What is the English translation of the Italian 'Mozzarella'?

Answer 1

"Little cut-up (cheese)" is an English equivalent of the Italian word Mozzarella.

Specifically, the Italian word is a feminine noun. It is formed from the infinitive mozzare, which means "to cut." The diminutive suffix -ella, -rella is added, with the meaning "little, small."

The pronunciation is "MOHTS-tsah-REHL-lah."

Answer 2

"Dear sweet little Maria" is an English equivalent of the Italian diminutive Maruzella or Maruzzella.

Specifically, the Italian name is an affectionate form of Maria. It particularly may be found in the area of Naples and throughout Sicily. The pronunciation is "MAH-roots-TSEHL-lah."

Answer 3

Sei formaggi is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "six cheeses."

Specifically, the number sei means "six." The masculine noun formaggi means "cheeses." The pronunciation is "seh fohr-MAHDJ-djee."

Answer 4

"Cheese pizza" is an English equivalent of the Italian phrase pizza al formaggio.

Specifically, the feminine noun pizza is an Italian loan word in English. The word al combines the preposition a with the masculine singular definite article il to mean "with the." The masculine noun formaggio means "cheese."

The pronunciation is "PEETS-tsahl fohr-MAHDJ-djyoh."