What is 'cino' when translated from Italian to English?

Answer 1

Cino does not exist in Castilian (Spanish)

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Cine -> movie theater, film theater, cinema

Sino -> but, still, yet

Answer 2

"Dear little," "of or relating to China," "of or relating to dogs" and "castor-oil plant" are English equivalents of the Italian word cino. Context makes clear whether the masculine singular word serves as the suffix -cino, such as in Pacino ("dear little peace") from Pace (case 1), the affix cino-, as in cinofilo for "dog lover" (examples 2, 3), or the proper name Cino (instance 4), a commune whose etymological origins in the Sondrio province of northern Italy's Lombardy region may track back to the Latin cicinum for the castor-oil plant (ricino). The pronunciation will be "TCHEE-no" in Pisan Italian.

Answer 3

I believe it means "I dine."