vacans
vacāns
adjective
empty
vacatio
vacātiō
noun
freedom
vacca
vacca
noun
a cow
vaccinium
vaccīnium
noun
a blueberry
vaccula
vaccula
noun
[diminutive] a little cow
vacillo
vacillō
verb
to sway to and fro
vacive
vacīvē
adverb
at leisure
vacivus
vacīvus
adjective
vacant
vaco
vacō
verb
to be empty
vacuefacio
vacuēfaciō
verb
to make empty
vacuitas
vacuitās
noun
a being without
Vacuna
Vacūna
noun
a goddess of rural fertility
Vacunalis
Vacūnālis
adjective
of Vacuna
vacuus
vacuus
adjective
empty
vadimonium
vadimōnium
noun
a promise of appearance secured by bail
vado
vādō
verb
to go
vador
vador
verb
[in law] to bind over for appearance
vadosus
vadōsus
adjective
full of shallows
vadum
vadum
noun
a shallow place
vae
vae
interjection
ah! alas! woe!
vae
vaē
preposition
not
vaecordia
vaecordia
noun
want of reason
vaecors
vaecors
adjective
destitute of reason
vaeneo
vaeneō
verb
[as pass. of vendo] to go to sale
vaenum
vaenum
noun
that which is sold
vaesanus
vaesānus
adjective
unsound of mind
vaesasania
vaesāsānia
noun
madness
vafer
vafer
adjective
sly
vafre
vafrē
adverb
slyly
vage
vagē
adverb
here and there
vagina
vāgīna
noun
a scabbard
vagio
vāgiō
verb
to cry
vagitus
vāgītus
noun
a crying
vagor
vagor
verb
to stroll about
vagus
vagus
adjective
strolling
vah
vāh
interjection
interj.
valde
valdē
adverb
strongly
vale
valē
cross-reference
valedico
valedīcō
cross-reference
valens
valēns
adjective
strong
valenter
valenter
adverb
strongly
valeo
valeō
verb
to be strong
valesco
valēscō
verb
to grow strong
valetudinarium
valētūdinārium
noun
a sickroom
valetudo
valētūdō
noun
habit
valide
validē
adverb
strongly
validus
validus
adjective
strong
valitudo
valītūdō
noun
habit
vallaris
vāllāris
adjective
of a rampart
valles
vallēs
noun
a valley
vallis
vallis
noun
a valley
vallo
vāllō
verb
to fortify with a rampart
vallum
vāllum
noun
a line of palisades
vallus
vāllus
noun
[in fortification] a stake
valva
valva
noun
a pair of doorleaves
vanesco
vānēscō
verb
to pass away
vanilocus
vānilocus
adjective
talking idly
vaniloquentia
vāniloquentia
noun
idle talk
vaniloquus
vāniloquus
adjective
talking idly
vanitas
vānitās
noun
emptiness
vannus
vannus
noun
a fan
vanum
vānum
noun
emptiness
vanus
vānus
adjective
containing nothing
vapor
vapor
noun
steam
vaporarium
vapōrārium
noun
a steam-chamber
vaporo
vapōrō
verb
to steam
vappa
vappa
noun
wine without flavor
vapulo
vāpulō
verb
to get a cudgelling
variatio
variātiō
noun
a difference
varicosus
varicōsus
adjective
with dilated veins
varicus
vāricus
adjective
with feet apart
varie
variē
adverb
variously
varietas
varietās
noun
difference
vario
variō
verb
to diversify
varius
varius
adjective
[of color and appearance] variegated
varix
varix
noun
a dilated vein
varus
vārus
adjective
bent
vas
vās
noun
a vessel
vas
vas
noun
a bail
vasarium
vāsārium
noun
furniture-money
vascularius
vāsculārius
noun
a worker in metals
vasculum
vāsculum
noun
a small vessel
vastatio
vāstātiō
noun
a laying waste
vastator
vāstātor
noun
a ravager
vaste
vāstē
adverb
rudely
vastificus
vāstificus
adjective
ravaging
vastitas
vāstitās
noun
an empty place
