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origins are from the
Latin confectum, with
confetti the
plural of
Italian confetto,
small sweet.
Modern paper confetti trace back to
symbolic rituals of tossing...
- The
confetti di
Sulmona (sg.:
confetto di Sulmona) are candy-coated almonds, a
speciality of the city of Sulmona, in the
province of L'Aquila, Abruzzo...
- Euro-English: ****essing
variety status,
Gunter Narr Verlag, ISBN 9783823362500 "
Confetto in
Enciclopedia Treccani". Treccani.it.
Retrieved 2014-06-23. Johnson,...
-
Clemente Confetti or
Clemente Confetto (died in 1644) was a
Roman Catholic prelate who
served as
Bishop of
Acerno (1643–1644),
Bishop of Muro
Lucano (1630–1643)...
- 12 città)
Gillo Pontecorvo's
Return to
Algiers (1992)
Danza della fata
confetto (1996)
Nostalgia di
protezione (1997) Bignardi,
Irene (1999).
Memorie estorte...
- ****anese). "ボカロ超ミックス feat.初音ミク".
Amazon ****an. "プチリズム７♭". Orc2000. "らぶちゅ！".
Confetto (in ****anese). "伝心∞アンチェインド".
Amazon ****an. "鹿乃/「Stella-rium」<初回限定盤> CD+DVD...
- Satō.
Prince Nata
Kirakira PreCure a la Mode The
flamboyant prince of
Confetto who
attempts to
flirt with
Yukari Kotozume. He
appeared in the episode...
-
Carnival (through
French from
Italian carnevale)
Confetti (from
Italian confetto, pl. confetti,
meaning 'dragée'; in
Italian confetti are
called coriandoli)...
-
Boiano (1623);
Ovidio Lupari,
Bishop of
Teano (1623);
Clemente Confetti (
Confetto),
Titular Bishop of
Tiberias (1623);
Giovanni Francesco Gandolfo, Bishop...
- 18)
Johann Anton Tritt von
Wilderen (1619.09.09 – 1639.02.08)
Clemente Confetto (1623.01.09 – 1630.01.08)
Sigismund Graf
Miutini von
Spilenberg (1648.03...
