In Italian, How Would You Say Mystical?

The Italian term “mystical” is derived from the American English word “mystical”. It refers to spiritual powers and influences that are often ununderstood by most people. The top translations of “mystical” in English-Italian include “mistico”, “mistico”, “-a”, and “occulto”. To pronounce “mystic” correctly in Italian, start with “mee-stee-koh” with emphasis on the first syllable. The “i” sounds should be pronounced with the “i” sound.

In a figurative sense, magia can refer to the mystical effect produced on the senses or soul by something pleasant. The meaning of “mystical” can be found in over 134 languages and their pronunciations. For example, “I’m living a mystical experience” can be translated as “I’m living a mystical experience”.

The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary offers over 100,000 Italian translations of English. The phrase “mystical” can also be translated into other languages, such as “mystical adj”, “spiritual, intuitive”, “mystical adj”, and “mystical adj”. For example, “un mistico del Trecento” is a 14th-century mystic, also known as asceta.

In Italian, the term “mystical” can be translated into various words, including “mistico”, “mistico”, “mistico”, and “mistterioso”. The word usage in contexts, conjugation, and declension can help users better understand and say “mystic” in Italian.