dante
word
/ˈdɑnteɪ/
DAHN-tay
/ˈdɑːnteɪ/
DAHN-tay
Definition
Dante refers to Dante Alighieri, a famous Italian poet best known for writing 'The Divine Comedy,' a major work of world literature.
Usage & Nuances
Almost always used as a proper noun for Dante Alighieri. In literature or academic settings, refers specifically to the poet or his works. Rare as a modern given name. Make sure to capitalize 'Dante'.
Spanish: DantePortuguese (BR): DantePortuguese (PT): DanteChinese (Simplified): 但丁Chinese (Traditional): 但丁Hindi: दांतेArabic: دانتيBengali: দানতেRussian: ДантеJapanese: ダンテVietnamese: DanteKorean: 단테Turkish: DanteUrdu: دانتےIndonesian: Dante
Example Sentences
Many people read Dante's 'Divine Comedy'.
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My literature teacher is obsessed with Dante.
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When you mention epic poetry, everyone thinks of Dante first.
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Dante was an Italian poet.
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Dante lived in the Middle Ages.
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Have you ever read anything by Dante?
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