Meaning of "panico arabo" in the Italian dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF PANICO ARABO IN ITALIAN

panico arabo

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF PANICO ARABO

Panico arabo is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

TRANSLATION OF PANICO ARABO

Find out the translation of panico arabo to 25 languages with our Italian multilingual translator.

The translations of panico arabo from Italian to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «panico arabo» in Italian.

• Translator Italian - Chinese: 水恐慌
• Translator Italian - Spanish: pánico agua
• Translator Italian - English: Aquatic panic
• Translator Italian - Hindi: पानी आतंक
• Translator Italian - Arabic: الذعر المياه
• Translator Italian - Russian: вода паника
• Translator Italian - Portuguese: pânico de água
• Translator Italian - Bengali: পানি আতঙ্ক
• Translator Italian - French: panique de l´eau
• Translator Italian - Malay: panik air
• Translator Italian - German: Wasser Panik
• Translator Italian - Japanese: 水パニック
• Translator Italian - Korean: 물 공포
• Translator Italian - Javanese: gupuh banyu
• Translator Italian - Vietnamese: hoảng sợ nước
• Translator Italian - Tamil: நீர் பீதி
• Translator Italian - Marathi: पाणी पॅनिक
• Translator Italian - Turkish: su panik
• Italian: panico arabo
• Translator Italian - Polish: panika woda
• Translator Italian - Ukrainian: вода паніка
• Translator Italian - Romanian: panica apa
• Translator Italian - Greek: πανικού νερό
• Translator Italian - Afrikaans: water paniek
• Translator Italian - Swedish: vatten panik
• Translator Italian - Norwegian: vann panikk

ITALIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «PANICO ARABO»

Discover the use of panico arabo in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to panico arabo and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Italian literature.

Il Ponte

Ma le cose non sono cosi semplici. Se infatti certi episodi meno nobili della " guerra d'indipendenza " israeliana erano forse stati tali da giustificare il panico arabo nei confronti degli " invasori " ebrei (ma la guerra è sempre guerra! e gli arabi ...

Piero Calamandrei, 1965