[fuh-rahr-uh; It. fer-rah-rah] 
| a city in N Italy, near the Po River: medieval university and cathedral. 154,876. |
| Fer·ra·ra (fə-rär'ə, fě-rä'rä) A city of northern Italy southwest of Venice. In the early 13th century the Este family established a powerful principality here and made it a flourishing center of Renaissance learning and the arts. Population: 133,000. |
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