No. 3,621 in French

lorenzo

"Lorenzo" is not a French word; it is a given name of Italian origin.

In a sentence

Lorenzo est un étudiant qui excelle en mathématiques.
Lorenzo is a student who excels in mathematics.
Directly referring to a person named Lorenzo.
Quand Lorenzo visite, il apporte toujours des cadeaux.
When Lorenzo visits, he always brings gifts.
Refers to a habitual action associated with the individual named Lorenzo.
Les aventures de Lorenzo sont racontées dans ce livre.
The adventures of Lorenzo are told in this book.
Used as the name of the protagonist in a narrative.

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