Gino

[ jee-noh ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Levi-Montalcini moved in with her mother, her twin sister Paola, who was an artist, and her architect brother Gino, in her childhood home.

From Nautilus

A piece of deep-dish pizza sits on a table at Gino’s East restaurant in Chicago.

From Ozy

Try Gino Bartali, two-time winner of the Tour de France who defied Mussolini and helped the Jews.

From The Daily Beast

Just four weeks before the massive collapse of the mine, a mini-avalanche sliced off the left leg of worker Gino Cortes.

From The Daily Beast

It was afterwards the property of the Marchese Gino Capponi.

From Project Gutenberg

Look you, Gino—thy master sometimes calls for his gondola between sunset and morning?

From Project Gutenberg

A backstroke of Gino's oar, however, soon brought the side of the arrested boat to a flight of steps.

From Project Gutenberg

Gino issued into one of these thoroughfares when he quitted the private passage which communicated with the palace of his master.

From Project Gutenberg

Our errand is not with the Candian trader, Gino; therefore ply thy oar, for time passes.

From Project Gutenberg