rivivere

to relive, to live again

verb ree-VEE-veh-reh Rare

Also means

to revive

Usage Note

Rivivere can be intransitive (to come back to life, to revive) or transitive (to relive an experience: rivivere un ricordo). When intransitive it typically takes essere as auxiliary; when transitive it takes avere. It is often used figuratively for places or traditions that regain vitality.

Examples

"Voglio rivivere quei momenti felici."

Natural Translation

I want to relive those happy moments.

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