Gioconda

/ dʒoˈkonda /

noun

1. La Gioconda
   See Mona Lisa

Word History and Origins

Origin of Gioconda¹

Italian: the smiling (lady)

Example Sentences

“La Gioconda ha trovato,” a legislator shouted.

From Literature

And then, according to Geri: “To our astonished eyes, the divine Gioconda appeared, intact and marvelously preserved. We took it to the window to compare it with the photograph we had brought with us. Poggi examined it and there was no doubt that it was the original. The Louvre’s catalog number and stamp on the back of it matched with the photograph.”

From Literature

“Beware, La Gioconda is a dangerous picture,” writes the French historian Jules Michelet.

From Literature

“No word is spoken but ‘Gioconda,’” the Rome Tribune wrote.

From Literature

“Nothing is sought but ‘Gioconda.’”

From Literature