duecento
[ doo-uh-chen-toh, dyoo-; Italian doo-e-chen-taw ]
/ ˌdu əˈtʃɛn toʊ, ˌdyu-; Italian ˌdu ɛˈtʃɛn tɔ /
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noun (often initial capital letter)
the 13th century, with reference to Italy, especially to its art or literature.
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Origin of duecento
<Italian, short for mil duecento 1200, used to refer to the period 1200–99
OTHER WORDS FROM duecento
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