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Macerata
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macerata
English
150px|thumb|Macerata
Etymology
From en it Macerata.
Proper noun
en province r/Marche c/Italy.
A town, the capital of Macerata.
Translations
province
Chinese:
Mandarin: cmn 馬切拉塔 Mǎqièlātǎ
French: fr Macerata
Greek: el Ματσεράτα
Italian: it Macerata
Polish: pl Macerata f
Portuguese: pt Macerata
town
French: fr Macerata
Greek: el Ματσεράτα
Italian: it Macerata f
Polish: pl Macerata f
Portuguese: pt Macerata
Italian
it:
Etymology
Probably from it macerie rubble, referring to the city's rebuilding after the Goths' destruction of la Ricina.
Pronunciation
+<audio:It-Macerata.ogg>
Proper noun
f
it town/and/province r/Marche c/Italy
Related terms
it maceratese
Further reading
Bartlett, Vernon (1972): Central Italy, p. 166
Grady, Ellen (2006): The Marche & San Marino, p. 98
Anagrams
it aaacemrt camerata
Latin
Etymology
la Mācerāta :bor it:Macerata + 1
Pronunciation
Mācerāta 0
Proper noun
Mācerāta<1.loc>
la Medieval Latin New Latin la town r/Marche c/Italy Macerata
Declension
Mācerāta<1.loc>
Polish
pl:
Etymology
pl 1
Pronunciation
LL-Q809 (pol)-Poemat-Macerata.wav
Proper noun
f
pl town/and/province r/Marche c/Italy Macerata
Further reading
Portuguese
pt:
Etymology
pt
Proper noun
f
pt town/and/province r/Marche c/Italy Macerata