This translates to "She gave him all of her money." According to my Anki deck. Is the 'gli' somehow referring to 'him'?
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2Welcome to Italian.SE! In this sentence, "gli" is not an article: it's an indirect object pronoun.– Charo ♦Jun 18, 2022 at 11:18
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1Thanks Charo that allowed me to search for an explanation :)! If you place your comment as an answer I can accept it.– ElectronicToothpickJun 18, 2022 at 11:31
1 Answer
As you can see in the VIVIT website, from Accademia della Crusca, the word "gli" in Italian is not only an article: it's also an indirect object personal pronoun.
This is the case in your sentence: "gli" is an indirect object personal pronoun, which can be masculine singular and then translated as "to him", as you can see in this table, or plural (see the answers to this question for more details) and translated as "to them", as stated in this other table.