conviure

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Etymology

From Latin convīvere.

Verb

conviure (first-person singular present convisc, first-person singular preterite convisquí, past participle conviscut)

  1. (intransitive) to live together
    • 2017 January 4, “Turquia diu que té identificat l'autor de l'atemptat d'Istanbul”, in El Periódico:
      I en una operació policial a la ciutat d'Izmir, a l'oest del país, van ser detingudes prop de 40 persones, entre elles els membres de tres famílies originàries de l'Àsia Central -entre elles diversos menors- que convivien amb el suposat atacant a la ciutat de Konya, al centre de Turquia, i que havien fugit després de l'atac, ha informat el diari 'Hürriyet'.
      And in a police operation in the city of Izmir, to the west of the country, about 40 people were arrested, including members of three families from Central Asia - including several minors - who lived with the alleged attacker in the city of Konya, in central Turkey, and who had fled after the attack, according to the newspaper "Hürriyet".

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