Beautiful woman.
Adjective.

Adjective — bello.
Substantive — homo (man).
Nominative — Giovanni.
Verb — pinge (he paints).
Relative — il quale (which), dal quale, per lo quale.
Antecedent or precedent: Giovanni.
Cito — adverb.
Noun — Antoni.
Verb — operazione (action).
Participle — studiando (studying), which is both noun and verb.
Pronoun — that which stands in place of the proper name: tu, voi, noi (you, you-all, we).
Preposition — that which is placed before or in front of other things, as: 'Tolli da Antonio' (Take from Antonio).
Adverb — that which stands next to the verb, as in saying: 'Bene, Lionardo fa bene' (Well, Leonardo does well).
Interjection — as in saying: 'Eimè, io vorrei andare' (Alas, I would like to go).
Conjunction — Io et tu (I and you).

Noun verb
Antonio studies.
Noun — Antonio
Verb — studies.
Adjective — bella (beautiful)
Substantive — donna (woman)
Relative — per lo quale (through which)
Antecedent — giovane (young man).
Pronoun — tu, quello, voi, noi, io Antonio (you, that one, you-all, we, I Antonio).
Preposition

to strike
to tear away
to thrash about
to fall
to uproot
to rise
to leap
to plunge headlong
to lower oneself
to throw
to collapse in ruin
to bend
to beat
to bounce off
to straighten up
to collide
to beat down
to twist
to push
to slip and slide
to wriggle free
to pull
to flow / run
to tremble
to drag
to flee
to crumble / shake
to roll or tumble
to slip away
to draw together
to turn about
to tumble down
to widen / spread
to tumble
to dismount
to kick the legs
to move
to flatten out
to kick
to run
to shake oneself
to lift oneself up
to slam / flap
to rummage / prod