heypolyglot
Italian

fasciare

/faʃˈʃa.re/verbC1
Extended vocabulary · Vocabulary rank 9,325

Meaning

to bandage; to wrap

  • to bandage or bind up (a wound or injured limb)
  • to wrap, swaddle, or encase (an object or infant)

In a sentence

L'infermiere ha dovuto fasciare la caviglia gonfia del paziente.

The nurse had to bandage the patient's swollen ankle.

Perché non hai fatto fasciare subito quella ferita profonda?

Why didn't you have that deep wound bandaged right away?

Non fasciarti la testa prima di essertela rotta!

Don't cross your bridges before you come to them!

Word forms (48)
WordWord forms
fasciareinfinitive
fascioindicative · present · singular · 1st person
fasciindicative · present · singular · 2nd person
fasciaindicative · present · singular · 3rd person
fasciamoindicative · present · plural · 1st person
fasciateindicative · present · plural · 2nd person
fascianoindicative · present · plural · 3rd person
fasciavoindicative · imperfect · singular · 1st person
fasciaviindicative · imperfect · singular · 2nd person
fasciavaindicative · imperfect · singular · 3rd person
fasciavamoindicative · imperfect · plural · 1st person
fasciavateindicative · imperfect · plural · 2nd person
fasciavanoindicative · imperfect · plural · 3rd person
fasciaiindicative · past · singular · 1st person
fasciastiindicative · past · singular · 2nd person
fasciòindicative · past · singular · 3rd person
fasciammoindicative · past · plural · 1st person
fasciasteindicative · past · plural · 2nd person
fasciaronoindicative · past · plural · 3rd person
fasceròindicative · future · singular · 1st person
fasceraiindicative · future · singular · 2nd person
fasceràindicative · future · singular · 3rd person
fasceremoindicative · future · plural · 1st person
fascereteindicative · future · plural · 2nd person
fascerannoindicative · future · plural · 3rd person
fascisubjunctive · present · singular · 1st person
fascisubjunctive · present · singular · 2nd person
fascisubjunctive · present · singular · 3rd person
fasciamosubjunctive · present · plural · 1st person
fasciatesubjunctive · present · plural · 2nd person
fascinosubjunctive · present · plural · 3rd person
fasciassisubjunctive · imperfect · singular · 1st person
fasciassisubjunctive · imperfect · singular · 2nd person
fasciassesubjunctive · imperfect · singular · 3rd person
fasciassimosubjunctive · imperfect · plural · 1st person
fasciastesubjunctive · imperfect · plural · 2nd person
fasciasserosubjunctive · imperfect · plural · 3rd person
fascereiconditional · present · singular · 1st person
fasceresticonditional · present · singular · 2nd person
fascerebbeconditional · present · singular · 3rd person
fasceremmoconditional · present · plural · 1st person
fasceresteconditional · present · plural · 2nd person
fascerebberoconditional · present · plural · 3rd person
fasciaimperative · singular · 2nd person
fasciamoimperative · plural · 1st person
fasciateimperative · plural · 2nd person
fasciandogerund
fasciatopast · participle

Usage notes

  • When wrapping one's own body part, Italian regularly uses the reflexive form: 'fasciarsi il polso'.

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