vāticinātio, ōnis, F., prophecy. vāticinor, I, to prophesy, sing, rant. vatius, a, um, knock-kneed. -ve, or. [vē-, of negative effect. vēcordia, æ, F., folly, madness. vēcors, dis, [cor,] senseless, mad. vectārius, a, um, for draught. vectigal, ālis, N., tax, revenue. vectīgālis, e, of taxes, tributary. vectis, is, M., bar, lever. vecto, I, carry, convey. vector, ōris, M., carrier, passenger. vectōrius, a, um, for carrying. vectūra, æ, F., freight or passage. vectus, [veho,] borne. vegeo, 2, excite, rouse. vegeto, 1, to rouse, invigorate. vegetus, a, um, vigorous, active. vēgrandis, e, diminutive. vehemens, tis, eager, violent, vigorous, powerful. vehementer, eagerly, vigorously. vehementia, æ, F., strength, vehemence, fervor. vehens, tis, riding. vehes, is, F., cart-load. vehiculum, i, N., cart, vehicle. veho, xi, ct-, 3, carry, bear, convey. Vēiens, tis; -tānus, a, um, of Vei, a city of Etruria near Rome. vel, or, either, or indeed, even. vēlābrum, i, N., awning; a street in Rome for small shops, &c. vēlāmen, inis, N., cover, garment. vēlāmentum, i, N., cover, veil, curtain; pl., rods wound with fillets, borne by suppliants. vēlārium, i, N., awning. vēlāti, ōrum, M., reserve-troops. vēles, itis, M., skirmisher. Velia, æ, F., top of the Palatine Hill; a coast-town of Lucania. vēlifer, era, um, sail-bearing. vēlificor, I, to make sail. Vēliternus, a, um, of Velitræ, a Volscian town. vēlites, [vēles,] light troops. vēlitātio, ōnis, F., skirmishing. vēlitor, I, to skirmish, wrangle. vēlivolus, a, um, winged with sails. vellātūra, æ, F., conveyance. vellico, I, to pinch, twitch. vello, vulsi, vuls-, 3, pull, pluck. vellus, eris, N., fleece; pelt, wool. vēlo, I, to veil, cover, wrap. vēlōcitas, ātis, F., swiftness. vēlōciter, swiftly. vēlox, ōcis, swift, fleet. vēlum, i, N., sail, curtain, veil. vēlūmen, inis, N., fleece. velut, veluti, just as, as for instance, as it were, just as if. vēna, æ, F., vein. vēnābulum, i, N., hunting-spear. Venafrānus (-fer), a, um, of Venafrum, a Samnite town. vēnālicius, a, um, for sale. vēnālis, e, for sale, venal. vēnāticus, a, um, for hunting. vēnātio, ōnis, F., the chase, game. vēnātor, ōris, M., hunter. vēnātrix, icis, F., huntress. vēnātus, ūs, M.; -tūra, æ, F., hunting, the chase. vendibilis, e, salable, agreeable. vendico vindico, claim. venditārius, a, um, for sale. venditātio, ōnis, F., display. venditio, ōnis, F., selling, sale. vendito, I, offer for sale, praise. venditor, ōris, M., seller. vendo, didi, dit-, 3, to sell, cry up (as if for sale), betray for money. veneficium, i, N., poisoning, magic. venēficus, a, um, poisonous, magical; M., sorcerer; F., sorceress. venēnātus, a, um, envenomed. venēno, I, to poison, dye. venēnum, i, N., poison, venom, magical, charm, potion, dye. vēneo, īvi (ii), it-, 4, to be sold or on sale. venerabilis, e, worthy of veneration. venerābundus, a, um, reverential. venerandus, a, um, venerable. veneratio, ōnis, F., reverence. Venereus, a, um, of Venus, or love; M., a lucky throw; F., a shell. veneror, I, revere, supplicate. Venetus, a, um, of Venetia, the country near Venice. venia, æ, F., favor, permission, forbearance, pardon. veniālis, e, gracious, pardonable. venio, vēni, vent-, 4, to come. vēnor, I, to