Definition of pavonazzo in English:

pavonazzo

noun ˌpavəˈnatsəʊ

A red or purplish marble or breccia, frequently veined with a variety of colours.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in James Dallaway (1763–1834), antiquary. From Italian pavonazzo the colour purple, purple garment, use as noun of pavonazzo purple, originally ‘peacock-coloured’ from classical Latin pāvōnāceus.

Definition of pavonazzo in US English:

pavonazzo

nounˌpavəˈnatsəʊ

A red or purplish marble or breccia, frequently veined with a variety of colours.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in James Dallaway (1763–1834), antiquary. From Italian pavonazzo the colour purple, purple garment, use as noun of pavonazzo purple, originally ‘peacock-coloured’ from classical Latin pāvōnāceus.

单词	pavonazzo
释义	Definition of pavonazzo in English: pavonazzo noun ˌpavəˈnatsəʊ A red or purplish marble or breccia, frequently veined with a variety of colours. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in James Dallaway (1763–1834), antiquary. From Italian pavonazzo the colour purple, purple garment, use as noun of pavonazzo purple, originally ‘peacock-coloured’ from classical Latin pāvōnāceus. Definition of pavonazzo in US English: pavonazzo nounˌpavəˈnatsəʊ A red or purplish marble or breccia, frequently veined with a variety of colours. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in James Dallaway (1763–1834), antiquary. From Italian pavonazzo the colour purple, purple garment, use as noun of pavonazzo purple, originally ‘peacock-coloured’ from classical Latin pāvōnāceus.
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