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'Repubbliche marinare' is an Italian equivalent of 'Maritime republics'.
The feminine noun 'repubbliche' means 'republics'. Its plural definite article is 'le' ['the'], and its plural indefinite article 'delle' ['some']. The adjective 'marinare' means 'maritime'.
Together, they're pronounced 'reh-POOB-blee-keh mah-ree-NAH-reh'.
The name is used to refer to important city-states in Italian and Dalmatian histories. The main four of these commercial and military rivals are Venice, Pisa, Genoa and Amalfi.
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'Maritime republics' is an English equivalent of 'Repubbliche marinare'.The feminine noun 'repubbliche' means 'republics'. Its plural definite article is 'le' ['the'], and its plural indefinite article 'delle' ['some']. The adjective 'marinare' means 'maritime'.Together, they're pronounced 'reh-POOB-blee-keh mah-ree-NAH-reh'.The term refers to important city-states in the histories of Italia and of Dalmatia. The most powerful and significant of these commercial and military rivals are Venice, Pisa, Genoa and Amalfi.
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