massiccio
massive
adjective mahs-SEET-choh Less Common
Origin: from Latin 'massa', mass
Also means
solid
Usage Note
Massiccio means massive, bulky or solid, as in oro massiccio ('solid gold'); the masculine plural is massicci. Capitalised, il Massiccio can name a mountain massif, a related geographic sense.
Examples
"Hanno fatto un investimento massiccio."
Natural Translation
They made a massive investment.
Literal Translation
They-have made an investment massive.

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