Milanese

See also: milanese

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Italian milanese.

Adjective

Milanese (not comparable)

From, or pertaining to, Milan.

Translations

pertaining to Milan

Catalan: milanès (ca)
Czech: milánský (cs)
Danish: milanesisk
Dutch: Milanees (nl)
Esperanto: milana
Estonian: milanolane
Finnish: milanolainen
French: milanais (fr)
German: mailändisch
Greek: μιλανέζικος (el) (milanézikos)
Hungarian: milánói (hu)
Italian: milanese (it), (informal) meneghino (it)
Japanese: ミラノの (Mirano no)
Korean: 밀라노의 (millanoui)
Latin: mediolanensis
Polish: mediolański (pl)
Portuguese: milanês (pt)
Romanian: milanez (ro)
Russian: мила́нский (ru) (milánskij)
Spanish: milanés (es)
Tagalog: Milanes
Ukrainian: міла́нський (milánsʹkyj)

Noun

Milanese (plural Milanese or Milaneses)

A native or inhabitant of Milan.

Translations

native or inhabitant of Milan

Armenian: միլանցի (milancʿi)
Catalan: milanès (ca) m, milanesa (ca) f
Czech: Miláňan m
Danish: milaneser c
Dutch: Milanees (nl) m, Milanese (nl) f
Esperanto: milanano (man or woman), milananino (woman)
Finnish: milanolainen
French: Milanais (fr) m, Milanaise (fr) f
German: Mailänder (de) m, Mailänderin (de) f
Greek: Μιλανέζος (el) m (Milanézos), Μιλανέζα (el) f (Milanéza)
Hungarian: milánói (hu)
Italian: milanese (it) m or f, (informal) meneghino (it) m, meneghina (it) f
Japanese: ミラノ人 (ミラノじん, Mirano-jin)
Korean: 밀라노 사람 (millano saram)
Latin: Mediolanensis m or f
Polish: mediolańczyk (pl) m, mediolanka (pl) f
Portuguese: milanês (pt) m, milanesa f
Romanian: milanez (ro) m, milaneză (ro) f
Russian: мила́нец (ru) m (milánec), мила́нка f (milánka)
Spanish: milanés (es) m, milanesa (es) f
Swedish: milanesare c, milanobo c

Proper noun

Milanese (plural Milaneses)

A surname from Italian.

Statistics

According to the 2010 United States Census, Milanese is the 38532^nd most common surname in the United States, belonging to 574 individuals. Milanese is most common among White (92.86%) individuals.

Further reading

Hanks, Patrick, editor (2003), “Milanese”, in Dictionary of American Family Names, volume 2, New York City: Oxford University Press, →ISBN, page 589.

Anagrams

Niemelas, melanise, seamline

Italian

Etymology

From milanese (“Milanese”).

Proper noun

Milanese m or f by sense

a surname

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