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The [[East]], [[Atlantia]], [[AEthelmearc|Æthelmearc]], [[Drachenwald]], [[Ansteorra]], [[Trimaris]], [[Northshield]], and [[Artemisia]] use the exclamation "Vivat!" as an expression of acclamation and joy. |
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The literal translation of vivat from Latin is 'long live' |
The literal translation of vivat from [[Latin]] is 'he/she/it lives', or, more idiomatically, 'long live'. |
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In some kingdoms, the use of vivat is proscibed thusly: 'vivat' is exclaimed when cheering an individual entity and 'vivant' is used when cheering many people as a group. |
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See also: [[huzzah]], [[hoobah]], [[wassail]]. |
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''See also:'' |
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* [[huzzah]] |
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* [[hoobah]] |
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* [[wassail]] |
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* [[skoal]] |
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[[category:SCAism]] |
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Latest revision as of 21:13, 24 September 2008
The East, Atlantia, Æthelmearc, Drachenwald, Ansteorra, Trimaris, Northshield, and Artemisia use the exclamation "Vivat!" as an expression of acclamation and joy.
The literal translation of vivat from Latin is 'he/she/it lives', or, more idiomatically, 'long live'.
In some kingdoms, the use of vivat is proscibed thusly: 'vivat' is exclaimed when cheering an individual entity and 'vivant' is used when cheering many people as a group.
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