vasto
vāstō
verb
to make empty
vastus
vāstus
adjective
empty
vasum
vāsum
noun
a vessel
vates
vātēs
noun
a foreteller
Vaticanus
Vāticānus
adjective
vatican
Vaticanus
Vātīcānus
adjective
vatican
vaticinatio
vāticinātiō
noun
a foretelling
vaticinator
vāticinātor
noun
a soothsayer
vaticinius
vāticinius
adjective
prophetic
vaticinor
vāticinor
verb
to foretell
vaticinus
vāticinus
adjective
prophetical
vatillum
vatillum
noun
dim
ve
vē
preposition
not
vecordia
vēcordia
noun
want of reason
vecors
vēcors
adjective
destitute of reason
vectigal
vectīgal
noun
a payment to the state
vectigalis
vectīgālis
adjective
of imposts
vectio
vectiō
noun
a carrying
vectis
vectis
noun
a strong pole
vecto
vectō
verb
to bear
vector
vector
noun
one who bears
vectorius
vectōrius
adjective
of carrying
vectura
vectūra
noun
a bearing
vectus
vectus
participle
p. of veho
Vediovis
Vēdiovis
noun
little Jupiter
veemens
veemēns
adjective
[of living beings] eager
vegetus
vegetus
adjective
enlivened
vegrandis
vēgrandis
adjective
little
vehemens
vehemēns
adjective
[of living beings] eager
vehementer
vehementer
adverb
eagerly
vehiculum
vehiculum
noun
a means of transport
veho
vehō
verb
to bear
Veientanus
Vēientānus
adjective
of Veii
Veiovis
Vēiovis
noun
little Jupiter
vel
vel
adverb
or even
vel
vel
conjunction
choose
Velabrum
Vēlābrum
noun
a street of Rome on the Aventine Mount
velamen
vēlāmen
noun
a cover
velamentum
vēlāmentum
noun
as an emblem borne by suppliants
velarium
vēlārium
noun
[in a theatre] an awning
velati
vēlātī
noun
[in the phrase accensi velati] supernumeraries held in waiting to take the place of soldiers who may fall
veles
vēles
noun
a light-armed soldier
velifer
vēlifer
adjective
sail-bearing
velificatio
vēlificātiō
noun
a making sail
velifico
vēlificō
verb
to sail
velificor
vēlificor
verb
to make sail
velitaris
vēlitāris
adjective
of the velites
velites
vēlitēs
cross-reference
velivolans
vēlivolāns
adjective
sail-flying
velivolus
vēlivolus
adjective
sail-flying
vellico
vellicō
verb
to pluck
vello
vellō
verb
to pluck
vellus
vellus
noun
wool shorn off
velo
vēlō
verb
to cover
velocitas
vēlōcitās
noun
swiftness
velociter
vēlōciter
adverb
swiftly
velox
vēlōx
adjective
swift
velum
vēlum
noun
that which propels
velut
velut
adverb
[in a comparison] even as
veluti
velutī
adverb
[in a comparison] even as
vemens
vēmēns
cross-reference
vemens
vēmēns
adjective
[of living beings] eager
vementer
vēmenter
adverb
eagerly
vena
vēna
noun
a blood-vessel
venabulum
vēnābulum
noun
a hunting-spear
venalicius
vēnālīcius
adjective
of selling
venalis
vēnālis
adjective
of selling
venaticus
vēnāticus
adjective
of hunting
venatio
vēnātiō
noun
hunting
venator
vēnātor
noun
a hunter
venatorius
vēnātōrius
adjective
of a hunter
venatrix
vēnātrīx
noun
a huntress
venatus
vēnātus
noun
hunting
vendibilis
vēndibilis
adjective
that may be sold
vendico
vendicō
verb
[in law] to assert a claim to
venditatio
vēnditātiō
noun
a specious display
venditator
vēnditātor
noun
a boaster
venditio
vēnditiō
noun
a selling
vendito
vēnditō
verb
to keep offering for sale
venditor
vēnditor
noun
