| vacca | = | cow |
| vacillo | = | to fall into confusion |
| vaco | = | to be free from work, of a master, of property |
| vacuus | = | empty, devoid of, free from |
| vacuus | = | empty, void |
| vacuus | = | without, useless |
| vadere | = | go |
| vado | = | go, hasten, rush |
| vadum | = | ford, shallows |
| vafra | = | crafty |
| vagari | = | roam, wander |
| vagina | = | vagina |
| vagitus | = | squalling |
| vagus | = | vagrant, wandering |
| valde | = | adj, great, exceedingly |
| valde | = | intensely |
| valde | = | intensely, very much, extremely, greatly |
| valde | = | strongly, powerfully, very, exceedingly |
| valedico | = | bid farewell |
| valens | = | stong, powerful, healthy, able, worthwhile |
| valens | = | strong |
| valentia | = | vigor |
| ualeo | = | to be able to, to succeed in (doing something) |
| valeo | = | to have strength, have power, be effective |
| valesco | = | to grow strong |
| valetudo | = | condition, good health |
| valetudo | = | health, good health, bad health |
| validus | = | mighty, powerful, exceeding |
| validus | = | strong, robust, able |
| validus | = | vigorous |
| vallis | = | valley |
| vallo | = | to surround, defend |
| vallum | = | palisade, earthen wall, entrenchment, rampart |
| vallum | = | palisaded rampart, ditch, moat |
| vapulus | = | flogged, beaten, knocked about |
| varietas | = | changeableness |
| varietas | = | variety, differences, diversity |
| varius | = | changing, changeable |
| varius | = | various, varied |
| vas | = | vessel, glass, cup |
| vasallus | = | servant |
| vastata | = | ravaged |
| vastatio | = | devastation, ravaging |
| vastatio | = | ravaging |
| vates | = | bard, prophet |
| uber | = | fruitful |
| uber | = | productive, fertile, abundant, rich |
| uber | = | udder |
| uberrime | = | most luxuriantly, most abundantly, most fruitfull |
| ubertas | = | bounty, plenty, abundance |
| ubertas | = | plenteousness, richness, fertility |
| uberte | = | abundantly |
| ubi | = | when, as soon as, wherein, whereby, whereas |
| ubi | = | where |
| vectigal | = | revenue |
| vectigal | = | tax |
| vectigalis | = | tributary |
| vegetabilis | = | invigorating |
| vegetabiliter | = | vigorously |
| vegeto | = | to invigorate |
| vegetus | = | lively, fresh, vigorous |
| vegrandis | = | diminutive, small, tiny |
| vehemens | = | vehement |
| vehemens | = | violent, furious, impetuous |
| vehementer | = | impetuously |
| vehementer | = | violently, forcefully, strongly, exceedingly |
| vehere | = | carry, wear |
| vehiculum | = | conveyance, vehicle |
| veho (in the passive) | = | to sail, ride, drive, etc |
| veho | = | to sail, convey, carry |
| veho vexi vectum | = | to carry, convey |
| vel | = | even |
| vel | = | or, (adv.) |
| vel | = | vel .. vel either .. or |
| velamen | = | covering, garment |
| veles | = | light-armed troops |
| velico | = | to pluck, twitch, criticize, taunt |
| velitatio | = | skirmish, bickering, dispute, wrangling |
| velivola | = | winged with sails |
| velociter | = | quickly, rapidly, swiftly |
| velox | = | fleet, quick, rapid, swift, fast |
| velum | = | sail |
| velum | = | sail, covering, awning, curtain |
| velut | = | adv. just as, like, even as |
| vena | = | vein, stream, vein of ore, streak |
| venalia | = | venial sins, supplies |
| venalicium | = | market |
| venalis | = | to be sold, up for sale, a slave |
| venaliter | = | by bribery, corruption |
| venatio | = | hunting, game, the chase |
| venator | = | hunter, huntsman |
| venatus | = | game |
| vendere | = | dispose of, sell, vend |
| venditio | = | sale, closing of a bargain |
| vendo | = | to sell, offer for sale, advertise, betray |
| Vendolius | = | Vendeuil |
