Stanitzl

Bavarian

Etymology

Uncertain. Possibly from obsolete Scharnützel, from obsolete Italian scarnuzzo (“paper cone; paper roll”). Alternatively, from Venetian scardoccia, scardoccia, scartoccio (equivalent to Italian cartoccio (“cone, cartridge”)) influenced by Czech kornút or Slovak kornút (“cornet, ice cream cone”). Alternatively, a variant of Middle High German scharmützel influenced by Czech kornout (“cornet, ice cream cone”), from Italian scaramuccia and/or Middle French escarmuche, or from Italian scartoccio, a variant of cartoccio.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ʃd̥ɑːˈnid̥sl̩/
• Hyphenation: Sta‧nitzl

Noun

Stanitzl n (plural Stanitzln)

1. cornet (a piece of paper twisted to be used as a container)
2. (Austria, Vienna) ice cream cone

Descendants

• → German: Stanitzel