a seller
venditum
vēnditum
noun
a sale
vendo
vēndō
verb
to sell
venefica
venēfica
noun
a poisoner
veneficium
venēficium
noun
a poisoning
veneficus
venēficus
adjective
poisoning
venenatus
venēnātus
adjective
filled with poison
venenifer
venēnifer
adjective
containing poison
veneno
venēnō
verb
to poison
venenum
venēnum
noun
a strong potion
veneo
vēneō
verb
[as pass. of vendo] to go to sale
venerabilis
venerābilis
adjective
worthy of respect
venerabundus
venerābundus
adjective
venerating
venerandus
venerandus
adjective
to be revered
veneratio
venerātiō
noun
profoundest respect
venerator
venerātor
noun
one who holds in honor
Venereus
Venereus
adjective
of Venus
Venerius
Venerius
adjective
of Venus
veneror
veneror
verb
to reverence
venetus
venetus
adjective
sea-colored
venia
venia
noun
indulgence
venio
veniō
verb
to come
vennucula
vennucūla
noun
a kind of grape
vennuncula
vennuncula
noun
a kind of grape
venor
vēnor
verb
to hunt
venter
venter
noun
the belly
ventilo
ventilō
verb
to toss in the air
ventito
ventitō
verb
to come often
ventosus
ventōsus
adjective
full of wind
ventriculus
ventriculus
noun
the belly
ventulus
ventulus
noun
a little wind
ventus
ventus
noun
wind
venucula
vēnucūla
noun
a kind of grape
venum
vēnum
noun
that which is sold
venuncula
vēnuncula
noun
a kind of grape
Venus
Venus
noun
loveliness
venustas
venustās
noun
loveliness
venustus
venustus
adjective
[of appearance] charming
vepallidus
vēpallidus
adjective
excessively pale
veprecula
veprēcula
noun
a little thornbush
vepres
veprēs
noun
a thorn-bush
ver
vēr
noun
the spring
verax
vērāx
adjective
speaking truly
verbena
verbēna
noun
a leafy twig
verber
verber
noun
a lash
verbero
verberō
noun
one worthy of stripes
verbero
verberō
verb
to beat
verbex
verbēx
cross-reference
verbex
verbēx
noun
a wether
verbose
verbōsē
adverb
with many words
verbosus
verbōsus
adjective
full of words
Vercingetorix
Vercingetorīx
noun
a chief of the Gauls
vere
vērē
adverb
according to truth
verecunde
verēcundē
adverb
shamefastly
verecundia
verēcundia
noun
shamefastness
verecundor
verēcundor
verb
to feel bashful
verecundus
verēcundus
adjective
ashamed
verendus
verendus
adjective
to be feared
vereor
vereor
verb
to revere
veretrum
verētrum
noun
the private parts
Vergilius
Vergilius
noun
a gentile name
vergo
vergō
verb
to bend
vergobretus
vergobretus
noun
the minister of justice
veridicus
vēridicus
adjective
truth-telling
veriloquium
vēriloquium
noun
etymology (transl. of )
verisimilis
vērīsimilis
cross-reference
verisimiliter
vērīsimiliter
cross-reference
verisimilitudo
vērīsimilitūdō
cross-reference
veritas
vēritās
noun
truth
veritus
veritus
participle
p. of vereor
vermiculatus
vermiculātus
adjective
of mosaic work
verna
verna
noun
a home-born slave
vernaculus
vernāculus
adjective
of home-born slaves
vernilis
vernīlis
adjective
of a home-born slave
verniliter
vernīliter
adverb
slavishly
verno
vērnō
verb
to spring
vernula
vernula
noun
a little home-born slave
vernus
vērnus
adjective
of spring
vero
vērō
adverb
in truth
verpa
verpa
noun
i. e. membrum virile
verpus
verpus
noun
a circumcised man
