Where does “cicerone” come from?
Cicerone comes from Italian cicerone, from Latin Ciceronem, the accusative of Cicero, originally meaning a chickpea plant, with the masculine nominative suffix -us from Old Latin -os from Proto-Italic -os from Proto-Indo-European -ós.
cicerone (English): A guide who shows people around tourist sights;...
Definitions
- A guide who shows people around tourist sights;...
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