Este

[ es-tey ]

noun

1. a city in northeastern Italy: medieval fortress; ancient Roman ruins.

Este

/ ˈɛstI /

noun

1. a noble family of Italy founded by Alberto Azzo II (996–1097), who was invested with the town of Este in NE Italy as a fief of the Holy Roman Empire. The family governed Ferrara (13th–16th centuries), Modena, and Reggio (13th–18th centuries)

Example Sentences

For proof of that, check out the epic faces pulled by bassist and guitarist Este Haim on this brilliant Tumblr.

From The Daily Beast

He sent directions to Mary to pack up at once and travel with the least possible delay to Este.

From Project Gutenberg

La junta passada de adonde comenron todas las desverguenas que al presente ay en este reyno.

From Project Gutenberg

Este continued in the possession of the descendants of Alberto until 1294, when it fell an easy conquest to the Carraras.

From Project Gutenberg

The ancestral residence of the family of Este is here, but in a more or less ruinous state to-day.

From Project Gutenberg

Thus three of the categories were "del Norte," "del Este," "del Sur."

From Project Gutenberg