verres
verrēs
noun
a boar
verrinus
verrīnus
adjective
of a boar
Verrius
Verrius
adjective
of Verres
verro
verrō
verb
to sweep
verruca
verrūca
noun
a wart
verrunco
verruncō
verb
[in prayers with bene] to turn out well
verrutum
verrūtum
noun
a dart
versabilis
versābilis
adjective
changeable
versatilis
versātilis
adjective
versatile
versatus
versātus
adjective
experienced
versicolor
versicolor
adjective
of changeable color
versiculus
versiculus
noun
a little line
verso
versō
verb
to turn often
versum
versum
adverb
turned in the direction of
versura
versūra
noun
a conversion
versus
versus
participle
p. of verto
versus
versus
adverb
turned in the direction of
versus
versus
noun
a line
versute
versūtē
adverb
cunningly
versutia
versūtia
noun
cunning
versutiloquus
versūtiloquus
adjective
crafty-speaking
versutus
versūtus
adjective
adroit
vertex
vertex
noun
a whirl
verticosus
verticōsus
adjective
full of whirlpools
vertigo
vertīgō
noun
a turning round
verto
vertō
verb
to turn
Vertumnus
Vertumnus
noun
the god of change
veru
verū
noun
a spit
verum
vērum
adverb
[in an answer] truly
verum
vērum
noun
the truth
verum tamen
vērum tamen
conjunction
but yet
verumtamen
vērumtamen
conjunction
but yet
veruntamen
vēruntamen
conjunction
but yet
verus
vērus
adjective
true
verutum
verūtum
noun
a dart
verutus
verūtus
adjective
armed with a dart
vervex
vervēx
noun
a wether
vesania
vēsānia
noun
madness
vesaniens
vēsāniēns
adjective
raging
vesanus
vēsānus
adjective
unsound of mind
vescor
vēscor
verb
to use as food
vescus
vēscus
adjective
small
vesica
vēsīca
noun
the bladder
vesicula
vēsīcula
noun
a seed-vessel
vespa
vespa
noun
a wasp
vesper
vesper
noun
the evening-star
vesper
vesper
noun
the evening-star
vespera
vespera
noun
the evening
vesperasco
vesperāscō
verb
to become evening
vespertinus
vespertīnus
adjective
of evening
Vesta
Vesta
noun
daughter of Saturn and Ops
Vestalis
Vestālis
adjective
of Vesta
vester
vester
pronoun
your
vestibulum
vestibulum
noun
an enclosed space before a house
vestigium
vestīgium
noun
the bottom of the foot
vestigo
vestīgō
verb
to follow in the track of
vestimentum
vestīmentum
noun
clothing
vestio
vestiō
verb
to cover with a garment
vestis
vestis
noun
[singular collective] a covering for the body
vestitus
vestītus
noun
clothing
vestitus
vestītus
participle
p. of vestio
veter
veter
adjective
old
veteranus
veterānus
adjective
old
veterator
veterātor
noun
one wedded to routine
veteratorie
veterātōriē
adverb
shrewdly
veteratorius
veterātōrius
adjective
crafty
veternosus
veternōsus
adjective
lethargic
veternus
veternus
noun
lethargy
vetitum
vetitum
noun
that which is forbidden
veto
vetō
verb
not to suffer
vetulus
vetulus
adjective
elderly
vetus
vetus
adjective
old
vetustas
vetustās
noun
old age
vetustus
vetustus
adjective
aged
vexatio
vexātiō
noun
a harrying
vexator
vexātor
noun
one who distresses
vexatus
vexātus
participle
p. of vexo
vexillarius
vēxillārius
noun
a standard-bearer
vexillum
vēxillum
noun
a military ensign
vexo
vexō
verb
to shake
via
via
noun
a way
viaticum
viāticum
noun
travellingmoney
viator
viātor
noun
