Meaning
filthy, foul
- extremely dirty, foul, or physically repellent
- morally impure, shameful, or abominable
In a sentence
La cantina abbandonata era ridotta a un rifugio immondo e malsano.
The abandoned basement was reduced to a foul and unhealthy shelter.
L'autore descriveva con sdegno quell'immondo traffico di merci rubate.
The author described that vile trafficking of stolen goods with disdain.
Dalle fogne aperte saliva un odore immondo e insopportabile.
A foul and unbearable smell rose from the open sewers.
Word forms (4)
| Word | Word forms |
|---|---|
| immondo | masculine · singular |
| immonda | feminine · singular |
| immondi | masculine · plural |
| immonde | feminine · plural |
Usage notes
- Literary: formal and elevated; in everyday speech, use 'schifoso', 'lercio', or 'sporco'.