mascherina
Italian edit
Etymology edit
From maschera (“mask”) + -ina (diminutive suffix).
Pronunciation edit
Noun edit
mascherina f (plural mascherine)
- Diminutive of maschera: small mask
- flexible pad held over the nose and mouth, as a dust mask, paint mask, or surgical mask
- 2014, Michele Capurso, Gioco e studio in ospedale, Erickson (publ.), page 177.
- Camici e cuffie, di norma, andranno cambiati quando si entra in contatto con un altro paziente; le mascherine vanno sostituite in media ogni una-due ore.
- Normally, gowns and caps are to be changed after making contact with another patient; masks are to be changed every one or two hours on average.
- 2014, Michele Capurso, Gioco e studio in ospedale, Erickson (publ.), page 177.
- patch (animal marking)
- un cane bianco con una mascherina nera ― a white dog with a black patch
- toecap
- radiator grill
- plastic or cardboard sheet used to delimit surfaces to be covered with paint; template
Descendants edit
- Arabic
- Libyan Arabic:Arabic script: مسكرينة (maskarīnah)