costa

Meaning

Noun

1. (feminine, uncommon) meanings related to the literal sense:
2. (archaic, broadly, feminine) meanings related to the literal sense:
3. (archaic, broadly, feminine) meanings related to the literal sense:
4. (feminine) a cut of meat
5. (feminine) synonym of costola
6. (feminine) synonym of costola:
7. (feminine) the blunt edge of a blade
8. (feminine) the blunt edge of a blade
9. (feminine) the blunt edge of a blade
10. (feminine) the side of a height
11. (feminine) the side of a height
12. (feminine) a road going up the side of a hill
13. (feminine, in-plural) pastures along the slope of a mountain
14. (feminine) coast, shoreline
15. (feminine) welt (of fabric)

Verb

1. (form-of, indicative, present, singular, third-person) inflection of costare:
2. (form-of, imperative, second-person, singular) inflection of costare:

Concepts

coast

shore

seaside

rib

bank

🏦

seacoast

slope

incline

seashore

beach

🏖️

seaboard

coastline

ascent

spine

littoral

inside corner

angle

coast

corner

descent

edge

forest

front

hillside

jungle

ridge

rim

sea-coast

side

strand

vein

waterside

Synonyms

litorale

riva

🏦

costola

riviera

sponda

🏦

costiera

yunga

littorale

marina

pendice

dorso

🔙

salita

versante

bordo

inclinazione

valle della costa

angolo interno

lato di una collina

sentiero ascendente

linea costiera

riva del mare

angolo

costa marina

burrone

china

declivio

fianco

fondo

pendenza

spiaggia

🏖️

taglio

canyon

declività

discesa

lido

pendio

ripa

🏦

parte bassa

Translations

côte

costa

Küste

costa

kust

costa

ακτή

Ufer

ora

rive

🏦

Strand

🏖️

bord

παραλία

litoral

Hyphenated as

cò‧sta

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈkɔs.ta/

Etymology

From Latin costa, from Proto-Indo-European *kost-. Cognate with French côte, Romanian coastă, and Spanish cuesta.

Sentences

Lungo la costa si svilupparono gli insediamenti di Tharros e Cornus.

Along the coast, the settlements of Tharros and Cornus developed.