gregario

Etymology

From Latin gregarius.

Adjective

gregario (feminine singular gregaria, masculine plural gregari, feminine plural gregarie)

1. pertaining or relative to a follower; unable of showing any enterprise or autonomy
   • atteggiamento gregario.
   • follower's attitude.
2. (of an animal) living in flocks, packs or likes
3. (of a plant) with many specimina growing in the same place

Noun

gregario m (plural gregari)(feminine:gregaria)

1. (derogatory) one who passively follows other's instructions, never acting on his own, follower
   • Essere un semplice gregario.
   • To be nothing but a follower.
2. (cycling) domestique
3. (old) grunt

Synonyms

• seguace
• subalterno

Anagrams

• aggirerò

References

• sapere.it

Adjective

gregāriō

1. dative masculine singular of gregārius
2. dative neuter singular of gregārius
3. ablative masculine singular of gregārius
4. ablative neuter plural of gregārius

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin gregarius.

Adjective

gregario (feminine singular gregaria, masculine plural gregarios, feminine plural gregarias)

1. gregarious, sociable

Noun

gregario m (plural gregarios, feminine gregaria, feminine plural gregarias)

1. (cycling) domestique