[ˈviːu]
1. adjective Alive.
Etymology: From Latin vivus.
Author: Ángel Serrano
vita
[ˈvita]
1. feminine noun Life.
Etymology: From Latin vita.
graudre
[ˈgɾau̯dɾe]
1. transitive verb To conceive (a child).
Etymology: From Latin gravida via *gravidare.
priferanza
priferăre
[pɾiˈfeɾəɾe]
1. transitive verb To prefer.
Etymology: From Latin praeferre.
-anza
[ˈanza]
1. derivative suffix Added to the stem of a verb, it derives a new noun. Example: graudre-si (verb), to become pregnant, graudanza (noun), pregnancy; priferăre (verb), to prefer, priferanza (noun), preference.
Etymology: From Latin -antia.
graudanza
[gɾau̯ˈdanza]
1. feminine noun Pregnancy.
Etymology: From graud-, stem of graudre-si, plus derivative suffix -anza.
graudata
[gɾau̯ˈdata]
1. feminine noun Pregnant woman.
Etymology: From graud-, stem of graudre-si, plus derivative suffix -ata.
graudre-si
[ˈgɾau̯dɾesi]
1. pronominal verb To become pregnant.
Etymology: From Latin gravida via *gravidare.