hunt, pursue. vēnōsus, a, um, full of veins. venter, tris, ium, M., belly, protuberance. ventilo, I, toss in the air, fan, winnow, disturb, disquiet. ventio, ōnis, F., coming. ventito, 1, keep coming. ventōsus, a, um, windy, speedy. ventriōsus, a, um, big-bellied. ventus (-ulus), i, M., wind, breeze. vēnūcula, æ, F., a raisin-grape. venum, ui, o, M., sale. vēnum-do, I, set to sale. Venus, eris, the goddess of Love; love, charm. venustas, ātis, F., charm, grace. venustē, charmingly. venustus, a, um, graceful, lovely. vepres, is, M., brier, bramble. veprētum, i, N., bramble-bush. vēr, vēris, N., spring. vērāciter, truthfully. vērātrix, īcis, F., sorceress. vērātrum, i, N., hellebore. vērax, ācis, truthful. verbascum, i, N., mullein. verbēnæ, ārum, F., sacred boughs (of olive, myrtle, laurel, &c.). verber, eris, N., lash, scourge, thong. verberatio, ōnis, F., flogging. verbereus, a, um, of stripes. verbero, I, to scourge, beat, lash. verbero, ōnis, M., scamp, rascal. verbōsē, wordily. verbōsus, a, um, wordy. verbum, i, N., word pl. language, discourse, phrase, saying, talk; verbi causā, for example. verculum, i, N., [ver,] darling. vērē, truly, rightly. verecundē, modestly. verecundia, æ, F., modesty, shyness. verecundor, I, be shy, or ashamed. verēcundus, a, um, modest, bashful. verēdus, i, M., post-horse. verendus, a, um, venerable, awful. verenter, reverently. vereor, i, to fear, be afraid, revere. Vergiliæ, ārum, F., the Pleiades. vergo, si, 3, bend, turn, lie towards. vēridicus, a, um, iruth-speaking. vērisimilis, e, likely, truth-like. vēritas, ātis, F., truth, reality. veritus, [vereor,] afraid. vēriverbium, i, N., veracity. vermiculātus, a, um, worm-tracked (a style of pattern). vermiculor, I, to be wormy or worm-eaten. vermiculus, i, M., grub. vermina, um, N., gripes. vermino, I, to have worms, or crawling pains. vermis, is, M., [verto,] worm. verna, æ, C., a home-born slave, native. vernāculus, a, um, native, inmate. vernālis, e, [ver] of spring. vernīlis, e, slavish, fawning, jesting. verno, I, to bloom, flourish. vernula, æ, C., a young slave. vernus, a, um, of spring; N., springtime; vernō, in the spring. vērō, in truth, but, indeed. verres, is, M., a boar-pig. verrīnus, a, um, of hog or pork. verro, ri, sum, 3, scrape, sweep, drive, drag away, conceal. verrūca, æ, F., a steep height, wart. verrücōsus, a, um, warty, hilly. verrunco, I, to turn, turn out well. versābilis, e, changeful. versātilis, e, revolving, movable. versicolor, ōris, parti-colored, variable. versiculus, i, M., a little verse. versifico, I, to write in verse. versipellis, e, that changes skin, dissembling, crafty. verso, I, turn, whirl, bend, disturb, revolve, transact. versor, 1, dwell, abide, occupy one's self, engage in. versōria, æ, F., turning, return. versum, towards. versūra, æ, F., turn, turning-place, borrowing to pay. versus, [verto,] turned. versus (vorsus), towards. versus, ūs, M., furrow, line, verse. versūtus, a, um, shrewd, crafty. vertagus, i, N., greyhound. vertebra, æ, F., joint. vertex, icis, M., whirl, eddy, vortex; top, crown, peak. verticōsus, a, um, whirling, eddying, full of whirls. vertigo, inis, F., whirling, giddiness. verto (vorto), ti, sum, 3, to turn, change, subvert, translate. Vertumnus, i, god