Tarantino

See also: tarantino

English

Etymology

From Taranto.

Noun

Tarantino (countable and uncountable, plural Tarantinos)

1. (uncountable) A dialect of Neapolitan spoken in and around Taranto in Apulia.
2. (countable) A native or inhabitant of Taranto.

Translations

dialect of Neapolitan

• Catalan: tarentí m
• Finnish: taranto (fi)
• French: tarentin (fr) m
• German: Tarentinisch n
• Hungarian: tarantói
• Italian: tarantino (it) m
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• Polish: tarencki (pl) m
• Portuguese: tarantino (pt) m, tarentino (pt) m
• Russian: таранти́нский m (tarantínskij)
• Sicilian: tarantinu (scn) m
• Spanish: tarentino m
• Tarantino: tarandine

native or inhabitant of Taranto

• Catalan: tarentí m, tarentina f
• Finnish: tarantolainen
• French: Tarentin (fr) m, Tarentine (fr) f
• German: Tarentiner (de) m, Tarentinerin (de) f
• Hungarian: tarantói
• Italian: tarantino (it) m, tarantina f
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• Polish: tarentczyk (pl) m, tarentka f
• Portuguese: tarentino (pt) m, tarentina f, tarantino (pt) m, tarantina f
• Russian: таранти́нец m (tarantínec), таранти́нца f (tarantínca)
• Sicilian: tarantinu (scn) m, tarantina f
• Spanish: tarentino m, tarentina (es) f

See also

• Category:Tarantino language

Proper noun

Tarantino (plural Tarantinos)

1. A surname from Italian

Derived terms

• Tarantinoesque

Anagrams

• intra-NATO, tarnation, tranation

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Italian

Proper noun

Tarantino m or f

1. a surname

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Portuguese

Etymology

Borrowed from Italian Tarantino.

Proper noun

Tarantino m or f

1. a surname from Italian

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Spanish

Etymology

Borrowed from Italian Tarantino.

Proper noun

Tarantino m or f

1. a surname from Italian