Gialle

Gialle is a term that may refer to several distinct uses in Italian language and onomastics. In Italian, gialle is the feminine plural form of the adjective giallo, meaning yellow. It is used to describe feminine plural nouns that are of the yellow color, such as “piante gialle” (yellow plants) or “luci gialle” (yellow lights).

As a proper noun, Gialle can function as a surname or as a place or brand name in some contexts. It is not among the most common Italian surnames, and there is no single widely recognized place officially named Gialle in standard geographic references. In creative works, Gialle may be used as a fictional or fictionalized name for companies, neighborhoods, or products that want to evoke the color yellow.

In cultural usage, the Italian noun giallo denotes a genre of crime and mystery fiction and cinema; gialle could be used in plural to reference yellow elements within such media, although the term giallo remains the standard form for the genre.

The meaning of Gialle is therefore context dependent and can refer to color description, a surname, a place or brand name, or a fictional entity. When encountered in text, the referent should be inferred from surrounding information.