a wayfarer
vibro
vibrō
verb
to set in tremulous motion
viburnum
vīburnum
noun
the wayfaring-tree
vicanus
vīcānus
adjective
of a village
Vica Pota
Vica Pota
noun
victress and possessor (the Goddess of Victory)
vicarius
vicārius
adverb
that supplies a place
vicarius
vicārius
noun
a substitute
vicatim
vīcātim
adverb
from village to village
vice
vice
cross-reference
vicem
vicem
cross-reference
viceni
vīcēnī
adjective
twenty each
vicensima
vīcēnsima
noun
vicensimus
vicensimus
vīcēnsimus
adjective
the twentieth
vicensuma
vīcēnsuma
noun
vicensimus
vicesima
vicēsima
noun
vicensimus
vicesimani
vīcēsimānī
noun
soldiers of the twentieth legion
vicesimarius
vīcēsimārius
adjective
of the twentieth part
vicesimus
vīcēsimus
adjective
the twentieth
vicia
vicia
noun
a vetch
viciens
vīciēns
adverb
twenty times
vicies
vīciēs
adverb
twenty times
vicinalis
vīcīnālis
adjective
of the neighborhood
vicinia
vīcīnia
noun
neighborhood
vicinitas
vīcīnitās
noun
neighborhood
vicinus
vīcīnus
adjective
of the neighborhood
vicis
vicis
noun
change
vicissim
vicissim
adverb
on the other hand
vicissitudo
vicissitūdō
noun
change
victima
vīctima
noun
a beast for sacrifice
victimarius
vīctimārius
noun
an assistant at sacrifices
victito
vīctitō
verb
to live
victor
vīctor
noun
a conqueror
victoria
vīctōria
noun
[in war] victory
victoriatus
vīctōriātus
noun
a silver coin with the image of Victory
Victoriola
Vīctōriola
noun
a little Victory
victrix
vīctrīx
noun
she that is victorious
victus
vīctus
noun
that which sustains life
victus
vīctus
participle
p. of vinco
viculus
vīculus
noun
a small village
vicus
vīcus
noun
a row of houses
videlicet
vidēlicet
adverb
one may see
viden
viden
cross-reference
video
videō
verb
to see
vidua
vidua
noun
an unmarried woman
viduitas
viduitās
noun
bereavement
viduo
viduō
verb
to deprive
viduus
viduus
adjective
deprived
vietus
viētus
adjective
bent together
vigeo
vigeō
verb
to be lively
vigesco
vigēscō
verb
to become lively
vigesimus
vīgēsimus
cross-reference
vigesimus
vīgēsimus
adjective
the twentieth
vigil
vigil
adjective
awake
vigilans
vigilāns
adjective
watchful
vigilanter
vigilanter
adverb
watchfully
vigilantia
vigilantia
noun
wakefulness
vigilax
vigilāx
adjective
watchful
vigilia
vigilia
noun
a watching
vigilo
vigilō
verb
to watch
viginti
vīgintī
adjective
twenty
vigintivir
vīgintīvir
noun
a commission of twenty men
vigintiviratus
vīgintīvirātus
noun
the office of the twenty
vigor
vigor
noun
liveliness
VIIvir
VIIvir
noun
one of a board of seven
viivir
viivir
noun
one of a board of seven
viiviralis
viivirālis
adjective
of the septemvirs
VIIviralis
VIIvirālis
adjective
of the septemvirs
VIIviratus
VIIvirātus
noun
the office of a septemvir
viiviratus
viivirātus
noun
the office of a septemvir
vilica
vīlica
noun
a female overseer
vilico
vīlicō
verb
to superintend an estate
vilicus
vīlicus
noun
an overseer of an estate
vilis
vīlis
adjective
of small price
vilitas
vīlitās
noun
lowness of price
villa
vīlla
noun
a country-house
villica
villica
noun
a female overseer
villico
vīllicō
verb
to superintend an estate
villicus
vīllicus
noun
