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Italiote

noun
Ital·​i·​ote | \ ə̇ˈtalēˌōt, -ēət\
variants: or less commonly Italiot \ -​ēət , -​ēˌät \
plural -s

Definition of Italiote

 (Entry 1 of 2)

: a Greek inhabitant of ancient Italy

Italiote

adjective
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Definition of Italiote (Entry 2 of 2)

: of or relating to the Italiotes

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History and Etymology for Italiote

Noun

Greek Italiōtēs, from Italia Italy + -ōtēs -ote

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