Vida
Latin-rooted feminine name
Vida is Spanish and Portuguese for life.
In English it appears mainly as a given name or in borrowed phrases like la vida loca (the crazy life) and mi vida (my life, used as a term of endearment).
The word retains its foreign flavor in English contexts.
Philosophy stressing self-created meaning
- vitalismNon-physical life principle
- purposeReason something exists
- meaningWhat something signifies
- mortalityState of eventual death
existence · being · consciousness · journey · path · destiny · fate · karma
Living biological entity
- lifespanTotal existence duration
- longevityDuration of existence
- metabolismCellular nutrient conversion
- cellularComposed of small units
reproduction · evolution · biodiversity · ecosystem · biosphere · animate · living · breathing
Danish concept of snugness
- mindfulnessAwareness of the present
- selfcareTending to personal wellbeing
- wellnessOverall state of health
- minimalismAesthetic of reduction
simplicity · contentment · fulfillment · balance · harmony · leisure · recreation · routine
existentialism
Philosophy stressing self-created meaning
mortality · existence · being · consciousness · journey · path · destiny · fate · karma · afterlife
organism
Living biological entity
- lifespanTotal existence duration
- longevityDuration of existence
- metabolismCellular nutrient conversion
cellular · reproduction · evolution · biodiversity · ecosystem · biosphere · animate · living · breathing · growth
hygge
Danish concept of snugness
- mindfulnessAwareness of the present
- selfcareTending to personal wellbeing
- wellnessOverall state of health
minimalism · simplicity · contentment · fulfillment · balance · harmony · leisure · recreation · routine · habits
viva
Acclaim meaning "live"
- dolce vitaSweet life philosophy
- Lane CountyEugene, Springfield, Florence, Lowell, Santa Clara
- Neo-Latin WritersErasmus, Buchanan
- Persian NamesCyrus, Darius, Xerxes