mmunnizza

• munnizza (lenited, dialectal)

From Latin immunditia (“dirt, untidiness”), from immundus (“dirty”), from im- (“without, not”) + mundus (“clean, elegant”) + -itia (“-ity, -ness”). By surface analysis, mmunnu (“filthy, unclean”) +‎ -izza (“-ity, -ness”). Cognate with Catalan immundícia, French immondice, Neapolitan monnezza, Italian monnezza ~ immondezza ~immondizia, Romagnol immundìzia, Portuguese imundície, Spanish inmundicia.

• IPA^(key): /m.munˈnit.t͡sa/, [m(ː)ʊˈnːi.t͡sːa]
• Rhymes: -itt͡sa
• Hyphenation: mmun‧nìz‧za

mmunnizza f (plural mmunnizzi)

1. rubbish, garbage, trash, litter

   Synonyms: craxu, ngraxu, fumeri, lurdìa

2. (figurative) a person who is somehow detestable, unpleasant or loathsome beacause of obscene, vulgar or abusive behaviour or speaking.
3. (figurative, derogatory, by extension) a person who is disgusting, repulsive, dishonest.

   Synonyms: cosa tinta, fangu, fumeri, lurdìa