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noun

that which is superfluous

adjective

noun

vacant estates

adjective

vacanter

adverb

superfluously

vacatio

vacātiō

noun

a being free

vacca

noun

a cow

Vacca

noun

Vacca

noun

A town of Byzacene in Africa

Vaccaeus

noun

a people of

Vaccensis

noun

the inhabitants of Vacca

Vaccensis

adjective

of or pertaining to Vacca

vaccinium

vaccīnium

noun

the blueberry

vaccinus

vaccīnus

adjective

of or from cows

vaccula

noun

a little cow or heifer

Vaccus

noun

a general of Fundi

Vacea

noun

a river of Lusitania

vacefio

vacēfīō

verb

to become or be made empty

vacerra

noun

a log

vacerrosus

vacerrōsus

adjective

mad

Vachalis

noun

the Waal

vacillatio

vacillātiō

noun

a rocking to and fro

vacillo

vacillō

verb

to sway to and fro

vacive

vacīvē

adverb

at leisure

vacivitas

vacīvitās

noun

emptiness

vacivus

vacīvus

adjective

empty

vaco

vacō

verb

to be empty

vacue

vacuē

adverb

vacuefacio

vacuēfaciō

verb

to make empty

vacuitas

vacuitās

noun

empty space

Vacuna

Vacūna

noun

the goddess of rural leisure

Vacunalis

Vacūnālis

adjective

of or belonging to Vacuna

vacuo

vacuō

verb

to make empty or void

vacuum

noun

an empty space

vacuum

noun

leisure

vacuum

noun

Without value

vacuus

adjective

empty

Vada

noun

a stronghold in

vadatus

vadātus

adjective

bound

Vada volaterranum

noun

a port in Etruria south of Pisa

Vadimonis lacus

Vadimōnis lacus

expression

a small lake in Etruria near Ameria

vadimonium

vadimōnium

noun

a promise secured by bail

vado

vādō

verb

to go

vador

verb

to bind over by bail

vado

vadō

verb

to wade through

vadosus

vadōsus

adjective

full of shallows or fords

vadum

noun

a shallow place in water

Vadum

noun

a city in Liguria

vadus

noun

a shallow place in water

vae

interjection

ah! alas!

vae

cross-reference

out

vaecors

vāecors

adjective

destitute of reason

vaeneo

vaeneō

verb

to go to sale

vaeneo

vaeneō

verb

vaenum

verb

vaenumdo

vaenumdō

verb

to sell

vaenus

noun

sale

vaesanus

vaesānus

adjective

not of sound mind

vaesasania

vaesāsānia

noun

madness

vaesasanio

vaesāsāniō

verb

to be insane

vafellus

adjective

vafer

adjective

sly

vaframentum

vāfrāmentum

noun

a crafly device

vaframentum

vafrāmentum

noun

a crafly device

vafre

vāfrē

adverb

slyly

vafre

vafrē

adverb

slyly

vafritia

noun

craftiness

vafritia

vāfritia

noun

craftiness

Vaga

cross-reference

vagabundus

vagābundus

adjective

strolling about

vagatio

vagātiō

noun

a strolling about

vagatus

vagātus

adjective

vage

vagē

adverb

here and there

Vagennus

noun

an Alpine people of Liguria

Vagenses

cross-reference

Vagensis

adjective

of or pertaining to Vacca

Vagensis

noun

the inhabitants of Vacca

Vagia

noun

a river of Lusitania

Vagiennus

noun

an Alpine people of Liguria

vagina

vāgīna

noun

a scabbard

vaginula

vāgīnula

noun

a little sheath

vagio

vāgiō

verb

to cry

vagitus

vāgītus

noun

a crying

vagor

verb

to stroll about

vago

vagō

verb

to wander

vagor

vāgor

noun

a sounding

vagulatio

vāgulātiō

noun

vagulus

adjective

wandering

vagus

adjective

strolling about

vah

interjection

ah! oh!

vaha

interjection

ah! oh!

vaha

interjection

Vahalis

noun

the Waal

Valdasus

noun

a river in Pannonia

valde

valdē

adverb

intens. adv

vale

valē

cross-reference

vale dico

verb

v. n.

valedico

valedīcō

verb

v. n.

valedico

valedīcō

verb

to be strong

valens

adjective

Valens

adjective

the father of the third Mercury

valens

adjective

strong

valenter

adverb

strongly

valentia

noun

bodily strength

Valentia

noun

the name of several towns

Valentinianus

Valentīniānus

noun

a sect of heretics in the second century

Valentinus

Valentīnus

noun

the inhabitants of Valentia

valentulus

adjective

strong

valeo

valeō

verb

to be strong

Valeria

noun

the name of a Roman gens.

valeria

noun

a kind of eagle

Valerianus

Valeriānus

noun

a Roman emperor

Valerianus

Valeriānus

adjective

of or belonging to a Valerius

Valerianus

Valeriānus

adjective

Valerius

adjective

of or belonging to a Valerius

Valerius

noun

the name of a Roman gens.

valesco

valescō

verb

to grow strong

Valesius

noun

the name of a Roman gens.

valetudinarium

valētūdinārium

noun

A sick-room

valetudinarius

valētūdinārius

noun

one in infirm health

valetudinarius

valētūdinārius

adjective

sickly

valetudo

valētūdō

noun

habit

valgiter

adverb

awry

Valgius

noun

the name of a Roman gens.

