inviolabilità

inviolability

noun een-vyoh-lah-bee-lee-TAH Rare

Usage Note

Inviolabilità ends in an accented -à, making it invariable: the plural is identical to the singular, like all Italian nouns in -tà. It is a constitutional and legal term — 'l'inviolabilità del domicilio' (the inviolability of the home) is guaranteed by the Italian Constitution.

Examples

"La Costituzione tutela l'inviolabilità del domicilio."

Natural Translation

The Constitution protects the inviolability of the home.

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