tramontane
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tra·mon·tane
(trə-mŏn′tān′, trăm′ən-tān′)adj.
1. Dwelling beyond or coming from the far side of the mountains, especially the Alps as viewed from Italy.
2. From another country; foreign.
n.
1. A person who lives beyond the mountains.
2. A foreigner; a stranger.
3. A cold north wind in Italy.
[Italian tramontano, from Latin trānsmontānus : trāns-, trans- + montānus, of a mountain; see mountain.]
tramontane
(trəˈmɒnteɪn)adj
1. being or coming from the far side of the mountains, esp from the other side of the Alps as seen from Italy
2. foreign or barbarous
3. (Physical Geography) (of a wind) blowing down from the mountains
n
4. an inhabitant of a tramontane country
5. (Physical Geography) Also called: tramontana a cold dry wind blowing south or southwest from the mountains in Italy and the W Mediterranean
6. rare a foreigner or barbarian
[C16: from Italian tramontano, from Latin trānsmontānus, from trans- + montānus, from mōns mountain]
tra•mon•tane
(trəˈmɒn teɪn, ˈtræm ənˌteɪn)adj. Also, transmontane.
1. being or situated beyond the mountains, esp. the Alps, as viewed in Italy.
2. foreign.
n. 3. a person who lives beyond the mountains.
4. a foreigner.
tramontane
1. a person who lives beyond the mountains.
2. a foreigner or stranger. — tramontane, adj.
See also: Foreigners2. a foreigner or stranger. — tramontane, adj.
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