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spiccioli

Italian Word of the Day: Spicciolo (loose change)

January 13, 2021 By Heather Broster Go to Comments

Spicciolo (masculine, plural spiccioli) is the word for loose / spare / small change in Italian. It derives from the verb spicciolare which means to pick off or to change (a sum of money) into (a different currency or denomination). Hai qualche spicciolo da darmi? Do you have any spare change you can give me? Mi dispiace, non ho spiccioli da darti. I'm sorry, I don't have any … [Read more...] about Italian Word of the Day: Spicciolo (loose change)

Filed Under: Adjectives, Italian Word of the Day, Nouns, Possessions Tagged With: loose change, spiccioli, spicciolo

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