tramontana

English

Etymology

Italian tramontana.

Noun

tramontana (plural tramontanas)

(weather) A dry, cold north wind in Italy and adjacent Mediterranean areas.

Translations

north wind of the Mediterranean

Greek: τραμουντάνα (el) f (tramountána)

Welsh: tramontana m, gwynt y gogledd m

Italian

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /tra.monˈta.na/, [t̪r̺ämon̪ˈt̪äːn̺ä]
Hyphenation: tra‧mon‧tà‧na

Etymology 1

Substantivised feminine form of the adjective tramontano (“beyond the mountains”).

Noun

tramontana f (plural tramontane)

(weather) tramontana (a northern wind)
(by extension) North

Adjective

tramontana f sg

Feminine singular of adjective tramontano.

Serbo-Croatian

Etymology

From Italian tramontana.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /tramǒntaːna/
Hyphenation: tra‧mon‧ta‧na

Noun

tramòntāna f (Cyrillic spelling трамо̀нта̄на)

tramontana

Declension

Declension of tramontana

	singular	plural
nominative	tramontana	tramontane
genitive	tramontane	tramontana
dative	tramontani	tramontanama
accusative	tramontanu	tramontane
vocative	tramontano	tramontane
locative	tramontani	tramontanama
instrumental	tramontanom	tramontanama

References

“tramontana” in Hrvatski jezični portal

Spanish

Noun

tramontana f (plural tramontanas)

tramontana (north wind)

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