vila

IPA: vˈiɫʌ

(Slavic mythology) A type of female nature spirit in Slavic mythology, similar in some ways to a fairy or nymph.
(informal) Port Vila, the capital of Vanuatu.
A surname.

Examples of "vila" in Sentences

She's Diana Dávila-Boldin, 28, who replaced Frank Morales in the open kitchen in April.
The party happened last thursday 23 at a restaurant in vila Isabel, at Rio de Janeiro's North Zone
Acapulco's acting mayor, Jos é Luis Á vila, says the city tolerated drug capos for too long, welcoming their money.
It's a dangerous trade to be in and Teresa's lover, Güero Dávila, is well aware of the risks, not only from drug enforcement agents but also from rival narcotraficantes.
"Far too many of our brothers and sisters are getting caught in the cross-fire of gang wars here in California and the cartel wars south of our border," [state LULAC director Argentina Dávila-Luévano] says.
"Far too many of our brothers and sisters are getting caught in the cross-fire of gang wars here in California and the cartel wars south of our border," [state LULAC director Argentina DÃ¡vila-LuÃ©vano] says.
For more information on her paintings please go to her website: www. coralina.net Jesus Macarena-A vila is a curator, freelance writer, and visual artist based in Chicago, Illinois with an upcoming solo exhibition with Gallery 210 at the University of Missouri - St. Louis.