Definitions for vervevɜrv
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
vervevɜrv(n.)
vivaciousness or liveliness; animation.
enthusiasm or vigor, as in literary or artistic work; spirit.
Archaic. talent.
Origin of verve:
1690–1700; < F: enthusiasm, whim, chatter, appar. < L verba words, talk, pl. (taken in VL as fem. sing.) of verbum word; see verb
Princeton's WordNet
vitality, verve(noun)
an energetic style
Wiktionary
verve(Noun)
Excitement of imagination such as that which animates a poet, artist, or musician, in composing or performing
verve(Noun)
artistic energy and enthusiasm
verve(Noun)
vigour, vitality and liveliness
verve(Noun)
rapture, enthusiasm
verve(Noun)
spirit, energy
Origin: From verve
Webster Dictionary
Verve(noun)
excitement of imagination such as animates a poet, artist, or musician, in composing or performing; rapture; enthusiasm; spirit; energy
Translations for verve
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
- lewendigheidAfrikaans
- ذَكاء الطَّعْمArabic
- колоритBulgarian
- vivacidadePortuguese (BR)
- živostCzech
- die RassigkeitGerman
- friskhed; saftighedDanish
- γλαφυρότητα, παραστατικότηταGreek
- vivacidad, saleroSpanish
- lennukusEstonian
- شور؛ هیجانFarsi
- uskaliaisuusFinnish
- verveFrench
- עֲסִיסִיוּתHebrew
- विशिष्टता, सजीवताHindi
- veselost,živahnostCroatian
- zamatosság; tősgyökerességHungarian
- keindahanIndonesian
- líflegheitIcelandic
- vivacitàItalian
- 活気Japanese
- 활기참Korean
- gyvumasLithuanian
- dzīvīgumsLatvian
- semangatMalay
- levendigheidDutch
- livlighet, saftighetNorwegian
- werwaPolish
- شور؛ هیجانPersian
- شور،هیجانPashto
- vivacidadePortuguese
- vervăRomanian
- живостьRussian
- svojráznosťSlovak
- živahnostSlovenian
- zabavnostSerbian
- livfullhetSwedish
- ความสนุกสนานThai
- canlılıkTurkish
- 生動Chinese (Trad.)
- колоритністьUkrainian
- جوشیلا پنUrdu
- sự đặc sắcVietnamese
- 活泼Chinese (Simp.)
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