vice-

See also: vice and více

English

Etymology

From Latin vice (“in place of”), ablative form of vicis.

Prefix

vice-

Taking the place or rank of (another person); deputy.

Derived terms

air vice-marshal

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Translations

deputy

Chinese:
Mandarin: 副 (zh) (fù)
Finnish: vara-
French: vice- (fr)
German: Vize- (de)
Ido: vice-
Italian: vice-

Japanese: 副 (ja) (ふく, fuku)
Maori: tuarua
Russian: вице- (vice-)
Scottish Gaelic: iar-
Spanish: vice- (es)
Swedish: biträdande (sv), vice (sv)

Anagrams

ICEV, cive

Dutch

Pronunciation

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Prefix

vice-

vice-

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Italian

Prefix

vice-

vice-

Derived terms

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Spanish

Etymology

From Latin vice, ablative of vicis.

Prefix

vice-

vice-

Derived terms

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