😔 Japanese Emotions: Moods Vocabulary Emozioni: stati d'animo
10 essential Italian words for the Emotions: Moods scene, each with IPA, English meaning, CEFR level and native speaker audio, plus example sentences. Tap 🔊 to listen.
- struggimento /strud.d͡ʒiˈmen.to/ B1yearning, piningProvava uno struggimento profondo per la sua terra lontana.He felt a deep yearning for his distant homeland.
- magone /maˈgo.ne/ B1lump in the throat, sadnessAlla partenza del treno mi è venuto un magone enorme.When the train left I got a huge lump in my throat.
- inquietudine /in.kwjeˈtu.di.ne/ B1restlessness, uneaseUn senso di inquietudine la teneva sveglia tutta la notte.A feeling of unease kept her awake all night.
- smania /ˈzma.nja/ B1craving, restless longingAveva la smania di partire e vedere il mondo.She had a restless longing to leave and see the world.
- tripudio /triˈpu.djo/ B1jubilation, exultationLa vittoria scatenò un tripudio di gioia in tutta la città.The victory unleashed a jubilation of joy throughout the city.
- sconforto /skonˈfɔr.to/ B1despondency, discouragementDopo l'ennesima bocciatura, cadde nello sconforto.After yet another failure, he fell into despondency.
- stupore /stuˈpo.re/ B1astonishment, amazementGuardò il mago con stupore mentre faceva sparire la moneta.She watched the magician with amazement as he made the coin disappear.
- malumore /ma.luˈmo.re/ B1bad moodStamattina è di pessimo malumore e non parla con nessuno.This morning he is in a terrible bad mood and won't talk to anyone.
- batticuore /ˌbat.tiˈkwɔ.re/ B1heart flutter, nervous excitementAspettava i risultati dell'esame con il batticuore.She waited for the exam results with a heart flutter.
- ebbrezza /ebˈbret.t͡sa/ B1exhilaration, intoxicationProvò l'ebbrezza della velocità sulla moto.He felt the exhilaration of speed on the motorbike.
FAQ
How many Italian emotions: moods words are in this list?
10 words, including B1: 10. Every word has playable native audio and example sentences.
Are these words CEFR-graded?
Yes — every word carries its CEFR level (A1–C2), so you can start with the level you need.
What is the best way to memorise them?
Scene groups plus spaced repetition: listen, repeat, learn the word inside its example sentence, then review the next day. Ciaobello has SRS and four quiz types built in.