What does "advicto" mean?

Question

I suppose it could be old Spanish word, but I can't find in any dictionary.

Answer 1

The text that you found, Heidita, looks to be headed "Practice of Faith" and be religious in nature. Can one get an idea of the direction to go for the meaning of advicto from the context? I think I can make out the letters because they are not to dissimilar from other antique forms I know, the "s", for example, the "f". However, I do not think I can (yet) understand the Spanish.

Answer 2

Hola advicto, puede que tengas razón.

He encontrado la palabra en un texto muy antiguo, escrito de forma anticuada. No conozco su significado, sigo buscando

Answer 3

I found this searching for advicto - thinking I was going from Catalá to Castellá

adviento sustantivo masculino advent.

But I think I was mistaken about what I had entered. So I tried again being more sure that I had chosen the right direction and the results were

• advecció substantiu femení advección.

• adveniment substantiu masculí advenimiento.

• advenir verb intransitiu advenir; acontecer.

• advent substantiu masculí adviento.

• adventici adjectiu adventicio, -cia.

..all of which seem to be words that are similar to advicto according to the algorithm used to search the dictionary, but maybe not what you are looking for.

On the other hand, this may give you some ideas about how to search further.

Answer 4

I suppose this is old catalunyan language word.

Have you checked the Catalan dictionaries online?

Answer 5

I suppose this is old catalunyan language word.

I do not have a context - I am going to use this word as a brand I would like to check what it means or what associations it has.

Thanks for your help.

Answer 6

I agree, I think it might be "adicto" means "addict". Give us a sentence.

Answer 7

I don't find "avicto" in any of my usual dictionaries. Could it be "adicto" (noun - adict) or "adictivo" (adjective - adictive)? Some context might be helpful.