different between maltese vs pastizzi
maltese
Italian
Etymology
From Malta +? -ese
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /mal?te.ze/
- Hyphenation: mal?té?se
- Rhymes: -eze
Adjective
maltese (plural maltesi)
- Maltese
Noun
maltese m or f (plural maltesi)
- Maltese person
maltese m (uncountable)
- The Maltese language
- Synonym: (rare) malti
Noun
maltese m (plural maltesi)
- A Maltese coin from the 18th century
- A Maltese breed of dog
Related terms
- Malta
References
maltese From the web:
pastizzi
English
Etymology
Maltese
Noun
pastizzi (plural pastizzi)
- A Maltese pasty filled with ricotta or peas.
- 2005, Shirley R. Steinberg, Teen Life in Europe (page 158)
- One may find a McDonald's outlet next door to a traditional pastizzi outlet, and both may be equally popular with local youth.
- 2009, Barbara Haworth-Attard, My Life from Air-Bras to Zits
- “He's a good Maltese boy. He likes pastizzi,” Nanna announced.
- 2005, Shirley R. Steinberg, Teen Life in Europe (page 158)
Derived terms
- pastizzeria
pastizzi From the web:
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