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What does pizano mean?

"Pizano" is a dialectal variant of the word "Pisan," referring to something or someone from the city of Pisa in Italy.

It's not a commonly used term in standard Italian. You're more likely to hear "Pisano" instead.

Here are some examples of how it might be used:

* "Il pizano è famoso per la sua torre pendente" (The Pisan is famous for its leaning tower).

* "Questo piatto è una ricetta pizana tradizionale" (This dish is a traditional Pisan recipe).

Keep in mind that "Pizano" might be considered a bit informal or even outdated, so using "Pisano" is generally safer.

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