Madonna in Italian
Madonna in Italian is Madonna — Madonna means an artistic depiction of the Virgin Mary, especially shown holding the infant Jesus.
Madonna in Italian
Madonna
(Christianity, sometimes with definite article) Synonym of Mary, mother of Jesus, especially in Catholic contexts.
What does "Madonna" mean?
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noun An artistic depiction of the Virgin Mary, especially shown holding the infant Jesus.
"The museum's most famous painting is a fifteenth-century madonna by an unknown Florentine artist."
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noun A skateboarding trick in which the front foot is lifted off the board and kicked straight down behind it.
"He landed a clean madonna off the ledge to finish the run."
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Madonna in a sentence
- The museum's most famous painting is a fifteenth-century madonna by an unknown Florentine artist.
- Tourists lined up to see the small wooden madonna above the altar.
- He landed a clean madonna off the ledge to finish the run.
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What is "Madonna" in Italian?
"Madonna" in Italian is Madonna. Madonna means: An artistic depiction of the Virgin Mary, especially shown holding the infant Jesus.
How do you use "Madonna" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum's most famous painting is a fifteenth-century madonna by an unknown Florentine artist." In Italian, "Madonna" is Madonna.
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