No. 984 in Italian
varese
"Varese" is a proper noun referring to a city in northern Italy.
In a sentence
Ho visitato Varese durante le vacanze estive.
I visited Varese during the summer holidays.
Here, 'Varese' is used as a proper noun, representing the name of a city in Italy.
Il lago di Varese è un posto incantevole.
The Lake of Varese is an enchanting place.
In this sentence, 'Varese' refers to the geographical location associated with the lake, emphasizing its descriptive use.
La squadra di calcio di Varese ha vinto la partita.
The Varese soccer team won the match.
Here, 'Varese' is used to indicate the team representing this city, showcasing its associative application.
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