Catania

English Etymology en :bor it:Catania + 1 Pronunciation en Proper noun ~ s en Q1903en port city/and/comune/capital metcity:Pref/Catania r/Sicily c/Italy. en Q20991246en metropolitan city r/Sicily established in 2015 the Metropolitan City of Catania. en historical en former province r/Sicily. en habitational Italian. Derived terms en Catanian Translations metropolitan city of Sicily Bulgarian: bg Катания Catalan: ca Catània f French: fr Catane f Greek: el Κατάνια f Ancient Greek: grc Κατάνη f Italian: it Catania Marathi: mr काटान्या Polish: pl Katania f Portuguese: pt Catânia f Russian: ru Ката́ния f Sicilian: scn Catania f, scn Catània f Turkish: tr Katanya city in Sicily Arabic: ar قَطَانِيَة f, ar قَطَالِيَة f Bulgarian: bg Катания Catalan: ca Catània f French: fr Catane f German: de Catania n Greek: el Κατάνια f Italian: it Catania f Latin: la Catana f Marathi: mr काटान्या Polish: pl Katania f Portuguese: pt Catânia f Russian: ru Ката́ния f Sicilian: scn Catania f, scn Catània f Turkish: tr Katanya Maltese: mt Katanja Sicilian: scn Catania Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Catania is the 9527th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 3412 individuals. Catania is most common among White (92.47%) individuals. Further reading Anagrams en aaacint Cataian Italian it: Etymology Named by the indigenous Sicel people; from it scx katane grater, flaying knife, skinning place; crude tool apt to pare (compare grc κατάνη).Various authors (1987), Enciclopedia di Catania, Tringale The name was adopted by Greek settlers, survived Hellenization and passed into Roman rule. Pronunciation Catània<audio:It-Catania.ogg> Proper noun f catanese it + Q1903,Q20991246 Proper noun mfbysense it habitational Derived terms it catanese References Sicilian Pronunciation scn /kaˈta.nɪ̯a/ scn LL-Q33973 (scn)-Crunchy Cloaky Crackdown-Catania.wav Audio (Eastern Sicilian) scn ca tà nia Proper noun scn proper noun f scn + Q1903,Q20991246