[lɔˈrentsoʊ]

Definitions

1. proper noun

A masculine given name, typically of Italian or Spanish origin, derived from the Latin name Laurentius.

“He’s named Lorenzo, and he’s from a lovely Italian family.”

2. noun

A type of Italian Renaissance painter, particularly one who excelled in portraiture.

“Lorenzo Costa was an accomplished painter of the Italian Renaissance period.”

3. noun

A type of Italian noble or aristocrat, particularly one from the 15th century.

“Lorenzo de’ Medici was a powerful Italian nobleman and statesman.”