B2🔤 Letters F & G
Italian word
fiocco
bow (ribbon), flake (snowflake), tuft
Looks like
flock
a group of birds, sheep; to gather in crowds
⚠️ The trap
Fiocco means a decorative bow or a snowflake — nothing about groups of animals. A flock of sheep is 'un gregge'; a flock of birds is 'uno stormo'.
To say "a group of birds, sheep; to gather in crowds" in Italian:
gregge (for flock of sheep); stormo (for flock of birds)
"fiocco" in English means:
bow (ribbon), flake (snowflake), tuft
Example
"I fiocchi di neve cadevano lentamente."
"The snowflakes were falling slowly."
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