Also means
quiet
Usage Note
Zitto specifically means 'not speaking' rather than 'making no noise' (silenzioso). The imperative Stai zitto! ('Be quiet!') is the direct command form; the plural is State zitti!. It agrees in gender and number like a regular adjective: zitto / zitta / zitti / zitte.
Examples
"Rimase zitto per tutta la sera."
Natural Translation
He stayed silent all evening.
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