Don'Ana spassiza in Venetian

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Etymology: Literally, “Lady Anna strolls around”. Has been seen as referring to Saint Anne and compared with various sayings from Northen Italian dialects using saints' names, such as Catherine or Margaret, to refer to hunger. Etymology templates: {{m-g|Lady Anna strolls around}} “Lady Anna strolls around”, {{lit|Lady Anna strolls around}} Literally, “Lady Anna strolls around” Head templates: {{head|vec|phrase|head=Don'Ana spassiza}} Don'Ana spassiza

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"Don'Ana spassiza" meaning in Venetian

Phrase