"balzano" meaning in Italien

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Adjective

IPA: \bal.ˈtsa.no\ Forms: balzani [plural, masculine], balzana [singular, feminine], balzane [plural, feminine]
  1. Balzan, bigarré, qui a des marques blanches aux pieds en parlant d’un cheval.
    Sense id: fr-balzano-it-adj-H4c6Uo5g
  2. Bizarre, étrange. Tags: figuratively
    Sense id: fr-balzano-it-adj-oGkXS6t- Categories (other): Métaphores en italien
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Derived forms: balzanamente

Verb

IPA: \bal.ˈtsa.no\ Forms: (loro) balzano
  1. Troisième personne du pluriel de l’indicatif présent de balzare. Form of: balzare
    Sense id: fr-balzano-it-verb-y3sucxrm
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated

Inflected forms

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    "Étymologie obscure :\n:* Dérivé de balza (« volant, fronce »), voir baucent en ancien français. Du Cange à fait l’analogie entre le latin balzanus ^([3]) et ses différents formes baucennus, baucendus, bauchanus et l’italien balzano.\n:* De l’arabe بلقاء, balqâ, féminin de أبلق, ablaq (« bigarré de blanc et de noir ») ; ou de l’arabe بلحسن, belhassan (« beau poulain »)."
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    "Étymologie obscure :\n:* Dérivé de balza (« volant, fronce »), voir baucent en ancien français. Du Cange à fait l’analogie entre le latin balzanus ^([3]) et ses différents formes baucennus, baucendus, bauchanus et l’italien balzano.\n:* De l’arabe بلقاء, balqâ, féminin de أبلق, ablaq (« bigarré de blanc et de noir ») ; ou de l’arabe بلحسن, belhassan (« beau poulain »)."
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    "Étymologie obscure :\n:* Dérivé de balza (« volant, fronce »), voir baucent en ancien français. Du Cange à fait l’analogie entre le latin balzanus ^([3]) et ses différents formes baucennus, baucendus, bauchanus et l’italien balzano.\n:* De l’arabe بلقاء, balqâ, féminin de أبلق, ablaq (« bigarré de blanc et de noir ») ; ou de l’arabe بلحسن, belhassan (« beau poulain »)."
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