valgus

adjective

having the calves of the legs bent outwards

valide

validē

adverb

strongly

validitas

validitās

noun

strength

validus

adjective

strong

valitudo

valītūdō

noun

habit

vallaris

vallāris

adjective

of or belonging to a rampart

vallatio

vallātiō

noun

an intrenchment

vallecula

noun

a little valley

valles

vallēs

noun

a valley

vallescit

cross-reference

vallestre

noun

valleys

vallicula

noun

a little valley

vallis

noun

a valley

vallis

noun

vallo

vallō

verb

to surround with a rampart and palisades

Vallonia

Vallōnia

noun

the goddess of valleys

vallum

noun

an earthen wall or rampart set with palisades

vallus

noun

a stake

vallus

noun

a little winnowing-van

valor

noun

value

valva

noun

the leaves

valva

noun

the leaf of a door

valvatus

valvātus

adjective

having folding-doors

valvola

noun

the pod

Vandalicus

noun

a surname of Justinian

Vandalius

noun

the Vandals

Vandalus

adjective

Vandal

Vandilius

noun

the Vandals

Vandilus

noun

the Vandals

vane

vānē

adverb

idly

vanesco

vānescō

verb

to pass away

vanga

noun

a kind of mattock

Vangio

Vangiō

noun

a prince of the Suevi

Vangionis

noun

a German people on the Rhine

vanidicus

vānidicus

adjective

Vaniensis

Vāniensis

noun

a people of

vanilocus

vānilocus

adjective

talking emplily or idly

vaniloquentia

vāniloquentia

noun

empty or idle talk

Vaniloquidorus

Vāniloquidōrus

noun

gabble-giver

vaniloquium

vāniloquium

noun

empty or idle talk

vaniloquus

vāniloquus

adjective

talking emplily or idly

vanitas

vānitās

noun

emptiness

vanities

vānitiēs

noun

emptiness

vanitudo

vānitūdō

noun

emptiness

Vannianus

Vanniānus

adjective

of Vannius

Vannius

noun

a king of the Quadi in the time of Tiberius

vanno

vannō

verb

to fan

vannus

noun

a fan

vano

vānō

verb

to utter empty words

vanum

vānum

noun

emptiness

vanus

vānus

adjective

that contains nothing

vapide

vapidē

adverb

poorly

vapidus

adjective

that has emitted steam or vapor

vapor

noun

steam

vaporalis

vapōrālis

adjective

of or belonging to steam or vapor

vaporaliter

vapōrāliter

adverb

like a vapor

vaporarium

vapōrārium

noun

a steam-pipe

vaporate

vapōrātē

adverb

with heat

vaporatio

vapōrātiō

noun

a steaming

vaporifer

vapōrifer

adjective

emitting steam

vaporo

vapōrō

verb

to emit steam or vapor

vaporosus

vapōrōsus

adjective

full of steam or vapor

vaporus

vapōrus

adjective

steaming

vapos

noun

steam

vappa

noun

wine that has lost its spirit and flavor

vappo

vappō

noun

a moth

vapularis

vāpulāris

adjective

that gets a flogging

vapulo

vāpulō

verb

to get a cudgelling or flogging

vara

vāra

noun

A wooden horse or trestle

varatio

vārātiō

noun

a bending

Varcianus

Varciānus

noun

a people of Pannonia

Vardaeus

noun

a people in Dalmatia

Vardulus

noun

a people of Lusitania

Varenus

Varēnus

noun

a Roman proper name

Vargula

noun

a talkative friend of

Vargunteius

Varguntēius

noun

a Roman senator who was engaged in Catiline's conspiracy

vargus

noun

a vagabond

varia

noun

A panther

Varia

noun

A small city of the Sabines

varia

noun

variabilis

variābilis

adjective

changeable

varians

adjective

varied

variantia

noun

a difference

Varianus

Vāriānus

adjective

of or belonging to a Varus

Varianus

Vāriānus

adjective

varianus

variānus

adjective

divers-colored

variatim

variātim

adverb

in various ways

variatio

variātiō

noun

a difference

variatus

variātus

adjective

diverse

varicator

vāricātor

noun

one that walks with his legs spread apart

varico

vāricō

verb

to spread the legs apart

varicose

varicōsē

adverb

full of dilated veins

varicosus

varicōsus

adjective

full of dilated veins

varicula

noun

a small varix

varicus

vāricus

adverb

with feet spread apart

varicus

vāricus

adjective

with feet spread apart

varie

variē

adverb

with diverse colors

variego

variegō

verb

to make of various sorts or colors

varietas

varietās

noun

difference

Varinus

Varīnus

noun

a German tribe on the Baltic Sea

vario

variō

verb

v.a

Varist

noun

a people of Germany

Varistum

noun

a people of Germany

varitus

vāritus

adverb

Varius

adjective

the name of a Roman gens

varius

adjective

diverse

varix

noun

a dilated vein

varo

vārō

verb

to bend

varo

vārō

noun

a stupid

Varro

Varrō

noun

a surname in the gens Terentia

Varronianus

Varrōniānus

adjective

of or belonging to a Varro

varus

vārus

adjective

bent

Varus

Vārus

noun

a surname

varus

noun

an eruption

Varvarinus

noun

a people of Liburnia

Varvarus

noun

a people of Istria

vas

noun

a bail

vas

vās

noun

a vessel

vasarium

vāsārium

noun

Furniture-money

Vasata

Vasāta

noun

a people of Aquitania

Vasata

Vāsāta

noun

a people of Aquitania

Vasaticus

Vasāticus

adjective

of or belonging to the Vasates

Vasaticus

Vāsāticus

adjective

of or belonging to the Vasates

Vasatis

Vāsātis

noun

a people of Aquitania

Vasatis

Vasātis

noun

a people of Aquitania

vasatus

vāsātus

noun

vascellum

noun

a small vase or urn

Vasconia

noun

the country of the Vascones

Vasconicus

adjective

of or belonging to the Vascones

Vasconis

adjective

of the Vascones

Vasconis

noun

a people in

vascularius

vasculārius

noun

one who makes vessels of metal

vasculum

noun

a small vessel

vascus

adjective

vastabundus

vastābundus

adjective

wasting

vastatio

vastātiō

noun

a laying waste

vastator

vastātor

noun

a desolater

vastatorius

vastātōrius

adjective

wasting

vastatrix

vastātrix

noun

waster

vaste

vastē

adverb

Rudely

vastesco

vastescō

verb

to become desert or waste

vastificus

adjective

laying waste

vastitas

vastitās

noun

an empty place

vastities

vastitiēs

noun

ruin

vastitudo

vastitūdō

noun

ruin

vasto

vastō

verb

to make empty or vacant

vastulus

adjective

rather huge or bulky

vastus

adjective

empty

vasum

vāsum

noun

a vessel

vasum

vāsum

noun

vasus

vāsus

noun

vates

vātēs

noun

a foreteller

vatia

noun

vatia

noun

a bowlegged man

Vaticanus

Vātīcānus

adjective

the Vatican Hill in Rome

Vaticanus

Vāticānus

adjective

the Vatican Hill in Rome

vaticinatio

vāticinātiō

noun

a foretelling

vaticinator

vāticinātor

noun

a soothsayer

vaticinatrix

vāticinātrix

noun

a prophetess

vaticinium

vāticinium

noun

a prediction

vaticinius

vāticinius

adjective

prophetic

vaticinor

vāticinor

verb

to foretell

vaticinus

vāticinus

adjective

prophetical

Vatienus

Vatiēnus

noun

vatillum

noun

A shovel

Vatinianus

Vatīniānus

adjective

of or belonging to Vatinius

Vatinianus

Vatīniānus

adjective

Vatinius

Vatīnius

noun

the name of a Roman gens

vatis

vātis

noun

a foreteller

vatius

adjective

bent outwards

vatrax

vātrax

adjective

with crooked feet

vatrax

adjective

with crooked feet

Vatrenus

noun

a river of Gallia Cispadana falling into the Po

Vatrenus

Vātrenus

noun

a river of Gallia Cispadana falling into the Po

vatricosus

vātricōsus

adjective

with crooked feet

vatricosus

vatricōsus

adjective

with crooked feet

vē

adverb

vē

prefix

out

vea

noun

a way

Vecilius

noun

a mountain in Latium

vecordia

vēcordia

noun

want of reason

vecors

vēcors

adjective

destitute of reason

Vecta

noun

Vecta

noun

vectabilis

vectābilis

adjective

that can be carried

vectabulum

vectābulum

noun

a carriage

vectaculum

vectāculum

noun

a carriage

vectarius

vectārius

adjective

of or for carrying or conveying

vectatio

vectātiō

noun

a carrying or being carried

vectiarius

vectiārius

noun

one who works the lever

vecticularius

vecticulārius

adjective

vectifer

adjective

having a bolt

vectigal

vectīgal

noun

a toll

vectigaliarius

vectīgāliārius

noun

a collector or receiver of taxes

vectigalis

vectīgālis

adjective

Of or belonging to imposts or taxes

vectio

vectiō

noun

a carrying

Vectis

noun

an island south of Britain

vectis

noun

a strong pole or bar

vectitatus

vectitātus

adjective

borne or carried about

Vectius

noun

the name of a Roman gens

vecto

vectō

verb

to bear

Vectonis

Vectōnis

noun

a people of Lusitania

vector

noun

one that bears

vectorius

vectōrius

adjective

of or for carrying

vectrix

noun

she that carries or transports

vectura

vectūra

noun

a bearing

vecturarius

vectūrārius

noun

a driver

vectus

adjective

Vediiovis

Vēdiiovis

noun

an Etruscan divinity

Vediovis

Vēdiovis

noun

an Etruscan divinity

Vedius

Vēdius

adjective

the name of a Roman gens

Vedius

Vēdīus

noun

another name for

veemens

adjective

very eager

vegeo

vegeō

verb

to move

vegetabilis

vegetābilis

adjective

animating

vegetamen

vegetāmen

noun

the animating power

vegetatio

vegetātiō

noun

an enlivening

vegetator

vegetātor

noun

an enlivener

Vegetius

noun

a Roman proper name

vegeto

vegetō

verb

to arouse

vegetus

adjective

enlivened

vegrandis

vēgrandis

adjective

not very large

vehatio

vehātiō

noun

a carrying

vehemens

adjective

very eager

vehementer

adverb

Eagerly

vehementesco

vehementescō

verb

to become violent or vehement

vehementia

noun

Eagerness

vehes

vehēs

noun

a carriage loaded

vehicularis

vehiculāris

adjective

of or belonging to carriages or vehicles

vehicularius

vehiculārius

adjective

of or belonging to carriages or vehicles

vehiculum

noun

a means of transport

veho

vehō

verb

to bear

Veia

Vēia

noun

a proper name of a woman

Veiens

Vēiens

adjective

an inhabitant of Veii

Veiens

Vēiens

adjective

of or belonging to Veii

Veientana

Vēientāna

noun

an inferior sort of wine

Veientanus

Vēientānus

adjective

of or belonging to Veii

Vei^us

Vēi^us

adjective

of Veii

Veius

Vēius

noun

a very ancient city in Etruria

Veja

Vēja

noun

a proper name of a woman

Vejens

Vējens

adjective

of or belonging to Veii

Vejentanum

Vējentānum

noun

an inferior sort of wine

Vejentanus

Vējentānus

noun

the inhabitants of Veii

Vejentanus

Vējentānus

adjective

of or belonging to Veii

Vejento

Vējentō

noun

a surname in the Fabrician

Vejovis

Vējovis

noun

an Etruscan divinity

Vejus

Vējus

noun

a very ancient city in Etruria

Vejus

adjective

of Veii

vel

conjunction

will

vela

noun

the Gallic name for the plant

Velabrensis

Vēlābrensis

adjective

Velabrensis

Vēlābrensis

adjective

of or belonging to the Velabrum

Velabrum

Vēlābrum

noun

A street in Rome on the Aventine Hill

velabrum

vēlābrum

noun

a covering or awning

velamen

vēlāmen

noun

a cover

velamentum

vēlāmentum

noun

a cover

velaris

vēlāris

adjective

of or belonging to a veil or curtain

velarium

vēlārium

noun

a covering

velarius

vēlārius

noun

A slave who attended to closing the curtains at the entrance of an apartment

velati

vēlātī

noun

velatio

vēlātiō

noun

a veiling

velato

vēlātō

adverb

velatus

vēlātus

noun

soldiers who wore only a cloak

Velaunus

noun

a people of Aquitania

Veleda

noun

a prophetic virgin among the Germans

veles

vēles

noun

a kind of light-armed soldier

Velia

noun

An elevated part of the Palatine Hill at Rome

Veliensis

adjective

of or belonging to Velia

Veliensis

noun

the inhabitants of Velia

Veliensis

adjective

of or belonging to Velia

velifer

vēlifer

adjective

sail-bearing

velificatio

vēlificātiō

noun

a making sail

velificium

vēlificium

noun

a making sail

velifico

vēlificō

verb

to sail

velificor

vēlificor

verb

to make sail

velificus

vēlificus

adjective

made with sails

veliger

vēliger

adjective

sail-bearing

Velina

Velīna

noun

the people who dwelt around Lake Velinus

Velinus

Velīnus

noun

a lake in the Sabine territories

Velinus

Velīnus

adjective

of Velia

velitaris

vēlitāris

adjective

of or belonging to the

velitars

vēlitārs

noun

velitatio

vēlitātiō

noun

a skirmishing

Veliterninus

Velīternīnus

adjective

of Velitrae

Veliterninus

Velīternīnus

adjective

Velīternus

noun

the inhabitants of Velitrae

Velīternus

noun

a proper name

Velīternus

adjective

Velīternus

adjective

of or belonging to Velitrae

velitor

vēlitor

verb

to fight like the

Velitra

Velītra

noun

a town of the Volsci

velivolans

vēlivolans

adjective

sail-flying

velivolus

vēlivolus

adjective

sail-flying

vella

noun

a country-house

vella

noun

vellatura

vellātūra

noun

a carrying

Vellaunodunum

Vellaunodūnum

noun

a town of

Vellavius

noun

a people of Aquitania

Velleianus

Vellēiānus

adjective

of a Velleius

Velleius

Vellēius

adjective

of or belonging to a Velleius

Velleius

Vellēius

noun

the name of a Roman gens.