of Seasons. veru, ūs, um, ubus, N., a spit. veruina, æ, F., javelin. vērum, i, N., the truth. vērum, truly, yes, but, yet. verumtamen, but yet. verus, a, um, true, real. verūtum, i, N., dart, javelin. verūtus, a, um, armed with darts. vervactum, i, N., a fallow field. vervago, 3, to break up land. vervex, ēcis, M., a wether, muttonhead. vēsānia, æ, F., madness. vēsānus, a, um, mad, fierce, savage. vescor, 3, to feed, eat, enjoy. vescus, a, um, little, thin, finegrained, wretched. vēsīca (-ula), æ, F., the bladder, purse, &c. (of bladder-skin). vespa, æ, F., wasp. vesper, eri (eris), M., evening. vespera, æ, F., evening. vesperasco, 3, get towards evening. vespertilio, ōnis, M., a bat. vespertinus, a, um, of evening. vesperūgo, inis, F., the eveningstar, a bat. Vesta, æ, d. of Saturn, goddess of the Household. Vestālis, e, of Vesta; pl. F., Vestal Virgins (priestesses of Vesta). vester, tra, um, your. vestiārius, a, um, of clothes; N., wardrobe. vestibulum, i, N., fore-court, entrance, vestibule. vesticeps, cipis, bearded, corrupt. vestīgium, i, N., footstep, track, moment; ex vestigio, instantly. vestīgo, I, to trace back. vestimentum, i, N., clothing. vestio, 4, to clothe, cover, surround. vestiplica, æ, F., laundress. vestītus, a, um, clad. vestis, is, F., clothing, garment, carpet, tapestry, covering. vestispica, æ, F., clothes-maid. vestītus, ūs, M., raiment, attire. vestras, ātis, C., of your people. veterānus, a, um, [vetus,] veteran. veterasco, āvi, 3, to grow old. veterātor, ōris, M., one grown old, or cunning. veterātōrius, a, um, crafty. veterīnus, a, um, of beasts of burden, or draught-cattle. veternōsus, a, um,drowsy, lethargic. veternus, i, M., old age, drowsiness. vetitum, i, N., [veto,] prohibition, a forbidden thing. veto, ui, it-, I, forbid, hinder. vetulus, a, um, little old. vetus, eris, old; pl. the ancients. vetustas, ātis, F., antiquity, old age. vetustē, in the old way. vetustus, a, um, aged, ancient, out of date, antiguated. vexātio, ōnis, F., shaking, distress. vexātor, ōris, N., troubler. vexillārius, i, M., standard-bearer. vexillatio, ōnis, F., battalion, squadron, under one flag. vexillum, i, N., standard, ensign, the red flag of the general. vexo, I, shake, harass, vex, distress. via, æ, F., way, road, street, jour ney, passage, manner, fashion. viālis, e; -rius, a, um, of the road. viaticus, a, um, of a journey; N., travelling-supplies, prize-money. viātor, ōris, M., wayfarer, traveller, summoner. viatōrius, a, um, of the journey. vibex, īcis, F., scar, stripe, weal. vibia, æ, F., cross-plank. vibrātus, ūs, M., flickering. vibro, 1, brandish, shake, fling, vibrate, quiver, sparkle. viburnum, i, N., wayfaring-tree (a shrub). vīcānus, a, um, of a village, villager. vicārius, a, um, substituted; M., a substitute, deputy. vicātim, from street to street. vīcēnārius, a, um, of twenty. vīcēni, æ, a, twenty (each). vicennālis, e, of twenty years. vīcēsimus, a, um, one-twentieth ; F., tax of five per cent. vicia, æ, F., vetch. vicies, twenty times. vīcīnālis, e; -ārius, a, um, neighboring, of the village. vicinia, æ; -tas, tātis, F., neighbor hood, likeness, vicinity. vīcīnus, a, um, near, neighboring, like; M., neighbor. vicis (gen.), em, e; es, ibus, change, turn, lot, recompense; acc., instead