How to Say ‘Of the waist’ in Italian
Della vita
DEL-lah VEE-tah
[DEL-lah VEE-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: [della] is [di] + [la], so [della vita] means "of the waist." This same merging is very common: [della mano], [della testa].
Phrase Breakdown
Della
[DEL-lah]
of the
Combination of di + la, used with feminine singular nouns.
La porta della camera è aperta.
The door of the room is open.
vita
[VEE-tah]
waist
Body area around the middle of the torso; often measured for clothing or health.
La vita misura ottanta centimetri.
The waist measures eighty centimeters.
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