vida

Meaning

1. (feminine) life
2. (archaic,feminine) sustenance, food

Gender

♀️ Feminine

Pronounced as (IPA)

[ˈbiðɐ]

Etymology

From Old Galician-Portuguese vida, from Latin vīta.

Sentences

Máis tarde dixo " a miña vida vale máis que un título ".

He later said "my life is worth more than a title."

Tratei con policías toda a vida e " sei ".

I've dealt with cops all my life and "I know."

Non estou aquí para xulgar as túas decisións na vida , amigo .

I'm not here to judge your decisions in life, buddy.

Sucedía , en efecto, que , na vida , nada era en absoluto o que parecía .

It happened, in effect, that, in life, nothing was at all what it seemed.

Isto suxire que crían na posibilidade dunha vida tras da morte .

This suggests that they believed in the possibility of an afterlife.

Son a vida , a insoportable, a implacable vida !.

They are life, the unbearable, the unforgiving.

Tento salvarche a vida , idiota .

I'm trying to save your life, jerk.

Foi devota toda a súa vida e seguiu as prácticas da Alta igrexa .

She was devout all her life and followed the practices of the High church.