an overseer of an estate
villosus
villōsus
adjective
hairy
villula
vīllula
noun
a little country-house
villum
vīllum
noun
a sup of wine
villus
villus
noun
a tuft of hair
vimen
vīmen
noun
a pliant twig
viminalis
vīminālis
adjective
of osiers
vimineus
vīmineus
adjective
made of osiers
vin
vīn
cross-reference
vinaceus
vīnāceus
adjective
of wine
Vinal
Vīnāl
noun
the wine-festival (April 22 and Aug. 19
vinarius
vīnārius
adjective
of wine
vincibilis
vincibilis
adjective
to be gained
vincio
vinciō
verb
to bind
vinclum
vinclum
noun
a means of binding
vinco
vincō
verb
[war] to conquer
vinctus
vinctus
participle
p. of vincio
vinculum
vinculum
noun
a means of binding
vindemia
vīndēmia
noun
the grapeharvest
vindemiator
vīndēmiātor
noun
a grape-gatherer
vindemiola
vīndēmiola
noun
a little vintage
vindemitor
vīndēmitor
noun
the harbinger of vintage (a star in the constellation Virgo)
vindex
vindex
noun
a maintainer
vindicatio
vindicātiō
noun
an establishment of the right
vindicia
vindicia
noun
the assertion of a right
vindico
vindicō
verb
[in law] to assert a claim to
vindicta
vindicta
noun
a rod
vinea
vīnea
noun
a plantation of vines
vinetum
vīnētum
noun
a plantation of vines
vinitor
vīnitor
noun
a vine-dresser
vinolentia
vīnolentia
noun
winebibbing
vinolentus
vīnolentus
adjective
full of wine
vinosus
vīnōsus
adjective
full of wine
vinulentia
vīnulentia
noun
winebibbing
vinulentus
vīnulentus
adjective
full of wine
vinum
vīnum
noun
wine
viola
viola
noun
the violet
violabilis
violābilis
adjective
that may be injured
violarium
violārium
noun
a bank of violets
violatio
violātiō
noun
profanation
violator
violātor
noun
profaner
violatus
violātus
participle
p. of violo
violens
violēns
adjective
impetuous
violenter
violenter
adverb
impetuously
violentia
violentia
noun
violence
violentus
violentus
adjective
forcible
violo
violō
verb
to treat with violence
vipera
vīpera
noun
a viper
vipereus
vīpereus
adjective
of a viper
viperinus
vīperīnus
adjective
of a viper
vir
vir
noun
a male person
virago
virāgō
noun
a man-like woman
virdicatus
virdicātus
adjective
made green
virectum
virectum
noun
a green place
virens
virēns
participle
p. of vireo
vireo
vireō
verb
to be green
viresco
virēscō
verb
to grow green
viretum
virētum
noun
a green place
viretum
virētum
cross-reference
virga
virga
noun
a slender green branch
virgatus
virgātus
adjective
made of twigs
virgetum
virgētum
noun
a thicket of rods
virgeus
virgeus
adjective
of rods
Virgilius
Virgilius
noun
a gentile name
virginalis
virginālis
adjective
of a maiden
virgineus
virgineus
adjective
of a maiden
virginitas
virginitās
noun
maidenhood
virgo
virgō
noun
a maid
virgula
virgula
noun
a little twig
virgultum
virgultum
noun
a bush
virguncula
virguncula
noun
a little maid
viridans
viridāns
adjective
growing green
viridarium
viridārium
noun
a plantation of trees
viridicatus
viridicātus
adjective
made green
viridis
viridis
adjective
green
viriditas
viriditās
noun
green color
viridor
viridor
verb
to grow green
virilis
virīlis
adjective
of a man
virilitas
virīlitās
noun
manhood
viriliter
virīliter
adverb
