pigro
lazy
adjective PEE-groh Rare
Origin: From Latin 'piger, pigra' (slow, lazy).
Usage Note
Pigro describes habitual laziness or sluggishness — a persona pigra is a lazy person. It agrees in gender and number: pigro, pigra, pigri, pigre. The derived noun is pigrizia (laziness) and the adverb is pigramente. A common idiom is fare il pigro ('to play lazy', i.e. to lounge around doing nothing on purpose).
Examples
"Sei troppo pigro per uscire di casa."
Natural Translation
You are too lazy to leave the house.
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