Umberto I

British  

/ umˈbɛrto /

noun

1. 1844–1900, king of Italy (1878–1900); son of Victor Emmanuel II: assassinated at Monza

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Example Sentences

Streetscape: Fabietto likes to hang out at the towering 19th century Galleria Umberto I shopping district, named after King Umberto I.

From Los Angeles Times

“Every day in those years, there was a murder in Naples,” Simone Di Meo, an investigative journalist who specialises in the Camorra, tells me over a bicerin in the very grand Galleria Umberto I in central Naples, a location picked because it is open and very public, something a man with powerful enemies has to keep in mind.

From The Guardian

Victor Emmanuel ruled Italy from 1900-1946, when he abdicated in favor of his son, Umberto I, Italy’s last king.

From Seattle Times

When Emma Morano was born, Umberto I was still reigning over Italy, Fiat had only just been established and Milan Football Club was still a few weeks off creation.

From BBC

But on that crisp spring day, sitting in Piazza Umberto I, all I could see was green above and clouds below.

From New York Times