vivo
alive
adjective VEE-voh Less Common
Origin: from Latin 'vivus'
Also means
vivid
Usage Note
Vivo agrees in gender and number: viva, vivi, vive. Besides 'alive' it means bright or vivid of colours (colori vivi), and dal vivo means 'live' as in a concert.
Examples
"Il pesce è ancora vivo."
Natural Translation
The fish is still alive.
Literal Translation
The fish is still alive.

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