The Italian term "nacqui, nato" matches the English term "born"

other italian words that include "nato" : english :
assolutamente, infatti, incondizionato, davvero absolutely
accompagnato accompanied
accompagnato accompanies
anatomìa anatomy
disgegnato angers
nominato appointed
appassionato, ardente, entusiasmato ardent
come ordinato as directed
esaminatore assayer
esaminatore assayers
accompagnato attends
rapinatore, bandito bandit
insanguinato bloody
cognato brother in law
scassinatore burglar
cagionato causes
esaminatore checker
esaminatore checkers
affezionato clingy
rassegnato collectedly
esaminato contemplates
sognatore daydreamers
denominatore denominators
nominato deputized
semibuio, torbida, appannato dim
indignato disgusts
costernato dismayed
perplesso, costernato distraught
disegnatore draftsman
assonnato drowsy
appannato, insipido dull
emozionato, nervoso edgy
raffinato ennobles
proporzionato, uniforme equable
accompagnato escorts
eternato eternalizes
esaminatore examiner
emozionato excites
antenato forefather
perdonato forgiven
abbadonato forlornly
grandinò, grandinato hailed
consegnato handed over
emozionato heatedly
indignato indignant
interessato, appassionato interested
nato con la camicia jammerfellow
allampanato lanky
collezionato libraried
sconfinato limitless
esaminato looks at
laido, bidonato lousy
nato con la camicia lucky devil
malintenzionato malevolent
malintenzionato malicious
appannato matt
macinato milled
lunato moony
ammutinato mutineer
spennato naked
vicinato neighbourhood
neonato new-born baby
rinato newborn
spennato nude
ostinato obstinate
pensionato old age pensioner
ordinatore ordering
eternato perpetuates
rinato reborn
eliminato redresses
eliminatorio redressing
accennato referenced
sanato rehabilitates
pensionato retired
pensionato retired person
laminatoio rolling mill
regolare, dominato rules
suonato, gradino rung
insanguinato sanguineous
strofinato scrubbed
senato, consiglio federale senate
ordinatore serializing
effeminato sissy
sdolcinato slobbery
bastonato slogs
assonnato slumberous
assonnato slumberously
seminato sown
continuo, proporzionato steady
nato morto stillborn
partecipante, abbonato subscriber
rovinato subverts
abbonato telephone subscriber
bastonato thrashes
lettera minatoria threatening letter
emozionato thrills
lindo, ammettere, ordinato tidy
ostinato tough
allenatore trainer
allenatore trainers
incondizionato unconditional
spassionato unwarped
venato veined
umido, inumidire, bagnato wet
bagnato wetly
irritato, nervoso, emozionato worked up
nominato yclept
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