Plural of madonna
regular plural
The plural of madonna is madonnas.
Forms of madonna
| Singular | madonna /məˈdɒnə/ |
|---|---|
| Plural | madonnas |
| Countable | countable |
Madonnas in a sentence
- Giacomo Medica’s (1965) sample of the 697 most important Marian sanctuaries in Italy gives us some idea of the number of Italian madonnas in Italy as a whole.1992, Michael P. Carroll, “The Mary Cult”, in Madonnas That Maim: Popular Catholicism in Italy since the Fifteenth Century, Baltimore, Md....
- When it has not whitened them, the church has attempted to assimilate dark or black madonnas; this is evident in the many Italian madonnas described as bruna.1993, Lucia Chiavola Birnbaum, Black Madonnas: Feminism, Religion, and Politics in Italy, Northeastern University Press, →ISBN, page 32
Meaning of madonna
- noun A representation of the Virgin Mary.
- noun A morally pure woman.
- noun A lady.
Questions about the plural of madonna
- What is the plural of madonna?
- The plural of madonna is madonnas.
- Is madonna countable?
- Madonna is a countable noun.
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