Asturian edit

Etymology edit

From Latin vīvus.

Pronunciation edit

  • IPA(key): /ˈbibu/, [ˈbi.β̞u]

Adjective edit

vivu m sg (feminine singular viva, neuter singular vivo, masculine plural vivos, feminine plural vives)

  1. alive (having life; not dead)
    • 1993, Ramón d’Andrés Díaz, Allugamientu de los pronomes átonos col verbu n'asturianu, University of Oviedo, page 45:
      Que lu maten o lu dexen vivu num m’importa.
      It doesn’t matter to me whether they kill him or leave him alive.
  2. living (still in existence)
    • 1991, Xosé Antón G. Riaño, Didáutica de la llingua asturiana, page 114:
      Según la so opinión, ¿ye l’asturianu una llingua viva nel conceyu?.
      According to your opinion, is Asturian a living language in the municipality?
  3. lively; vivacious
    • 1996, James Fernández McClintock, Campos léxicos y vida cultural n’Asturies, Academia de la Llingua Asturiana, page 123:
      Asina afalaga l’andaluz Terrero’l baille tan vivu de les muyeres andaluces: []
      Thus Terrero, the Andalusian, flatters the lively dance of Andalusian women: []

Esperanto edit

Pronunciation edit

  • IPA(key): [ˈvivu]
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  • Rhymes: -ivu
  • Hyphenation: vi‧vu

Verb edit

vivu

  1. imperative of vivi

Interjection edit

vivu

  1. long live
    'Vivu Zamenhof, vivi Esperanto!
    Long live Zamenhof, long live Esperanto!

Swahili edit

Pronunciation edit

Adjective edit

-vivu (declinable)

  1. idle; slow; lazy

Declension edit

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