/vwa.si/
Translation
here is, here are
Word origin
A compound of the imperative vois ('see', from voir) and the adverb ci ('here'). The ci element descends from Latin ecce hic ('behold here'), so voici literally means 'see here'.
- Origin
- Old French
- Root
- vois + ci
Examples
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Here is the report you requested.
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Here is how the new system works.
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Here is my card, call me whenever you like.
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Here are the keys to the house, don't lose them.
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Here is what I wanted to show you since yesterday.
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