Today, almost every one of us has heard or usedin his speech the word "belissimo". This is already common for native speakers of the Russian language. But do you know what it means? Where does this word come from in our native language? Where did you meet him? The answers to these questions can be found in our short article.
The lexical unit that interests you is found in musical, theatrical, and advertising arts.
"Belissimo" is the name of the restaurant, wherevisitors are treated to dishes of Italian cuisine. Having tasted the aromatic and succulent meat in Italian, the guests of the restaurant shout: "Madonna mia! Belissimo! Perfetto! "It's easy to guess that they praise the skill of the chef!
And now you ask: "And where is the word in music?". In the melodies of the 70-80-ies of the twentieth century, Italian singers sing songs about happiness in their songs. Adriano Celentano, Toto Cutugno and other stars of the Italian stage from the stage told us that "belissimo" is a word from Italy.
Fans of theatrical art will argue andprove that "belissimo" shout to the artists at the end of the speech. These exclamations are the best gratitude from the audience. So artists, opera singers and dancers understand that their performance was "on top". Indeed, in the theater of opera and ballet one can observe how the audience applaud and shout: "Bravo! Bravissimo! Belissimo! ".
Throughout the globe there are signs of restaurants, clubs, clothing stores and shoes, beauty salons with this word. Let's look at the Italian roots of the verbal unit.
Let us turn to the linguistic component of ourarticles. As already mentioned above, indeed, "belissimo" is a word that came to Russian from Italian. On native land, it came from the word belle, which means "beautiful." But since in the word of interest we also have a suffix, then "belissimo" in the translation from Italian means:
We already know that "belissimo" isadjective, which indicates the degree of beauty. Therefore, it will be easy for us to choose synonyms for it. Very often in the translation it is replaced by adjectives "wonderful", "beautiful", "excellent", "magnificent", "stunning", "charming", "absolute" and so on.
Our native language is unique and rich in borrowedwords. Despite the fact that in our speech there are words from Latin, Ancient Greek, Turkic, French, German, we have seen that the Italian language also left its mark.
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