No. 6,057 in German
conviva
"Conviva" is not a German word; it is Latin for "guest" or "table companion."
In a sentence
Der Conviva kam spät zur Feier.
The guest arrived late to the party.
Here, 'Conviva' is used as a noun in the nominative case to denote a guest.
Ich habe den Conviva persönlich eingeladen.
I personally invited the guest.
In this sentence, 'Conviva' is used as a noun in the accusative case as the object of the action.
Die Freunde des Conviva waren sehr freundlich.
The friends of the guest were very friendly.
Here, 'Conviva' is used in the genitive case to express possession.
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