vellicatim

vellicātim

adverb

by pinches or twitches

vellicatio

vellicātiō

noun

a plucking

vellico

vellicō

verb

to pluck

Velliocasses

noun

a people on the right bank of the Seine

vello

vellō

verb

to pluck or pull

vellus

noun

wool shorn off

velo

vēlō

verb

to cover

Velocassis

noun

a people on the right bank of the Seine

Velocassis

noun

velocitas

vēlōcitās

noun

swiftness

velociter

vēlōciter

adverb

swiftly

velox

vēlox

adjective

swift

velum

vēlum

noun

a cloth

velumen

vēlūmen

noun

a fleece

velut

adverb

even as

veluti

adverb

even as

vemens

vēmens

adjective

very eager

vemens

vēmens

cross-reference

vementer

vēmenter

adverb

Eagerly

vena

vēna

noun

a blood-vessel

venabulum

vēnābulum

noun

a huntingspear

Venafer

Venāfer

adjective

of or belonging to Venafrum

Venafranum

Venāfrānum

noun

Venafran-oil

Venafranus

Venāfrānus

adjective

of Venafrum

Venafrum

Venāfrum

noun

a very ancient town of the Samnites

venaliciarius

vēnālīciārius

noun

a slave-dealer

venaliciarius

vēnālīciārius

adjective

of or belonging to slave-selling

venalicium

vēnālīcium

noun

Slave-selling

venalicium

vēnālīcium

noun

taxes on sales

venalicius

vēnālīcius

adjective

of or belonging to selling

venalicius

vēnālīcius

noun

a slave-dealer

venaliciutius

vēnālīciutius

adjective

of or belonging to selling

venalis

vēnālis

adjective

of or belonging to selling

venalis

vēnālis

noun

a young slave offered for sale

venalitas

vēnālitās

noun

the capability of being bought

venalitius

vēnālītius

adjective

Venamus

noun

a people of Gaul

Venaria

noun

an island in the Tuscan Sea

venaticius

vēnātīcius

adjective

of or belonging to hunting or the chase

venaticus

vēnāticus

adjective

of or belonging to hunting

venatilis

vēnātilis

adjective

springing from a vein

venatio

vēnātiō

noun

hunting

venatitius

vēnātītius

adjective

venatius

vēnātius

adjective

of or belonging to hunting or the chase

venator

vēnātor

noun

a hunter

venatorius

vēnātōrius

adjective

of or belonging to a hunter or to the chase

venatrix

vēnātrix

noun

a huntress

venatura

vēnātūra

noun

hunting

venatus

vēnātus

noun

hunting

vendax

adjective

fond of selling

vendibilis

adjective

that may be sold

vendibiliter

adverb

salably

vendico

vendicō

verb

vendico

vendicō

verb

to lay legal claim to

venditarius

venditārius

adjective

venditatio

venditātiō

noun

a specious display

venditator

venditātor

noun

a boaster

venditio

venditiō

noun

a selling

vendito

venditō

verb

to offer again and again for sale

venditor

noun

a seller

venditrix

noun

she that sells or vends

venditum

noun

a sale

venditus

adjective

vendo

vendō

verb

to sell

Venedus

noun

a people of northern Germany

venefica

venēfica

noun

a poisoner

veneficium

venēficium

noun

A poisoning

veneficus

venēficus

adjective

poisoning

veneficus

venēficus

noun

a poisoner

venenarius

venēnārius

noun

a poisonmixer

venenarius

venēnārius

adjective

of or belonging to poison

venenatum

venēnātum

noun

venomous animals

venenatus

venēnātus

adjective

venenatus

venēnātus

adjective

filled with poison

venenifer

venēnifer

noun

a constellation

venenifer

venēnifer

adjective

containing poison

veneno

venēnō

verb

To poison

venenose

venēnōsē

adverb

very poisonously

venenosus

venēnōsus

adjective

full of poison

venenum

venēnum

noun

a potion

veneo

vēneō

verb

to go to sale

venerabilis

venerābilis

adjective

worthy of respect or reverence

venerabiliter

venerābiliter

adverb

with veneration

venerabundus

venerābundus

adjective

venerating

venerandus

adjective

venerandus

adjective

veneranter

adverb

with veneration

venerarius

venerārius

adjective

of or belonging to love

veneratio

venerātiō

noun

the highest respect

venerator

venerātor

noun

a reverencer

veneratus

venerātus

adjective

Venerea

noun

a kind of mussels

Venereum

noun

the Venus-throw

adjective

noun

the templeslaves of the Erycinian Venus

noun

the Venus-throw

adjective

of or belonging to Venus

Veneria

noun

a kind of mussels

adjective

noun

the Venus-throw

noun

the templeslaves of the Erycinian Venus

adjective

of or belonging to Venus

Venerivagus

adjective

vagabond in love

veneror

verb

to reverence with religious awe

venero

venerō

verb

venero

venerō

verb

Venetia

noun

the country of the Veneti

Venetia

noun

the country of the Veneti

Venetianus

Venetiānus

noun

the adherents of the Blues

Veneticus

adjective

of or belonging to the Veneti

Venetulanus

Venetulānus

noun

an extinct people of Latium

Venetus

noun

one of the Blue faction

Venetus

noun

A people in

Venetus

adjective

Of or belonging to the Veneti

Venetus lacus

expression

portion of the lake of Constance

venia

noun

complaisance

veniabilis

veniābilis

adjective

pardonable

venialis

veniālis

adjective

Gracious

venicula

vēnīcula

cross-reference

a kind of grapes

venilia

venīlia

cross-reference

Venilia

Venīlia

noun

the name of several sea-nymphs

venio

veniō

verb

to come

Vennensis

noun

a people of

Vennonius

Vennōnius

noun

a Roman historian whose works are lost

vennucula

vennūcula

cross-reference

a kind of grapes

venor

vēnor

verb

to hunt

venosus

vēnōsus

adjective

full of veins

vensica

vensīca

noun

the bladder

venter

noun

the belly

Ventidianus

Ventidiānus

adjective

Ventidian

Ventidianus

Ventidiānus

adjective

Ventidius

noun

the name of a Roman

ventilabrum

ventilābrum

noun

an implement for winnowing grain

ventilabundus

ventilābundus

adjective

swinging to and fro

ventilatio

ventilātiō

noun

an airing

ventilator

ventilātor

noun

one who winnows grain

ventilo

ventilō

verb

to toss

ventio

ventiō

noun

a coming

ventito

ventitō

verb

to come often

vento

ventō

verb

to be wont to come

ventose

ventōsē

adverb

as if full of wind

ventositas

ventōsitās

noun

windiness

ventosus

ventōsus

adjective

full of wind

ventrale

ventrāle

noun

a belly-band

ventralis

ventrālis

adjective

of or belonging to the belly

ventricola

noun

one who makes a god of his belly

ventriculatio

ventriculātiō

noun

the belly-ache

ventriculosus

ventriculōsus

adjective

of or belonging to the belly

ventricultor

noun

ventriculum

noun

the belly

ventriculus

noun

the belly

ventrifluus

adjective

laxative

ventrigo

ventrigō

verb

ventriloquus

noun

one who speaks from his belly

ventriosus

ventriōsus

adjective

having a large belly

ventrosus

ventrōsus

cross-reference

bellying out

ventruosus

ventruōsus

cross-reference

bellying out

ventulus

noun

a slight wind

ventus

noun

wind

venucula

vēnūcula

cross-reference

a kind of grapes

venula

vēnula

noun

a small vein

Venulus

noun

a Rutulian warrior

venum

vēnum

noun

venum

vēnum

noun

sale

venum do

vēnum dō

verb

to sell

venumdo

vēnumdō

verb

to sell

venuncula

vēnūncula

cross-reference

a kind of grapes

venundo

vēnundō

verb

to sell

Venus

noun

the goddess of Love

venus

vēnus

noun

sale

Venusia

noun

a town on the borders of Apulia and Lucania

Venusinus

Venusīnus

noun

the inhabitants of Venusia

Venusinus

Venusīnus

adjective

of or belonging to Venusia

venustas

venustās

noun

loveliness

venuste

venustē

adverb

charmingly

venusto

venustō

verb

to make lovely

venustulus

adjective

lovely

venustus

adjective

lovely

vepallidus

vēpallidus

adjective

very pale

veper

noun

a thorn-bush

vepraticus

veprāticus

adjective

of or belonging to a thorn-bush

vepraticus

vēprāticus

adjective

of or belonging to a thorn-bush

veprecula

veprēcula

noun

a little thorn- or brier - bush

veprecula

vēprēcula

noun

a little thorn- or brier - bush

vepres

vēprēs

noun

a thorn-bush

vepres

veprēs

noun

a thorn-bush

vepretum

vēprētum

noun

a thornhedge

vepretum

veprētum

noun

a thornhedge

vepris

vēpris

noun

a thorn-bush

vepris

noun

a thorn-bush

veprs

noun

a thorn-bush

ver

vēr

noun

the spring

veraciter

vērāciter

adverb

truly

Veragrus

Verāgrus

noun

a people in

Veragrus

noun

a people in

veratrix

vērātrix

noun

a sorceress

veratrum

vērātrum

noun

a plant

verax

vērax

adjective

speaking truly

verbalis

verbālis

adjective

consisting of words

Verbannus

noun

