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incluso

included

adjective een-KLOO-zoh Rare
Descriptions & Qualities Conditions

Origin: From Latin inclusus, past participle of includere, 'to shut in'.

Also means

enclosed, inclusive

Usage Note

Incluso functions both as an adjective (il prezzo incluso, the included price) and as the past participle of includere ('to include'). The four forms are incluso, inclusa, inclusi, incluse. In menus and invoices, tutto incluso (all-inclusive) is the standard phrase. A subtlety: incluso can also mean 'enclosed' in formal correspondence (in allegato incluso, enclosed herewith).

Examples

"Il servizio è incluso nel prezzo."

Natural Translation

Service is included in the price.

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