Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
vivat
interjection
/ˈviː.vɑːt/
Definition
A Latin word meaning “may he/she live” or “long live,” often used in celebratory contexts.
Examples
- “Vivat Regina!” – Long live the Queen!
- During the celebration, the crowd shouted “vivat” in honor of the guest of honor.
Meaning
It expresses a wish for someone’s long life or longevity. Often used in a ceremonial context, especially in declarations of support or honor.
Synonyms
- long live
- cheers
- hail
