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358 Vocabulary
vestio, ire (tr.) clothe. dress
vestis, -is (0 clothes
veto, -ire, vetui, vetitum (tr.) forbid
vetus, -teris (adj.) old; veteran;
ancient; former
vexi (perf. of vebo)
vexillum, -i (n) military standard, flag
vexo, -ire (tr.) damage, injure,
plunder; disturb; (pass.) be in trouble
via Appia Appian Way, Roman road
from Rome to southern Italy
via, -ae (0 road, street; journey
vici (perf. of vinco)
vicinus, -a, -um situated close by,
neighbouring
vicinus, -i (m) neighbour
vicis (gen., 25.1 /4d) interchange,
alternation
victima, -ae (0 animal offered for
sacrifice, victim
victor, -oris (m) victor, conqueror
victoria, -ae (0 victory
Victoriola, -ae (0 small statue of the
goddess Victory
victrix, -rids (f. adj.) conquering,
victorious
victiirus, -a, -um (fut. pple. of vinco
or vivo)
victus, -a, -um (perf. pple. of vinco)
videlicet (adv.) clearly, evidently
video, -ere, vidi, visum (tr.) see, look
at
videor (pass. of video) be seen; seem
videtur (impers. use) it seems (good)
(20.1/2g)
vigeo, -ere, vigui (no sup.; intr.) thrive
vigil, -ilis (adj.) wakeful, watchful
viginti (indeci. adj.) twenty
vilicus, -i (m) overseer on a farm
vilis, -is, -e cheap, of a low value;
worthless
villa, -ae (0 country house
vincio, -ire, vinxi, vinctum (tr.) bind
vinco, -ere, vici, victum (tr.,
intr.) conquer, defeat; win
vinculum, -i (n) bond, fastening; chain
vindex, -dicis (m) defender, champion
vinum, -i (n) wine
violo, -ire (tr.) treat with indignity or
violence, violate
vir, viri (m) man.. male; husband; hero
vires (pI of vis)
virgo, -ginis (0 girl, maiden
viridis, -is, -e green; unripe; robust;
fresh; young
virtiis, -tiitis (0 virtue; courage, valour
virus, -i (n) poison
vis (f; irregular) force, violence, power,
(pI.) strength (7.1/1 note 3)
vis (2nd s. pres. indo act. of volo, velie)
visO, -ere, vis1 (no sup.; tr.) visit
visus, -a, -um (perf. 0 f video)
vita, -ae (0 life
vitium, -i (n) moral failing, fault,
defect; vice
vito, -ire (tr.) avoid, shun
vitrum, -i (n) a blue dye made from
leaves, woad
vivo, -ere, vixi, victum (intr.) live, be
alive .
vivus, -a, -um alive, living
vix (adv.) scarcely; with difficulty
vixi (perf. of vivo)
vobiscum = cum + vobis
voco, -ire (tr.) call; summon
volo, -ire (intr.) fly
volo, velie, volui (no sup.; tr.,
intr.) wish, want, be willing (15.1/5
and p. 272)
Voisci, -orum (m. pI.) people of
central Italy
volucris, -is (0 bird
voluntis, -titis (0 choice, wish
voluptis, -titis (0 pleasure
volvo, -ere, volvi, voliitum (tr.) roll,
turn (tr.)
vorigo, -ginis (0 quagmire
vos (pron.) you (pI.) (8.1/1)
votivus, -a, -um offered in fulfilment
of a vow, votive
votum, -i (n) vow, promise
voveo, -ere, vovi, votum (tr.) make a
vow, vow
vox, VOcis (0 voice; noise (of birds or
animals)
Vulcinus, -i Vulcan (9.3)
vulgo (adv.) commonly
vulgus, -i (n) the common people
vulnero, -ire (tr.) wound, hurt
vulnus, -neris (n) wound, injury
vult (3rd s. pres. indo act. of volo,
velie)
vultus, -iis (m) face, expression
Xerxes, -is Persian king who invaded
Greece in 480 Be