- 31,232 (out of Malta's
total 443,227), and its
inhabitants are
known as
Gozitans (Maltese: Għawdxin). It is rich in
historic locations such as the Ġgantija...
- The
Gozitan dialects are
rural dialects of
Maltese spoken in the
island of Gozo. The
vowel shift of *ā (phonologically a) to o or u is
their main differentiating...
- The
Gozitan Nation,
commonly known as Gozo, was an
unrecognised state located on the
island of Gozo
between 1798 and 1801
during the
French Revolutionary...
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Maltese sausage as
other possible ingredients.
Other Gozitan variants include the use of ingredients.
Gozitan cheeselets, for example, are used as
filling for...
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politician who is the 11th and
current President of Malta. She is the
first Gozitan woman to be
elected to the position. She was also the
Speaker of the House...
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Tripoli from the
Hospitallers on 14
August 1551. Some of the
enslaved Gozitans were
ransomed or freed,
while others are
known to have died in slavery...
- The
Gozitan Women's
League was the
highest division in
Gozitan women league football that for a
brief stint took
place in Gozo, Malta. It was organised...
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include Gozo ftira,
which is
served more like a
pizza than a sandwich.
Gozitan ftira is
served open with
thinly sliced potato over the crust, or folded...
- 2023
Island Games. As for
domestic club football, 14
Gozitan clubs parti****ted in the 2022–23
Gozitan football season, with 8
playing in
First Division...
- Gozo (Maltese: Għawdex) and
Comino (Maltese: Kemmuna);
people of Gozo,
Gozitans (Maltese: Għawdxin) are
considered a
subgroup of the Maltese. The current...
