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passed away

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  1. (euphemism) (past of, pass away) (to die)
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VALE in English is taken from the LATIN VALE but in in Latin the "V" is pronounced like a "U-ber" and so is a high "U", not a V as in Very.

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Vale is a Latin word meaning "farewell" often used as an expression of respect or sorrow when someone has passed away. It is a way to acknowledge their life and show reverence for their memory.

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