legame
bond
noun leh-GAH-meh Less Common
Origin: From Latin ligamen, from ligare 'to bind'.
Also means
tie
Usage Note
Legame can denote both an emotional bond between people and a physical or logical link. The plural legami is regular. It differs from vincolo, which implies a more constraining obligation; legame suggests a natural connection.
Examples
"Il legame tra madre e figlio è forte."
Natural Translation
The bond between mother and child is strong.
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