Vincentius
Vincentius, Vincenti
n. m. Vincent; (Bishop of Cartenna, friend of St. Augustine of Hippo);

Vitellius
Vitellius, Vitelli
n. m. Vitellius (Emperor, 69 AD, year of the 4 Emperors);

via
via, viae
n. f. way, road, street; journey;

viaeductus
viaeductus, viaeductus
n. m. viaduct;

viaticum
viaticum, viatici
n. n. provision for a journey, traveling allowance; money saved by soldiers;

viaticus
viaticus, viatica, viaticum
adj. relating to a journey;

viator
viator, viatoris
n. m. traveler;

viatorius
viatorius, viatoria, viatorium
adj. traveling; of journey;

vibramen
vibramen, vibraminis
n. n. quivering;

vibro
vibro, vibrare, vibravi, vibratus
v. brandish, wave, crimp, corrugate; rock; propel suddenly; flash; dart; glitter;

viburnum
viburnum, viburni
n. n. guelder rose; wayfaring-tree;

vicanus
vicanus, vicana, vicanum
adj. dwelling in a village;

vicanus
vicanus, vicani
n. m. villagers (pl.);

vicaria
vicaria, vicariae
n. f. vicarage, office of vicar; its income, payment due vicar; parish;

vicariatus
vicariatus, vicariatus
n. m. curacy, office/position od curate;

vicarius
vicarius, vicari,
n. m. substitute, deputy, one acting for another; successor; slave to do one's work;

vicarius
vicarius, vicaria, vicarium
adj. substitute; substituted; vicarious; supplying the place of someone/something;

vicarius
vicarius, vicarii
n. m. vicar; sheriff; city governor (Italian); subprior (Carthusian); rural dean;

vicarius
vicarius, vicarii
n. m. vicarage, office of vicar; its income, payment due vicar; house of vicar;

vicatim
vicatim
adv. by (urban) districts, street by street; in or by villages;

vicecomes
vicecomes, vicecomitis
n. m. sheriff;

vicedominus
vicedominus, vicedomini
n. m. deputy, vidame;

vicennal
vicennal, vicennalis
n. n. 20-year festival (pl.); celebration of 20 years of rule;

vicenus
vicenus, vicena, vicenum
adj. twenty each (pl.);

vicepraepositus
vicepraepositus, vicepraepositi
n. m. vice-provost; (Erasmus);

vicesima
vicesima, vicesimae
n. f. five-percent tax;

vicesimanus
vicesimanus, vicesimani
n. m. soldiers (pl.) of the twentieth legion;

vicesimarius
vicesimarius, vicesimaria, vicesimarium
adj. relating to the vicesimanus (soldier of 20th Legion);

vicia
vicia, viciae
n. f. vetch;

vicies
vicies
adv. twenty times;

vicinalis
vicinalis, vicinalis, vicinale
adj. of or for the use of local inhabitants;

vicinia
vicinia, viciniae
n. f. neighborhood, nearness;

vicinitas
vicinitas, vicinitatis
n. f. neighborhood, proximity;

vicinum
vicinum, vicini
n. n. neighborhood, neighboring place, vicinity (of );

vicinus
vicinus, vicina, vicinum
adj. nearby, neighboring;

vicinus
vicinus, vicini
n. m. neighbor;

vicis
vicis, vicis
n. f. turn, change, succession; exchange, interchange, repayment; plight, lot;

vicissatim
vicissatim
adv. in turn, again; (pre-classical form of vicissim);

vicissim
vicissim
adv. in turn, again;

vicissitudo
vicissitudo, vicissitudinis
n. f. change, vicissitude;

victima
victima, victimae
n. f. victim; animal for sacrifice;

victimarius
victimarius, victimarii
n. m. attendant at a sacrifice;

victimo
victimo, victimare, victimavi, victimatus
v. offer (victim/animal) for sacrifice;

victor
victor, victoris, victoris
adj. triumphant;

victor
victor, victoris
n. m. conqueror; victor; [in apposition => victorious, conquering];

victoria
victoria, victoriae
n. f. victory;

victoriatus
victoriatus, victoriati
n. m. silver coin stamped with a figure of Victory;

victoriola
victoriola, victoriolae
n. f. small statue of Victory;

