Pronunciation: /pəˈniːni/

Definitions of panini

noun a type of Italian sandwich made with small loaves of bread that are filled and grilled

Example Sentences

A1 I would like a panini for lunch.

A2 The panini at this cafe is delicious.

B1 I prefer my panini toasted with cheese and ham.

B2 The panini selection at this restaurant is impressive.

C1 The chef created a gourmet panini with truffle aioli and prosciutto.

C2 The panini connoisseur could distinguish the different bread types used in each sandwich.

Examples of panini in a Sentence

formal The panini served at the cafe was made with freshly baked bread and high-quality ingredients.

informal I love grabbing a panini for lunch when I'm on the go.

slang Let's meet up at that new spot for some bomb paninis.

figurative Her words were like a panini, perfectly layered and satisfying to hear.

Grammatical Forms of panini

plural

paninis

comparative

more panini

superlative

most panini

present tense

panini

future tense

will panini

perfect tense

have paninied

continuous tense

is panining

singular

panino

positive degree

panini

infinitive

to panini

gerund

panining

participle

paninied

Origin and Evolution of panini

First Known Use: 1601 year
Language of Origin: Italian
Story behind the word: The word 'panini' originated in Italy.
Evolution of the word: Originally referred to a type of sandwich made with Italian bread, the term 'panini' has evolved to encompass a variety of grilled or toasted sandwiches worldwide.