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Cotone is the Italian equivalent of 'cotton'. It's a masculine gender noun in the singular form. It's pronounced koh-TOH-nay.*
*The sound 'ay' is similar to the sound of 'ay' in the English noun 'ray'.
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What does the name seda means in Italian?
In Italian, the name "Seda" does not have a specific meaning. It is not a common Italian name.
Are Italian Greyhounds purebreds?
Yes and they do not shed at all there body is made out of silk.
Who was the Italian adventurer who wrote about different cultures along the silk road?
Marco polo
What was the significance of the Italian and Muslim merchants trough the silk roads?
so they can have one big orgy..
What type of items were sold in Florence markets during the Italian Renaissance?
flour, grain, and silk
Is Marco polo Japanese or Chinese?
neither! he was an Italian explorer who traveled to china on the silk road.
What is a typical Italian?
All Italians eat pasta and pizza. All Italians wear silk clothes
An Italian trader who traveled the silk roads to china?
Marco Polo...
What materials are used for clothing?
There are a several number of materials that clothing is made from. These include simple fabrics such as cotton or polyester. They may also include silk, satin, and lace, flannels, Scottish tweeds and cashmere, French Gabardines, Italian pure silk and silk Mohair's many more
What were Guglielmo Marconi parents' names?
His parents were Giuseppe Marconi, an Italian silk merchant, and his Scots-Irish wife, Annie Jameson.
How do you pronounce seta in Italian?
'SEY-tah' is how 'seta' is pronounced in Italian. The word means 'silk'. It's a feminine noun whose definite article is 'la' ['the'] and whose indefinite article is 'una' ['a, one'].
What was the value of silk in 1500?
Very expensive indeed, in the 1460's French imports of Italian silk was running at 400,000 to 500,000 golden ecus a year, which converts to around one to one and a quarter million dollars in todays money. No wonder Louis XI introduced a silk industry in France.
