What is another word for lucania?
Pronunciation: [luːkˈe͡ɪni͡ə] (IPA) 
Lucania is a name used for an ancient region in Southern Italy. The term is derived from the ancient Greek word "Leukania," which means "land of the white," possibly referring to the white stones and cliffs of the region. Some possible synonyms for Lucania can include Basilicata, a modern-day region that covers most of the area previously known as Lucania, or Southern Italy, which refers to the entire southern part of the country. Other options could include Campania, Puglia, or Calabria, neighboring regions that share some similarities with Lucania in terms of geography, history, and culture.
