Similar words: umbria, northumbria, cambrian, precambrian, fimbria, cambria, umbriferous, Brian. Meaning: n. an extinct Italic language of ancient southern Italy.
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(1) Numerous Umbrian towns hold their own summer festivals of music, theatre, and dance.
(2) Chefs at Hotel Viole combine ancient Umbrian recipes with modern trends in international cuisine. The resulting dishes are simply delicious.
(3) Umbrian olives have been known as the best olives in Italy ancient Roman times.
(4) Even today, Umbrian olives are notorious for making olive oil with an amazing potent flavor and digestive qualities and nutritional values to boot.
(5) Umbrian olives have been known as the best olives in Italy since ancient Roman times.
(6) This homely hotel is surrounded by the green Umbrian Valley and boasts a peaceful, spacious garden.
(7) There are three apartments available, appointed in simple style with a sprinkling of original Umbrian peasant furniture.
(8) A policeman was slightly injured when he was struck by falling stones in the Umbrian town of Sellano.
(9) Failing to communicate anything helpful to Marcello, the little Umbrian angel looks straight at the camera[sentencedict.com/umbrian.html], and at us.
(10) The recipes for olive oil have been passed down through generations of Umbrian farmers, starting with the Romans and Etruscans.
(11) The stunning complex is located on top of a hill, which gave us spectacular views of the Umbrian countryside and a small mountain about 20 kilometers away.
(12) Pietro Perugino (1446–1524) was the leading painter of the Umbrian school.
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