Sicilian ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Sicilian ( adjective )

1. Relating to Sicily, an island in the Mediterranean Sea, or to its people, culture, or language.
2. Relating to the Sicilian Mafia, a criminal organization in Sicily.

Origin:

Early 16th century: from latin siculus, from sicilia (see sicily).

Examples:

1. The sicilian pizza is famous for its thick crust and ample toppings.
2. He spoke in a Sicilian dialect that was hard for others to understand.
3. The Sicilian culture is a mix of Greek, Roman, and Arab influences.
4. The Sicilian mafia is known for its powerful criminal operations.
5. Sicilian oranges are known for their sweet taste and thick peel.

(As a noun)

Sicilian ( noun )

1. Relating to Sicily, an island in the Mediterranean Sea, or to its people, culture, or language.
2. Relating to the Sicilian Mafia, a criminal organization in Sicily.

Origin:

Early 16th century: from latin siculus, from sicilia (see sicily).

Examples:

1. The sicilian pizza is famous for its thick crust and ample toppings.
2. He spoke in a Sicilian dialect that was hard for others to understand.
3. The Sicilian culture is a mix of Greek, Roman, and Arab influences.
4. The Sicilian mafia is known for its powerful criminal operations.
5. Sicilian oranges are known for their sweet taste and thick peel.