Anima

==English==
===Etymology===
 , sometimes equivalent to ; see animus and cf. Greek .
===Noun===
# The soul or inner self of a person.
# The inner self (not the external persona) of a person as opposed to the persons that is in touch with the unconscious ; also the unconscious feminine aspect in the male.
====Related terms====
* animus
* animate
* animal
====External links====
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===Anagrams===
* amain, Amina, amnia, mania
Category:Psychology
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==French==
===Verb===
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===Anagrams===
* mania
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==Italian==
===Etymology===
From Latin anima
===Noun===
# soul
===Verb===
anima
# third-person singular indicative present of animare
# second-person singular imperative of animare
===Related terms===
* anima gemella
* animale
* animare
* animazione
* animismo
* animo
===Anagrams===
* mania
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==Latin==
===Noun===
# soul, spirit, life
#: Magnificat anima mea dominum.
#:: My soul glorifies the Lord.
# air, breeze
# breath
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animā 
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====Inflection====
====Related terms====
* animal
* animalis
* animare
* animate
* animatio
* ψυχή
====Derived terms====
* anima mundi
====Descendants====
* English: 
* French: 
* Italian: 
* Portuguese: 
* Romanian: 
* Spanish: , 
Category:Latin noun forms
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==Portuguese==
===Pronunciation===
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===Verb===
anima
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==Spanish==
===Verb===
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