Italian · Travel & Places
sea
A large body of salt water.
D'estate vado sempre al mare.
In summer I always go to the sea.
The word 'mare' originates from the Latin 'mare', which referred to the sea. Its usage has persisted through the evolution of the Italian language.
'Mare' is utilized in both formal and informal contexts, common in spoken language when discussing geography, weather, or travel. It is universally recognized across Italy.
Notable usage in poetry, such as in the works of Eugenio Montale, who frequently evokes the sea in his verses.