cloven in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for cloven in the English»Italian Dictionary

cloven foot [ˌkləʊvnˈfʊt], cloven hoof [ˌkləʊvnˈhʊːf] N

cloven foot (of animal)

zoccolo m fesso

cloven foot (of devil)

piede m biforcuto, caprino

I.cleave¹ <pt clove, cleaved, pp cleft, cleaved> [Brit kliːv, Am kliv] VB trans

1. cleave liter:

cleave

fendere

to cleave sth in two

spaccare qc in due

2. cleave GEOL:

cleave stone

spaccare

II.cleave¹ <pt clove, cleaved, pp cleft, cleaved> [Brit kliːv, Am kliv] VB intr

cleave

fendersi

cleave

spaccarsi

cleave² <pt cleaved, clave, pp cleaved> [Brit kliːv, Am kliv] VB intr liter

to cleave to (be loyal to)

rimanere fedele a

to cleave to (stick to)

aderire, stare attaccato a

Translations for cloven in the Italian»English Dictionary

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fesso piede, zoccolo

cloven

piede caprino

cloven foot or hoof

zoccolo fesso ZOOL

cloven foot

fendere (spaccare)

to cleave

spaccare legna

to cleave

cloven in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for cloven in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.cloven [ˈkloʊ·vn] VB

cloven pp of cleave

II.cloven [ˈkloʊ·vn] ADJ

cloven

spaccato, -a

See also cleave

I.cleave <-ed [or cleft] [or clove], -ed [or cleft] [or cloven]> [kli:v] VB intr liter

cleave

fendersi

II.cleave <-ed [or cleft] [or clove], -ed [or cleft] [or cloven]> [kli:v] VB trans

cleave

fendere

I.cleave <-ed [or cleft] [or clove], -ed [or cleft] [or cloven]> [kli:v] VB intr liter

cleave

fendersi

II.cleave <-ed [or cleft] [or clove], -ed [or cleft] [or cloven]> [kli:v] VB trans

cleave

fendere

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In medieval versions of the tale, they are often depicted with cloven hooves, which they keep hidden under the dress.

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He was given cloven hooves as a sign of his inner evil, and could cast each magic spell only once.

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This parasite causes some cloven footed animals to abort.

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Unfortunately, if they become cloven to her while she is in another form, it traps her in that form.

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The disease, which causes blisters in the mouth and feet of bovids and other cloven-hoofed animals, is highly infectious and a major plague of animal farming.

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The print left behind after a mouse leaps resembles that of a cloven animal, due to the motions of its limbs when it jumps.

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The landlady reported a visit by a man in black with cloven feet riding a jet black horse.

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Like many other artiodactyls, they had cloven hooves, with two toes touching the ground, and the remaining two being vestigial.

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Cloven-hoofed game also excessively browse foliage and bark.

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The majority of these mammals have cloven hooves, with two smaller ones known as the dewclaws that are located further up on the leg.

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