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Ver⋅di
[vair-dee; It. ver-dee] 
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–noun
| Giu⋅sep⋅pe [joo-zep-pe] , 1813–1901, Italian composer. |
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| Ver·di (vâr'dē) Italian composer of operas, including La Traviata (1853), Aïda (1871), and Otello (1887). He is credited with raising Italian opera to its fullest artistic form. |
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Verdi
(named after the Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901)) Provable systems language. Descendant of Ottawa Euclid.
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Language Translation for : verdi
Spanish:
valor,
German:
der Wert,
Japanese:
(貨幣などの) 単位名
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