Did you mayhaps mean one of these? Virginia, vigil, vigils
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“They might also be eaten on Fridays: the term vigilia in Spanish refers to meatless days--days of "vigil"--in general.”
“In remembering Rita, let us keep vigil -- its Latin root "vigilia" means "night spent watching" -- against hatred and violence.”
The Huffington Post: Irene Monroe: Remembering Trans Heroine Rita Hester
“In Mexico, the nopal becomes especially important table fare during “vigilia” (Mexican Catholic Lent), when the Church frowns upon the consumption of meat.”
“Somnium et vigilia in Somnium Scipionis: Commentary on the Dream of Scipio, ed. and transl.”
“Drossaart Lulofs, H.J. (ed.), 1943, Aristotelis de somno et vigilia liber adiectis vetribus translationibus et Theodori Metochitae commentario, Leiden.”
“Nullus mihi per otium dies exit, partem noctis studiis dedico, non vero somno, sed oculos vigilia fatigatos cadentesque, in operam detineo.”
“Victus nomine non tam cibus et potus, sed aer, exercitatio, somnus, vigilia, et reliquae res sex non-naturales contineritur.”
“Haec passio durans sanguinem torridum et atrabiliarum reddit; ale vero ad cerebrum delatus, insaniam parat, vigilia et crebro desiderio exsiccans.”
“La novena no tiene nada que ver ni con la vigilia ni con el funeral.”
“Singulis autem annis in die coenæ Domini in Parascheue, et in vigilia Paschæ, tribus his diebus manet Tabernaculum hoc apertum continuè, et patet omnibus Christianis gentibus accessus, aliàs verò non per annum sine redditione tributi.”
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