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/vœv/
Translation
widow
Word origin
From Latin vidua ('widow'), from a root meaning 'to be separated'. English 'widow' descends from the same Indo-European root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- vidua
- English cognates
- widow
Grammar
Examples
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She has been a widow for five years.
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The soldier's widow received a letter.
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The widows of the village meet up on Sundays.
Cette .
This widow is raising her three children alone.
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A young widow lives opposite.
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