Taranto

English

Etymology

From Italian Taranto.

Proper noun

Taranto

A city and associated province in Apulia, Italy.

Synonyms

(former name) Tarentum

Translations

city and province

Arabic: تارانتو‎‎ (Tārāntū)
Armenian: Տարանտո (Taranto)
Bulgarian: Таранто (Taranto)
Catalan: Tàrent
Chinese:
Mandarin: 塔蘭托, 塔兰托 (Tǎlántuō)
Czech: Tarent m
Dutch: Tarente
Finnish: Taranto
French: Tarente (fr) f
Georgian: ტარანტო (ṭaranṭo)
German: Tarent (de) n, Taranto (de) n
Greek: Τάραντας (el) m (Tárantas), Ταράντο (el) m (Taránto)
Ancient: Τᾰ́ρᾱς m (Tárās)
Hebrew: טאראנטו‎‎

Hungarian: Tarantó
Italian: Taranto (it) f
Japanese: ターラント (Tāranto), タラント (Taranto)
Korean: 타란토 (taranto)
Latin: Tarentum n
Lithuanian: Tarantas
Marathi: तारान्तो (tārānto)
Occitan: Tarent
Polish: Tarent (pl) m
Portuguese: Tarento f
Romanian: Taranto
Russian: Та́ранто m (Táranto)
Sicilian: Tàrantu
Spanish: Tarento (es) f
Tarantino: Tarde

Anagrams

arnatto, natator

Italian

Etymology

From Latin Tarentum, from Ancient Greek Τάρᾱς (Tárās) Tarās; compare Modern Greek: Τάραντας (Tárantas) Tarantas; Tarantino "Tarde"

Pronunciation

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Proper noun

Taranto f

Taranto (city, province)
The letter T in the Italian phonetic alphabet
Synonym: Torino

Derived terms

tarantino, Tarantino

Anagrams

tornata

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