panini

[ puh-nee-nee ]

/ pəˈni ni /

noun, plural pa·ni·ni [puh-nee-nee], /pəˈni ni/, pa·ni·nis [puh-nee-neez] /pəˈni niz/

a usually pressed and grilled sandwich of Italian bread filled with meat, cheese, vegetables, etc.

Sometimes pa·ni·no

[puh-nee-noh] /pəˈni noʊ/ .

Origin of panini

First recorded in 1955–60; from Italian panini, plural of panino “a roll, sandwich,” diminutive of pane “bread,” from Latin pān- (stem of pānis ) “bread” + -ini, plural of diminutive suffix -ino, from Latin -īnus adjective suffix meaning “of or pertaining to, made of”; see -ine¹

Words nearby panini

panic-stricken, paniculate, panidiomorphic, panimmunity, pan-Indian dancing, panini, paniolo, Pan-Islamism, panivorous, Panjabi, panjandrum

Definition for panini (2 of 2)

Panini

[ pah-nee-nee for 1; pah-nee-nee for 2 ]

/ ˈpɑ ni ni for 1; pɑˈni ni for 2 /

noun

flourished c400 b.c., Indian grammarian of Sanskrit.

Pannini, Giovanni Paolo.

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Example sentences from the Web for panini

Panini, who obtained celebrity as a painter of architectural subjects, was born at Piacenza, and studied in Rome.
A Popular Handbook to the National Gallery, Volume I, Foreign Schools|Various
Panini, great philologist of ancient India, paid this tribute to the mathematical and psychological perfection in Sanskrit.
Autobiography of a YOGI|Paramhansa Yogananda

British Dictionary definitions for panini

panini

/ (pæˈniːnɪ) /

noun plural -ni or -nis

a type of Italian bread, usually served grilled with a variety of fillings

Word Origin for panini

C20: from Italian, pl of panino a bread roll

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单词	panini
释义	panini [ puh-nee-nee ] / pəˈni ni / noun, plural pa·ni·ni [puh-nee-nee], /pəˈni ni/, pa·ni·nis [puh-nee-neez] /pəˈni niz/ a usually pressed and grilled sandwich of Italian bread filled with meat, cheese, vegetables, etc. Sometimes pa·ni·no [puh-nee-noh] /pəˈni noʊ/ . Origin of panini First recorded in 1955–60; from Italian panini, plural of panino “a roll, sandwich,” diminutive of pane “bread,” from Latin pān- (stem of pānis ) “bread” + -ini, plural of diminutive suffix -ino, from Latin -īnus adjective suffix meaning “of or pertaining to, made of”; see -ine¹ Words nearby panini panic-stricken, paniculate, panidiomorphic, panimmunity, pan-Indian dancing, panini, paniolo, Pan-Islamism, panivorous, Panjabi, panjandrum Definition for panini (2 of 2) Panini [ pah-nee-nee for 1; pah-nee-nee for 2 ] / ˈpɑ ni ni for 1; pɑˈni ni for 2 / noun flourished c400 b.c., Indian grammarian of Sanskrit. Pannini, Giovanni Paolo. Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for panini Panini, who obtained celebrity as a painter of architectural subjects, was born at Piacenza, and studied in Rome. A Popular Handbook to the National Gallery, Volume I, Foreign Schools\|Various Panini, great philologist of ancient India, paid this tribute to the mathematical and psychological perfection in Sanskrit. Autobiography of a YOGI\|Paramhansa Yogananda British Dictionary definitions for panini panini / (pæˈniːnɪ) / noun plural -ni or -nis a type of Italian bread, usually served grilled with a variety of fillings Word Origin for panini C20: from Italian, pl of panino a bread roll Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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