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Nissard
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nissard
English
Alternative forms
en Nizzard Nissarde
Etymology
From en fr nissard, from en oc niçard. Compare Italian it nizzardo.
Noun
A native or inhabitant of Nice. from 18th c.
en Niçois Nicaean
en 2011 David Gilmour (historian) David Gilmour The Pursuit of Italy Penguin 2012 191 The most famous of all Nizzards also allowed himself to become involved in a daft plot with an English adventurer called Laurence Oliphant.
The Niçois dialect. from 19th c.
Translations
native or inhabitant of Nice Nicaean
French: fr niçard m, fr niçarde f, fr niçois m, fr niçoise f
Italian: it nizzardo m, it nizzarda f
Latin: la Nīcaeēnsis mf
Occitan: oc niçard m, oc niçarda f
Spanish: es nizardo m, es nizarda f
Anagrams
en adinrss NARSIDs Nasrids Sinards