"urecchio" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Italian]

IPA: /uˈrek.kjo/ Forms: urecchi [plural]
Rhymes: -ekkjo Head templates: {{it-noun|m}} urecchio m (plural urecchi)
  1. (Tuscan) Obsolete form of orecchio. Tags: alt-of, masculine, obsolete Alternative form of: orecchio
    Sense id: en-urecchio-it-noun-ycssPtVi Categories (other): Italian entries with incorrect language header, Pages with 1 entry, Pages with entries, Tuscan Italian

Inflected forms

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          "english": "You know, I would like to tell you in your ear, just you and me, so that these youths do not hear, because—if they did—I am sure they would hear it and mock it; they would shame it, as most of them usually do",
          "ref": "1555–c. 1560s, Pietro Fortini, “Notte prima [First night]”, in Le piacevoli e amorose notti de' novizî [The pleasant and loving nights of the novices]; republished volume 1, Florence: Il “Giornale di erudizione” editore, 1894, page 23:",
          "text": "Sapete, ve lo vorrei dire in tu l’urecchio sol da me e voi, a ciò che questi gioveni non sentino, che se lo sanno, son certo che lo scorgeranno beffandolo, lo apuntaranno come solgon fare la più parte di loro",
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          "english": "After staying like that for some time, they started listening attentively with fearing ears",
          "ref": "1557 [1050s], “Del transito e fine di Romoaldo [Romuald's passing and end]” (chapter 69), in Francesco Monosini, transl., Vita del beatissimo Romoaldo romito [Life of the most-blessed hermit Romuald], translation of Vīta beātī Romualdī by Pier Damiani (in Medieval Latin), page 59-V:",
          "text": "Aliquamdiū igitur commorantēs, cum deinceps cūriōsīs auribus attentius auscultārent",
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          "english": "Get away from there, Rosa; pretend you cannot hear from one ear!",
          "ref": "1909, Giuseppina Viti Pierazzuoli, “La casa a mezzo [The by-halves house]”, in La commedia fiorentina, number 7, published 1927 July, Atto primo, Scena XV [First act, Scene 15], page 11:",
          "text": "La venga via, Rosa, la faccia conto d’ un senticci da un urecchio!",
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          "ref": "1555–c. 1560s, Pietro Fortini, “Notte prima [First night]”, in Le piacevoli e amorose notti de' novizî [The pleasant and loving nights of the novices]; republished volume 1, Florence: Il “Giornale di erudizione” editore, 1894, page 23:",
          "text": "Sapete, ve lo vorrei dire in tu l’urecchio sol da me e voi, a ciò che questi gioveni non sentino, che se lo sanno, son certo che lo scorgeranno beffandolo, lo apuntaranno come solgon fare la più parte di loro",
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          "ref": "1557 [1050s], “Del transito e fine di Romoaldo [Romuald's passing and end]” (chapter 69), in Francesco Monosini, transl., Vita del beatissimo Romoaldo romito [Life of the most-blessed hermit Romuald], translation of Vīta beātī Romualdī by Pier Damiani (in Medieval Latin), page 59-V:",
          "text": "Aliquamdiū igitur commorantēs, cum deinceps cūriōsīs auribus attentius auscultārent",
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