Can you list Italian vocabulary for outdoor sports and games
Engage with Sports and Hobbies Vocabulary in Italian: Can you list Italian vocabulary for outdoor sports and games
Here is a list of common Italian vocabulary related to outdoor sports and games:
- Sport all’aperto (Outdoor sports)
- Calcio (Soccer/Football)
- Pallavolo (Volleyball)
- Basket (Basketball)
- Tennis (Tennis)
- Corsa (Running)
- Nuoto (Swimming)
- Ciclismo (Cycling)
- Arrampicata (Climbing)
- Escursionismo (Hiking)
- Sci (Skiing)
- Snowboard (Snowboarding)
- Golf (Golf)
- Padel (Padel—an increasingly popular racket sport)
- Atletica leggera (Track and field)
- Rugby (Rugby)
- Baseball (Baseball)
- Skateboard (Skateboarding)
- Pattinaggio (Skating)
- Paracadutismo (Skydiving)
- Surf (Surfing)
- Windsurf (Windsurfing)
- Kayak (Kayaking)
- Pallanuoto (Water polo)
- Bocce (Bowls)
This list covers a variety of outdoor sports and games vocabulary. If you want translations of specific terms or more niche sports, I can provide those as well. 11
Also, note that “sport” and “gioco” means “sport” and “game” respectively in Italian; the term “sport all’aperto” specifically refers to outdoor sports. The verb forms and related terms can vary depending on context.