Parenti

Proper noun

Meaning

Parenti (plural Parentis)

A surname from Italian.

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Anagrams

painter pertain repaint terapin apterin parient Pertina

Examples

Tim Parenti, who went to Pitt for both undergraduate and graduate school, has served as an judge for the past two years for Pittsburgh Ward 4 District 14, which votes in Posvar Hall. Source: Internet

Survivors include one son-in-law, Michael Parenti of Bedford; three grandsons, Michael Parenti Jr. of Bedford, James Scott of Chicago, and Miguel Lewis of Louisiana. Source: Internet

Michael Parenti admits Cicero's abilities as an orator, but finds him a vain, pompous and hypocritical personality who, when it suited him, could show public support for popular causes that he privately despised. Source: Internet

Parenti presents Cicero's prosecution of the Catiline conspiracy as legally flawed at least, and possibly unlawful. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

parenthetically parentheticalness parenthood parenticide parentification parentify