Aberrazzjoni
Aberration, error.
Source: Italian
Plural: Aberrazzjonijiet
Alla ma għamlu
Expression: stated of something or someone that disappeared and we have no idea what happened.
Anomalija
Anomaly.
Source: Italian
Plural: Anomaliji
Arkan
English: Arcane
Sors: Taljan
Bilokazzjoni
Bilocation, or sometimes multilocation: an alleged psychic or miraculous ability wherein an individual or object is located (or appears to be located) in two distinct places at the same time.
Bizzarr
Sors: Taljan
Ċawla bajda (fig)
Expression: ‘white crow’ – denotes an oddity, rarity
Enigma
Enigma.
Source: Italian
Plural: Enigmi
Enigmatikament
Enigmatically.
Source: Italian
Enigmatiku
Enigmatic.
Source: Italian
Plural: Enigmatiċi
Eżoteriku
Esoteric.
Source: Italian
Plural: Eżoteriċi
Eżotiku
Exotic.
Source: Italian
Plural: Eżotiċi
Fatat
Ghost, specter.
Source: Sicilian
Plural: Fatati
Fenomenali
Phenomenal.
Fenomenu
Phenomenon, wonder, marvel, wizard, extraordinary.
Source: Italian
Plural: Fenomeni
Ġennija
Extraordinary event that can drive someone mad.
Root: Ġ-N-N
Ġieb għajnejn wara widnejh
Expression: ’caused him to roll his eyes over his ears’ – stated of someone who remained incredulous about something that he heard or saw.
Għaġba
An act of wonder, an event that awes.
Root: Għ-Ġ-B
Plural: Għaġbiet
Għaġeb
Wonder, marvel, fuss, ado.
Root: Għ-Ġ-B
Plural: Għeġubijiet
Għaġeb
Freak (person).
Għaġġeb
To astonish.
Root: Għ-Ġ-B
Għorba
generic term for the strange or foreign.
Root: GĦ-R-B
Immanjetizza
A. To magnetise (Physics). B. To mesmerise.
Source: Italian
Immeravilja
To amaze, astound; to be amazed, astounded.
Source: Italian
Immeraviljat
Amazed, astounded.
Source: Italian
Plural: Immeraviljati