No. 790 in Spanish
vive
"Vive" means "lives" (third person singular of "vivir").
In a sentence
Ella vive en España.
She lives in Spain.
In this sentence, 'vive' is the third-person singular conjugation in present tense of the verb 'vivir', used to indicate the current residence of a person.
Vive el momento.
Live the moment.
Here, 'vive' is the imperative form of 'vivir' for the second-person singular (informal), expressing a suggestion or command to experience life in the present.
Él vive felizmente.
He lives happily.
This use of 'vive' also reflects the third-person singular present tense of 'vivir', emphasizing the ongoing state or manner in which the subject experiences life.
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