cispadane
adjective
cis·pa·dane
\¦sispə¦dān, (ˈ)si¦spāˌdān\
Definition of cispadane
: situated on this especially the Roman side of the Po river
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Origin and Etymology of cispadane
French cispadan, from cis- + padane, from Latin padanus of the Po, from Padus Po, river in Italy
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