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Pronunciation: [vˈiːdə] (IPA)

The word "vida" means life in Spanish. There are several synonyms for this word, including existencia, biografía, sustento, and subsistencia. Existencia refers to the state of being alive, while biografía is a person's life story. Sustento and subsistencia both refer to the means by which one maintains their livelihood, such as food and shelter. Other synonyms for vida include vivencia, which refers to a personal experience, and alma, which translates to soul. These synonyms emphasize the many different aspects of life, from physical existence to the inner self.
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We shall find that many of the old books on poetry written with much learning by scholars and poets, like Aristotle, Horace, Vida, Scaliger, Vossius, Fabricius, Boileau, Pope, Opitz, Gottsched, Dante, are in part obsolete.
"The Literature of Ecstasy"
Albert Mordell
Madame Vida, the major's sister-in-law, being alone with me one morning, confided in me in a moment of unreserved confidence what she had to suffer from the jealous disposition of her husband, and his cruelty in having allowed her to sleep alone for the last four years, when she was in the very flower of her age.
"The Memoires of Casanova, Complete The Rare Unabridged London Edition Of 1894, plus An Unpublished Chapter of History, By Arthur Symons"
Jacques Casanova de Seingalt
Scotsmen, whose dwellings and whose food were as wretched as those of the Icelanders of our time, wrote Latin verse with more than the delicacy of Vida, and made discoveries in science which would have added to the renown of Galileo.
"The History of England from the Accession of James II. Volume 1 (of 5)"
Thomas Babington Macaulay

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  • Duas estradas divergiram em uma madeira amarela. E desculpe eu não poderia viajar tanto de quem. Não a menos percorrida. Nem o mais viajou por. Em vez disso, Eu criei minha própria estrada. O caminho a seguir meus próprios sonhos. Afinal de contas, Qualquer estrada é apenas uma estrada. Até que você faça alguma coisa dele. Como a Vida é cheia de milhões de escolhas. E ainda a Vida é também o que você faz dela. Cada aprendendo que eu ganho em minha jornada. Deixa as folhas pisadas preto. E agora eu relembrar com um suspiro de alívio. Idades em algum lugar e, consequentemente, as idades. Para baixo que estrada da memória mágica. Duas estradas divergiram em uma madeira amarela. E eu, eu criei minha própria estrada. A seguir os meus próprios sonhos. E é isso que devo ter feito toda a diferença. A Vida Continua!
    Deodatta V. Shenai-Khatkhate
  • I received a letter from you with satisfaction, having long been desirous of any occasion of testifying my regard for you, and particularly of acknowledging the pleasure your Version of Vida's Poetick had afforded me. I had it not indeed from your bookseller, but read it with eagerness, and think it both a correct and a spirited translation. I am pleased to have been (as you tell me) the occasion of your undertaking that work: that is some sort of merit; and, if I have any in me, it really consists in an earnest desire to promote and produce, as far as I can, that of others. [...] I am obliged to you, Sir, for expressing a much higher opinion of me than I know I deserve: the freedom with which you write is yet what obliges and pleases me more; and it is with sincerity that I say, I would rather be thought by every ingenious man in the world, his servant, than his rival.
    Christopher Pitt

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