florentinsk.
Florentine; of or relating to Firenze, its inhabitants, culture, or history
Meaning & usage
Florentine; of or relating to Firenze, its inhabitants, culture, or history
Where this word comes from
From Latin florentin- (“Florentine; of or belonging to Florence”) + -sk (“adjective-forming suffix”), using an adapted stem of Latin Flōrentīnus (“Florentine; of or belonging to Florence”). The Latin adjective is derived from Flōrentia (“Florence”) with the relational suffix -īnus. Compare Norwegian Nynorsk florentinsk, Danish florentinsk, Swedish florentinsk, German florentinisch, Dutch Florentijns, Italian fiorentino, French florentin and English Florentine.
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