"costolonato" meaning in All languages combined

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Adjective [Italian]

Forms: costolonata [feminine], costolonati [masculine, plural], costolonate [feminine, plural]
Etymology: From costolone + -ato. Etymology templates: {{af|it|costolone|-ato}} costolone + -ato Head templates: {{it-adj}} costolonato (feminine costolonata, masculine plural costolonati, feminine plural costolonate)
  1. (architecture, of a vault) ribbed; having ogives, ribs Categories (topical): Architecture

Inflected forms

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