Modenese
9.2
A person from Modena in northern Italy
- noun
- /ˌmoʊdəˈneɪz/
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modenés
- During our trip to Italy, we met a Modenese chef who taught us how to make authentic pasta.
Examples
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A younger son of an elite Modenese family, Rangone had been brought to Rome in the train of Cardinal Giovanni de' Medici in 1512.
Academic text (2006) -
Giovanni is a proud Modenese who loves to share stories about his hometown.
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Many Modenese people take great pride in their rich culinary traditions.
Synonyms
Italian
vsModenese
A person born in or living in Italy
is someone from a specific city within that country rather than nationwide
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Modenese names a person from the Italian city Modena, using the ending -ese to mean 'from' a place, as in Portuguese or Chinese. So calling someone a Modenese simply means they are from Modena.