CAPITANO

Meaning of CAPITANO in English

n [Army, Navy] captain

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CAPITANO — ˌkapəˈtä(ˌ)nō noun ( plural capita·ni -ä(ˌ)nē ; or capitanos ) Etymology: Italian, literally, captain, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin capitanus foremost, …
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SKIPPER — (naut,) capitano, mastro
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CAPTAIN — capitano (-atu)
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COMMEDIA DELL'ARTE — Italian theatrical form that flourished throughout Europe in the 16th–18th centuries. The characters, many portrayed by actors wearing masks including …
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CATAPAN — ˈkad.əˌpan noun ( -s ) Etymology: Medieval Latin catapanus, catipanus, from Middle Greek katapanos, modification of Old Italian capitano leader, …
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POPOLO — (Italian: "people"), in the communes (city-states) of 13th-century Italy, a pressure group instituted to protect the interests of the commoners …
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UNITI, COMPAGNIA DEGLI — (Italian: Company of the United), company of actors performing commedia dell'arte (improvised popular comedy) in Italy in the late 16th …
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TODI — ancient (Latin) Tuder town and episcopal see, Perugia provincia, Umbria regione, central Italy, south of Perugia. The town, on a …
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SCARAMOUCHE — Italian Scaramuccia, stock character of the Italian theatrical form known as the commedia dell'arte; an unscrupulous and unreliable servant. His …
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PADUA — Italian Padova, Latin Patavium, city, capital of Padova province, Veneto region, northern Italy, on the River Bacchiglione, west of Venice. …
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ORDELAFFI FAMILY — noble Italian family that ruled the town of Forl and neighbouring places in the Romagna during most of the 14th …
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MILES GLORIOSUS — also called Braggart Warrior stock figure in theatrical comedies from Roman times to the present whose name derives from a …
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MALAPARTE, CURZIO — born June 9, 1898, Prato, Italy died July 19, 1957, Rome pseudonym of Kurt Erich Suckert journalist, dramatist, short-story writer, …
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GELOSI, COMPAGNIA DEI — (Italian: Company of Jealous Ones), one of the earliest and most famous of the commedia dell'arte companies of 16th-century Italy. …
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ANDREINI, FRANCESCO — born 1548, Pistoia died Aug. 20, 1624, Mantua actor of commedia dell'arte who, with his wife, Isabella (see Andreini, Isabella), …
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ALTICHIERO — born c. 1330, , Zevio, near Verona died after 1390, , Verona? early Renaissance painter who was the effective founder …
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COMMEDIA DELL'ARTE — Italian theatrical form that flourished throughout Europe in the 16th18th centuries. The characters, many portrayed by actors wearing masks including …
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