Scotti

Proper noun

Meaning

Scotti (plural Scottis)

A surname.

Synonyms

Phrases with the word

Examples

Antonio Scotti played the title role in Buenos Aires in July 1893; Gustav Mahler conducted the opera in Hamburg in January 1894; a Russian translation was presented in St Petersburg in the same month. Source: Internet

However, when Giovannina Basoni (who eventually became Baroness Scotti) played and sang arias from the composer's operas, he did appear to pay some attention. Source: Internet

Lotario was the nephew of Pope Clement III ; his mother, Claricia Scotti (Romani de Scotti), was from the same noble Roman family. Source: Internet

He recalled Cosby presenting him with "a satchel of money, all $100 bills," and pressing Scotti to distribute the payments using money orders in his own name. Source: Internet

In sharp contrast, no clear reference pointing to Scotti in Scotland in the Roman period has been found. Source: Internet

The etymology of Scotti, and its Gaelic roots, if any, are uncertain. Source: Internet

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