pevere – Italian noun declension

Italian noun forms of pevere

Noun: pevere
Gender: m Hyphenation: pé‧ve‧re
Singular mpevere
Plural mpeveri

Sample Sentences

  • La Orechia e membro fredo, e secho grave da padire, dano pocho nutrimento; volesse manzare con el pevere o zenzeuro: e con uno pocho de sale. (The ear is a cold, dry part, difficult to digest, [and] gives few nutrients. To be eaten with pepper or ginger, and a pinch of salt.) [15ᵗʰ c., Michele Savonarola, “Capitolo Sesto: De le Carne [Sixth Chapter: About Meats]”, in Trattato utilissimo di molte regole, per conservare la sanità [Very Useful Treatise with Many Rules to Maintain Health], Venice: Eredi di Giovanni Padovano, published 1554, page 42:]

Etymology

From Latin piper (“pepper”), from Ancient Greek πέπερι (péperi), via Middle Persian from an Indo-Aryan source, ultimately from Sanskrit पिप्पलि (pippali, “long pepper”). See: Latin Nouns 'piper', Ancient Greek Nouns 'πέπερι'.

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