the name of a lake in Upper Italy

verbascum

noun

a plant

Verbeia

noun

a goddess worshipped by the Gauls and Britons

verbena

verbēna

noun

foliage

verbena

verbēna

noun

foliage

verbenaca

verbēnāca

noun

a plant

verbenarius

verbēnārius

noun

one who bears the sacred boughs

verbenatus

verbēnātus

adjective

crowned with a wreath of sacred boughs

verber

noun

a lash

verberabilis

verberābilis

adjective

worthy of a beating

verberabundus

verberābundus

adjective

whipping

verberatio

verberātiō

noun

a striking

verberator

verberātor

noun

a beater

verberatus

verberātus

noun

a beating

verbereus

adjective

worthy of stripes

verberito

verberitō

verb

to beat often

verbero

verberō

verb

to lash

verbero

verberō

noun

one worthy of stripes

verbex

noun

a wether

verbialis

verbiālis

adjective

verbal

verbificatio

verbificātiō

noun

a talking

verbigena

noun

he who was born of the Word

verbigero

verbigerō

verb

to talk

verbivelitatio

verbivēlitātiō

cross-reference

verbose

verbōsē

adverb

with many words

verbositas

verbōsitās

noun

multiplicity of words

verbosus

verbōsus

adjective

full of words

verbum

noun

a word

Vercella

noun

a town in

Vercellensis

adjective

of or belonging to Vercellae

Vercellinus

Vercellīnus

adjective

of Vercellae

Vercingetorix

noun

a commander of the Gauls in the Gallic War

verculum

noun

little spring

vere

vērē

adverb

according to truth

verecunde

verēcundē

adverb

shamefacedly

verecundia

verēcundia

noun

the natural feeling of shame

verecunditer

verēcunditer

adverb

shamefacedly

verecundor

verēcundor

verb

to feel bashful or ashamed

verecundus

verēcundus

adjective

feeling shame

veredarius

verēdārius

noun

a postboy

veredus

verēdus

noun

A light horse

verendum

noun

the private parts

verendus

adjective

that is to be feared or reverenced

verendus

adjective

verenter

adverb

with reverence

vereor

verb

to feel awe of

veretillum

verētillum

noun

Veretinus

Veretīnus

noun

a people of Calabria

veretrum

verētrum

noun

the private parts

Vergellus

noun

a river of Apulia

Vergentum

noun

a town in

Vergilia

noun

the constellation of the seven stars

Vergilianus

Vergiliānus

adjective

of or belonging to the poet Vergil

Vergiliocento

Vergiliocentō

noun

a poem made up of scraps from Vergil

Vergilius

noun

the name of a Roman

Vergistanus

Vergistānus

noun

a community of robbers in

vergo

vergō

verb

to bend

Vergoanum

Vergoānum

noun

a town on the island of Lerina

Vergobretus

noun

vericola

vēricola

noun

that cultivates or regards the truth

vericulum

noun

a small javelin

veridice

vēridicē

adverb

truly

veridicentia

vērīdicentia

noun

truthtelling

veridicus

vēridicus

adjective

that speaks the truth

veriloquium

vēriloquium

noun

etymology

veriloquus

vēriloquus

adjective

speaking truly

veri similis

vērī similis

cross-reference

verisimilis

vērisimilis

cross-reference

verisimiliter

vērisimiliter

cross-reference

verisimilitudo

vērisimilitūdō

cross-reference

veritas

vēritās

noun

truth

veritus

participle

veriverbium

vēriverbium

noun

a telling the truth

vermesco

vermescō

verb

vermiculate

vermiculātē

adverb

in a vermiculated manner

vermiculatio

vermiculātiō

noun

a being worm-eaten

vermiculatus

vermiculātus

adjective

in the form of worms

vermiculatus

vermiculātus

adjective

vermiculor

verb

to be full of worms

vermiculosus

vermiculōsus

adjective

full of worms

vermiculus

noun

a little worm

vermifluus

adjective

swarming with worms

verminatio

verminātiō

noun

the worms

vermine

noun

the gripes

vermino

verminō

verb

to have worms

verminosus

verminōsus

adjective

full of worms

vermis

noun

a worm

verna

noun

a slave born in his master's house

vernacula

vernācula

noun

a female household slave

vernaculus

vernāculus

adjective

Of or belonging to homeborn slaves

vernaculus

vernāculus

noun

buffoons

vernalis

vernālis

adjective

of or belonging to spring

vernatio

vernātiō

noun

the sloughing or shedding of the skin

vernicomus

adjective

having young leaves

vernifer

adjective

flowering in spring

vernilis

vernīlis

adjective

of or belonging to a home-born slave

vernilitas

vernīlitās

noun

Cringing obsequiousness

verniliter

vernīliter

adverb

slavishly

vernisera

cross-reference

verno

vernō

verb

to appear like spring

vernula

noun

comm. dim

vernum

noun

spring-time

vernum

noun

vernus

adjective

native

vernus

adjective

vernus

adjective

of or belonging to spring

vero

verō

noun

vero

vērō

adverb

in truth

vero

vērō

verb

to speak the truth

Veromanduus

noun

a people of

Verona

Vērōna

noun

a city in

Veronensis

Vērōnensis

adjective

of or belonging to Verona

Veronensis

Vērōnensis

noun

the inhabitants of Verona

verpa

noun

verpus

noun

a circumcised man

Verres

Verrēs

noun

the surname of the praetor

verres

verrēs

noun

a male swine

verriculum

noun

a drag-net

Verrina

Verrīna

noun

the orations of Cicero against Verres

verrinus

verrīnus

adjective

of a boar-pig

Verrinus

Verrīnus

adjective

of or belonging to Verres

Verrinus

Verrīnus

adjective

verris

noun

a male swine

Verrium

noun

a festival appointed by Verres

Verrius

adjective

of or belonging to Verres

Verrius

adjective

Verrius Flaccus

expression

a celebrated grammarian of the time of Augustus and Tiberius

verro

verrō

verb

to scrape

verruca

verrūca

noun

a steep place

verrucaria herba

verrūcāria herba

expression

a plant that drives away warts

Verrucius

noun

a fictitious name fraudulently used by Verres

Verruciutius

noun

a fictitious name fraudulently used by Verres

verrucosus

verrūcōsus

adjective

full of warts

verrucula

verrūcula

noun

A little eminence

Verrugo

Verrugō

noun

a town of the Volsci

verrunco

verruncō

verb

to turn

Verrutius

cross-reference

verrutum

verrūtum

noun

a dart

versabilis

versābilis

adjective

movable

versabundus

versābundus

adjective

turning round

versatilis

versātilis

adjective

that turns or moves round

versatio

versātiō

noun

a turning round

versicapillus

noun

one who changes hair

versicolor

adjective

that changes its color

versicolore

versicolōre

noun

dyed stuffs

versicolorius

versicolōrius

adjective

that changes its color

versicolorus

versicolōrus

adjective

that changes its color

versiculus

noun

a little line

versificatio

versificātiō

noun

versemaking

versificator

versificātor

noun

a verse-maker

versificor

verb

versifico

versificō

verb

to put into verse

versificus

adjective

written in verse

versiformis

adjective

changing its form

versilis

adjective

that may be turned

versiloquus

adjective

speaking in verse

versipellis

noun

one who can change himself into a wolf

versipellis

adjective

that changes its shape or form

verso

versō

verb

to turn

versor

verb

to dwell

versor

verb

versoria

versōria

noun

a rope that guides a sail

versum

cross-reference

turned in the direction of

versum

adverb

versura

versūra

noun

a turning round

cross-reference

turned in the direction of

noun

A furrow

adjective

adverb

versute

versūtē

adverb

cunningly

versutia

versūtia

noun

cunning

versutiloquus

versūtiloquus

adjective

crafly-speaking

versutus

versūtus

adjective

adroit

Vertacomacorus

noun

a tribe of the Vocontii

vertaga

noun

a greyhound

vertagra

noun

a greyhound

vertagus

noun

a greyhound

vertebra

vertēbra

noun

a joint

vertebra

noun

a joint

vertebratus

vertebrātus

adjective

jointed

vertebrum

vertēbrum

noun

the hip-bone

vertebrum

noun

the hip-bone

vertex

noun

A whirl

vertibulum

noun

a joint

verticillus

noun

the whirl

Verticordia

noun

the Turner of hearts

verticosus

verticōsus

adjective

full of whirlpools or eddies

verticula

noun

a joint

verticulum

noun

verticulus

noun

vertigino

vertīginō

verb

to whirl round

vertiginosus

vertīginōsus

noun

one who suffers from giddiness or vertigo

vertigo

vertīgō

noun

a turning or whirling round

verto

vertō

verb

to turn

vertraga

noun

a greyhound

Vertumnale

Vertumnāle

noun

the festival of Vertumnus

Vertumnus

noun

the god of the changing year

veru

verū

noun

A spit

veruculatus

verūculātus

adjective

