How to Say “Unleavened Bread” in Italian

pane azzimo
/ˈpa.ne ˈad.d͡zi.mo/word by wordmasculine
The English phrase "unleavened bread" is translated into Italian as pane azzimo.
pane azzimo is a masculine noun used to describe bread that has been made without a raising agent.
Meaning: bread without a raising agent (noun)

What does it mean word for word?

The term is composed of pane (bread) and azzimo (unleavened/without yeast).

How does it change in a sentence?

To express the plural form 'unleavened breads', use pani azzimi.

How do you pronounce it?

It consists of 5 syllables, with the stress on the first syllable.

Did you know?

  • The word pane can be traced back to the Latin pānus, which originally referred to a 'thread' wound on a bobbin, suggesting an ancient connection between the shape of a loaf and a spool.
  • In Italy, the term pane azzimo is almost exclusively associated with religious contexts, such as the Jewish Passover or the Catholic Eucharist, rather than daily culinary use.
  • Unlike most Italian breads which are identified by their region or grain, pane azzimo is defined by what it lacks, reflecting a theological distinction rather than a culinary style.

Examples in context

  • Vorrei del pane azzimo per questa occasione speciale
    I would like some unleavened bread for this special occasion
  • Mi piace molto il pane senza lievito, ha un gusto unico
    I really like unleavened bread, it has a unique taste
  • Il pane azzimo è molto sottile.
    The unleavened bread is very thin.
  • Mangiamo solo pane azzimo durante la festa.
    We only eat unleavened bread during the feast.
  • Hai preparato il pane azzimo in casa?
    Did you make the unleavened bread at home?

Example conversation

Alessandro and Chiara are in a kitchen preparing for a religious tradition.

  1. Alessandro

    Chiara, hai comprato il pane azzimo?
    Chiara, did you buy the unleavened bread?
  2. Chiara

    Sì Alessandro, l'ho preso stamattina.
    Yes Alessandro, I bought it this morning.
  3. Alessandro

    Ottimo, ora possiamo preparare la cena.
    Great, now we can prepare dinner.
  4. Chiara

    Perfetto, inizio subito a sistemare tutto.
    Perfect, I will start setting everything up immediately.

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