gelati
Sayjuh-LAH-teeUS/d͡ʒəˈlɑːti/UK/dʒəˈlɑːtɪ/AUS/dʒəˈlɐːtɪ/
Pluralgelati (some meanings)
- 1Italian-style ice cream, or one serving of it, often in a cone.
We had gelati after our swim at the beach.
Can I have a lemon gelati in a cone, please?
Note
- 2Plural of gelato. Use this form when talking about more than one serving.
They bought three gelati and shared them on the steps.
The kids each picked different gelati from the freezer.
Note
gelati is a form of gelato
gelato, noun: A creamy Italian ice cream made from milk and sugar, with different flavors added. Full entry
- Spelling
- gelato → gelati: irregular plural (no -s)
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Origin
It comes from Italian "gelati," the plural of "gelato." This goes back to Latin "gelu," meaning "frost" or "cold."