| veneficus | = | poisonous, magical, witch, wizard |
| venenifer | = | poisonous |
| venenum | = | drug, poison, potion |
| venenum | = | poison |
| veneratio | = | respect, reverence, honor, veneration |
| venia | = | favor, favour |
| venia | = | grace, indulgence, favor, pardon, forgiveness |
| venio | = | to come, happen, come about, come to pass, arise |
| venio | = | to get into a certain state, to fall into |
| venire | = | come |
| venire contra | = | to come to |
| veno | = | [dative] for sale |
| venor | = | to hunt |
| ventagium | = | winnowing |
| venter | = | stomach, abdomen, belly, tummy |
| ventilo | = | to fan, to wave something |
| ventilo | = | to toss in the air |
| ventio | = | a coming |
| ventito | = | to come often, to visit frequently |
| ventorium | = | winnowing fan. |
| ventosa | = | conceited |
| ventosus | = | full of wind, windy, breezy |
| ventulus | = | breeze, soft wind |
| ventus | = | wind |
| ventus | = | wind, rumor, favor |
| venum | = | [acc] for sale |
| venustas | = | loveliness |
| venustas | = | loveliness, charm, attractiveness, beauty |
| venustus | = | lovely, charming |
| vepres | = | thorn-bush, briar |
| ver | = | spring |
| ver | = | spring, springtime |
| ueraciter | = | more veracious, more truly |
| ueratius | = | more true |
| verber | = | lashing |
| verbera (in pl.) | = | blows, a beating, thrashing |
| verberantia | = | a flogging |
| verbero | = | to lash, beat, whip, flog |
| Verbigena | = | he who was born of the word (Christ) |
| verbis suis, meis, etc | = | in his own name |
| verbum | = | verb, word |
| verbum | = | word |
| vercundus | = | bashful, modest |
| vere | = | in fact, real, true |
| vere | = | truly, really, actually, rightly |
| verecundia | = | feeling of shame, shame, bashfulness |
| verecundor | = | to feel diffident, ashamed |
| verecundus | = | shamefaced |
| verendus | = | reverend |
| vereor | = | to fear |
| vereor | = | to respect, fear, be in dread of, to be afraid |
| vergo | = | to bend, incline, verge, to draw to an end |
| veridicus | = | truth-telling |
| veritas | = | reality, truth |
| veritas | = | truth |
| veritas | = | truthfulness |
| vermis | = | worm |
| Vernandense | = | Vermandois |
| verno | = | to bloom |
| vernula | = | servant |
| vero | = | in truth, indeed, to be sure, however |
| verpa | = | penis |
| verruca | = | wart |
| verso | = | to whirl. |
| versor | = | to remain, be engaged in |
| versus | = | line, verse |
| versutia | = | ingenuity |
| vertere | = | turn, turn around, turn round |
| verto | = | [+ yerga, tergam] turn, retreat, exchange |
| verto | = | to flee, interpret, understand, upset, overthrow |
| verto | = | to turn into, tranform |
| verto | = | to turn, turn around, turn up, to put to flight |
| verto in prosperum | = | to turn out well, ascribe, refer |
| verum-i | = | truth, truly, in fact |
| verumtamen verumptamen | = | notwithstanding, nevertheless |
| verus | = | true |
| verus | = | true, real, proper, right |
| vesco, vescor | = | to feed, to eat |
| vesica | = | bladder, bladder-like tumor |
| vesica | = | bladder, bubble |
| vespa | = | wasp |
| vesper | = | evening |
| vesper | = | evening star, evening |
| vespera | = | evening prayer, vespers |
| vespillo | = | undertaker |
| vestigium | = | footstep, trace, mark. soles of the feet |
| vestimentum | = | garment |
| vestio | = | to clothe, garb, dress |
| vestire | = | clothe, dress |
| vestis | = | clothing, garment, covering, blanket, carpet, tap |
| vestitus | = | clothing |
| vestrum vestri | = | your, yours |
| vetare | = | forbid, prohibit |
| veter | = | of a former time |
| vetus | = | old |
| vetustus | = | old |
| vexamen | = | shake-up, upheaval. |