furnished with a small pike

veruculum

verūculum

cross-reference

veruculum

noun

a small javelin

Verudoctius

noun

a chief of the Helvetii

veruina

veruīna

noun

a small javelin

Verula

noun

a town of

Verulanus

Verulānus

adjective

of Verulae

Verulanus

Verulānus

noun

the inhabitants of Verulae

vērum

cross-reference

truly

noun

A spit

vērum

noun

what is true or real

noun

vērum

noun

vērum

adverb

vērum

noun

honor

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 or javelin

vervactum

noun

fallow ground

vervago

vervagō

verb

to break up

Verveceus

Vervēceus

noun

that has the form of a wether

vervecinus

vervēcīnus

adjective

of a wether

Vervecius

Vervēcius

noun

that has the form of a wether

vervex

noun

a wether

Vesaevus

cross-reference

Vesaevus

noun

of or belonging to Vesuvius

vesania

vēsānia

noun

madness

vesaniens

vēsāniens

adjective

raging

vesanio

vēsāniō

verb

to be insane

vesanus

vēsānus

adjective

not of sound mind

Vesbinus

Vesbīnus

adjective

of or belonging to Vesuvius

Vesbius

noun

of or belonging to Vesuvius

Vescia

noun

a little town in Latium

Vescinus

Vescīnus

adjective

of or belonging to Vescia

Vescitania

Vescitānia

noun

a district of

vesco

vescō

verb

to feed

vescor

verb

to fill one's self with food

vesculus

noun

little

vescus

adjective

Small

Vesentinus

Vesentīnus

noun

a people of Etruria

Veseris

noun

a river in Campania

Vesevinus

Vesēvīnus

adjective

of or belonging to Vesuvius

Vesevus

Vesēvus

noun

of or belonging to Vesuvius

vesica

vēsīca

noun

the bladder

vesicaria

vēsīcāria

noun

a plant that cures pain in the bladder

vesicaria

vēsīcāria

noun

vesicarius

vēsīcārius

adjective

of or belonging to the bladder

vesicula

vēsīcula

noun

a little blister

vesiculosus

vēsīculōsus

adjective

full of bladders or blisters

Vesontio

Vesontiō

noun

a city in

vespa

noun

a wasp

vespae

cross-reference

Vespasia

noun

the name of a Roman

Vespasianus

Vespasiānus

noun

a Roman emperor

Vespasius

noun

the name of a Roman

vesper

noun

the evening

vespera

noun

the evening

vesperalis

vesperālis

adjective

of or belonging to evening

vesperasco

vesperascō

verb

to become evening

vesperatus

vesperātus

adjective

grown into evening

Vesperies

Vesperiēs

noun

a town of Hispania Tarraconensis

vesperna

cross-reference

vespertilio

vespertīliō

noun

a bat

vespertinalis

vespertīnālis

adjective

vespertinus

vespertīnus

adjective

Of or belonging to evening or even-tide

vesperugo

vesperūgō

noun

The evening-star

vesperus

adjective

of or belonging to the evening

vespices

adjective

vespillo

vespillō

noun

a corpse-bearer

vessica

vessīca

noun

the bladder

Vesta

noun

Another name for

Vestale

Vestāle

noun

the festival of Vesta

Vestalis

Vestālis

noun

a priestess of Vesta

Vestalis

Vestālis

adjective

of or belonging to Vesta

vester

pronoun

your

vestiarium

vestiārium

noun

A clothes-press

vestiarius

vestiārius

noun

a clothes-dealer

vestiarius

vestiārius

adjective

of or belonging to clothes

vestibulum

noun

the enclosed space between the entrance of a house and the street

vesticeps

adjective

bearded

Vesticola

noun

a Vestal virgin

vesticontubernium

noun

a lying under the same coverlet

vesticula

noun

a little garment

vestifica

noun

she that makes garments

vestificina

vestificīna

noun

a making of garments

vestificus

noun

a maker of garments

vestifluus

adjective

that wears long

vestigatio

vestīgātiō

noun

a tracing or searching after

vestigator

vestīgātor

noun

a tracker

vestigiator

vestīgiātor

noun

a tracker

vestigium

vestīgium

noun

a footstep

vestigo

vestīgō

verb

to follow in the track of

vestimentum

vestīmentum

noun

clothing

Vestinus

Vestīnus

noun

a people of Central Italy

Vestinus

Vestīnus

adjective

of or belonging to the Vestini

vestio

vestiō

verb

to cover with a garment

vestiplica

noun

clothes-folder

vestiplicus

noun

a clothes-folder

vestis

noun

the covering for the body

vestispica

noun

she that has the care of clothing

vestitor

vestītor

noun

A maker of clothing

vestitus

vestītus

adjective

clothed

vestitus

vestītus

noun

clothing

vestitus

vestītus

adjective

Vestorianus

Vestoriānus

adjective

of or pertaining to Vestorius

Vestorius

noun

An artist of Puteoli

vestras

noun

of your family or nation

Vesulus

noun

a mountain in Liguria

Vesunus

noun

a people of Libya

Vesus

Vēsus

noun

the Visigoths

Vesuvinus

Vesuvīnus

noun

of or belonging to Vesuvius

Vesuvius

noun

a celebrated volcano in Campania

Vesvius

noun

of or belonging to Vesuvius

veter

adjective

Old

veteramentarius

veterāmentārius

adjective

of or belonging to old things

veteranus

veterānus

adjective

old

veterarius

veterārius

adjective

old

veterasco

veterascō

verb

to grow old

veterator

veterātor

noun

one who has grown old

veteratorie

veterātōriē

adverb

craftily

veteratorius

veterātōrius

adjective

crafty. cunning

veteratrix

veterātrix

noun

a sorceress

veteratus

veterātus

adjective

old

Vetere

noun

a town of

vetere

noun

the old

veteretum

veterētum

noun

ground that has long lain fallow

veterina

veterīna

noun

draught-cattle

veterinarium

veterīnārium

noun

a place for taking care of diseased animals

veterinarius

veterīnārius

adjective

of or belonging to beasts of burden and draught

veterinarius

veterīnārius

noun

a cattle-doctor

veterinum

veterīnum

noun

draught-cattle

veterinus

veterīnus

adjective

of or belonging to carrying or drawing burdens

veteris

noun

the old booths

veteris

noun

the ancients

veternositas

veternōsitās

noun

lethargy

veternosus

veternōsus

adjective

afflicted with lethargy

veternus

noun

Old age

veternus

adjective

of great age

veternus

noun

vetero

veterō

verb

to make old

vetitum

noun

That which is forbidden or prohibited

vetitum

noun

vetitus

adjective

veto

vetō

verb

not to suffer

Vettius

noun

the name of a Roman gens

Vettonia

Vettōnia

noun

the territory of the Vettones

vettonica

noun

a plant

Vettonis

Vettōnis

noun

a people of Lusitania

vetula

noun

a little old woman

Vetulonia

Vetulōnia

noun

a town of Etruria

Vetuloniensis

Vetulōniensis

noun

the inhabitants of Vetulonia

Vetulonius

Vetulōnius

noun

the inhabitants of Vetulonia

vetulus

adjective

little old

vetulus

noun

a little old man

Veturia

noun

the name of a Roman gens.

Veturius

noun

the name of a Roman gens.

vetus

adjective

Old

vetusculus

adjective

somewhat old or ancient

vetustas

vetustās

noun

old age

vetuste

vetustē

adverb

After the manner of the ancients

vetustesco

verb

to grow old

vetustisco

verb

to grow old

vetustus

adjective

that has existed a long time

vexabilis

vexābilis

adjective

Disturbed

vexabiliter

vexābiliter

adverb

troublesomely

vexamen

vexāmen

noun

a shaking

vexatio

vexātiō

noun

a violent movement

vexativus

vexātīvus

adjective

causing annoyance

vexator

vexātor

noun

a troubler

vexatrix

vexātrix

noun

she that vexes or molests

vexatum

vexātum

noun

vexatum

vexātum

noun

injured parts of the body

vexatus

vexātus

adjective

vexillarius

vexillārius

noun

the oldest class of veterans

vexillarius

vexillārius

noun

A standard-bearer

vexillatio

vexillātiō

noun

A body of the

vexillifer

adjective

standard-bearing

vexillum

noun

a military ensign

vexo

vexō

verb

to shake

via

noun

a way

vialis

viālis

adjective

of or belonging to the highways or roads

vians

noun

travellers

viarius

viārius

adjective

of or belonging to the highways or roads

viaticatus

viāticātus

adjective

furnished with travelling - money

viaticulum

viāticulum

noun

a small sum of money for a journey

viaticum

viāticum

noun

viaticum

viāticum

noun

travellingmoney

viaticus

viāticus

adjective

of or belonging to a road or journey

viator

viātor

noun

a wayfarer

viatorius

viātōrius

adjective

of or belonging to a journey

viatrix

viātrix

noun

a female traveller

vibex

vībex

noun

the mark of a blow or stripe

Vibia

noun

the name of a Roman gens.

vibia

noun

a plank

Vibilia

noun

a goddess presiding over highways

Vibinats

Vibināts

noun

a people of Southern Italy

Vibius

noun

the name of a Roman gens.

