nounnounadjectivearticledeterminerpronoun

l’uno

a · one

Indica la quantità minima possibile, oppure introduce un nome maschile in modo generico.

Word: uno

Meaning:
"Uno" is the Italian word for the cardinal number "one." It represents the number 1.

Explanation:

It is used to indicate a single unit or item.
It can also function as an indefinite article ("a" or "an" in English) when modified according to Italian grammar rules.

Parts:

As a number, it stands alone.
As an article, "uno" is used before masculine nouns that begin with certain consonant clusters (like "z," "s + consonant," "ps," "pn," "gn," or "x"). For example, "uno studente" ('a student').

Synonyms:

"Un" (used as an article before masculine nouns starting with a vowel or other consonants)
"1" (numeral form)

Antonyms:

For the number sense: antonyms would be any other numbers except one, especially zero ("zero").
For the article sense, no true antonym as it is indefinite.

Summary:
"Uno" primarily means "one" and is also used as a form of the indefinite article in Italian grammar for masculine nouns with specific initial letters.