Gialla

Gialla is the feminine singular form of the Italian adjective giallo, meaning yellow. It is used to describe feminine nouns and must agree in gender and number with the noun it modifies. For example, una lampadina gialla describes a yellow light bulb, while una camicia gialla describes a yellow shirt. In Italian, color adjectives commonly follow the noun, but they can also precede it for stylistic reasons or emphasis, as in una gialla camicia in certain poetic or marketing contexts.

Forms and agreement. The base color term has masculine and feminine forms: giallo (masculine singular), gialla (feminine singular), gialli (masculine plural), and gialle (feminine plural). The adjective agrees with the noun in gender and number, regardless of its position relative to the noun.

Usage and scope. Gialla is used in everyday language, design, fashion, cuisine, and media to denote the color yellow. It can describe objects, substances, or natural elements that are feminine in noun class. In discussing color palettes or branding, gialla may appear as part of descriptive phrases to convey brightness, warmth, or caution.

See also. The related masculine form is giallo; the broader color family covers shades of yellow. The term is primarily a linguistic and descriptive word rather than a proper noun, and its usage is determined by standard Italian grammar and stylistic choice.