vibix

vībix

noun

the mark of a blow or stripe

vibo

vibō

noun

the flower of the herb called

Vibo

Vibō

noun

a town in the territory of the Bruttii

Vibon

noun

a town in the territory of the Bruttii

Vibonensis

Vibōnensis

adjective

of or belonging to Vibo

vibrabilis

vibrābilis

adjective

That may be brandished

vibrabilis

vībrābilis

adjective

That may be brandished

vibrabundus

vibrābundus

adjective

tremulous

vibrabundus

vībrābundus

adjective

tremulous

vibramen

vībrāmen

noun

a tremulous motion

vibramen

vibrāmen

noun

a tremulous motion

vibratio

vībrātiō

noun

a brandishing

vibratio

vibrātiō

noun

a brandishing

vibrātus

noun

a quivering

vibrātus

adjective

vibrātus

adjective

impetuous

vībrātus

noun

a quivering

volgaris, volgaritas, volgariter

vībrātus

adjective

vibrissae

cross-reference

vibrissae

vībrissae

cross-reference

vibrisso

vībrissō

verb

to shake the voice

vibrisso

vibrissō

verb

to shake the voice

vibro

vibrō

verb

to set in tremulous motion

vibro

vībrō

verb

to set in tremulous motion

Vibullius

Vībullius

noun

the name of a Roman

viburnum

vīburnum

noun

the wayfaring-tree

vicaneus

vīcāneus

adjective

of or dwelling in a village

vicanus

vīcānus

adjective

of or dwelling in a village

vicanus

vīcānus

noun

villagers

Vica pota

noun

Victress-and-possessor

vicaria

vicāria

noun

A female under-slave

vicaria

vicāria

noun

vicarianus

vicāriānus

adjective

of or belonging to a deputy or vicar

vicarius

vicārius

noun

a substitute

vicarius

vicārius

adjective

that supplies the place

vicatim

vīcātim

adverb

From street to street

vice

cross-reference

vicem

cross-reference

vicenalis

vīcēnālis

adjective

containing the number twenty

vicenarius

vīcēnārius

noun

a youth of twenty

vicenarius

vīcēnārius

adjective

of or belonging to the number twenty

viceni

vīcēnī

adjective

twenty each

vicennale

vīcennāle

noun

a festival on the twentieth anniversary of an emperor's reign

vicennalis

vīcennālis

adjective

of twenty years

vicennium

vīcennium

noun

a period of twenty years

vicensima

vīcēnsima

noun

the twentieth part

vicensimus

vīcensimus

adjective

the twentieth

Vicentia

Vīcentia

noun

a town in

Vicentinus

Vīcentīnus

noun

Its inhabitants

vicequaestor

noun

vicequaestura

vicequaestūra

noun

vices

noun

vicesima

vīcēsima

noun

vicesimanus

vīcēsimānus

noun

soldiers of the twentieth legion

vicesimarius

vīcēsimārius

noun

a receiver of the

vicesimarius

vīcēsimārius

adjective

of or belonging to the twentieth part

vicesimatio

vīcēsimātiō

noun

a drawing by lot of every twentieth man for execution

vicesimus

vīcēsimus

adjective

the twentieth

Vicetia

Vīcētia

noun

a town in

Vicetinus

Vīcētīnus

noun

Its inhabitants

vicia

noun

a vetch

viciale

viciāle

noun

the stalks or haulm of vetches

viciarius

viciārius

adjective

of or belonging to vetches

viciens

vīciens

adverb

twenty times

vicies

vīcies

adverb

twenty times

Vicilinus

Vicilīnus

noun

the Watchful

vicina

vīcīna

noun

a neighbor

vicinalis

vīcīnālis

adjective

neighboring

vicinarius

vīcīnārius

adjective

neighboring

vicine

vīcīnē

adverb

in the neighborhood

vicinia

vīcīnia

noun

neighborhood

vicinitas

vīcīnitās

noun

neighborhood

vicinitus

vīcīnitus

adverb

in the neighborhood

vicinor

vīcīnor

verb

to be neighboring

vicinum

vīcīnum

noun

a neighboring place

vicinus

vīcīnus

adjective

near

vicinus

vīcīnus

noun

a neighbor

vicis

noun

change

vicissatim

vicissātim

adverb

in return

vicissim

adverb

on the other hand

vicissitas

vicissitās

noun

change

vicissitudo

vicissitūdō

noun

change

Victa

noun

the goddess that presides over food

victima

noun

a beast for sacrifice

victimarius

victimārius

noun

An assistant at sacrifices

victimarius

victimārius

adjective

of or belonging to victims

victimo

victimō

verb

to offer in sacrifice

victito

victitō

verb

to live

victor

noun

a conqueror

Victor

noun

a Roman historian of the fourth century

victoria

victōria

noun

victory

victorialis

victōriālis

noun

a plant

victorialis

victōriālis

adjective

of or belonging to victory

victoriatus

victōriātus

adjective

gained by victory

victoriatus

victōriātus

noun

A silver coin stamped with the image of Victory

Victoriola

Victōriola

noun

a little statue of Victory

victoriosus

victōriōsus

adjective

victorious

victrix

noun

she that is victorious

victuale

victuāle

noun

provisions

victualis

victuālis

adjective

of or belonging to nourishment or sustenance

victuarius

victuārius

adjective

of or belonging to sustenance

victus

noun

That upon which one lives

viculus

vīculus

noun

a little village

vicus

vīcus

noun

a row of houses

videlicet

vidēlicet

adverb

it is easy to see

videns

adjective

a seer

video

videō

verb

to see

vidua

noun

a widow

vidualis

viduālis

adjective

of or belonging to a widow

viduata

viduāta

noun

adj. f

viduatus

viduātus

noun

widowhood

viduertas

viduertās

noun

lack of fruits of the earth

viduitas

viduitās

noun

bereavement

Vidularia

noun

the title of a lost comedy by Plautus

vidulus

noun

a travelling-trunk

viduo

viduō

verb

to deprive

viduus

adjective

deprived or bereft of a husband or wife

viduvium

noun

widowhood

Vienna

noun

a city in

Viennensis

noun

the inhabitants of Vienne

Viennensis

adjective

of or belonging to Vienne

vieo

vieō

verb

to bend or twist together

viesco

viescō

verb

to shrink up

vietor

viētor

cross-reference

vietor

viētor

noun

a basket-maker

vietus

viētus

adjective

vietus

viētus

adjective

bent together

vigeni

vīgēni

adjective

twenty each

vigeni

vīgēnī

adjective

vigeo

vigeō

verb

to be lively or vigorous

vigesco

vigescō

verb

to become lively or vigorous

vigesimus

adjective

the eighteenth

vigesimus

vīgēsimus

adjective

the twentieth

vigesimus

vīgēsimus

adjective

vigessis

vīgessis

noun

twenty

vigies

vīgies

noun

vigil

adjective

awake

vigil

noun

a watchman

vigilabilis

vigilābilis

adjective

wakeful

vigilans

adjective

vigilans

adjective

watchful

vigilanter

adverb

watchfully

vigilantia

noun

wakefulness

vigilate

vigilātē

adverb

watchfully

vigilatio

vigilātiō

noun

wakefulness

vigilax

adjective

watchful

vigilia

noun

wakefulness

vigiliarium

vigiliārium

noun

A watchtower

vigilium

noun

wakefulness

vigilium

noun

vigilo

vigilō

verb

to watch

viginti

vīginti

adjective

twenty

vigintiangulus

vīgintiangulus

adjective

having twenty angles

vigintivir

vīgintivir

noun

a college or board of twenty men

vigintiviratus

vīgintivirātus

noun

the office of the

vigor

noun

liveliness

vigoro

vigōrō

verb

to animate

vilesco

vīlescō

verb

to become worthless

vilica

vīlica

noun

a female overseer

vilicatio

vīlicātiō

noun

the care or management of an estate in the country

vilicatus

vīlicātus

noun

a stewardship

vilicor

vīlicor

verb

vilicor

vīlicor

verb

vilico

vīlicō

noun

one managing a farm

vilicus

vīlicus

adjective

of or belonging to a countryhouse or villa

vilicus

vīlicus

noun

An overseer of a farm or estate

vilifico

vīlificō

verb

to make or esteem of little value

vilipendo

vīlipendō

verb

to hold in slight esteem

vilis

vīlis

adjective

of small price or value

vilitas

vīlitās

noun

lowness of price

viliter

vīliter

adverb

cheaply

vilito

vīlitō

verb

to make cheap or of little esteem

villa

noun

a country-house

villaris

villāris

adjective

of or belonging to a country-seat or villa

villaticus

villāticus

adjective

of or belonging to a country-house or villa

villica

noun

a female overseer

villicatio

villicātiō

noun

the care or management of an estate in the country

villicatus

villicātus

noun

a stewardship

villico

villicō

noun

one managing a farm

villicor

verb

villicor

verb

villicus

adjective

of or belonging to a countryhouse or villa

villicus

noun

An overseer of a farm or estate

villosus

villōsus

adjective

hairy

villula

noun

a little country-house

villum

noun

a sup of wine

villus

noun

shaggy hair

vimen

vīmen

noun

a pliant twig

vimentum

vīmentum

noun

an osier

viminalis

vīminālis

adjective

of or belonging to osiers

viminarius

vīminārius

noun

a dealer in wicker-work

viminetum

vīminētum

noun

a willowcopse

vimineus

vīmineus

adjective

made of osiers

viminius

vīminius

noun

Viminius

Vīminius

cross-reference

Vimitellarius

Vimitellārius

noun

an ancient people of Latium

vinacea

vīnācea

noun

a grape-skin

vinacea

vīnācea

cross-reference

vinaceum

vīnāceum

noun

A grape-stone

vinaceum

vīnāceum

cross-reference

vinaceus

vīnāceus

noun

A grape - stone

vinaceus

vīnāceus

adjective

of or belonging to wine or to the grape

Vinal

Vīnāl

noun

the wine-festival

vinalis

vīnālis

adjective

of or belonging to wine

vinariarius

vīnāriārius

noun

a wine - dealer

vinarium

vīnārium

noun

a wine-pot

vinarius

vīnārius

noun

a wine-dealer

vinarius

vīnārius

adjective

of or belonging to wine

vinceus

adjective

vinciam

cross-reference

vincibilis

adjective

that can be easily gained

vincio

vinciō

verb

to bind

vinclum

noun

that with which any thing is bound

vinco

vincō

verb

to conquer

vinctio

vinctiō

noun

a binding

vinctor

noun

a binder

vinctura

vinctūra

noun

a bandage

vinctus

adjective

vinctus

noun

a binding

vinculo

vinculō

verb

to fetter

vinculum

