conte
ˈkɒnti
Definition

Definition of conte - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
literary formRareshort story or tale, often with a moralRare
  • The teacher read a conte from a famous French author.
fable parable
2.
Italian nobilityTECH.Italian nobleman equivalent to a countTECH.
  • The conte hosted a grand feast at his villa.
count nobleman
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Origin of conte

Italian, conte (count) + -

Examples of conte in a sentence

  • His latest conte was published in a literary journal.
  • The conte was known for his vast estates.
  • A young conte inherited the family title.

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  1. French:conte, comte, ...
  2. German:Erzählung, Conte, ...
  3. Italian:fiaba, conte, ...
  4. Spanish:relato, conde, ...
  5. Portuguese:conto, conde, ...
  6. Chinese:故事, 伯爵, ...
  7. Japanese:物語, コンテ, ...
  8. Arabic:حِكاية, كُونْتِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:סִפּוּר, קוֹנְטֶה, ...
  10. Russian:рассказ, граф, ...
  11. Ukrainian:оповідання, граф, ...
  12. Hindi:कहानी, कोंते, ...
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