Leonardo in Japanese
Leonardo in Japanese is レオナルド — Leonardo means a male given name, the Italian form of Leonard.
Leonardo in Japanese
レオナルド
Pronounced: reonarudo
Leonardo da Vinci, Italian polymath.
What does "Leonardo" mean?
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name A male given name, the Italian form of Leonard.
"He was named Leonardo after his Italian grandfather."
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noun A painting created by the Italian Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci.
"The museum recently authenticated a previously unknown Leonardo."
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Leonardo in a sentence
- He was named Leonardo after his Italian grandfather.
- The museum recently authenticated a previously unknown Leonardo.
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What is "Leonardo" in Japanese?
"Leonardo" in Japanese is レオナルド. Leonardo means: A male given name, the Italian form of Leonard.
How do you pronounce レオナルド?
"Leonardo" in Japanese is レオナルド, pronounced "reonarudo".
How do you use "Leonardo" in a sentence?
Example: "He was named Leonardo after his Italian grandfather." In Japanese, "Leonardo" is レオナルド.
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