different between sicilienne vs siciliana

English

Etymology

From French sicilienne (“Sicilian”).

Noun

sicilienne (countable and uncountable, plural siciliennes)

1. (countable) A dance, the siciliana.
2. A kind of rich poplin fabric.

French

Pronunciation

Adjective

sicilienne

1. feminine singular of sicilien

English

Alternative forms

• siciliano, sicilienne

Etymology

Borrowed from Italian siciliana

Noun

siciliana (plural sicilianas)

1. (dance) A Sicilian dance, resembling the pastorale, set to a slow and graceful melody in 12-8 or 6-8 measure.
2. (music) The music to this dance.

Catalan

Adjective

siciliana f sg

1. feminine singular of sicilià

Noun

siciliana f (plural sicilianes, masculine sicilià)

1. female equivalent of sicilià

Galician

Noun

siciliana f (plural sicilianas)

1. female equivalent of siciliano

Adjective

siciliana

1. feminine singular of siciliano

Italian

Adjective

siciliana

1. feminine singular of siciliano

Noun

siciliana f (plural siciliane)

1. female equivalent of siciliano

Portuguese

Adjective

siciliana

1. feminine singular of siciliano

Noun

siciliana f (plural sicilianas)

1. female equivalent of siciliano

Sicilian

Adjective

siciliana f sg

1. feminine singular of sicilianu

Noun

siciliana f (plural siciliani)

1. female equivalent of sicilianu

Spanish

Adjective

siciliana

1. feminine singular of siciliano

Noun

siciliana f (plural sicilianas)

1. female equivalent of siciliano