viva2, vivat, vive (2024)

Source:
Fowler’s Dictionary of Modern English Usage
Author(s):
JeremyButterfieldJeremy Butterfield

Pronounced /ˈviːvә/, /ˈvʌɪvat/, and /vv/, these are respectively the Italian, Latin, and French for ‘long live ——’. All may be expressed in the plural (... ...

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