Definition: Annunziata refers to a Latin phrase used in medieval texts, meaning "famine." It was a term for an economic hardship that could occur if there was not enough food or other resources available due to famine. The word originally comes from the Latin "annunziari," which means "producers" or "heirs of the poor," and it is used in these medieval texts as an euphemism for being unable to support oneself.
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