ingombro

Meaning

Noun

1. (masculine) encumbrance, obstruction, obstacle
2. (masculine) bulk, mass

Adj

1. blocked
2. cluttered

Verb

first-person singular present indicative of ingombrare

Concepts

cluttered

coated

crowded

encumbrance

hindrance

hitch

interference

littered

obstacle

preventative

preventive

hinderance

incumbrance

overfurnished

cluttery

Synonyms

impedimento

intoppo

impaccio

ostacolo

ricoperto

stipato

intasato

mp’faràt’

ciaffu

paraséculu

impiccio

inciampo

Translations

encombré

estorbo

يتراكم

obstáculo

عائِق

lleno

encombrer

εμπόδιο

gêner

embarazado

عرْقلة

impediment

destorb

nicht aufgeräumt

abarrotat

Hyphenated as

in‧góm‧bro

Pronounced as (IPA)

/inˈɡom.bro/

Etymology

Deverbal from ingombrare + -o.
Or formed directly from the prefix in- with an uncertain stem (compare English cumber), either:
* the Old French combre (“wooden obstacles on a river; dam”), combrer (“to hinder”); see modern French encombrer;
or
* directly from the Latin cumulus (“an accumulation, a heap”), compare Portuguese combro.