noun

that with which any thing is bound

Vindelicia

noun

the country of the Vindelici

Vindelicus

noun

a German people

Vindelicus

adjective

of or belonging to the Vindelici

vindemia

vindēmia

noun

a grape - gathering

vindemialis

vindēmiālis

adjective

of or belonging to the vintage

vindemiator

vindēmiātor

noun

a grape-gatherer

vindemiatorius

vindēmiātōrius

adjective

of or belonging to the vintage

vindemio

vindēmiō

verb

to gather grapes

vindemiola

vindēmiola

noun

a little vintage

vindemitor

vindēmitor

noun

a grape-gatherer

vindemitor

vindēmitor

noun

vindex

noun

One who lays legal claim

vindicatio

vindicātiō

noun

a laying claim

vindicator

vindicātor

noun

an avenger

vindicia

noun

a laying claim to

Vindicius

noun

the name of the slave who discovered the conspiracy to restore the Tarquins

vindico

vindicō

verb

to lay legal claim to

vindicta

noun

the staff or rod with which a slave was touched in the ceremony of manumission

vinea

vīnea

noun

A plantation of vines

vinea

vīnea

noun

vinealis

vīneālis

adjective

of or belonging to vines

vinearius

vīneārius

adjective

of or belonging to vines

vineaticus

vīneāticus

adjective

of or belonging to vines

vinetum

vīnētum

noun

a plantation of vines

vineus

vīneus

adjective

made of or belonging to wine

vinibua

vīnibua

noun

a female wine-bibber

vinifer

vīnifer

adjective

wine-producing

vinitor

vīnitor

noun

a vine-dresser

vinitorius

vīnitōrius

adjective

of or belonging to a vine-dresser

vinnulus

adjective

delightful

vinolentia

vīnolentia

noun

winebibbing

vinolentus

vīnolentus

adjective

full of or drunk with wine

vinositas

vīnōsitās

noun

the flavor of wine

vinosus

vīnōsus

adjective

full of wine

vinum

vīnum

noun

wine

vinum

vīnum

noun

a wine made from figs

vinus

vīnus

noun

wine

vio

viō

verb

to go

viocurus

viocūrus

noun

an overseer or constructor of roads

viola

noun

the violet

violabilis

violābilis

adjective

that may be injured or violated

violaceus

violāceus

adjective

violet-colored

violacium

violācium

noun

violet-wine

violaris

violāris

adjective

of or belonging to violets

violarium

violārium

noun

a bed or bank of violets

violarius

violārius

noun

a dyer of violet color

violatio

violātiō

noun

an injury

violator

violātor

noun

an injurer

violatrix

violātrix

noun

she who profanes or violates

violatus

violātus

adjective

flavored with violets

violatus

violātus

adjective

violens

adjective

impetuous

violenter

adverb

impetuously

violentia

noun

violence

violentus

adjective

forcible

violeus

adjective

violet

violo

violō

verb

to treat with violence

vipera

vīpera

noun

a viper

viperalis

vīperālis

adjective

of or for vipers

vipereus

vīpereus

adjective

of a viper

viperina

vīperīna

noun

a plant

viperinus

vīperīnus

adjective

Of a viper

vipio

vipiō

noun

a kind of small crane

Vipsanius

Vipsānius

noun

the name of a Roman

Vipsanus

Vipsānus

adjective

of or belonging to Vipsanius Agrippa

vir

noun

a male person

vira

noun

a woman

virago

virāgō

noun

a man-like

viratus

virātus

noun

manly conduct

viratus

virātus

adjective

of a manly spirit

Virbius

noun

A surname of Hippolytus

virdiarium

virdiārium

noun

a plantation of trees

virdiarium

virdiārium

noun

a plantation of trees

virdicatus

virdicātus

adjective

Virdomarus

noun

a chief of the Aedui

Virdumarus

noun

a chief of the Aedui

Virdumarus

noun

a leader of the Insubres

virectum

noun

a place overgrown with grass

virens

noun

plants

virens

adjective

vireo

vireō

verb

to be green or verdant

vireo

vireō

noun

a kind of bird

viresco

virescō

verb

to grow or become green or verdant

viretum

virētum

cross-reference

viretum

virētum

noun

a place overgrown with grass

virga

noun

a slender green branch

virgator

virgātor

noun

one who beats with rods

virgatus

virgātus

adjective

Made of twigs or osiers

virgetum

virgētum

noun

a thicket of rods or osiers

virgeus

adjective

of rods or twigs

virgidemia

virgidēmia

noun

a harvest of rods

Virgilia

noun

Virgilianus

Virgiliānus

adjective

Virgiliocento

Virgiliocentō

cross-reference

Virgilius

noun

Virgilius

noun

the name of a Roman

virginal

noun

virginale

virgināle

noun

virginalis

virginālis

adjective

of or belonging to a maiden or virgin

virginarius

virginārius

adjective

of or belonging to virgins

Virginensis

noun

the goddess that presided over the loosing of the bridal zone

Virginesvendonides

Virginesvendonidēs

noun

virginseller

virgineus

adjective

of or belonging to a maiden or virgin

Virginia

Virgīnia

noun

Virginiensis

noun

the goddess that presided over the loosing of the bridal zone

virginitas

virginitās

noun

maidenhood

Virginius

Virgīnius

adjective

virginor

verb

to act or behave like a virgin

virgo

virgō

noun

a maid

virgosus

virgōsus

adjective

full of twigs

virgula

noun

a little twig

virgulatus

virgulātus

adjective

striped

virgultum

noun

a bush

virgultus

adjective

full of bushes or thickets

virguncula

noun

a little maid

viria

noun

a kind of ornament for the arm

Viriathinus

Viriāthīnus

adjective

of or pertaining to Viriathus

Viriathus

Viriāthus

noun

a celebrated leader of the Lusitanians in the war against the Romans

Viriatinus

Viriātīnus

adjective

of or pertaining to Viriathus

viriatus

viriātus

adjective

adorned with bracelets

Viriatus

Viriātus

noun

a celebrated leader of the Lusitanians in the war against the Romans

viricula

vīricula

noun

little strength

viriculum

vīriculum

noun

a graving-tool

viridarium

viridārium

noun

a plantation of trees

viride

viridē

adverb

greenly

viride

noun

Green color

viride

noun

green plants

viridesco

viridescō

verb

to grow or become green

viridiarium

viridiārium

noun

a plantation of trees

viridicans

adjective

greenish

viridicatus

viridicātus

adjective

made green

viridis

adjective

green

viriditas

viriditās

noun

green color

virido

viridō

verb

to make green

Viridomarus

noun

a chief of the Aedui

virile

virīle

noun

virile

virīle

noun

manly deeds

virilis

virīlis

adjective

of or belonging to a man

virilitas

virīlitās

noun

manhood

viriliter

virīliter

adverb

manfully

viriola

noun

a little bracelet

viriose

viriōsē

adverb

strongly

viriosus

viriōsus

adjective

strong

Viriplaca

Viriplāca

noun

appeaser of men

viripotens

adjective

fit for a husband

viripotens

vīripotens

adjective

mighty in power

viritanus

virītānus

cross-reference

viritim

virītim

adverb

man by man

Viromandui

Vīromanduī

adverb

viror

noun

green color

virosus

virōsus

adjective

fond of men

virosus

vīrōsus

adjective

Full of or covered with slime

virs

vīrs

noun

virtuosus

virtuōsus

adjective

virtuous

virtus

virtūs

noun

manliness

virulentia

vīrulentia

noun

an offensive odor

virulentus

vīrulentus

adjective

full of poison

virunum

virūnum

noun

a town in Noricum

virus

vīrus

noun

a slimy liquid

vis

vīs

noun

strength

viscatorium

viscātōrium

noun

a snare

viscatus

viscātus

adjective

smeared with birdlime

viscellatus

viscellātus

adjective

stuffed with the entrails

Viscellinus

Viscellīnus

noun

an agnomen of the consul

visceratim

viscerātim

adverb

piecemeal

visceratio

viscerātiō

noun

a public distribution of flesh

viscere

noun

the inner parts

viscereus

adjective

consisting of flesh

viscidus

adjective

clammy

visco

viscō

verb

to smear

viscosus

viscōsus

adjective

full of birdlime

viscum

noun

the mistletoe

viscus

noun

the inner parts

visendum

vīsendum

noun

objects worth notice

visibilis

vīsibilis

adjective

that may be seen

visibilitas

vīsibilitās

noun

visibility

visibiliter

vīsibiliter

adverb

visibly

visificus

vīsificus

adjective

causing to see

visio

vīsiō

noun

the act or sense of seeing

visitatio

vīsitātiō

noun

A sight

visitator

vīsitātor

noun

a visitor

visito

vīsitō

verb

To see

visium

noun

a stench

viso

vīsō

verb

to look at attentively

visor

noun

a scout

vispellio

vispelliō

noun

a class of thieves who robbed corpses of their grave-clothes

Vistillus

noun

Vistula

noun

a river in Eastern Germany

visuale

vīsuāle

noun

the power of vision

visualis

vīsuālis

adjective

attained by sight

visualitas

vīsuālitās

noun

the power of seeing

visualiter

vīsuāliter

adverb

visibly

visula

noun

a kind of vine

visum

vīsum

noun

something seen

Visurgis

noun

a river in Northern Germany

visus

vīsus

noun

a seeing

visus

vīsus

adjective

vita

vīta

noun

life

vitabilis

vītābilis

adjective

that may or ought to be shunned

vitabundus

vītābundus

adjective

shunning

vitale

vītāle

noun

the means of life

vitale

vītāle

noun

The vital parts

vitalis

vītālis

adjective

of or belonging to life

vitalitas

vītālitās

noun

vital force

vitaliter

vītāliter

adverb

vitally

vitatio

vītātiō

noun

a shunning

vitecula

vītecula

noun

A little vine

vitecula

vītecula

cross-reference

Vitellensis

noun

a people of Latium

Vitellia

noun

an ancient town of the Aequi

Vitellianus

Vitelliānus

adjective

Vitellianus

Vitelliānus

noun

Soldiers of Vitellius

Vitellianus

Vitelliānus

adjective

of or belonging to Vitellius

vitellina

vitellīna

noun

calf's-flesh

Vitellius

adjective

of or belonging to the emperor Vitellius

Vitellius

noun

the name of a Roman gens. So esp.

