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Italian word
burro
butter
Looks like
burro
a donkey (from Spanish, used in English for a small donkey)
⚠️ The trap
In English 'burro' (borrowed from Spanish) is a donkey. In Italian 'burro' is butter. Ordering 'burro' in an Italian restaurant will get you butter, not a donkey.
To say "a donkey (from Spanish, used in English for a small donkey)" in Italian:
asino, ciuco (donkey)
"burro" in English means:
butter
Example
"Ho usato troppo burro nella torta."
"I used too much butter in the cake."
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