silenziosità

quietness, silence quality

noun see-len-tsyoh-zee-TAH Rare

Usage Note

Silenziosità is an abstract noun derived from silenzioso (silent, quiet) and refers to the degree or quality of being quiet — often used in product descriptions (e.g. of appliances, vehicles) to indicate low noise output. Like all Italian nouns ending in -tà, it is invariable in the plural: la silenziosità, le silenziosità.

Examples

"La silenziosità del motore è impressionante."

Natural Translation

The quietness of the engine is impressive.

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