broletto
- noun
- /brəˈlɛtoʊ/
- Archaic
- He admired the villa's broletto, filled with lemon trees and fragrant flowers.
Examples
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The old estate still had a broletto where rare herbs and fruit trees flourished.
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During the summer, they gathered in the broletto to enjoy the shade and fresh air.
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The ancient broletto was filled with fragrant flowers.
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In the village, the broletti were often used for gatherings.
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The old estate still had a broletto where rare herbs and fruit trees flourished.
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During the summer, they gathered in the broletto to enjoy the shade and fresh air.
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He admired the villa's broletto, filled with lemon trees and fragrant flowers.
Synonyms
An area of land behind a house used for play and gardening
How Cultivated
Surface Forms
Etymology
Broletto comes from the old Italian brolo, which means 'enclosed garden' or 'small orchard', so the word names a small, enclosed garden or orchard often next to a house or villa.