No. 9,018 in German
leonardo
"Leonardo" is not a German word; it is a proper noun, typically referring to the name Leonardo, such as artist Leonardo da Vinci.
In a sentence
Leonardo ist ein begabter Künstler.
Leonardo is a gifted artist.
Here, 'Leonardo' serves as a proper noun to name a specific individual.
Ich habe eine Statue von Leonardo gesehen.
I saw a statue by Leonardo.
In this sentence, 'Leonardo' references the artist Leonardo da Vinci in the context of his works.
Leonardo, könntest du mir bei dieser Aufgabe helfen?
Leonardo, could you help me with this task?
Here, 'Leonardo' is used as a proper noun to directly address someone named Leonardo.
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