what does verbo mean?

Answer 1

I know the 3 meanings of "verbo" in Italian and they are:

1.- verb (in grammar) - for example regular or irregular verb.
2.- word - for example "the word of God" is in Italian "il verbo divino".
3.- Word (in theology) -for example "the Word was made flesh" that in Italian is "il Verbo si è fatto carne".

Should this word "verbo" in a sentence of Latin or Spanish its meanings are exactly same as in Italian.

Answer 2

Verbo Spanish

Answer 3

Verbo means verb in English, and this is the main part of a sentence and is also an action like sleeping, eating, etc.
Greetings!★

Answer 4

In the bible john 1 . 1 verbo was mention , and it means God s plan . From the beginning , since the earth was not yet been exist , God made a plan that in the future there will be a messenger in this world . So Verbo is a plan of God that there will be a messenger in the future

Answer 5

Verbo in Spanish is verb in English.

Answer 6

I'm not sure if there's such a word. Maybe you have it confused with the word 'verb' 'verbose'? Verbose means using too many words or wordy.

I don't think verbo is an English word. Verbo does mean verb in Spanish, however.

Answer 7

VERBO in Spanish means VERB in English.
In Latin VERBUM means word, thus the English root for VERBOse, which means wordy, or the Biblical references in Spanish to "El Verbo" to mean the " The Word"

Answer 8

It depends on the language, but "verbo" is among other things an adverbial expression of the Latin word "verbum", meaning word. When you use the adverbial form "verbo" it means "in brief", "with one word", "verbal".

"In verbo" means "in a word", "in the word".

Answer 9

It depends on what your talking about. In the bible it means like word and its usually used for Jesus.

If your talking about regular speech its verb

Answer 10

Not sure about other languages but I know what it means in Esperanto.

VERB

Pronounced VER-boh