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vectigal {n}: revenue
tax
toll
tribute
vehiclum {n}: vehicle
vehiculum {n}: vehicle
velitaris: belonging to the velites
of skirmishers
of the velites
velle [irreg.]: to want (to)
velocitas {f}: velocity
velociter: quickly
rapidly
velum {n}: sailnaut.
velut: as
vena {f}: arteryanat.
blood vesselanat.
veinanat.
venari [1]: to hunt
vendere [2]: to sell
venditrix {f}: vendor [female]
venefica {f}: witch
venenum {n}: poison
potion
venerabilis: venerable [worthy of honor]
venerandus: venerable
veneratio {f}: veneration
Veni, vidi, ibam.: I came, I saw, I went.
Veni, vidi, vici. [Gaius Iulius Caesar]: I came, I saw, I conquered. [Julius Caesar]
venia {f}: favor [Am.]
favour [Br.]
forgiveness
grace
indulgence
pardon
veniam petere [3]: to apologise [Br.]
venire [4]: to come
venter {m}: bellyanat.
stomachanat.
wombanat.
ventus {m}: wind
ver {n}: spring [season]
verba {pl} testamenti: words of institution [Eucharist]relig.
verba facere [3]: to speak
verbum {n}: word
vere: really
verendus: awful
reverend
to be feared
venerable
worthy of reverence
veritas {f}: truth
vermina {n}: bellyache
stomachache
the gripesmed.
verminatio {f}: crawling pain
itching pain
vermis {m}: wormanat.anim.T
verna {m}: family slave
home-born slave
house servant
native
vernaculus: domestic
vernus: of spring
vernal
vero: really
yes
verpa {f}: penis [with retracted foreskin]anat.
verruca {f}: (slight) fault
(small) failing
excrescence [on precious stones]
height
steep place
verruca
wart
versoria {f}: rope [that guides a sail]
sheet
versura {f}: angle of a wall
borrowing (to pay a debt)
conversion
corner
funding
loan
rotating
turn
turning round
twirling about
versus {m}: line
verse
versutia {f}: craftiness
cunning
ingenuity
slyness
subtlety
versutus: clever
vertebra {f}: joint
vertebraanat.
vertebrum {n}: hip boneanat.
vertere [3]: to translate
to turn

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vectigal `{n}`	revenue
vectigal `{n}`	tax
vectigal `{n}`	toll
vectigal `{n}`	tribute
vehiclum `{n}`	vehicle
vehiculum `{n}`	vehicle
velitaris	belonging to the velites
velitaris	of skirmishers
velitaris	of the velites
velle `[irreg.]`	to want (to)
velocitas `{f}`	velocity
velociter	quickly
velociter	rapidly
naut. velum `{n}`	sail
velut	as
anat. vena `{f}`	artery
anat. vena `{f}`	blood vessel
anat. vena `{f}`	vein
venari `[1]`	to hunt
vendere `[2]`	to sell
venditrix `{f}`	vendor `[female]`
venefica `{f}`	witch
venenum `{n}`	poison
venenum `{n}`	potion
venerabilis	venerable `[worthy of honor]`
venerandus	venerable
veneratio `{f}`	veneration
Veni, vidi, ibam.	I came, I saw, I went.
Veni, vidi, vici. `[Gaius Iulius Caesar]`	I came, I saw, I conquered. `[Julius Caesar]`
venia `{f}`	favor `[Am.]`
venia `{f}`	favour `[Br.]`
venia `{f}`	forgiveness
venia `{f}`	grace
venia `{f}`	indulgence
venia `{f}`	pardon
veniam petere `[3]`	to apologise `[Br.]`
venire `[4]`	to come
anat. venter `{m}`	belly
anat. venter `{m}`	stomach
anat. venter `{m}`	womb
ventus `{m}`	wind
ver `{n}`	spring `[season]`
relig. verba `{pl}` testamenti	words of institution `[Eucharist]`
verba facere `[3]`	to speak
verbum `{n}`	word
vere	really
verendus	awful
verendus	reverend
verendus	to be feared
verendus	venerable
verendus	worthy of reverence
veritas `{f}`	truth
vermina `{n}`	bellyache
vermina `{n}`	stomachache
med. vermina `{n}`	the gripes
verminatio `{f}`	crawling pain
verminatio `{f}`	itching pain
anat.anim.T vermis `{m}`	worm
verna `{m}`	family slave
verna `{m}`	home-born slave
verna `{m}`	house servant
verna `{m}`	native
vernaculus	domestic
vernus	of spring
vernus	vernal
vero	really
vero	yes
anat. verpa `{f}`	penis `[with retracted foreskin]`
verruca `{f}`	(slight) fault
verruca `{f}`	(small) failing
verruca `{f}`	excrescence `[on precious stones]`
verruca `{f}`	height
verruca `{f}`	steep place
verruca `{f}`	verruca
verruca `{f}`	wart
versoria `{f}`	rope `[that guides a sail]`
versoria `{f}`	sheet
versura `{f}`	angle of a wall
versura `{f}`	borrowing (to pay a debt)
versura `{f}`	conversion
versura `{f}`	corner
versura `{f}`	funding
versura `{f}`	loan
versura `{f}`	rotating
versura `{f}`	turn
versura `{f}`	turning round
versura `{f}`	twirling about
versus `{m}`	line
versus `{m}`	verse
versutia `{f}`	craftiness
versutia `{f}`	cunning
versutia `{f}`	ingenuity
versutia `{f}`	slyness
versutia `{f}`	subtlety
versutus	clever
vertebra `{f}`	joint
anat. vertebra `{f}`	vertebra
anat. vertebrum `{n}`	hip bone
vertere `[3]`	to translate
vertere `[3]`	to turn

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