Timbuktu in Italian
Timbuktu in Italian is Canicatti — Timbuktu means a historic city in Mali, once a major centre of trade and Islamic scholarship.
Timbuktu in Italian
Canicatti
(figurative) Any proverbially distant or remote place.
What does "Timbuktu" mean?
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name A historic city in Mali, once a major centre of trade and Islamic scholarship.
"Ancient manuscripts are still preserved in Timbuktu."
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name Used figuratively for any extremely remote or hard-to-reach place.
"He acted like the new office was out in Timbuktu."
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Timbuktu in a sentence
- Ancient manuscripts are still preserved in Timbuktu.
- He acted like the new office was out in Timbuktu.
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What is "Timbuktu" in Italian?
"Timbuktu" in Italian is Canicatti. Timbuktu means: A historic city in Mali, once a major centre of trade and Islamic scholarship.
How do you use "Timbuktu" in a sentence?
Example: "Ancient manuscripts are still preserved in Timbuktu." In Italian, "Timbuktu" is Canicatti.
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