| Grammar Notes: Word-by-Word Breakdown: * Un: An indefinite article. It means "a" or "an" (masculine, singular). Used here because 'campo' is a masculine noun. * campo: A noun. It means "field". Its infinitive/root form is the same: campo. * agricolo: An adjective. It means "agricultural" and describes the type of field. Its masculine, singular form agrees with 'campo'. * con: A preposition. It means "with". * balle: A noun. It is the plural form of "balla", meaning "bale". Its infinitive/root form is balla. * di: A preposition. It means "of" and is used here to indicate what the bales are made of. * fieno: A noun. It means "hay". Its infinitive/root form is the same: fieno. * e: A conjunction. It means "and". * fiori: A noun. It is the plural form of "fiore", meaning "flowers". Its infinitive/root form is fiore. * selvatici: An adjective. It means "wild". Its masculine, plural form agrees with 'fiori'. Grammar Tip: The structure "balle di fieno" uses the preposition "di" to indicate what something is made of or composed from, similar to the English "of" in "bales of hay" or "made of wood" ("fatto di legno"). Related Words: * Prato: Meadow. * Erba: Grass. * Raccolto: Harvest or crop. |
