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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesvivo
Pronunciation / Transliteration: vivo
"El jardín está lleno de plantas vivas que prosperan bajo la luz del sol."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Having life; not dead.
"The garden is full of living plants that thrive in the sunlight." - 2
Inhabited or occupied; not deserted.
"They moved to a living city with a vibrant culture."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'living' originates from the Old English 'libban', which means 'to live'. It has evolved through Middle English and has retained its core meaning related to life and existence throughout its history.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Living" is said worldwide
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vivant
Transliteration: vivant
"Le jardin est plein de plantes vivantes qui prospèrent au soleil."
lebendig
Transliteration: lebendig
"Der Garten ist voller lebendiger Pflanzen, die im Sonnenlicht gedeihen."
vivente
Transliteration: vivente
"Il giardino è pieno di piante viventi che prosperano alla luce del sole."
vivo
Transliteration: vivo
"El jardín está lleno de plantas vivas que prosperan bajo la luz del sol."
vivo
Transliteration: vivo
"O jardim está cheio de plantas vivas que prosperam ao sol."
जीवित
Transliteration: jīvit
"बगीचे में जीवित पौधों की भरपूरता है जो धूप में फलते-फूलते हैं।"
活着
Transliteration: huózhe
"花园里充满了活着的植物，它们在阳光下茁壮成长。"
살아있는
Transliteration: sal-aissneun
"정원에는 햇빛 아래에서 자라는 살아있는 식물들이 가득하다."
生きている
Transliteration: ikite iru
"庭には太陽の下で育つ生きている植物がたくさんあります。"
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