Ognissanti.
All Saints' Day
Meaning & usage
All Saints' Day
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Ecclesiastical Latin Omnes Sancti (literally “All Saints”). By surface analysis, univerbation of ogni (“every, each”) + santi (“saints”, plural of santo); however, note that ogni normally does not trigger cogemination and only precedes singular forms, while here santi is plural: ogni santo (/ˈoɲ.ɲi ˈsan.to/) would be the proper way to say "every saint"/"all saints" in contemporary Italian.
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