monata
What does “monata” mean in English?
It's a Venetian term for nonsense or a stupid act. Essentially, it implies something is ridiculous or pointless.
You might hear it used in a dismissive way, similar to calling something 'bullshit' in English. It's informal and specific to the Venetian region, so it might not be widely understood outside of that context.
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Related Italian words
boiata
2/5 · CoarseIt refers to a stupid act or nonsense, essentially calling something very poor or foolish. It's a dismissive term used to criticize.
cagata
3/5 · VulgarIt refers to a stupid act or something that’s considered nonsense or worthless. Literally, it means 'act of defecation.'
cazzata
3/5 · VulgarIt refers to nonsense, a stupid act, or something trivial. It's often used to dismiss something as foolish or unimportant.
stronzata
3/5 · VulgarIt refers to a stupid act, nonsense, or bullshit. Essentially, it's a way to call out something ridiculous or foolish.
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