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See also ánimo, animó, and animò

Esperanto

Noun

Animo (plural Animoj, accusative singular Animon, accusative plural Animojn)

  1. soul.
    Ĉu vi kredas ke la animo ekzistas malantaŭ morto?
    Do you believe the soul existas after death?

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Italian

Etymology

Latin animus

Noun

animo m. (plural animi)

  1. mind
  2. spirit, courage
    Animo! - Have courage!
  3. inclination
  4. thought
  5. opinion

Verb form

animo

  1. first-person singular present of animare

Related terms

Anagrams

  • aimno,
  • amino
  • amnio
  • moina
  • nomai

Latin

Etymology

Noun

animō

  1. dative singular of animus
  2. ablative singular of animus

Verb

present active animō, present infinitive animāre, perfect active animāvī, supine animātum.

  1. I fill with breath or air.
  2. I animate, quicken.
  3. I refresh, revive.
  4. I transform into a living being, give or bring life; inspire.
  5. I give or endow with a particular disposition of mind; rouse, incite.
  6. I encourage, help.
  7. (of colours) I enliven.
  8. (of torches) I kindle, light.

Inflection

Derived terms

  • exanimō
  • redanimō

Related terms

  • animus

Descendants

  • Italian: animare

Portuguese

Verb

animo

  1. First-person singular (eu) present indicative of verb animar.

Spanish

Verb

Animo (infinitive animar)

  1. first-person singular present of animar

de:animo el:animo fr:animo fy:animo gl:animo io:animo it:animo lt:animo ja:animo no:animo oc:animo pl:animo ru:animo fi:animo tl:animo tr:animo

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