panini

[ puh-nee-nee ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

plural panini paninis

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

Panini

[ pah-nee-nee pah-nee-nee ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

flourished c400 b.c., Indian grammarian of Sanskrit.
Pannini, Giovanni Paolo.

panini

/ ��æˈ�Ծ�ː��ɪ /

noun

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

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Word History and Origins

Origin of panini¹

First recorded in 1955–60; from Italian panini, plural of panino “a roll, sandwich,” diminutive of pane “bread,” from Latin ��- (stem of ��Ծ�� ) “bread” + -ini, plural of diminutive suffix -ino, from Latin -ī�Գܲ� adjective suffix meaning “of or pertaining to, made of”; -ine ¹( def )

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Word History and Origins

Origin of panini¹

C20: from Italian, pl of panino a bread roll

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Seager has worked with Doncic since 2020, managing his biggest endorsement deals with Jordan Brand, Gatorade and Panini.

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"It's not just football - there is a Panini collection of darts cards out now that I have just got my hands on too, so I am going to unpack them on my YouTube channel."

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Beyond TV and film, Jackson also starred in the 2019 music video “Panini” with rapper Lil Nas X.

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"We then made a kind of quesadilla or panini where the bismuth is the cheesy filling and the tortillas are the atomically flat surfaces," said Wu.

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Clark, who has endorsement deals with State Farm, Gatorade and Panini, also reportedly signed an eight-year, $28 million deal with Nike that includes a signature shoe.

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pan-Indian dancing paniolo

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