IPA: /pəˈniːnoʊ/
KK: /pəˈniːnoʊ/
A type of Italian sandwich that is typically filled with various ingredients like vegetables, cheese, and meats, and often grilled.
I ordered a panino filled with fresh mozzarella and basil for lunch.
**Panino** → The word originates from Italian *panino*, which is a diminutive form of *pane* (meaning bread). It refers to a small bread roll or sandwich. The term emphasizes the small size of the bread, often used to describe a type of sandwich made with it.
Imagine a small piece of 'bread' ('pane') when you think of 'panino' — it helps you remember that a panino is a small sandwich made with bread.