Definition of finocchio in English:

finocchio

nounfɪˈnɒkɪəʊfəˈnōkēˌō

another term for "Florence fennel" (see fennel)
Example sentencesExamples
- The name finocchio is simply the general Italian word for fennel, but has been used in other countries to distinguish this special type, which was developed in Italy in the 17th century.
- I know of finocchio from an Italian friend, it looks like a bulbous stalk of celery with fine dill like tendrils.
- Florence Fennel, also known as finocchio, is an annual which is known mainly for the stem that swells to a ‘bulb’ as it grows.
- Ask the grocer for finocchio and be prepared for a couple of jokes.

Origin

Early 18th century: from Italian, from a popular Latin variant of Latin faeniculum (see fennel).

Definition of finocchio in US English:

finocchio

nounfəˈnōkēˌō

another term for "Florence fennel" (see fennel)
Example sentencesExamples
- The name finocchio is simply the general Italian word for fennel, but has been used in other countries to distinguish this special type, which was developed in Italy in the 17th century.
- Florence Fennel, also known as finocchio, is an annual which is known mainly for the stem that swells to a ‘bulb’ as it grows.
- I know of finocchio from an Italian friend, it looks like a bulbous stalk of celery with fine dill like tendrils.
- Ask the grocer for finocchio and be prepared for a couple of jokes.

Origin

Early 18th century: from Italian, from a popular Latin variant of Latin faeniculum (see fennel).

词汇	finocchio
释义	Definition of finocchio in English: finocchio nounfɪˈnɒkɪəʊfəˈnōkēˌō another term for "Florence fennel" (see fennel) Example sentencesExamples The name finocchio is simply the general Italian word for fennel, but has been used in other countries to distinguish this special type, which was developed in Italy in the 17th century. I know of finocchio from an Italian friend, it looks like a bulbous stalk of celery with fine dill like tendrils. Florence Fennel, also known as finocchio, is an annual which is known mainly for the stem that swells to a ‘bulb’ as it grows. Ask the grocer for finocchio and be prepared for a couple of jokes. Origin Early 18th century: from Italian, from a popular Latin variant of Latin faeniculum (see fennel). Definition of finocchio in US English: finocchio nounfəˈnōkēˌō another term for "Florence fennel" (see fennel) Example sentencesExamples The name finocchio is simply the general Italian word for fennel, but has been used in other countries to distinguish this special type, which was developed in Italy in the 17th century. Florence Fennel, also known as finocchio, is an annual which is known mainly for the stem that swells to a ‘bulb’ as it grows. I know of finocchio from an Italian friend, it looks like a bulbous stalk of celery with fine dill like tendrils. Ask the grocer for finocchio and be prepared for a couple of jokes. Origin Early 18th century: from Italian, from a popular Latin variant of Latin faeniculum (see fennel).
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