Napoli
- proper noun
- /ˈnɑːpəli/
- I am from Napoli.
Examples
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Marek Hamsik should have given Napoli their third goal in the 66th minute, but dragged his shot wide.
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Oh, Napoli, Roma, Venezia...
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Back in old Napoli -
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For me, this is Napoli.
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And I am from... Napoli!
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♫ A girl went back to Napoli ♫ Because she missed the scenery ♫
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In Naples, two defensive blunders helped Napoli establish a two-goal lead.
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Back in old Napoli -
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I am from Napoli.
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For me, this is Napoli.
Synonyms
A city and port in southern Italy that is the capital of Campania
Surface Forms
Etymology
Napoli comes from Greek words nea 'new' and polis 'city', the same polis you see in metropolis. So Napoli literally means 'new city', which is why the Italian port city has that name.