Definition of mancia in English:

mancia

noun ˈmantʃɪə

rare

A gratuity, tip.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Jones (1742–1803), landscape painter. From Italian mancia tip, gratuity, probably from Old French manche in the sense ‘gift of a sleeve given by a lady (as a chivalric token)’.

Definition of mancia in US English:

mancia

nounˈmantʃɪə

rare

A gratuity, tip.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Jones (1742–1803), landscape painter. From Italian mancia tip, gratuity, probably from Old French manche in the sense ‘gift of a sleeve given by a lady (as a chivalric token)’.

单词	mancia
释义	Definition of mancia in English: mancia noun ˈmantʃɪə rare A gratuity, tip. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Jones (1742–1803), landscape painter. From Italian mancia tip, gratuity, probably from Old French manche in the sense ‘gift of a sleeve given by a lady (as a chivalric token)’. Definition of mancia in US English: mancia nounˈmantʃɪə rare A gratuity, tip. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Jones (1742–1803), landscape painter. From Italian mancia tip, gratuity, probably from Old French manche in the sense ‘gift of a sleeve given by a lady (as a chivalric token)’.
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