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Medici

Medici proper noun: a surname from Italian.

Proper noun

Medici (plural Medicis)

  1. A surname from Italian.
  2. (historical) A powerful and influential aristocratic Florentine family from the 13th to 17th centuries.
  3. A member of this family.

Forms of Medici

pluralMedicis

Origin of Medici

Borrowed from Italian Medici.

Words formed from Medici

Phrases with Medici

Questions about Medici

What does Medici mean?
Medici means a surname from Italian.
What part of speech is Medici?
Medici is a proper noun.

Words near Medici in the dictionary

  1. medicators
  2. medicatory
  3. Medicean
  4. medicerebellar
  5. medicerebral
  6. Medici
  7. Medici collar
  8. Medici collars
  9. medician
  10. medicians
  11. medicide

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