Vinci

[ vin-chee; Italian veen-chee ]

noun

1. Le·o·nar·do da [lee-, uh, -, nahr, -doh d, uh, ley-, le-aw-, nahr, -daw dah]. Leonardo da Vinci.

Vinci

/ ˈvɪntʃɪ /

noun

1. See Leonardo da Vinci

Example Sentences

The study's first authors include Vinci Au, who led the single cell genome sequencing in the Aparicio Lab, Dr. Michael Oliphant, who led the cell isolation in the Brugge Lab, and Dr. Marc Williams, who led the computational genome analysis in the Shah Lab.

From Science Daily

Wiseburn Da Vinci 60, Taft 52: Ahmose Daniels had 16 points and 10 rebounds for Da Vinci.

From Los Angeles Times

We learn about da Vinci’s early life, family, education and lovers, and the doc does an admirable job of explaining not just excellence but innovation.

From New York Times

A small-town kid born out of wedlock, he moved from the rustic countryside of Vinci, 30 miles west of Florence, to the sophisticated city to make his way.

From Los Angeles Times

The great 2011 exhibition “Leonardo da Vinci: Painter at the Court of Milan” at London’s National Gallery argued persuasively that, as court painter gainfully employed by the city’s ruler, he found the security and freedom, previously unavailable, that allowed his talents to blossom.

From Los Angeles Times