IPA: /sɪˈkeɪdə/
KK: /sɪˈkeɪdə/
A type of insect known for its loud, distinctive sound, often found in warm climates during the summer.
The cicala sang loudly in the trees, announcing the arrival of summer.
The word 'cicala' comes from Italian, derived from Latin 'cicada', which refers to a type of insect known for its distinctive sound. The Latin term is believed to be derived from the Greek 'kikada', which also means cicada. The word 'cicala' specifically refers to this insect, known for its loud calls during the summer months.
Think of the Italian word 'cicala' as a direct reference to the cicada, an insect famous for its summer sounds.