concetto
concept
noun kon-CHET-toh Less Common
Origin: From Latin conceptus, past participle of concipere 'to conceive'.
Also means
notion
Usage Note
Concetto refers to an abstract idea or notion in intellectual or academic discourse. The plural concetti is regular. Do not confuse with concerto (a musical performance); they sound similar but are unrelated.
Examples
"Questo concetto è difficile da capire."
Natural Translation
This concept is difficult to understand.

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