/ˈsa.pjo/
OrigineCompare saggio and savio, from Vulgar Latin *sapium.
- wise
“Pelias, timens ne Iason nepos eius sibi regnum auferret, eo quod vir probus erat et strenuus, […]” — Pelias, being afraid of his nephew Jason, who was very wise and brave, […]
- masculinewise man, sage
“qui, congregatis filiis […] et aliis filiis quos ex concubinis generaverat, et omnibus sapientibus totius Graeciae, maioribus natu praecipue; quorum omnium utrum bellum Graecis indicere” — Immediately, Priam gathered all his children […] and all the other children of his he had from his concubines, and all the wise men and great men of Troy, whom he consulted about whether or not he was
- by-personal-gender, feminine, masculinea surname
Formesapia(feminine) · sapi(masculine, plural) · sapie(feminine, plural) · sapi(plural)