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What might the Italians call maize?

Anonymous

∙ 9y ago

Updated: 7/1/2025

Italians typically refer to maize as "mais." The term is derived from the Spanish word "maíz," which comes from the indigenous Taíno language of the Caribbean. Mais is commonly used in various Italian dishes, including polenta and corn-based products.

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∙ 1mo ago

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