Piedmontese
- noun
- /ˌpiːdˈmɒnteɪz/
- As a Piedmontese, she enjoys the local cuisine that reflects the flavors of her region.
Examples
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The old castle is held by Piedmontese and Croatian grenadiers.
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The old castle is held by Piedmontese and Croatian grenadiers.
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He is, as he remarked of himself, very much a Piedmontese.
Academic text (1995) -
Germany and Italy developed organic parliaments, but those states themselves were created by conquest (Prussian and Piedmontese), so a substantial portion of their populations came to the modern state "under the gun."
Blog text (3) -
He is proud to be a Piedmontese, celebrating the traditions of his family's heritage.
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Many Piedmontese people participate in the grape harvest festival every autumn.
Synonyms
A person from Italy or with family from Italy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Piedmontese originally names a person from Piemonte, which means 'foot of the mountain' and combines pie 'foot' and monte 'mountain'. So a Piedmontese is someone from that region in northwest Italy.