Filone and sgabeo are examples of Italian bread names whose spelling consists of six letters. The first masculine singular noun references a French baguette-like yeast bread whose meaning translates literally into English as "big line" whereas the second masculine singular noun refers to leavened bread strips which are fried, salted, and served plain or stuffed with cold cuts or cream cheese in the northwest Italian regions of Liguria and Tuscany. The respective pronunciations will be "fee-LO-ney" and "sga-BEY-o" in Italian.
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Bansky is an English loan name in Italian.Specifically, the word is a proper noun. The spelling indicates that it is not an Italian name. Italian names tend not to be spelled with the letters k and y.The pronunciation is "BAHNK-see."
Kayla is spelled the same in Italian as it is in English, since it's not an Italian name.
Jacob = Iacomo
An Italian pasta with six letters is rotini.
The Italian name is spelled Giuseppe.
The name Aidan in Italian is typically spelled as Aidano or Aidan.
Αρακνι
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Some foods spelled with four letters are:beefbeetbrancakecorndatefilofishflanleeklimepitaplumporkriceslawsoupstewtarttuna
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