The English term "ran" matches the Italian term "corsi"

other english words that include "ran" : italian :
aberrant errore
aggrandize accrèscere
appearance venni, apparenza, fenomeno, esteriore
arrange predisporre, sistemare, ordinare, stipulare
arrangement ordinamento, ordine, allegato
aspirant candidato
assurance confidenza, assicurazione
audio transmission collegamento radiofonico
bank transfer trasferimento bancario
branch filiale, ramo
branches rami
brand marchio
celebrant ufficiante
clearance chiarificazione
clearance sale liquidazione
crane gru
customs clearance operazioni doganali
derange frastornare
deranged disturbato
derangement disturbo
deranges disturba
disarrange disordinare
emigrant emigrante
encumbrance aggravio
endurance indulgenza, perseveranza
enfranchise esimere
enfranchises liberato
enfranchising liberante
entrance entrata, ingresso, entrata
entrant partecipante
errantry vagolare
estrange alienare
forbearance tolleranza
fragrance fragranza, odore
fragrances olezzi
fragrancies olezzi
fragrancy fragranza
fragrant profumante
France Francia
franchise esclusiva
frangible fragile
frank onesto
frankly liberamente, scoperto
frankness franchezza
frantically selvaggio
franticness accesso di rabbia
franticnesses accessi di rabbia
grandfather nonno
grandioseness grandiosità
grandmother nonna
grandson abiatico
granite granito
grant largire, borsa di studio, accordare
granule granello
great-grandfather bisnonno
great-grandmother bisnonna
guarantee garantire, garanzia, garanzia
guaranteed garantito
guarantor garante
guaranty garantire, garanzia
health insurance cassa ammalati
health insurance company cassa ammalati
ignorance ignoranza
ignorant ignorante
immigrant immigrante
insurance assicurazione
Koran corano
life insurance assicurazione sulla vita
membrane membrana
monstrance ostensorio
occurance fenomeno
occurances capitare
orange arancia, arancione
orange-tree arancio
outrange superare, superare
overbearance arroganza
perseverance perseveranza
protuberance ammaccatura, gobba
ranch fattoria
rancid laido
rancor astio
rancorous accanito
randy lascivo
range tavolozza, portata, area, fila
ranger guardia forestale, guardiaboschi
rank gradino, pianura, rango
rankled divorai
rankles divori
rankly opimo
ransom riscatto
ranting clamoroso
recalcitrant renitente
remonstrant esortativo
restaurant osteria, ristorante
soprano soprano
strange strano, caratteristico, straniero, estroso
strangling strozzare
third party insurance assicurazione di responsabilit
to transmit mando
tolerance tolleranza
transaction evasione
transcendence elevatezza
transfer trasferire, imbarazzato, cessione, trasportare
transform convertire, commutare, alterare
transient corruttìbile
transit tragitto
translate tradurre, tradurre
translation traduzione, traduzione
transmarine oltremarino, oltremarino
transmission spedizione
transmit cèdere, cèdere
transmitter trasmettitore
transparent vaporoso
transplant trapiantare
transport avanzamento, trasporto, trasportare
transubstantiate commutare
transversal obliquo
tyran tiranno
tyrant tiranno
unfrank disonesto
unwarranted non autorizzato
uranium uranio
warrant mandato di cattura
warrantirs facoltà
warranty garanzia
wrangle questione
wrangled litigai
wrangles litiga
The Influence of Dante
It wasn’t until Dante Alighieri, one of Italy’s most well-known authors that the language was standardized. Until Alighieri wrote his book The Devine Comedy, most literature was written in Latin. He opted to write in the language of the common people. The dialect he chose was spoken in Tuscan and it became the standard for the Italian language and literature that is spoken today.
Italian Unity
There are many dialects of Italian and each one is considered its own independent language. This is because Italy was not unified in one country until 1861. At that point. Tuscan Italian became the official language. But just 2.5 percent of people could actually speak it. Today, around 30 percent of Italian dialects are considered endangered by UNESCO.
Italian and Music
Italian is the language of music with terms like crescendo, forte, and soprano. Musical notation came about during the Renaissance and Baroque periods. Since many composers at the time were also Italian, it became the standard language of music.