Lombardi
Lombardi (name) means an Italian surname, most famously associated with American football coach Vince Lombardi. Example: “The Super Bowl winner's trophy is named the Lombardi Trophy in his honor.”
How to use Lombardi
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishAn Italian surname now closely tied to American football through Vince Lombardi and the Lombardi Trophy.
Word forms
Lombardis plural
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Etymology
From the Italian surname Lombardi.
Rhymes for Lombardi
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What does “Lombardi” mean?
The word “Lombardi” means an Italian surname, most famously associated with American football coach Vince Lombardi. In plain terms, an Italian surname now closely tied to American football through Vince Lombardi and the Lombardi Trophy.
How do you pronounce “Lombardi”?
“Lombardi” is pronounced lŏm-bärʹdē.
How do you use “Lombardi” in a sentence?
Here is “Lombardi” used in a sentence: “The Super Bowl winner's trophy is named the Lombardi Trophy in his honor.”
What part of speech is “Lombardi”?
“Lombardi” is a name.
Where does the word “Lombardi” come from?
The word “Lombardi” comes from Italian. From the Italian surname Lombardi.
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