of, for; in vicem, by turns. vicissātim, again, in return. vicissim, on the other hand; in turn. vicissitudo, inis; -tas, ātis, F., change, alternation. victima, æ, F., victim (for sacrifice). victimārius, i, M., assistant at sacrifice, or dealer in victims. victito, I, [vivo,] subsist. victor, ōris, M., conqueror. victōria, æ, F., victory. victrix, īcis, F., she that conquers. victuālis, e, of provisions. victus, [vinco,] conquered. victus, ūs, M., [vivo,] food, living, way of life. vicus, i. N., street (of houses), village. videlicet, manifestly, plainly, of course, namely. viden (videsne), do you see? video, vīdi, vīs-, 2, see, observe, understand, provide ; P., scem, appear, seem good. vidua, æ, F., widow. viduitas, ātis, F., dearth, lack. vidulus, i, N., knapsack. viduo, I, bereave, deprive. viduus, a, um, bereft, widowed. Vienna, æ, F., Vienne, in southeastern Gaul, on the Rhone. vieo, ēt-, 2, to twist, plait, weave. viesco, 3, to shrink, wither. viētus, a, um, shrivelled, shrunk. vīgēni=vīcēni, twenty each. vigeo, 2, to thrive, flourish. vigesco, vigui, 3, grow flourishing. vīgēsimus, a, um, twentieth. vigil, ilis, awake, watchful, alert. vigilans, tis, watchful, anxious.. vigilantia, æ, F., watchfulness, vigilance, wakefulness. vigilia, æ, F., wakefulness, w ich, guard, night-watch of the vigilo, I, watch, guard, be wa viginti, twenty. viginti viri, Board of twenty assigning lands). vigor, ōris, M., energy, force, r. vilesco, vilui, to grow worthles vilipendo, 3, [pendo,] hold cap. vilis, e, cheap, worthless, abundant. vilitas, ātis, F., cheapness, baseness. viliter, cheaply. vilito, I, to cheapen, degrade. villa (-ula), æ, F., country-seat, villa. villāticus, a, um, of a villa. villico (-or), I, manage an estate. villicus, a, um, of a villa; M., F., steward, overseer. villōsus, a, um, hairy, shaggy. villum, i, N., [vinum,] sup of wine. villus, i, M., shaggy hair. vīmen, inis, N., slender twig, osier. vīminālis, e; -eus, a, um, of osiers. vin (visne), will you? vīnācea, æ, F., grape-husk. vīnāceum, i, N., grape-stone. vīnālis, e, of wine; N. pl., winefestival (in April and August.) vīnārius, a, um, of wine; M., winedealer; pl., N., wine-pots. vinca, æ, F., periwinkle. vinceus, a, um, for binding. vincibilis, e, of conquest. vincio, vinxi, vinct-, 4, bind, wind, fetter, confine, fortify. vinco, vīci, vict-, 3, conquer, subdue, surpass, prevail. vinctūra, æ, F., bandage. vinctus, [vincio,] bound. vinculum, i, N., bond, chain, cord. vindēmia, æ, F., vintage, grape- protector, avenger. vengeance. vindiciæ, ārum, F., claim at law. vi 'icta, æ, F., the liberating-rod; , æ, F., vineyard, pent-house tum, i, N., vineyard. viola, æ, F., violet, gilliflower. violatio, ōnis, F., injury. violātor, ōris, M., injurer, profaner, violātus, [violo,] harmed. violo, I, to harm, profane, violate. vipereus (-īnus), a, um, of a viper vipio, ōnis, M., a small crane. virgātus, a, um, of twigs, striped. virginitas, ātis, F., maidenhood. woman, Vestal; dea, Diana. viridis, e, green, verdant, youthful. viriola, æ, F., a little bracelet. virōsus, a, um, [vir,] fond of men. viscidus (-ōsus), a, um, clammy, viscum, i, N., mistletoe, birdlime. vīsio, ōnis, F., sight, vision, idea. |