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In Italian "primo" means "first", I guess in English it has a similar meaning as well?

• lproven 6y ago
  Er, no. In English, it does not mean anything at all. "Prime" is the analagous English word, I would think, and it is not a superlative. One would not say "that's prime" of something good, impressive, whatever. "Prime" means: ready; in the thing's initial state; available for immediate use. It also has a meaning in maths, but that's not really relevant.
  • creamyhorror 6y ago
    "Primo" is US slang for first-rate: https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/primo https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/primo
    • agustif 6y ago
      In spanish it's cousin