Italian · Adjectives
beautiful / nice
Pleasing the senses or mind aesthetically.
Che bella giornata di sole!
What a beautiful sunny day!
'Bello' is derived from the Latin 'bellus,' which signifies 'pretty' or 'handsome.' Over time, it has broadened to encompass various interpretations of beauty in both physical and abstract senses.
'Bello' is widely used in both formal and informal settings, predominantly in spoken language, and across all regions of Italy. It can describe appearances, art, and experiences.
'Bello' frequently appears in poetry, such as in works by Petrarch, and in common sayings like 'Il bel paese,' referring to Italy as the 'beautiful country.'