convivant

A significant other who is a live in partner. A domestic partner. A name you give someone who is more than just your boyfriend or girlfriend and not quite your spouse. Con~ latin for with; vivir~ latin for live.

My convivant and I share a home with our two cats and a roomate.

by Patricia jadeekat February 12, 2006

convivant

live in boy or girl friend, significant other, unmarried

She had been his convivant for the last four years, almost making them common law married.

by Lloyd October 7, 2003

convivant

Source: This word was introduced by Simon Winchester on NPR. (Maybe on Oct-14-2002, Talk of the Nation )

His convivant dumped him when she saw him messing around.

by Kim Dammers April 6, 2008

convivation

Originating from the Spanish word "Convivir", it means to live together. There is no direct translation, therefore "Convivation" is the Spanglish alternative that results in a word that all can use.

The holiday season is a time for convivation.
Thanksgiving is best when family and friends gather to convivate.

by Otrebla December 17, 2021