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It's "voilà", not "viola". Both of them are French words, but the latter means "raped" (probably not what you meant).
by kerneis 13y ago
It's "voilà", not "viola". Both of them are French words, but the latter means "raped" (probably not what you meant).
- alasano 13y agoViola actually doesn't mean anything by itself. The noun is Viol, the verb violer and only in the simple past 3rd person does it become viola.
- flurie 13y agoSince I guess this is the place for pedantry, viola is the third person singular passé simple of violer.
- kerneis 13y agoRapped actually doesn't mean anything by itself. The noun is Rape, the verb rape and only in the simple 3rd person does it become rapped. (Well, not "only", but I guess you can see my point.)
- adamnemecek 13y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viola https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viola
- tedunangst 13y agoAnd all this time I thought I thought a viola was something like a violin.