victoriosus
victoriosus, victoriosa, victoriosum
adj. victorious;

victrix
victrix, victricis, victricis
adj. conquering;

victrix
victrix, victricis
n. f. conqueror;

victuale
victuale, victualis
n. n. provisions (pl.), victuals, sustenance;

victualis
victualis, victualis, victuale
adj. nutritional; of/associated with bodily sustenance;

victuma
victuma, victumae
n. f. victim; animal for sacrifice; (also victima);

victus
victus, victus
n. m. living, way of life; that which sustains life; nourishment; provisions; diet;

viculus
viculus, viculi
n. m. small village, hamlet;

vicus
vicus, vici
n. m. village; hamlet; street, row of houses;

videlicet
videlicet
adv. one may see; clearly, evidently;

video
video, videre, vidi, visus
v. see, look at; consider; (PASS) seem, seem good, appear, be seen;

viduatus
viduatus, viduata, viduatum
adj. devoid (of);

viduitas
viduitas, viduitatis
n. f. widowhood; bereavement;

vidulus
vidulus, viduli
n. m. travel-trunk, portmanteau, wallet; bag for carrying belongings; box/trunk (Cas);

viduo
viduo, viduare, viduavi, viduatus
v. widow; bereave of a husband;

viduus
viduus, vidua, viduum
adj. widowed, deprived of (with gen.); bereft; unmarried;

vieo
vieo, viere, vietus
v. plait, weave; bend/twist into basketwork;

vietus
vietus, vieta, vietum
adj. shriveled, wrinkled;

vigens
vigens, vigentis, vigentium
adj. vigorous, active;

vigenter
vigenter
adv. vigorously, actively;

vigentia
vigentia, vigentiae
n. f. vigor; authority;

vigeo
vigeo, vigere
v. be strong/vigorous; thrive, flourish, bloom/blossom; be active, be effective;

vigerius
vigerius, vigerii
n. m. vicarage; verger, provost (Nelson);

vigesco
vigesco, vigescere, vigui
v. acquire strength;

vigies
vigies
adv. twenty times; (mis-reading of vicies);

vigil
vigil, vigilis, vigilis
adj. awake, wakeful; watchful; alert, vigilant, paying attention;

vigil
vigil, vigilis
n. m. sentry, guard; fireman, member of Roman fire/police brigade; watchman;

vigilabilis
vigilabilis, vigilabilis, vigilabile
adj. awake, wakeful; watchful; alert, vigilant, paying attention;

vigilans
vigilans, vigilantis, vigilantium
adj. watchful, vigilant, alert; wakeful, wide awake (of watchkeeper);

vigilanter
vigilanter
adv. vigilantly, alertly;

vigilantia
vigilantia, vigilantiae
n. f. vigilance, alertness; wakefulness, condition of not sleeping;

vigilax
vigilax, vigilacis, vigilacis
adj. watchful;

vigilia
vigilia, vigiliae
n. f. watch (fourth part of the night), vigil, wakefulness;

vigilo
vigilo, vigilare, vigilavi, vigilatus
v. remain awake, be awake; watch; provide for, care for by watching, be vigilant;

viginti
viginti, vicesimus, vicesima, vicesimum
num. twenty;

vigintisexvir
vigintisexvir, vigintisexviri
n. m. member of board of twenty six at Rome to fill boards of minor magistrates;

vigintivir
vigintivir, vigintiviri
n. m. member of commission of twenty (by Caesar 59 BC)/(municipal administration);

vigintiviratus
vigintiviratus, vigintivirati
n. m. rank/office of a member of commission of twenty (municipal administrators);

vigor
vigor, vigoris
n. m. vigor, liveliness;

vigoratio
vigoratio, vigorationis
n. m. invigoration;

vigoratus
vigoratus, vigorata, vigoratum
adj. stout, hale, hearty;

vigoro
vigoro, vigorare, vigoravi, vigoratus
v. animate; invigorate; gain strength;

vigorosus
vigorosus, vigorosa, vigorosum
adj. vigorous, strong;

vilesco
vilesco, vilescere, vilui
v. become worthless/bad/vile;

vilica
vilica, vilicae
n. f. wife of a farm overseer;

