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  1. (euphemism) (past of, pass away) (to die)
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I looked up VALE, and as my education included LATIN, thought it may BE such. However; in LATIN the Latin "V" is pronounced like an English "U" as that is what it IS. Maybe English can be restored and use LATIN where is is supposed to be and sound so.
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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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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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