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        | crucciare, -arsi / crucciata |  | Definition 
 
        | to torment, to worry; to torment oneself over / worried |  | 
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        | up here, upstairs / down, over there, downstairs |  | 
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        | trarre in inganno / ingannare |  | Definition 
 
        | to mislead (literally to draw into deception) / to deceive, cheat on |  | 
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        | to catch, take, get, cull, gather, pick |  | 
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        | land routes, earthly ways |  | 
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        | landowner, property owner |  | 
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        | lo scricchiolo / lo scricciolo |  | Definition 
 
        | rattle, squeak, creak, crackle / wren |  | 
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        | fast, quick, brisk, slender |  | 
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        | to approach, draw near, juxtapose |  | 
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        | to continue, keep on, pursue, prosecute |  | 
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        | to waste, squander, loiter |  | 
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        | to reward, to give a prize to |  | 
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        | to drive out, dispel, expel, chase |  | 
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        | to be customary (impersonal, not reflexive) |  | 
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