/ˈlip.po/
OrigineBorrowed from Latin lippus (“having bleary, watery or inflamed eyes”).
- archaic, literaryhaving gound (of eyes)
- archaic, figuratively, literarypurblind, half-sighted
“L’ira cieco del tutto, non pur lippo, ¶ fatto avea Silla” — Anger made Sulla completely blind, not just half-sighted
Formelippa(feminine) · lippi(masculine, plural) · lippe(feminine, plural)
Fonte: Wiktionary