Skip to content

concorde

in agreement; concordant

adjective kon-KOR-deh Less Common
Mind & Emotions Attitudes

Origin: Latin concors (of one heart), from cor (heart)

Usage Note

Concorde is an invariable adjective — the same form is used for masculine and feminine: gli esperti sono concordi ('the experts are in agreement'). It typically follows the noun or appears predicatively. Do not confuse with concordato (agreed upon, as a noun also a concordat/agreement).

Examples

"Le due parti sono concordi sulla proposta."

Natural Translation

The two parties are in agreement on the proposal.

Free starter pack

Building your Italian vocabulary?

Get the 100 most common Italian words as a free PDF — one email, no spam.

Explore Italian by topic