vĭrens subst; plants; herbage vĭrĕo v. n. to be green; verdant; the green Spartan marble; to be fresh; lively; to flourish vĭrĕo a kind of bird;; the greenfinch vīres vĭresco v. inch. n. to grow; become green; verdant; to shoot forth; be developed vĭrētum virga a slender green branch; a twig; sprout; switch; rod virgātor one who beats with rods; a flogger virgātus adj. Made of twigs; osiers; Striped virgētum a thicket of rods; osiers virgĕus adj. of rods; twigs; of brushwood virgĭdēmĭa a harvest of rods; of stripes; blows Virgĭlĭae Virgĭlĭānus Virgĭlĭŏcento Virgĭlĭus virgĭnal virgĭnālis adj. belonging to a maiden; virgin; maidenly; virginal; a wailing like a girl virgĭnārĭus adj. belonging to virgins; virgin-cat; virgin-stealer Virgĭnensis the goddess that presided over the loosing of the bridal zone Virgĭnesvendŏnĭdes virginseller virgĭnĕus adj. belonging to a maiden; virgin; maidenly; the aqueduct called Virgīnĭa virgĭnĭtas maidenhood; virginity Virgīnĭus virgĭnor v. dep. to act; behave like a virgin; to play the virgin virgo a maid; maiden; virgin; the virgin goddess; Diana virgōsus adj. full of twigs virgŭla a little twig; a small rod; a wand; the title of a work by Varro; a critical ma… virgŭlātus adj. striped virgultum a bush; thicket; copse; shrubbery; Slips virgultus adj. full of bushes; thickets; shrubby virguncŭla a little maid; young girl vĭrĭae a kind of ornament for the arm; armlets; bracelets Vĭrĭāthus a celebrated leader of the Lusitanians in the war against the Romans; pertainin… vĭrĭātus adj. adorned with bracelets vīrĭcŭlae little strength; small force vīrĭcŭlum a graving-tool; graver; burin vĭrĭdārĭum a plantation of trees; a pleasure-garden vĭrĭdĕ adv. vĭrĭdesco v. inch. n. to grow; become green vĭrĭdĭa vĭrĭdĭārĭum vĭrĭdĭcans greenish vĭrĭdĭcātus made green; green; N. cr vĭrĭdis adj. green; bluish green; Subst; Green color; greenness vĭrĭdĭtas green color; greenness; verdure; viridity; freshness vĭrĭdo v. a. and n. to make green; cause to grow green; Neutr; growing green; green Viridomărus a chief of the Ædui vĭrīlis adj. belonging to a man; manly; virile; male; masculine vĭrīlĭtas manhood; The age of manhood; virility; the organs of generation; manliness vĭrīlĭter adv. vĭrĭŏla a little bracelet vĭrĭōsē adv. strongly; violently vĭrĭōsus adj. strong; robust; violent Vĭrĭplāca appeaser of men vĭrĭpŏtens adj. fit for a husband; marriageable; nubile vīrĭpŏtens adj. mighty in power; mighty; powerful vĭrītānus vĭrītim adv. man by man; to each one separately; singly; individually; each by itself Vīromandŭi vĭror green color; greenness; verdure vĭrōsus adj. fond of men; longing after men vīrōsus adj. Full of; covered with slime; slimy; Having a bad odor; stinking virtŭōsus adj. good virtūs manliness; manhood; strength; vigor; bravery; courage; aptness vīrŭlentĭa an offensive odor; a stench vīrŭlentus adj. full of poison; virulent virūnum a town in Noricum vīrus a slimy liquid; slime; animal sperm; semen; A poisonous liquid vīs strength; force; power; energy; virtue viscātōrĭum a snare viscātus smeared with birdlime; limed twigs viscellātus adj. stuffed with the entrails Viscellīnus an agnomen of the consul; who was put to death for aiming at the sovereignty viscĕrātim adv. piecemeal viscĕrātĭo a public distribution of flesh; mcat viscĕrĕus adj. consisting of flesh viscĭdus adj. clammy; sticky; viscid visco v. a. to smear; besmear viscōsus adj. full of birdlime; sticky viscum the mistletoe; birdlime viscus the inner parts; the internal organs; the inwards; viscera; the uterus viscus vīsĭbĭlis adj. that may be seen; visible; that can see; seeing; visibly vīsĭbĭlĭtas visibility vīsĭbĭlĭter adv. vīsĭfĭcus adj. causing to see; conferring sight vīsĭo the act; sense of seeing; sight; vision; a thing seen vīsĭtātĭo A sight; appearance; A visit; a visitation; punishment vīsĭtātor a visitor; a protector vīsĭto v. freq. a. To see; N. cr; To go to see; to visit; To punish visĭum a stench vīso v. freq. a. and n. to look at attentively; to view; behold; survey; P. a visor a scout vispellio a class of thieves who robbed corpses of their grave-clothes Vistŭla a river in Eastern Germany; Weichsel; Vistula vīsŭālis adj. attained by sight; subst; the power of vision; visibly vīsŭālĭtas the power of seeing; the faculty of sight; vision visŭla a kind of vine