vīctus

Definitiones

1. living, way of life, lifestyle
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2. nourishment, provision, diet, that which sustains life
   declension-4
3. necessaries of life
   Late-Latin, declension-4

Aequivalentia

29 more languages

Afrikaansleefstyl

العربيةحياةطَرِيقَة فِي حَيَاةنَمَط الحَيَاةنَمَط حَيَاة+ 1 more

Bosanskividaбит

Češtinaživotní stylzpůsob života

Dansklevnedlivsstil

DeutschLebensartLebensstilLebenswandelLebensweise+ 1 more

Esperantovivmaniero

Euskarabizimodubizimolde

Suomielämäntapa

Gàidhligdòigh-beatha

हिन्दीजीवनचर्याजीवनशैली

Hrvatskividaбит

Magyaréletmódéletvitel

Հայերենապրուստ

Íslenskalífernilífsstíll

Italianomodo di viverestile di vita

日本語ライフスタイル生き方生活様式

ქართულიცხოვრების სტილიცხოვრების წესი

Latinadiaeta

Македонскибит

Nederlandsleefwijzelevensstijl

Polskistyl życiatryb życia

Portuguêsestilo de vida

Românămod de traistil de viață

Русскийлайфста́йлобраз жизнистиль жи́зни

Српскиvidaбит

Svenskalivsföringlivsstil

ไทยวิถีชีวิต

Türkçeyaşam biçimiyaşam tarzı

Exempla

“Ego autem nōbilium vītā vīctūque mūtātō mōrēs mūtārī cīvitātum putō.”

But I consider that the way of life of cities can be changed by changing the life and living of the noble.

“Agrīcultūrae nōn student, maiorque pars eōrum vīctūs in lacte, cāseō, carne cōnsistit.”

They don't care about agriculture, and a greater part of their diet consists of milk, cheese and meat.

“Maxima pars undā rapitur; quibus unda pepercit,”

The greatest part is taken away by water; long fasting overcome with poor nourishment those whom the waves spared.

“Verbō vīctus continentur, quae ēsuī pōtuīque cultuīque corporis quaeque ad vīvendum hominī necessāria sunt. Vestem quoque vīctūs habēre vicem Labeō ait. Et cētera, quibus tuendī cūrandīve corporis nostrī grātiā ūtimur, eā appellātiōne sīgnificantur.”

And the other things which we use for keeping and caring for our bodies are meant by that term.

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