It means "I roll" or "I'm rolling". It comes from latin language, and is related to Revolver.
volvo, volvere, volviWe get 'revolve' and 'revolver' from it.
Volvo means, I am rolling.
The Latin root word "volvo" means "I roll" or "I turn around". This root is used in many English words related to turning or rolling, such as "revolve" and "evolve".
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To Roll ; I roll
Volvo is Latin for "I roll" (from the word volvere). It is pronounced as one would say "mole" (the animal) - "bow" (the ribbon).
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The principal parts of Volvo are:Volvovolverevolvivolutus (or volutum, depending on whether you cite the past participle or the supine as the 4th PP)
I dont think 'Volvo drivers' are really bad drivers in general, I think that is a steriotypical comment that is made... I mean, how many crashed volvo's do you see compared to commodores..!!