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What is the name of the traditional Italian dress?
High Class! but if you mean the traditional "OLD" they are called Costume
Roma is another word for?
Roma is the Italian name for Rome, the capital of Italy. __ It is also the word used for gypsies.The Roma people are also known as gypsies.Roma is also the Italian name for the city of Rome.
How old was Napoleon when he conquered Italy?
For four years as the Italian Republic and another nine years as the King of Italy.
Another name for the pyramid age?
The Old Kingdom
Is Babini an Italian last name?
Yes, "Babini" is an Italian last name.
Is there another name for the tiber?
latin Tiberis, Italian Tevere
Is Madonna a christian name?
Yes. Madonna in Italian is another name for Mother Mary.
What is the name of an old Italian silver coin?
soldo scudo
Is there another name for Italian horn charm?
The Italian horn charm is also called cornicello. http://www.charmfactory.com/italian-horn-charm.htm
Is LaFave an Italian name?
NO! LaFave is french another diritive is Lefevre
What is another name for an Italian restaurant starting with t and ending in a?
Trattoria
What is another name for ladys fingers in food?
They are called savoiardi in Italian.
Is Alfredo an Italien name or is it a Mexican name?
Alfredo is an Italian name. It is derived from the Old English name "Aelfraed" meaning "elf counsel."
What does casale mean?
Italian last name which is another meaning for casa or house but A plural meaning of it - source it's my last name and my Italian teacher told me
What is the Italian translation of the name 'Otto'?
Oddo is an Italian equivalent of the English/German name "Otto."Specifically, the Italian name is a masculine proper noun. It traces its origins back to the Old Germanic name that means "wealthy." The pronunciation is "OHD-doh."
What is another name for a visored helmet?
It is an armet. Early Italian military helmet
What is the English translation of the Italian 'Oddo'?
"Otto" is an English equivalent of the Italian name Oddo.Specifically, the Italian name is a masculine proper noun. It traces its origins back to the Old Germanic name that means "wealthy." The pronunciation is "OHD-doh."