manfully
viritim
virītim
adverb
man by man
virosus
vīrōsus
adjective
of a vile odor
virtus
virtūs
noun
manliness
virus
vīrus
noun
a potent juice
vis
vīs
noun
strength
viscatus
vīscātus
adjective
smeared with birdlime
visceratio
vīscerātiō
noun
a public distribution of flesh
visco
vīscō
verb
to smear
viscum
vīscum
noun
the mistletoe
viscus
vīscus
noun
the inner parts of the body
visendum
vīsendum
noun
things worth notice
visio
vīsiō
noun
the act of seeing
visito
vīsitō
verb
to go to see
viso
vīsō
verb
to look at attentively
visum
vīsum
noun
a thing seen
visus
vīsus
participle
p. of video
visus
vīsus
noun
a looking
vita
vīta
noun
life
vitabilis
vītābilis
adjective
to be shunned
vitabundus
vītābundus
adjective
shunning
vitalis
vītālis
adjective
of life
vitatio
vītātiō
noun
a shunning
vitellus
vitellus
noun
the yellow part of an egg
viteus
vīteus
adjective
of the vine
viticula
vīticula
noun
a vine-shoot
vitio
vitiō
verb
to make faulty
vitiose
vitiōsē
adverb
faultily
vitiositas
vitiōsitās
noun
faultiness
vitiosus
vitiōsus
adjective
full of faults
vitis
vītis
noun
a vine
vitisator
vītisator
noun
a vine-planter
vitium
vitium
noun
a fault
vito
vītō
verb
to shun
vitreus
vitreus
adjective
of glass
vitricus
vitricus
noun
a step-father
vitrum
vitrum
noun
glass
vitta
vitta
noun
a band
vittatus
vittātus
adjective
bound with a fillet
vitula
vitula
noun
a young cow
vitulinus
vitulīnus
adjective
of a calf
vitulus
vitulus
noun
a male-calf
vituperabilis
vituperābilis
adjective
blameworthy
vituperatio
vituperātiō
noun
a blaming
vituperator
vituperātor
noun
a blamer
vitupero
vituperō
verb
to inflict censure
vivarium
vīvārium
noun
an enclosure for live game
vivax
vīvāx
adjective
tenacious of life
vividus
vīvidus
adjective
full of life
viviradix
vīvirādīx
noun
a rooted cutting
vivo
vīvō
verb
to live
vivos
vīvos
adjective
alive
vivus
vīvus
adjective
alive
vix
vix
adverb
with difficulty
vixdum
vixdum
adverb
hardly then
vixet
vīxet
cross-reference
vobis
vōbīs
cross-reference
vocabulum
vocābulum
noun
an appellation
vocalis
vōcālis
adjective
uttering a voice
vocatio
vocātiō
noun
an invitation to dinner
vocatus
vocātus
noun
a calling
vociferatio
vōciferātiō
noun
a loud calling
vocifero
vōciferō
verb
to cry out
vociferor
vōciferor
verb
to cry out
vocito
vocitō
verb
to be wont to call
vocivus
vocīvus
adjective
vacant
voco
vocō
verb
to call
vocula
vōcula
noun
a small voice
volaemus
volaemus
adjective
filling the hand
volans
volāns
participle
p. of 2 volo
volaticus
volāticus
adjective
fleeting
volatilis
volātilis
adjective
winged
volatus
volātus
noun
[only abl sing. and acc. and abl plur.] a flying
Volcanius
Volcānius
adjective
of Vulcan
Volcanus
Volcānus
noun
vulcan
volemus
volēmus
adjective
filling the hand
volens
volēns
adjective
willing
volgare
volgāre
adverb
in the ordinary manner
volgaris
volgāris
adjective
of the mass
volgator
volgātor
noun
a publisher
volgatus
volgātus
adjective
common
volgo
volgō
adverb
among the multitude
volgo
volgō
verb
to spread among the multitude
volgus
volgus
noun
the mass
volito
volitō
verb
to fly to and fro
volneratio
