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What (who) is -fano - definition
Fano (Itália); Fano Fortuna; Fanum Fortunae; Fano de Fortuna
Fano
m. Des.
Pequeno templo antigo.
Santuário. Cf. Vieira, VIII, 462.
(Lat. fanum)
Pequeno templo antigo.
Santuário. Cf. Vieira, VIII, 462.
(Lat. fanum)
Fano
Fano é uma comuna italiana da região de Le Marche, Província de Pesaro e Urbino, com cerca de 57.374 habitantes.
fano
elem comp (gr phaíno) O mesmo que fânio.
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Fano
Fano é uma comuna italiana da região de Le Marche, Província de Pesaro e Urbino, com cerca de 57.374 habitantes. Estende-se por uma área de 121 km², tendo uma densidade populacional de 474 hab/km². Faz fronteira com Cartoceto, Mombaroccio, Mondolfo, Pesaro, Piagge, San Costanzo.
A tradição diz que, em Fano, nasceu a famosa moretta (negrita), um café alcoólico conhecido em toda a Itália.
Examples of use of -fano
1. The Italians say the statue was pulled up by fishermen near Fano and even if the find occurred in international waters the statue was still brought into Italy and then exported illegally.
2. The latest deaths came on Wednesday, including a 62–year–old man whose body was found by firefighters fully dressed and immersed in his bathtub at his home in the town of Fano, central Italy, news agency ANSA reported.
3. James Cara–fano, a Senior Research Fellow at The Heritage Foundation said, "The idea that increased insurgent attacks on civilians will inevitably collapse Iraq‘s fledgling democracy is utterly wrongheaded because the insurgency as a strategy lacks a theory of victory." Meanwhile, Iraqis are more divided and frustrated than ever as they see their country descend into sectarian chaos, amidst domestic, regional and international uncertainties on how the country will be sewn back together.