dettomi

Italian

Etymology

From detto +‎ -mi.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈdet.to.mi/
  • Rhymes: -ettomi
  • Hyphenation: dét‧to‧mi

Participle

dettomi (feminine dettami, masculine plural dettimi, feminine plural dettemi)

  1. compound of detto, the masculine singular past participle of dire, with mi
    • 2021 September 27, Carlo Casini, “Porta a porta, il calvario dei rifiuti non ritirati – La lettera del direttore [Door to door, the calvary of the trash not collected – The director's letter]”, in IsolottoLegnaia.it‎[1], archived from the original on 27 January 2026, retrieved 27 January 2026:
      Giovedì, ore 14, niente. Il cassonetto giallo è ancora lì pieno davanti al portone. A fargli compagnia, anche quello grigio dell'indifferenziato, del quale però stando a quanto dettomi due giorni prima, non potevo ancora lamentare il mancato ritiro fino all'indomani.
      Thursday, 2 p.m., nothing. The yellow bin is still there, full, in front of the doorway. With it, also the gray one of the residual waste, for which, though, according to what was said to me two days prior, I could not yet lament their failure to collect it until the following day.
      (literally, “Thursday, hours 14, nothing. The yellow bin is still there full in front at the doorway. To make to it company, also that gray of the undifferentiated, of the which though staying at how much said to me two days before, I could not yet lament the missed retrieval until to the in-tomorrow.”)

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