pascolo
pasture; grazing land
noun PAH-skoh-loh Rare
Origin: From Latin pasculum, from pascere ('to feed, to graze').
Usage Note
Pascolo refers to an area of land used for grazing livestock — mandare le greggi al pascolo means 'to put the flocks out to pasture'. The plural is pascoli. Related: pascolare (to graze) and pastore (shepherd).
Examples
"Le mucche pascolano libere sui pascoli di montagna."
Natural Translation
The cows graze freely on the mountain pastures.

Free starter pack
Building your Italian vocabulary?
Get the 100 most common Italian words as a free PDF — one email, no spam.
Related Words
Explore Italian by topic
ItalianNow
5 min read
ItalianNow
5 min read