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mercatanzia.

trade, trading, traffic (exchange of goods)

11 characters4 syllables approx.Italiano language

Meaning & usage

noun/mer.ka.tanˈt͡si.a/
  1. trade, trading, traffic (exchange of goods)

    archaic · feminine · literary
    nave di mercatanzia
    porto di mercatanzia
  2. a commercial relation

    archaic · feminine · literary · rare
  3. trading skills

    archaic · feminine · literary · rare
  4. merchandise, goods for trading

    archaic · feminine · literary
  5. wealth

    archaic · feminine · literary · material
  6. a literary, artistic or intellectual production; (creative) work

    archaic · feminine · literary
  7. nonsensical statement; nonsense

    archaic · feminine · literary · rare
  8. prostitute

    archaic · feminine · literary · rare
  9. prostitution

    archaic · feminine · literary · rare
  10. the female physical attributes (considered as a means of mercenary seduction)

    archaic · feminine · literary · rare
  11. political-diplomatic negotiations

    archaic · feminine · figuratively · literary · rare
  12. means (to an end)

    archaic · feminine · literary
  13. punishment

    archaic · feminine · literary · rare
  14. one who is betrayed for morally-low reasons

    archaic · feminine · literary · rare
  15. utilitarianism

    archaic · feminine · literary
  16. in the Republic of Venice, the office regulating trade

    archaic · feminine · historical · literary
Where this word comes from

mercatante (“merchant”) + -ia (abstract noun suffix)

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Last enriched 2026-09-10. Definitions are in English. Romanizations are shown when supplied by the source; syllable estimates are omitted for unsupported scripts.