| vexillum | = | flag, banner, standard, troop, company |
| vexo | = | to vex, annoy, irritate, shake, toss, harrass |
| via | = | road, route, way |
| via | = | road, way, street |
| viaticus | = | pertaining to a journey, a journey, money |
| viator | = | traveller, messenger |
| vicarius | = | vicar |
| vices | = | per vices -- by turns, successively |
| vicina | = | neighbor |
| vicinus | = | neighbor, (med.) |
| vicis | = | file, line, rank, row, turn |
| vicis | = | time, occasion, opportunity, event |
| vicis concor | = | reciprocal service |
| vicissim | = | in turn, on the other hand |
| vicissitudo | = | alternation |
| vicissitudo | = | change, alteration |
| victor | = | victor, winner |
| victoria | = | victory |
| victualia | = | supplies, foodstuffs, provisions |
| victus | = | living, manner of life, nourishment, food |
| victus | = | victuals, sustenance |
| vicus | = | estate, farm, property, ranch, district |
| vicus | = | village, neigborhood, quarter (or a city), street |
| videlicet (adv.) | = | (ironically) |
| videlicet | = | it is clear, (adv.) |
| video vidi visum | = | to see, observe, understand, comprehend |
| videor | = | to be seen, seem, appear |
| videre | = | see |
| viduata | = | deprived, widowed, bereft |
| viduatus | = | widowhood |
| viduitas | = | celibacy |
| viduo | = | to deprive |
| vieo | = | to weave together, stitch, plait |
| vietus | = | shriveled, withered, shrunken |
| vigens | = | vigorous |
| vigeo | = | to flourish, bloom |
| vigerius | = | verger, provost |
| vigesco | = | to become vigorous |
| vigilo | = | to be awake, watch, be vigilant |
| viginti | = | twenty |
| vigor | = | vigor, liveliness |
| vigoratus | = | stout, heale, hearty |
| vigoro | = | to animate |
| vilicus, villicus | = | pertaining to an estate, overseer, steward |
| vilis | = | cheap, inexpensive |
| vilis | = | cheap, worth little |
| vilis | = | mean, cheap |
| vilitas | = | cheapness, low-price, worthlessness |
| villa | = | country house, country estate, (med.) |
| villa | = | estate, farm, property, ranch, house |
| villa | = | villa, village, hamlet, court, hof |
| villanus | = | villager, inhabitant of vill or farm |
| vincere | = | defeat, win over |
| vinco | = | to vanquish, overmatch, excel |
| vinco vici victum | = | conquer, overcome, master, win, surpass, excel |
| vinculum | = | bond, fetter, tie |
| vinculum | = | tie, chain |
| vindex | = | avenger |
| vindicat se de | = | to revenge oneself on |
| vindico (vindicatum) | = | claim, arrogate, assume, appropriate |
| vindico | = | to avenge, punish, liberate, deliver, protect |
| vindico | = | to claim |
| vindico | = | to liberate, deliver, punish, avenge, claim |
| vinea | = | f, vineyard |
| vinitor | = | vine-dresser (a man who prunes grape vines) |
| vinum | = | wine |
| viola | = | violet |
| violenter | = | violently, by force |
| violentus | = | boisterous |
| violo | = | to injure |
| vipera | = | serpent, snake, viper |
| vipereus | = | viper-like |
| vir | = | fellow, man |
| vir | = | man, hero, man of courage |
| virga | = | a green twig, rod, stick, wand, broom, streak |
| virga | = | twig |
| virgo | = | maiden |
| virgo | = | maiden, virgin, young girl |
| virgo | = | virgin |
| viridis | = | green |
| viriliter | = | manfully |
| virtus | = | manliness, excellence, character, worth, courage |
| virtus | = | valor, prowess, moral virtue, virtuousness |
| virtus | = | virility |
| virus | = | virus, slime, poison |
| vis (sing.) | = | violence, a large number, quantity, a force |
| vis | = | force |
| vis | = | force, strength, vigour |
| vis vires (pl.) | = | force, power, strength, might, influence |
| viscum | = | mistletoe |
| viscus | = | flesh, internal organs, bowels, entrails, heart |
