/ˈpjɔ.va/
OrigineDeverbal from piovere (“to rain”) + -a. Piecewise doublet of pioggia and ploia.
- feminine, literary, regionalrain
“mais d'autre part, qui esgarde septentrion, n'a que vens et pluies” — But on the other side, which faces towards North, there is nothing but winds and rain.
“Io sono al terzo cerchio, de la piova / etterna, maladetta, fredda e greve” — I'm at the Third Circle, [that] of the eternal, cursed, cold, and heavy rain
“Quī praecipit nivī ut dēscendat in terram et hiemis pluviīs” — Who [God] commands the snow to descend on earth, and the rains of winter
- form-of, present, singular, subjunctive, third-personthird-person singular present subjunctive
- form-of, imperative, singular, third-personthird-person singular imperative
Formepiove(plural)
Fonte: Wiktionary