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Italian

congiunto

/konˈd͡ʒun.to/adjectiveC1
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Meaning

joined, conjoined

  • joint
  • clasped (hands)

In a sentence

Le due stanze sono congiunte da una porta.

The two rooms are joined by a door.

Avete fatto un progetto congiunto quest'anno?

Did you do a joint project this year?

Camminavano con le mani congiunte nel parco.

They were walking with clasped hands in the park.

Word forms (4)
WordWord forms
congiuntomasculine · singular
congiuntafeminine · singular
congiuntimasculine · plural
congiuntefeminine · plural

Usage notes

  • Often more formal than unito or insieme; common in legal, administrative, and written contexts.
  • Very common in the fixed phrase parente congiunto, meaning a close relative, especially in bureaucratic language.
  • With body parts, use plural agreement: mani congiunte, braccia congiunte.

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