English to Latin Meaning of viva - vivam

Viva :
vivam
Vivahabeo
← Viva voce
vivace →
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Definitions of viva in English
Noun(1) an examination conducted by spoken communication
Examples of viva in English
(1) He ended his speech with: ÔÇÿSophiatown forever, viva SophiatownÔÇÖ, which was greeted with enthusiastic nods by the crowd of around 60 people.
Related Phrases of viva
(1) viva voce ::
vivae vocis
Synonyms
Noun
1. oral examination ::
examen oris
2. oral ::
oris
3. viva voce ::
vivae vocis
4. oral exam ::
oris nito
Different Forms
viva, vivas
English to Latin Dictionary: viva

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