<P> This is a list of Spanish words of Italian origin . It is further divided into words that come from contemporary Italian and from colloquial Italian in Spanish Latinoamerica . Some of these words have alternate etymologies and may also appear on a list of Spanish words borrowed from a different language . </P> <P> Since the Middle Ages the Italian Maritime Republics (mainly the Republic of Genova) have influenced the Spanish language . But the biggest borrowings happened during the Italian Renaissance centuries . The following is a small list of these borrowings: </P> <Ul> <Li> alarme (all'arme)--en.: alarm </Li> <Li> alerta (all'erta)--en.: alert </Li> <Li> andante (andante) </Li> <Li> antepasto (antipasto) </Li> <Li> arcada (arcate)--en.: arcade </Li> <Li> ária (aria) </Li> <Li> aquarelo (acquarella)--en.: watercolour </Li> <Li> atarantar </Li> <Li> arpegio (arpeggio) </Li> <Li> azufre </Li> <Li> bajo </Li> <Li> balcón </Li> <Li> balón </Li> <Li> banquete (banchetto)--en.: banquet </Li> <Li> barista (barista) </Li> <Li> batallon (battaglione)--en.: battalion </Li> <Li> batuta (battuta) </Li> <Li> belvedere (belvedere) </Li> <Li> boletin (bollettino)--en.: bulletin </Li> <Li> bravada (bravata) </Li> <Li> birra (birra)--en.: beer </Li> <Li> brújula </Li> <Li> cantata (cantata) </Li> <Li> capitán (capitano)--. en: captain </Li> <Li> capricho (capriccio) </Li> <Li> capuchino (cappuccino) </Li> <Li> caricatura (caricatura) </Li> <Li> carnaval (carnevale)--en.: carnival </Li> <Li> centinela </Li> <Li> chelo </Li> <Li> charlar </Li> <Li> charlatan </Li> <Li> commando </Li> <Li> comparsa </Li> <Li> contrabando </Li> <Li> cúpula </Li> <Li> daga </Li> <Li> escorzo </Li> <Li> espagueti </Li> <Li> estropear </Li> <Li> fachada </Li> <Li> fiesta (festa)--en.: fest, party </Li> <Li> fiasco (fare fiasco)--en.: fiasco </Li> <Li> fragata (fregata)--en.: frigate </Li> <Li> galeria (galleria)--en.: wikt: gallery </Li> <Li> gazetin (gazzetta)--en.: gazette </Li> <Li> girafa (giraffa)--en.: giraffe </Li> <Li> gondola (gondola) </Li> <Li> grafito (graffiti) </Li> <Li> granito (granito)--en.: granite </Li> <Li> grotesco (grottesco)--en.: grotesque </Li> <Li> grupo (gruppo)--en.: group </Li> <Li> gueto (ghetto) </Li> <Li> laburar </Li> <Li> lasaña </Li> <Li> lava </Li> <Li> miniatura (miniatura)--en.: miniature </Li> <Li> modelo (modello)--en.: model </Li> <Li> millón </Li> <Li> mufa </Li> <Li> niña (nonna) Grandma or girl </Li> <Li> ñoqui </Li> <Li> novella </Li> <Li> opera </Li> <Li> pavana </Li> <Li> piano </Li> <Li> pizza </Li> <Li> porcelana (porcellana)--en.: porcelain </Li> <Li> radio </Li> <Li> remolacha </Li> <Li> sémola </Li> <Li> sentinela (sentinella)--en.: sentinel </Li> <Li> serenata (serenata) </Li> <Li> sinfonia (sinfonia)--en.: symphony </Li> <Li> solfejo (solfeggio) </Li> <Li> solo (solo) </Li> <Li> sonata (sonata) </Li> <Li> soneto (sonneto) = en.: sonnet </Li> <Li> soprano (soprano) </Li> <Li> tenor (tenore)--en.: tenor </Li> <Li> terracota (terracotta) </Li> <Li> tombola (tombola) </Li> <Li> torso (torso) </Li> <Li> trampolim (trampolino)--en.: trampoline </Li> <Li> travertino (travertino)--en.: travertine </Li> <Li> truco (trucco) </Li> <Li> tutifrúti (tutti - frutti) </Li> <Li> viola (viola) </Li> <Li> violino (violino) </Li> <Li> violoncelo (violoncello) </Li> <Li> zero (zero) </Li> </Ul> <Li> alarme (all'arme)--en.: alarm </Li>

Italian words that are the same in spanish
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