bordi

Bordi is a term with multiple uses in language and reference. In Italian, bordi is the plural of bordo and denotes edges, rims, or borders of objects; it is used for the outer limits of things such as the bordi di una tavola (edges of a board) or the bordi di una pagina (margins of a page). In nautical Italian, bordo can also refer to a side of a vessel, and a bordo means on board.

Bordi can also function as a proper noun in various contexts, including as a place name or a surname in different regions. As a toponym, it may designate small towns or villages, and as a surname it appears in genealogical records. Capitalization and orthography vary by language, with Bordi commonly appearing in proper noun usage.

Etymology and related terms: bordi derives from bordo, the Italian word for edge or border, which traces to Romance-language roots for boundary. The plural form bordi follows standard Italian pluralization. In other languages, cognates with similar meanings include border (English), borda (Portuguese/Spanish), and bord (French), though each language has its own conventional spelling and usage.

In summary, bordi primarily conveys the idea of edges or borders in Italian, while also serving as a geographic or family-name reference in various cultures. See also bordo, border, and bordure for related terms in related languages.