vilicatio
vilicatio, vilicationis
n. m. function of a farm overseer (slave/free) or estate manager;

vilico
vilico, vilicare, vilicavi, vilicatus
v. perform duties of farm overseer; act as overseer of estate/public property;

vilicus
vilicus, vilici
n. m. farm overseer (slave/free), estate manager; grade of imperial/public servant;

vilipendo
vilipendo, vilipendere
v. despise, slight;

vilipensio
vilipensio, vilipensionis
n. f. disparagement; contempt;

vilis
vilis, vilis, vile
adj. cheap, common, mean, worthless;

vilitas
vilitas, vilitatis
n. f. cheapness; worthlessness;

villa
villa, villae
n. f. farm/country home/estate; large country residence/seat, villa; village (L+S);

villana
villana, villanae
n. f. female villein, female feudal tenant;

villanus
villanus, villani
n. m. villein; feudal tenant;

villata
villata, villatae
n. f. vill, feudal unit of contiguous houses/buildings; township, parish, tithing;

villaticus
villaticus, villatica, villaticum
adj. villa-;

villenagium
villenagium, villenagii
n. n. villeinage; tenure of a villein/serf/peasant;

villica
villica, villicae
n. f. wife of a farm overseer;

villicatio
villicatio, villicationis
n. m. function of a farm overseer (slave/free) or estate manager;

villico
villico, villicare, villicavi, villicatus
v. perform duties of farm overseer; act as overseer of estate/public property;

villicus
villicus, villici
n. m. farm overseer (slave/free), estate manager; grade of imperial/public servant;

villosus
villosus, villosa, villosum
adj. shaggy;

villula
villula, villulae
n. f. small farmstead or country house;

villus
villus, villi
n. m. shaggy hair, tuft of hair;

vimen
vimen, viminis
n. n. twig, shoot;

vimineus
vimineus, viminea, vimineum
adj. of wickerwork;

vinaceus
vinaceus, vinacea, vinaceum
adj. of/belonging to wine or a grape;

vinarium
vinarium, vinari,
n. n. wine flask/jar;

vinarius
vinarius, vinari,
n. m. vintner, wine merchant;

vincio
vincio, vincire, vinxi, vinctus
v. bind, fetter; restrain;

vinclum
vinclum, vincli
n. n. chain, bond, fetter; imprisonment (pl.);

vinco
vinco, vincere, vici, victus
v. conquer, defeat, excel; outlast; succeed;

vinculum
vinculum, vinculi
n. n. chain, bond, fetter; imprisonment (pl.);

vindemia
vindemia, vindemiae
n. f. grape-gathering; produce of a vineyard in any given year;

vindemiator
vindemiator, vindemiatoris
n. m. grape-picker;

vindemiatorius
vindemiatorius, vindemiatoria, vindemiatorium
adj. used by a grape-picker (vindemiator);

vindemio
vindemio, vindemiare, vindemiavi, vindemiatus
v. gather/harvest grapes (for wine); gather grapes with which to make (wine);

vindemiola
vindemiola, vindemiolae
n. f. little vintage; a perquisite;

vindex
vindex, vindicis
n. m. defender, protector;

vindicatio
vindicatio, vindicationis
n. f. suing for possession; championing (cause); avenging (wrong); punishment;

vindicia
vindicia, vindiciae
n. f. interim possession (pl.) (of disputed property);

vindico
vindico, vindicare, vindicavi, vindicatus
v. claim, vindicate; punish, avenge;

vindicta
vindicta, vindictae
n. f. ceremonial act claiming as free one contending wrongly enslaved; vengeance;

vinea
vinea, vineae
n. f. vines in a vineyard/arranged in rows; vine; (movable) bower-like shelter;

vinetum
vinetum, vineti
n. n. vineyard;

vineus
vineus, vinea, vineum
adj. made of/belonging to wine, wine-;

vinia
vinia, viniae
n. f. vines in a vineyard/arranged in rows; vine; (movable) bower-like shelter;

vinitor
vinitor, vinitoris
n. m. vineyard worker;

vinolentia
vinolentia, vinolentiae
n. f. wine-drinking, intoxication;

vinolentus
vinolentus, vinolenta, vinolentum
adj. mixed with wine; drunk, intoxicated;