| visio | = | likeness, face, visage |
| vispilio | = | a thief by night, robber |
| visum | = | vision, view, sight |
| vita | = | life |
| vita | = | life, way of life |
| vitare | = | avoid, evade |
| vitellus | = | calf |
| vitiosus | = | vicious, full of vice, corrupt |
| vitium | = | fault, vice, crime |
| vito | = | to avoid, shun |
| vitricus | = | step-father |
| vitualamen | = | sacrifice, offering |
| vitualis | = | manliness, virtues |
| vitulina | = | veal |
| vituperabilis | = | blameworthy |
| vituperium | = | insult |
| vitupero | = | to disparage |
| viva voce | = | aloud |
| viva vox | = | an oral statement |
| vivax | = | lively |
| vivere | = | be alive |
| vivifico | = | to quicken |
| vivificus | = | live-giving, life-restoring |
| vivo | = | to live, to sustain, support life |
| vivo vixi victum | = | to live, be alive |
| vix | = | scarcely, hardly, with difficulty, barely |
| ulciscor | = | to take revenge on, get back at |
| ulciscor | = | to take vengeance for, avenge, take vengeance on |
| ulcus | = | ulcer, sore |
| ullatenus | = | in any respect whatever |
| ullus | = | any |
| ulterius | = | farther, more advanced, more remote |
| ultio ultionis | = | avenging, punishment, revenge |
| ultor | = | avenger |
| ultra (+ acc.) | = | beyond, on the far side of |
| ultrix | = | avenging |
| ultroneus | = | of one's own accord |
| ululatus | = | howling |
| umbra | = | shade, shadow |
| umerus humerus | = | shoulder, upper arm |
| umquam | = | ever, at any time |
| una (adv.) | = | in one, together |
| una | = | one |
| unanimis | = | of one mind |
| uncia | = | a twelfth, an ounce |
| unciatim | = | little by little |
| unda | = | billow, water |
| unde | = | whence, from where, how, from whom |
| undecim | = | eleven |
| undeviginti | = | nineteen |
| undique | = | from all sides, everywhere, on all sides, altoget |
| undique secus | = | from every quarter, in every part of the world |
| undisonus | = | resounding, loud with waves |
| undo | = | to surge, wave, undulate, to flood |
| unguentum | = | salve, balm, ointment |
| universa | = | entire, complete |
| universe | = | generally, in general |
| universi | = | all together |
| universitas | = | the whole, total, universe, world, university |
| universum | = | universe, the world |
| universus | = | combined in one, whole, entire |
| unum | = | one |
| unus | = | one |
| unus | = | one, only one, at the same time, single, alone |
| vobis (abl.) | = | you |
| vobis (dat.) | = | you |
| vocare | = | call, summon |
| vociferatio | = | outcry |
| vociferor | = | to cry aloud, shout |
| voco | = | to call, summon, name invite |
| voco | = | to summon |
| voco in dubium | = | to call into question |
| volare | = | fly |
| volaticus | = | winged, flying, inconstant, unreliable, flighty |
| volatilis | = | wuged, flying, swift, rapid, fleeting, transitory |
| volator | = | fowler, hunter of birds |
| volatus | = | velocity |
| volens | = | wishing, willing, favorable |
| volito | = | to rush back and forth, flutter, flit about |
| volo (sibi velle) | = | to mean, signify, denote |
| volo | = | to fly, speed, move rapidly |
| volo | = | to wish, want, will, ordain, suppose |
| volubilis (of speech) | = | rapid, fluent, voluble |
| volubilis | = | rolling, revolving, turning around, changeable |
| volubiliter | = | fluently |
| volucris | = | bird |
| volucris | = | flying creature, winged, winged creature |
| voluntarius | = | voluntary |
| voluntarius | = | willing |
| voluntas | = | last will, testament, meaning, sense |
| voluntas | = | will, purpose |
| voluntas | = | wish, will, inclination, good will |
| volup | = | agreeably, pleasantly |