volnerātiō
noun
a wounding
volnero
volnerō
verb
to wound
volnificus
volnificus
adjective
wound-inflicting
volnus
volnus
noun
a wound
volo
volō
noun
a volunteer
volo
volō
verb
to want
volo
volō
verb
to fly
volpecula
volpēcula
noun
a little fox
volpes
volpēs
noun
a fox
volsus
volsus
participle
p. of vello
volt
volt
cross-reference
volticulus
volticulus
noun
a mere look
voltis
voltis
cross-reference
voltuosus
voltuōsus
adjective
excessive in facial expression
voltur
voltur
noun
a vulture
volturius
volturius
noun
a vulture-like bird
voltus
voltus
noun
an expression of countenance
volubilis
volūbilis
adjective
that is turned round
volubilitas
volūbilitās
noun
a rapid turning
volubiliter
volūbiliter
adverb
fluently
volucer
volucer
adjective
flying
volucris
volucris
noun
a bird
volumen
volūmen
noun
that which is rolled
voluntarius
voluntārius
adjective
willing
voluntas
voluntās
noun
will
volup
volup
adverb
for * volupe
voluptarius
voluptārius
adjective
of pleasure
voluptas
voluptās
noun
satisfaction
volutabrum
volūtābrum
noun
a wallowing-place
volutabundus
volūtābundus
adjective
wallowing
volutatio
volūtātiō
noun
a rolling
voluto
volūtō
verb
to roll
volutus
volūtus
participle
p. of volvo
volva
volva
noun
a womb
volvo
volvō
verb
to cause to revolve
vomer
vōmer
noun
a ploughshare
vomica
vomica
noun
a sore
vomis
vōmis
cross-reference
vomitio
vomitiō
noun
a spewing
vomitus
vomitus
noun
a throwing up
vomo
vomō
verb
to puke
vorago
vorāgō
noun
an abyss
vorax
vorāx
adjective
swallowing greedily
voro
vorō
verb
to swallow whole
vors
vors
cross-reference
vorso
vorsō
verb
to turn often
vorsum
vorsum
adverb
turned in the direction of
vorsura
vorsūra
noun
a conversion
vorsus
vorsus
adverb
turned in the direction of
vorsus
vorsus
participle
p. of verto
vorsus
vorsus
noun
a line
vorsutus
vorsūtus
adjective
adroit
vort
vort
cross-reference
vortex
vortex
noun
a whirl
vorticosus
vorticōsus
adjective
full of whirlpools
vorto
vortō
verb
to turn
Vortumnus
Vortumnus
noun
the god of change
vos
vōs
cross-reference
plur. of tu
voster
voster
cross-reference
voster
voster
pronoun
your
votivus
vōtīvus
adjective
of a vow
voto
votō
verb
not to suffer
votum
vōtum
noun
a promise to a god
voveo
voveō
verb
to vow
vox
vōx
noun
a voice
Vulcanius
Vulcānius
adjective
of Vulcan
Vulcanus
Vulcānus
noun
vulcan
vulgare
vulgāre
adverb
in the ordinary manner
vulgaris
vulgāris
adjective
of the mass
vulgator
vulgātor
noun
a publisher
vulgatus
vulgātus
adjective
common
vulgo
vulgō
adverb
among the multitude
vulgo
vulgō
verb
to spread among the multitude
vulgus
vulgus
noun
the mass
vulneratio
vulnerātiō
noun
a wounding
vulnero
vulnerō
verb
to wound
vulnificus
vulnificus
adjective
wound-inflicting
vulnus
vulnus
noun
a wound
vulpecula
vulpēcula
noun
a little fox
vulpes
vulpēs
noun
a fox
vulticulus
vulticulus
noun
a mere look
vultuosus
vultuōsus
adjective
excessive in facial expression
vultur
vultur
noun
a vulture
vulturius
vulturius
noun
a vulture-like bird
vultus
vultus
noun
an expression of countenance
vulva
vulva
noun
a womb
V viratus
V viratus
noun
the office of a quinquevir
