No. 14,400 in Spanish
vivendi
"Vivendi" is not a Spanish word; it is Latin and refers to "way of living."
In a sentence
El acuerdo de vivendi entre las comunidades fue esencial para la paz.
The living agreement between the communities was essential for peace.
In this sentence, 'vivendi' is used as a Latin term meaning 'living' or 'lifestyle', commonly employed in legal or formal contexts to indicate agreement on coexistence or mutual living conditions.
El modus vivendi que adoptaron permitió que trabajaran juntos.
The mode of living they adopted allowed them to work together.
Here, 'vivendi' appears as part of the phrase 'modus vivendi', meaning 'way of living' or 'arrangement'. It's frequently utilized in philosophical or diplomatic discussions.
Se discutió el estilo vivendi de la época en la conferencia.
The lifestyle of the era was discussed at the conference.
In this usage, 'vivendi' is adapted to describe a style or pattern of living or cultural trends, integrating Latin terminology into Spanish expressions.
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