The query looks like a mix of Italian and names. Here’s a concise breakdown with translations and meanings:

• sinner
  • If you mean the English noun “sinner,” it refers to someone who sins, i.e., a person who commits sin or transgresses moral or religious law.
• auger-aliassime
  • This appears to be the Italian spelling of the tennis players Jannik Sinner and Félix Auger-Aliassime. They are both professional male tennis players from Italy and Canada, respectively.
• dove
  • Italian for “where.”
• vederla
  • Italian verb phrase meaning “to see her” or “to see it (feminine object).” It can also appear in fixed expressions like “vederla” (to see her/it) depending on context.

If you intended a specific phrase or sentence connecting these items (for example, a sentence like “Where to watch Sinner vs Auger-Aliassime and see her/it” or questions about their matchup), please share the exact wording or the context, and the reply can be tailored with precise translations and explanations.