governativo
governmental
adjective goh-vehr-nah-TEE-voh Less Common
Origin: from governo, 'government', from Latin gubernare
Also means
government
Usage Note
Governativo is the adjective for 'government' or 'governmental', as in fonti governative ('government sources'). It agrees fully: governativa, governativi, governative. Use it, not the noun governo, when modifying another noun.
Examples
"Un decreto governativo ha cambiato la legge."
Natural Translation
A government decree changed the law.
Literal Translation
A decree governmental has changed the law.
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