voici
/vwʌˈsiː/exclamation
With complement: here is, are, etc. Without complement: here it is!.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792–1822), poet. From French voici from Old French veiz ci from veiz, 2nd singular present indicative of veoir to see + ci here (from post-classical Latin ecce hic from classical Latin ecce behold! + hīc here: see hic jacet).
- scalene muscle
- scalenus
- scale of notation
- scale pan
- scaler
- scale something back/down (or up)
- scale worm
- Scalia, Antonin
- Scaliger, Joseph Justus
- Scaliger, Julius Caesar
- scaliness
- scaling ladder
- scallion
- scallop
- scalloper
- scallop shell
- scally
- scallywag
- scaloppine
- scalp
- scalpel
- scalper
- scalpless
- scalp lock
- scaly