meravigli

Meravigli is a term occasionally encountered in Italian-language texts as a proper noun or as a stylistic variant, but it is not a standard entry in modern Italian dictionaries. In standard Italian, the noun for "wonder" is meraviglia, with the plural meraviglie, and the adjective "meraviglioso" meaning wonderful. The form meravigli lacks a fixed meaning in contemporary usage and is typically seen only as a name or an artistic/device-specific label. Because of this, its interpretation depends entirely on context.

Etymology: The underlying morpheme is meravigli-, related to meravigliare “to astonish,” which traces back to Latin mirabilis or mirabilia via Old Italian forms. The fragment meravigli appears in related words but is not by itself a common lexeme.

Uses: - Brand or project name: Some small businesses, musical groups, or artistic projects may adopt "Meravigli" as a name to convey a sense of wonder. - Fiction and poetry: Writers may employ the form as a fictive place, group, or concept, especially in creative neologisms. - Mistyped form: In everyday writing, meravigli is often a misspelling of meraviglie or meraviglioso.

See also: meraviglia; meraviglie; meraviglioso; mirabilia.