Vid
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- proper noun
- At the family gathering, everyone was excited to see Vid, who brought his guitar.
Examples
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It was hot, Dahd Vid told me.
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Dahd Vid waited.
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Which is to say, Dahd Vid had left happy because of the sign.
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I was even later after Dahd Vid stopped by.
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At any rate, Dahd Vid woke up bored one morning.
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Dahd Vid, after all, is not often bored; he's a man of unusual energy.
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His name is Dahd Vid, and he's a strummer like my wife.
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In the end, Dahd Vid didn't find the bouzouki band.
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Dahd Vid had piqued my interest, you see (there was no other reason for going).
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Dahd Vid didn't sleep; he merely rested.
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Vid is a Slavic form of the Latin name Vitus, known from Saint Vitus. A helpful way to remember Vid is to think of English words like video and vision, which mean 'to see', so although Vid today is just a male name the same as Vitus, its sound can remind you of 'seeing'.