| voluptarius | = | pleasant, one devoted to pleasure |
| voluptas | = | pleasure |
| voluptas | = | sensual delight |
| voluptuosus | = | delightful, pleasurable |
| voluptuosus | = | luxurious, pleasure-seeking |
| volutabrum | = | pigsty, slough |
| volutarie | = | willingly |
| volva | = | uterus, womb |
| volvo | = | to meditate upon, roll on or onwards |
| vomare | = | throw up, vomit |
| vomer | = | penis |
| vomer | = | ploughshare |
| vomer | = | plowshare |
| vomica | = | ulcer, sore, boil, plague, curse |
| vomito | = | to vomit, vomit forth, throw up |
| vorago | = | chasm, pit, abyss |
| vorax | = | gluttonous, voracious |
| voro | = | to eat greedily, swallow up, consume |
| vos | = | you |
| vos | = | you (pl), YOU can't catch me, i'm the gingerbread |
| vota | = | vows, wishes |
| votum | = | prayer, wish, desire, vow, promise to God |
| voveo | = | to vow |
| vox | = | cry, voice, jurisdiction, authority |
| upilio | = | shepherd |
| upilio opilio | = | shepherd |
| uranicus | = | heavenly |
| urbanus | = | urban, urbane, pertaining to the city |
| urbs | = | city, town |
| urbs urbis | = | city |
| uredo | = | a plant blight |
| uredo | = | blight of plants |
| urgeo | = | to drive, beset, urge |
| urina | = | urine |
| urino | = | to dive |
| urinor | = | a diver |
| ursus | = | bear |
| urtica | = | nettle |
| urus | = | aurochs |
| usio | = | use |
| usitas | = | customary, usual |
| usitor | = | to be in the habit of using |
| usquam | = | anywhere |
| usque | = | all the way, up to), even (to) |
| usquequaque | = | always |
| ustilo ustulo | = | to burn, scorch, singe |
| usura | = | using, enjoying, profiting, using money lent |
| usurpo | = | to appropriate unlawfully |
| usurpo | = | to obtain, acquire, get possession of |
| usurpo | = | to take for oneself, use, employ, enjoy, perceive |
| usus | = | use, experience, skill, advantage, profit |
| ususfructus | = | profit, the use of something |
| ut (+ indic.) | = | when, as |
| ut (+ subj.) | = | (command) |
| ut (+ subj.) | = | (purpose) |
| ut (+ subj.) | = | (result) |
| utercumque | = | whichever of the two |
| uterlibet | = | whichever of the two you wish |
| uterque (gen. utriusque) | = | both, each side, each party |
| uterus | = | uterus, womb |
| uterus | = | womb, belly, lower stomach |
| Uticensium | = | Evroul |
| utilis | = | beneficial |
| utilis | = | useful, advantageous, helpful |
| utilitas | = | utility |
| utilitas | = | utility, usefulness |
| utinam | = | [wish] |
| utique | = | at any rate, certainly, at least |
| utor | = | to associate with, find |
| utor | = | to take advantage of, benefit or profit from, use |
| utor | = | with traits of character, yield to |
| utpote | = | seeing that, inasmuch as, since |
| utriculus | = | uterus, womb |
| utrimque | = | from both sides, on both sides |
| utroque | = | to both sides, in both directions, at each point |
| utrum | = | whether |
| utrum...an | = | whether .. or |
| Vulcanus | = | Vulcan |
| Vulcanus | = | fire-god |
| vulgaris | = | common, ordinary, usual |
| vulgariter | = | in the common way, ordinary manner |
| vulgivagus | = | wandering, vagrant, intinerant |
| vulgo | = | to spread, publish, impart, make accessible |
| vulgus | = | the common people, mob, rabble, mass, multitude |
| vulnerare | = | hurt, wound |
| vulnero | = | to wound, injure, hurt, harm |
| vulnus | = | wound |
| vulpes | = | fox |
| vulticulus | = | look, aspect, appearance |
| vultuosus | = | grimacing, affected |
| vultur | = | vulture |
| vultus | = | a face, appearance, shape, form |
| vultus | = | expression of the face, countenance, look, aspect |
| vultus | = | face |
| uxor | = | wife |
| uxor | = | wife, spouse |
| væ | = | woe |