parvo

[ pahr-voh ]

noun

, plural par·vos.

1. parvovirus.

Word History and Origins

Origin of parvo¹

By shortening

Example Sentences

(Chrysopsi villosa, De C.), sed folia obtusa quandoque cum parvo mucronulo.

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Many such multum in parvo lines are found in Morris' poem, and at times they have a beauty that is marvelous.

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Nobody knows better than I do quam parvo liceat producere vitam.

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Bina vides parvo discrimine juncta sacella,Altera pars Musis altera sacra Deo est.

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Set in the hedge at the gate is a glass case with Multum in Parvo painted on the woodwork.

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