine plural leopardate)

  1. (relational) leopard skin
    • 2020 September 25, Anna Lombardi, “Al comizio di Ivanka "Qui a Minneapolis ci vuole legge e ordine" [At Ivanka's rally "Here in Minneapolis we need law and order"]”, in la Repubblica‎:
      «Chiedo scusa ma abbiamo voluto visitare i luoghi distrutti dai rivoltosi per meglio comprendere la sofferenza della vostra comunità», dice la "First Daughter", levandosi la mascherina leopardata.
      "I apologize but we wanted to visit the places destroyed by the rioters to better understand the suffering of your community", the "First Daughter" says, taking of her leopard-print mask.

Further reading
  • leopardato in Treccani.it – Vocabolario Treccani on line, Istituto dell'Enciclopedia Italiana
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