Marconi Meaning in English

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US

mɑɹˈkoʊni

mar-KOH-nee

UK

mɑːˈkəʊni

mah-KOH-nee

Definition

Marconi is a famous surname, most commonly referring to Guglielmo Marconi, the Italian inventor and pioneer of wireless radio communication.

Usage & Nuances

Mostly used as a proper noun—person's surname, names of streets, companies, or schools, often referencing Guglielmo Marconi. Capitalize it. In technology and science, 'Marconi' often symbolizes innovation in wireless communication.

• Spanish: Marconi
• Portuguese (BR): Marconi
• Portuguese (PT): Marconi
• Chinese (Simplified): 马可尼
• Chinese (Traditional): 馬可尼
• Hindi: मारकोनी
• Arabic: ماركوني
• Bengali: মারকোনি
• Russian: Маркони
• Japanese: マルコーニ
• Vietnamese: Marconi
• Korean: 마르코니
• Turkish: Marconi
• Urdu: مارکونی
• Indonesian: Marconi

Example Sentences

Marconi invented the first wireless radio.

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Marconi was born in Italy.

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There is a school named after Marconi in my city.

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The legacy of Marconi changed how the world communicates.

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Did you know Marconi won the Nobel Prize in Physics?

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Many streets around the world are named Marconi in his honor.

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