Tessin

[te-san, te-seen]

noun

1. French and German name of Ticino.

Tessin

/ tɛˈsiːn /

noun

1. the German name for Ticino

Example Sentences

The Rostock Police said in a news release the two zebras escaped early Wednesday from a circus near Tessin, located in the northeastern part of the country.

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The runaway beast was one of two zebras who escaped from their cages when the travelling Circus Barlay pitched up at a new location in Tessin in north-east Germany in the early hours of Wednesday.

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"The animal was going in the wrong direction on the autobahn from Tessin to Rostock," a police spokesperson told Deutsche Welle.

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Most were acquired by Count Carl Gustaf Tessin, who sat at the top of Swedish politics in the era of the Enlightenment.

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In 1751 he succeeded Gustaf Tessin as prime minister, and controlled the foreign policy of Sweden for the next nine years.

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