vinosus
vinosus, vinosa, vinosum
adj. drunk w/over fond of wine; tasting/smelling of wine; vinous; dreg-colored;

vinulentus
vinulentus, vinulenta, vinulentum
adj. full of wine; drunk; (vinolentus);

vinum
vinum, vini
n. n. wine;

viocurus
viocurus, viocuri
n. m. one who has charge of roads;

viola
viola, violae
n. f. violet; several spring flowers, pansy; violet color;

viola
viola, violae
n. f. |viola (Cal);

violabilis
violabilis, violabilis, violabile
adj. that may be violated or suffer outrage;

violaceus
violaceus, violacea, violaceum
adj. violet-colored;

violacium
violacium, violacii
n. n. violet wine;

violarium
violarium, violari,
n. n. bed of violets;

violatio
violatio, violationis
n. f. profanation, violation;

violator
violator, violatoris
n. m. profaner, violator;

violens
violens, violentis, violentis
adj. violent;

violenter
violenter
adv. violently, w/unreasonable/destructive force; w/violent (expression of) feelings;

violentia
violentia, violentiae
n. f. violence, aggressiveness;

violentus
violentus, violenta, violentum
adj. violent, vehement, impetuous, boisterous;

violina
violina, violinae
n. f. violin;

violinista
violinista, violinistae
n. f. violinist;

violo
violo, violare, violavi, violatus
v. violate, dishonor; outrage;

violoncellum
violoncellum, violoncelli
n. n. cello;

vipera
vipera, viperae
n. f. viper, snake;

vipereus
vipereus, viperea, vipereum
adj. of a viper/snake; of vipers;

viperinus
viperinus, viperina, viperinum
adj. of a viper/snake; of vipers;

vir
vir, viri
n. m. man; husband; hero; person of courage, honor, and nobility;

virago
virago, viraginis
n. f. warlike/heroic woman;

virdiarium
virdiarium, virdiarii
n. n. tree-plantation; tree garden;

virectum
virectum, virecti
n. n. area of greenery;

virens
virens, virentis, virentis
adj. green; (in reference to plants); (Dell);

virens
virens, virentiis
n. n. plants (pl.); herbage;

vireo
vireo, virere, virui
v. be green or verdant; be lively or vigorous; be full of youthful vigor;

viresco
viresco, virescere
v. turn green;

virga
virga, virgae
n. f. twig, sprout, stalk; switch, rod; staff, wand; stripe/streak; scepter (Plater);

virgatus
virgatus, virgata, virgatum
adj. made of twigs striped;

virgetum
virgetum, virgeti
n. n. osier-bed, thicket of rods/willows;

virgeus
virgeus, virgea, virgeum
adj. consisting of twigs or shoots;

virginal
virginal, virginalis
n. n. external female genitals; unknown sea creature resembling female genitals;

virginalis
virginalis, virginalis, virginale
adj. maidenly; of/appropriate for girls of marriageable age; virginal;

virginarius
virginarius, virginaria, virginarium
adj. maidenly; of/concerned with girls of marriageable age;

virginea
virginea, virgineae
n. f. virgin bride/wife; one married when still single girl;

virginea
virginea, virgineae
n. f. husband of virgin bride; first husband of girl/virgin;

virgineus
virgineus, virginea, virgineum
adj. virgin; of/appropriate for/haunted by marriageable age girls; unworked (land);

virgineus
virgineus, virginea, virgineum
adj. |married (couple) when wife still girl; of constellation Virgo; of aqua Virgo;

virginia
virginia, virginiae
n. f. virgin bride/wife; one married when still single girl;

virginia
virginia, virginiae
n. f. husband of virgin bride; first husband of girl/virgin;

virginitas
virginitas, virginitatis
n. f. maidenhood; virginity; being girl of marriageable age; being sworn to celibacy;

virginius
virginius, virginia, virginium
adj. virgin; of/appropriate for/haunted by marriageable age girls; unworked (land);

virginius
virginius, virginia, virginium
adj. |married (couple) when wife still girl; of constellation Virgo; of aqua Virgo;

virgo
virgo, virginis
n. f. maiden, young woman, girl of marriageable age; virgin, woman sexually intact;

