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μπράβο

well done /ˈbra.vo/

interjectionA1#329 most common

Also: bravo, congratulations

Word family

μπράβοςbravo, a person who is praised or congratulated
μπράβοσυpraiseworthy
μπράβομαιto be praised

Etymology

The Modern Greek word 'μπράβο' meaning 'well done' originates from the Italian word 'bravo', which means 'good' or 'brave'. The Italian term itself comes from the Latin 'bravus', meaning 'wild' or 'courageous'. Over time, the meaning shifted to denote approval or praise.

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