Practical Latin Composition

occur to one; impers., ventum est, we have or are come; ad arma ventum est, arms are resorted to.

vēnor, 1, hunt (V. 2).

ventus, -ī, M., wind (N. 1).

verbum, -ī, N., word; ad ver

vēxātiō, -ōnis, F. [vēxō], harrying, troubling, harassing (Cic. 7). vēxō, 1 [intens. from vehō], shake, hurry, trouble, harass (C.2 4).

VI. sex (indecl.) or sextus, -a, bum, to a word, exactly; in plur., | -um, num. adj., six or sixth. verba, words, expressions, conver- via, -ae, F., way, path, journey sation; verba facere, speak, dis-or march, road, route, street (V. 14); dare, give way, give free

course.

vereor, 2, reverence, stand in course; munire, construct a road; awe, fear (N. T. 5). via tridui, three days' march.

vergō, 3, —, —, bend, turn, lie; vergit ad septentriones (C. 1), its | general direction is towards the north.

vērō, adv. and conj. [vērus], in truth, indeed, in fact, but in fact, | certainly, surely, but, however (V. 10); ego vero, but as far as I am concerned.

Veromandui (Viro-), -ōrum, M. plur., the Veromandui.

vīcēsimus, -a, -um, num. adj. [vīgintī], twentieth.

vīcīnus, -a, -um, adj. [vīcus], near, neighboring.

victor, gen. -ōris, adj. [root of vincō], victorious.

victor, -ōris, M. [root of vincō], conqueror, victor.

victōria, -ae, F. [victor], victory, conquest.

victrix, -īcis, F., conqueror. vicus, -ī, M., street (V. 24), vil

versor, 1 (pass. of versō), move about, be, be situated, be em-lage. ployed, be engaged in (N. 8), live, dwell.

Verudoctius, -I, M., Verudoctius. vērum, adv. and conj., but, but yet, however.

vidē-licet, adv. [for vidēre licet], to wit, namely, of course, it is manifest; ironically, of course, forsooth (Cic. 8).

videō, 2, vīdī, visum, see, per

vērus, -a, -um, adj., true, real, ceive, observe; look at, consider;

correct.

Vesta, -ae, F., Vesta, a goddess. vester, or voster, -tra, -trum, poss. pron. [vōs], your, yours, of you (Cic. 4).

vestibulum, -ī, N., fore-court, entrance-court, vestibule (V. 21). vestis, -is, F., garment, clothing, vesture, robe.

vetō, 1, -uī, -itum, not to suffer, forbid (N. T. 6).

see to (it), provide, foll. by ut cr ne; pass., see videor.

videor 2, vīsus, pass. of videō, be seen, i.e. seem, appear, seem good; impers. videtur mihi, it seems (good) to me.

vigilia, -ae, F. [vigil, awake], | watching, watch, watchfulness (Cic. 1), vigilance.

vigilō, 1 [vigil, awake], watch, be watchful, be vigilant (Cic. 4).

vilis, -e, adj., of small price, of 8), violent hands, lit. violence and
little value, cheap, paltry, mean,
worthless, vile (Cic. 8).

vīminālis, -e, adj. [vīmen, twig,
osier], of or belonging to osiers;
Collis or Mons Viminalis, Viminal
Hill, so called from a willow copse
which stood there (V. 22).

vinclum, see vinculum.

vincō, 3, vīcī, victum, conquer,
defeat, overcome, vanquish, sur-
pass; get the better of; carry the
day, prevail.

vinculum, -ī, N. [vinciō, bind],
bond, fetter, chain, cord; vincula,
plur., fetters, chains, prison (N.7) ;
in vincula conicere, throw into
prison, cast into chains; ex vincu-
lis, in chains, fettered.

vindicō, 1, claim, demand; de-
liver, liberate; save, secure; avenge,
requite, punish, overtake (V. 6).

vinea, -ae, F. [vīnum], planta- |
tion of vines; arbor-like shed for
shelter (N. 7).

vīnum, -ī, N., wine (N. T. 10).
violentus, -a, -um, adj., violent,
impetuous, boisterous, passionate
(V. 24):

hands.

visō, 3, vīsī, visum, look at at-
tentively, behold (V. 22), survey,
go to see, visit.

vīsus, -a, -um, part. of videō
and videor.

vīsus, -ūs, M. [video], sight,
look, vision, appearance (V. 22),
apparition.

vīta, -ae, F., life (Cic. 5).
vitium, -ī, N., guilt (N. T. 1),
vice, crime.

vītō, 1, shun, avoid, evade, keep
clear of (Cic. 1).

1).

vivō, 3, vīxī, vīctum, live (N. T.

vīvus, -a, -um, adj. [root of
vīvō], alive, lively, fresh, during
lifetime; vivum flumen, living or
running water (V. 23).

vix, adv., with difficulty, hardly,
scarcely, barely (C. 6).

vix-dum, adv., hardly then,
scarcely yet, but just (Cic. 4).

vociferor, 1 [vōx, ferō], shout
aloud, cry out, bawl, vociferate (V.
21).

vocō, 1, call, summon, call upon,

vir, virī, M., man, hero; hus- invoke; name; ad coenam vocare,
band.

virgō, -inis, F., maiden, virgin,
girl.

virtūs, -ūtis, F., courage, brav-
ery (V. 14), valor, prowess, manly
quality, shining quality, worth,
virtue, manliness, value.

vis, - acc. vim, abl. vi, F.,
plur. vīrēs, -ium, strength, power,
force, energy, influence, violence;
quantity, number; vi et armis, by
force of arms; vim et manus (Cic.

bid or invite to supper.

Vocontii, -ōrum, м. plur., the
Vocontii.

volgō, see vulgō.

volitō, 1 [intens. from volō,
fly], fly to and fro, flutter, hover
(V. 19).

volnerō (vuln-), 1 [volnus],
wound, hurt, injure (V. 12).

volnus (vuln-), -eris, N., wound
(V. 13), injury.

volō, 1, fly, speed, hasten.

volō, velle, volui, will, be willing, wish (V. 23), be disposed, desire, intend; velle aliquem aliquid, wish anything of any one; quid sibi hoc vult? what does this mean?

voltus (vult-), -ūs, M., expression of countenance, looks (Cic. 1), face, features, visage.

voluntās, -ātis, F., will, goodwill (N. 2), consent.

voluptās, -ātis, F., satisfaction, enjoyment, pleasure, delight (Cic. 10).

voveō, 2, vōvī, vōtum, vow, dedicate, promise, wish.

(V. 15), sound, cry, utterance, speech, word; plur., remarks, common talk.

vulgō, adv. [vulgus], commonly, generally, publicly. vultur, -uris, M., vulture. vultus, see voltus.

X. = decem, num. adj. indecl., ten.

Xerxēs, -is or -ī, M., Xerxes, king of Persia, defeated at Salamis.

XII. = duodecim, num. adj. indecl., twelve; or duodecimus,

vōx, võcis, F. [vocō, call], voice -a, -um, twelfth.

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