The Italian term "attestazione, attestato, testimonianza, atto" matches the English term "certificate"

other italian words that include "attestazione" : english :
documentazione, attestazione certification
other italian words that include "testimonianza" : english :
testimonianza, legalizzazione attestation
testimonianza diploma
other italian words that include "atto" : english :
sorprende, attònito, sorprende aback
adatto, capace, in grado, idoneo, abile able
intorno, verso, attorno, circa about
astratto abstract
estratto di conto abstract of account
astratto abstractedly
astratto abstractly
come fissato nel contratto according to contract
estratto di conto accounts current
atto, vertere, azione, agire, funzionare, legge act
attore actor
artefatto artifical
artefatto artificial
sorprende, attònito, sorprende astonishes
atto mostruoso atrocity
esatto attunes
benefattore benefactor
ricatto blackmail
mattone brick
può, potere, barattolo, bidone can
adatto, abile, idoneo, capace capable
gatto, gatta cat
cattòlico catholic
circùito, tratto, circolazione circuit
compatto compact
compatto compactly
soddisfatto, contentezza content
soddisfatto contented
contratto contract
quotazione, decorso, tratto, itinerario course
fatto a mano crafted
fattore creator
malfattore criminal
tatto, discrezione discretion
documento, documento, atto document
fattoria estate
malfattore evildoer
fattori factors
fattoria farm
appartamento, piatto flat
valletto, fattorino footboy
quattordici fourteen
fatto a mano handmade
inesatto inaccurate
inadatto, incapace incapable
intatto intact
itinerario, tratto itinerary
stratto, folata jerk
folata, scuotere, stratto jolt
itinerario, viaggio in macchina, viaggio, tratto journey
contatto lasco loose connection
contatto lasco loose contact
malfattore malefactor
fattore manciple
compatto massive
proporzione, tatto, misurare, misura measure
fattorino messenger
misfatto misdeed
reattore nucleare nuclear reactor
fattorino officeboy
patto, pacchetto pact
piatto, scudo, lastra plate
soddisfatto, lieto pleased
lattoniere plumber
possesso, fattoria, proprietà property
fattoria ranch
riscatto ransom
ratto rat
reattore reactor
esatto, a destra, destro, retto right
soddisfatto satisfied
criterio, squama, piatto della bilancia scale
mattoide screwball
artefatto simulated
luogo del fatto site of crime
contatto lasco slack joint
sciatto sleazily
sciatto slipshod
sciatto sloppy
sciatto sluttish
orbene, cosi, cosiffatto so
compatto, fisso, solido, attendìbile solid
mattoide spinner
scoiattolo squirrel
asserzione, estratto di conto, costatazione statement
fattore stewards
cosiffatto such
fattorino summoner
tatto tact
mattonella tile
tempo, epoca, cronologico, marchio, lezione, tatto time
latta, apriscàtole, barattolo tin
giocàttolo toy
escursione, tratto, incespicare trip
esatto tunes
inadatto, incapace unable
intatto undazzled
disadatto uneligible
inadatto, inabile al lavoro, disadatto unfit
disadatto unfitted
insoddisfatto unsatisfied
disadatto unsuitable
disadatto unsuited
intatto, nuovo di fabbrica virgin
benfatto well built
finchè, laddove, durante, tratto di tempo while
fatto giuochi di prestigio widget
stupefatto wondering
attònito wonderingly
malfattore wrongdoer
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.