virgula
virgula, virgulae
n. f. small rod/stick/staff; shoot, small twig; streak, mark; comma; line in diagram;

virgultum
virgultum, virgulti
n. n. brushwood;

virguncula
virguncula, virgunculae
n. f. little girl;

viridarium
viridarium, viridarii
n. n. tree-plantation; tree garden;

viridiarium
viridiarium, viridiarii
n. n. tree-plantation; tree garden;

viridis
viridis, viridis, viride
adj. fresh, green; blooming,youthful;

viriditas
viriditas, viriditatis
n. f. greenness; fresh green color of plants; green vegetation; youthful vigor;

virido
virido, viridare, viridavi, viridatus
v. make green; be green;

viridor
viridor, viridari, viridatus sum
v. become green;

virilis
virilis, virilis, virile
adj. manly, virile; mature;

viriliter
viriliter
adv. with masculine/manly vigor; manfully/in a manly/virile way; powerfully (Souter);

viripotens
viripotens, viripotentis, viripotentis
adj. mighty, powerful;

viritim
viritim
adv. man by man; individually;

viritualis
viritualis, viritualis, virituale
adj. pertaining to/coming from the power/potentiality of a thing; virtuous;

viror
viror, viroris
n. m. verdure, fresh green quality (of vegetation);

virosus
virosus, virosa, virosum
adj. having unpleasantly strong taste or smell, rank;

virtualis
virtualis, virtualis
n. f. manliness, virtues;

virtualis
virtualis, virtualis, virtuale
adj. virtual;

virtualitas
virtualitas, virtualitatis
n. f. virtuality;

virtualiter
virtualiter
adv. virtually;

virtualosus
virtualosus, virtualosa, virtualosum
adj. virtual;

virtuose
virtuose
adv. virtuously, manfully;

virtus
virtus, virtutis
n. f. strength/power; courage/bravery; worth/manliness/virtue/character/excellence;

virtus
virtus, virtutis
n. f. |army; host; mighty works (pl.); class of Angels; [Dominus ~ => Lord of hosts];

virulentus
virulentus, virulenta, virulentum
adj. full-of-poison; virulent;

virum
virum, viri
n. n. virus;

virus
virus, viri
n. n. venom (sg.), poisonous secretion of snakes/creatures/plants; acrid element;

vis
vis, viris
n. f. strength (bodily) (pl.), force, power, might, violence; resources; large body;

vis
vis, vis
n. f. strength (sg. only), force, power, might, violence;

vis
vis, volle, volui, volutus
v. to want

visa
visa, visae
n. f. visa;

viscatus
viscatus, viscata, viscatum
adj. smeared with birdlime;

viscer
viscer, visceris
n. n. entrails; innermost part of the body; heart; vitals;

visceratio
visceratio, viscerationis
n. f. communal sacrificial feast at which the flesh of the victim was shared among;

vischium
vischium, vischii
n. n. whisky;

visco
visco, viscare, viscavi, viscatus
v. smear; glue; make sticky;

viscum
viscum, visci
n. n. mistletoe; bird-lime (made from mistletoe berries);

viscus
viscus, visceris
n. n. soft fleshy body parts (usu. pl.), internal organs; entrails, flesh; offspring;

viscus
viscus, visci
n. m. mistletoe; bird-lime (made from mistletoe berries);

visibilis
visibilis, visibilis, visibile
adj. visible, capable of being seen; capable of seeing;

visibiliter
visibiliter
adv. visibly;

visificus
visificus, visifica, visificum
adj. video; visual;

visio
visio, visionis
n. f. vision;

visitatio
visitatio, visitationis
n. f. action of visiting/seeing frequently; sight/appearance (L+S); punishment;

visitatio
visitatio, visitationis
n. f. |visit/visitation; (to sick/prisoners); visit of inspection/supervision;

visitator
visitator, visitatoris
n. m. visitor; frequent visitor;

visitatorius
visitatorius, visitatoria, visitatorium
adj. of visiting;

visito
visito, visitare, visitavi, visitatus
v. visit, call upon; see frequently/habitually;

visnetum
visnetum, visneti
n. n. locality(?); [in proximo visneto => in vicinity];

viso
viso, visere, visi, visus
v. visit, go to see; look at;