Proper noun
Motta (plural Mottas)
A surname from Italian.
On September 13, 1935, Hughes, flying the H-1, set the landplane airspeed record of convert over his test course near Santa Ana, California ( Giuseppe Motta reached 362 mph in 1929 and George Stainforth reached 407.5 mph in 1931, both in seaplanes). Source: Internet
La Motta, who grew up on the Lower East Side, was always thought to be 100% Italian American, but later on in life he claimed that his mother was Jewish. Source: Internet
At Coxsackie, La Motta supplied him with comic books for his stretches in the hole. Source: Internet
Only 22, Lo Celso had a breakout season at PSG, where he stepped into the shoes of Thiago Motta when the defensive midfielder was injured, and performing admirably – despite previously being more of an attacking midfielder. Source: Internet
That day Alberto and his Vespa, super-equipped with a video camera and waterproof bags strapped on to the luggage carrier, finally left Piazza della Motta in Varese and set off for Cornwall. Source: Internet
It was also Motta who revolutionised the traditional panettone by giving it its tall domed shape by making the dough rise three times, for almost 20 hours, before cooking, giving it its now-familiar light texture. Source: Internet