vitellum

noun

vitellum

noun

vitellus

noun

A little calf

viteus

vīteus

adjective

of or belonging to the vine

vitex

vītex

noun

the chaste-tree

vitiabilis

vitiābilis

adjective

that may be harmed

vitiarium

vītiārium

noun

a nursery for vines

vitiatio

vitiātiō

noun

an injuring

vitiator

vitiātor

noun

an injurer

viticarpifer

vīticarpifer

adjective

that serves for pruning vines

viticella

vīticella

noun

a plant

Viticinus

Viticīnus

noun

a people in the territory of Picenum

viticola

vīticola

noun

a cultivator of vines

viticomus

vīticomus

adjective

adorned or crowned with vine-leaves

viticula

vīticula

noun

A little vine

vitifer

vītifer

adjective

vinebearing

vitigenus

vītigenus

adjective

vine-born

vitigineus

vītigineus

adjective

produced by the vine

vitile

vītile

noun

things platted

vitilena

vitilēna

noun

a bawd

vitiligo

vitilīgō

noun

a kind of cutaneous eruption

vitilis

vītilis

adjective

platted

vitilitigator

vitilītigātor

noun

a brawler

vitilitigo

vitilītigō

verb

to quarrel disgracefully

vitineus

vītīneus

adjective

of the vine

vitio

vitiō

verb

to make faulty

vitiose

vitiōsē

adverb

faultily

vitiositas

vitiōsitās

noun

faultiness

vitiosum

vitiōsum

noun

misfortune

vitiosus

vitiōsus

adjective

full of faults or defects

vitiparra

noun

a small bird

Vitis

noun

a river in Cisalpine Gaul

vitis

vītis

noun

a vine

vitisator

vītisator

noun

a vineplanter

vitium

noun

a fault

vito

vītō

verb

to shun

vitor

vītor

noun

a basket-maker

vitrarearius

vītrāreārius

noun

a glass-worker

vitrarearius

vitrāreārius

noun

a glass-worker

vitreamen

vitreāmen

noun

glassware

vitrearius

vītreārius

noun

a glass-worker

vitrearius

vitreārius

noun

a glass-worker

vitreolus

vītreolus

adjective

of glass

vitreolus

adjective

of glass

vitreum

vītreum

noun

glass vessels

vitreum

noun

glass vessels

vitreus

adjective

of glass

vitreus

vītreus

adjective

of glass

vitriaria

vītriāria

noun

a plant

vitriaria

vitriāria

noun

a plant

vitricus

vītricus

noun

a step-father

vitricus

noun

a step-father

vitrum

vītrum

noun

glass

vitrum

noun

glass

Vitruvius

Vitrūvius

noun

a contemporary of Caesar and Augustus

vitta

noun

a band

vittatus

vittātus

adjective

bound with a fillet or chaplet

vitula

noun

a calf

vitula

noun

Vitula

Vītula

noun

the goddess of Victory

vitulamen

vītulāmen

noun

a shoot

Vitularia via

Vitulāria via

expression

a road near Arpinum

vitulatio

vītulātiō

noun

a public thanksgiving or other festival

vitulina

vitulīna

noun

calf's-flesh

vitulinus

vitulīnus

adjective

of a calf

vitulor

vītulor

verb

to celebrate a festival

vitulus

noun

a calf

Vitumnus

Vītumnus

noun

the god that bestows life

vituperabilis

vituperābilis

adjective

blameworthy

vituperabiliter

vituperābiliter

adverb

blamably

vituperatio

vituperātiō

noun

a blaming

vituperator

vituperātor

noun

a blamer

vitupero

vituperō

verb

to inflict censure

vitupero

vituperō

noun

a blamer

vivacitas

vīvācitās

noun

Natural vigor

vivaciter

vīvāciter

adverb

with liveliness or spirit

vivarium

vīvārium

noun

an enclosure in which game

vivarium

vīvārium

noun

vivarius

vīvārius

adjective

of or belonging to living creatures

vivatus

vīvātus

adjective

animated

vivax

vīvax

adjective

Tenacious of life

vivens

vīvens

noun

the living

viverra

noun

a ferret

vivesco

vīvescō

verb

to become alive

vivicomburium

vīvicombūrium

noun

a burning of people alive

vivide

vīvidē

adverb

vigorously

vivido

vīvidō

verb

to make alive

vividus

vīvidus

adjective

containing life

vivificatio

vīvificātiō

noun

a making alive

vivificator

vīvificātor

noun

he who makes alive

vivificatorius

vīvificātōrius

adjective

life-giving

vivifico

vīvificō

verb

to make alive

vivificus

vīvificus

adjective

making alive

viviparus

vīviparus

adjective

that brings forth its young alive

viviradix

vīvirādix

noun

a set or cutting having a root

vivisco

vīviscō

verb

vivisco

vīviscō

verb

to become alive

vivo

vīvō

verb

to live

vivum

vīvum

noun

that which is alive

vivus

vīvus

noun

a living man

vivus

vīvus

adjective

alive

vix

adverb

with difficulty

vixdum

adverb

hardly then

vixet

cross-reference

vobis

vōbīs

cross-reference

vocabilis

vocābilis

adjective

vocal

vocabulum

vocābulum

noun

an appellation

vocalis

vōcālis

noun

a vowel

vocalis

vōcālis

adjective

that utters a voice

vocalitas

vōcālitās

noun

open sound

vocaliter

vōcāliter

adverb

with a loud cry

vocals

vōcāls

noun

vocalists

vocamen

vocāmen

noun

an appellation

vocatio

vocātiō

noun

A citing

vocative

vocātīvē

adverb

in the vocative

vocativus

vocātīvus

noun

the vocative case

vocativus

vocātīvus

adjective

of or belonging to calling

vocator

vocātor

noun

a caller

vocatorius

vocātōrius

adjective

of or belonging to calling or invoking

Vocats

Vocāts

noun

a people in

vocatus

vocātus

noun

a calling

vociferatio

vōciferātiō

noun

a loud calling

vociferator

vōciferātor

noun

one who cries aloud

vociferatus

vōciferātus

noun

a loud cry

vocifero

vōciferō

verb

to cry out

vociferor

vōciferor

verb

to cry out

vocifico

vōcificō

verb

to cry aloud

Vocio

Vociō

noun

a king of the Norici

vocito

vocitō

verb

to be wont to call

vocivus

vocīvus

adjective

empty

vocivus

vocīvus

adjective

voco

vocō

verb

to call

Voconius

Vocōnius

noun

the name of a Roman

Voconius

Vocōnius

adjective

of or belonging to a Voconius

Vocontius

adjective

of or belonging to the Vocontii

Vocontius

noun

a people in

vocula

vōcula

noun

a small or feeble voice

voculatio

vōculātiō

noun

the intonation

Vogesus

noun

a chain of mountains in Gaul

voisgram

cross-reference

vola

noun

the hollow of the hand

Volana

noun

a town of the Samnites

Volandum

noun

a fortress of Armenia

volans

adjective

volans

noun

the birds

Volaterra

Volāterra

noun

an ancient town in Etruria

Volaterranus

Volāterrānus

adjective

of or belonging to Volaterrae

Volaterranus

Volāterrānus

noun

the inhabitants of Volaterrae

volatica

volātica

noun

volatica

volātica

noun

A witch

volaticus

volāticus

adjective

flying

volatile

volātile

noun

a fowl

volatilis

volātilis

adjective

flying

volatura

volātūra

noun

a flight

volatus

volātus

noun

a flying

Volca

noun

a numerous and powerful people in

Volcanale

Volcānāle

noun

the yearly festival of Vulcan

Volcanalis

Volcānālis

adjective

of or belonging to Vulcan

Volcanius

Volcānius

adjective

of or relating to Vulcan

Volcanus

Volcānus

noun

Vulcan

Volcens

noun

a people of Lucania

Volcentinus

Volcentīnus

noun

a people of Istria

volens

adjective

volenter

adverb

willingly

volentia

noun

will

Volesus

noun

the name of a powerful Sabine

volgaris

volgāris

adjective

of or belonging to the great mass or multitude

volgāris, volgāritas, volgāriter

expression

volgaritas

volgāritās

noun

the great mass

volgāriter

adverb

after the ordinary or common manner

volgate

volgātē

adverb

notoriously

volgator

volgātor

noun

one that makes

volgator

volgātor

noun

volgatus

volgātus

adjective

general

volgiolus

noun

an implement for levelling beds of earth

volgivagus

adjective

that wanders about everywhere

volgo

volgō

verb

to spread among the multitude

volgo

volgō

adverb

before every body

volgo

volgō

verb

to bring before the public

volgus

noun

the great mass

volitatus

volitātus

noun

a flying

volito

volitō

verb

to fly to and fro

volnerabilis

volnerābilis

adjective

wounding

volnerarius

volnerārius

adjective

of or belonging to wounds

volneratio

volnerātiō

noun

a wounding

volnerator

volnerātor

noun

a wounder

volnero

volnerō

verb

to wound

volnero

noun

volnifer

adjective

wound-bringing

volnificus

adjective

wound-making

volnus

noun

volnus

noun

a wound

volnusculum

noun

a little or slight wound

volo

volō

verb

to fly

volo

volō

noun

a volunteer

volo

volō

verb

v. irreg. a

Vologeses

Vologēses

noun

the name of several kings of Parthia

Vologesocerta

noun

Kufa

Vologessia

noun

a town of Babylonia

Vologesus

Vologēsus

noun

the name of several kings of Parthia

volones

volōnes

noun

volpes

volpēs

noun

a fox

volpes

noun

volpinor

volpīnor

verb

to play the fox

volpinor

volpīnor

noun

volpinus

volpīnus

adjective

of or belonging to a fox

volpio

volpiō

noun

one

Volsce

Volscē

adverb

after the manner of the Volsci

Volscens

adjective

an officer of the Latins

Volscius

noun

the name of a Roman gens

Volscus

noun

the most considerable people in Latium

Volscus

adjective

of or belonging to the Volsci

volsella

noun

a kind of pincers

volsilla

noun

a kind of pincers

Volsiniensis

noun

the inhabitants of Volsinii

Volsiniensis

adjective

of or belonging to Volsinii

Volsinius

noun

a town in Etruria

Volsinius

adjective

of or belonging to Volsinii

Volso

Volsō

noun

a cognomen in the Manlian gens

volsura

volsūra

noun

a plucking

volsus

adjective

shorn

volt

cross-reference

Volta

cross-reference

the Etruscan name of a monster among the Volsinians

volticulus

noun

volticulus

noun

look

Voltinia tribus

expression

one of the Roman tribes

Voltiniensis

noun

the people of the Voltinian tribe

voltis

cross-reference

Voltumna

noun

the tutelary goddess of the Etruscan Confederation

voltuosus

voltuōsus

adjective

voltuosus

voltuōsus

adjective

of an expressive countenance

voltur

noun

a vulture

voltur

noun

a vulture

Voltur

noun

a mountain in Apulia

voltur

adjective

Volturcius

noun

one of the fellow-conspirators of Catiline

volturinus

volturīnus

adjective

of or belonging to a vulture

volturius

noun

a vulture

Volturnalis

Volturnālis

adjective

of or belonging to the god Vulturnus

Volturnum

noun

a town in Campania

noun

a river in Campania

noun

adjective

of or belonging to the Vulturnus

adjective

of or belonging to Vultur

volturus

cross-reference

voltus

noun

an expression of countenance

volubilis

volūbilis

adjective

that is turned round

volubilitas

volūbilitās

noun

a rapid

volubiliter

volūbiliter

adverb

Swiftly rolling

volucer

adjective

flying

volucra

volūcra

noun

a kind of worm or caterpillar that wraps itself up in vineleaves

volucre

volūcrē

noun

a kind of worm or caterpillar that wraps itself up in vineleaves

volucripes

adjective

swiftfooted

volucripes

volūcripes

adjective

swiftfooted

noun

volūcris

noun

volūcris

noun

noun

volucritas

volūcritās

noun

swiftness of flight

volucritas

volucritās

noun

swiftness of flight

volucriter

adverb

swiftly

volumen

volūmen

noun

A roll of writing

voluminosus

volūminōsus

adjective

full of windings

Volumna

noun

the Well-wishers

Volumnia

noun

the name of a Roman gens.

Volumnianus

Volumniānus

adjective

of or named from Volumnius

Volumnius

noun

the name of a Roman gens.

Volumnus

noun

the Well-wishers

voluntarie

voluntāriē

adverb

voluntarius

voluntārius

adjective

willing

voluntarius

voluntārius

noun

volunteers

voluntas

voluntās

noun

will

volup

adverb

agreeably

volupe

volupē

adverb

agreeably

Volupia

noun

the goddess of Pleasure

voluptabilis

voluptābilis

adjective

that causes pleasure or satisfaction

voluptarie

voluptāriē

adverb

voluptarius

voluptārius

adjective

of or belonging

voluptas

voluptās

noun

satisfaction

voluptativus

voluptātīvus

adjective

of or belonging to enjoyment

voluptificus

adjective

that causes enjoyment

voluptuarius

voluptuārius

adjective

voluptuarius

voluptuārius

adjective

of or belonging

voluptuose

voluptuōsē

adverb

with pleasure or delight

voluptuosus

voluptuōsus

adjective

full of gratification

Volusenus

Volusēnus

noun

Volusius

noun

the name of a Roman gens.

Volustana

Volustāna

noun

a name of the Montes Cambunii in Thessaly

voluta

volūta

noun

a volute or spiral scroll

volutabrum

volūtābrum

noun

a wallowing-place

volutabundus

volūtābundus

adjective

wallowing or rolling about

volutatio

volūtātiō

noun

a rolling about

volutatus

volūtātus

noun

a rolling about

volutim

volūtim

adverb

Volutina

Volūtīna

noun

the goddess who presides over the husks of corn-ears

voluto

volūtō

verb

to roll

volutus

volūtus

adjective

volutus

volūtus

noun

a rolling

volva

noun

a wrapper

volvo

volvō

verb

to roll

volvola

noun

the plant

volvula

noun

a little womb or matrix

vomax

adjective

given to vomiting

vomer

vōmer

noun

a ploughshare

vomica

noun

a sore

vomicosus

vomicōsus

adjective

full of sores or tumors

vomicus

adjective

ulcerous

vomificus

adjective

that causes vomiting

vomifluus

adjective

flowing with pus or matter

vomis

vōmis

noun

a ploughshare

vomis

vōmis

adjective

vomitio

vomitiō

noun

a spewing

vomitium

cross-reference

that which is vomited

vomito

vomitō

verb

to vomit often

vomitor

noun

one who vomits

vomitorium

vomitōrium

noun

the entrances

vomitorius

vomitōrius

adjective

that provokes vomiting

vomitus

noun

a throwing up

vomo

vomō

verb

to puke

Vonones

Vonōnēs

noun

the name of a king of Parthia

vopiscus

noun

one of a pair of twins

Vopiscus

noun

a Roman surname

vopte

cross-reference

voracitas

vorācitās

noun

greediness

voraciter

vorāciter

adverb

greedily

voraginosus

vorāginōsus

adjective

full of pits

vorago

vorāgō

noun

an abyss

vorator

vorātor

noun

a devourer

voratrina

vorātrīna

noun

An eatinghouse

voratus

vorātus

noun

The devouring

vorax

adjective

swallowing greedily

voro

vorō

verb

to swallow whole

vorsipellis

adjective

that changes its shape or form

vorsor

verb

to dwell

vorso

vorsō

verb

to turn

vorsoria

vorsōria

noun

a rope that guides a sail

vorso, vorsorius

vorso, vorsōrius

expression

vorsum

adverb

vorsum

adverb

vorsura

vorsūra

noun

a turning round

adjective

cross-reference

turned in the direction of

noun

A furrow

cross-reference

turned in the direction of