vīsum something seen; sight; appearance; vision; an impression made by some external … Vĭsurgis a river in Northern Germany; Weser vīsus vīsus a seeing; looking; a look; glance; the faculty; act of seeing; sight vīta life; A living; support; subsistence; A life vītābĭlis adj. that may; ought to be shunned vītābundus adj. shunning; avoiding; evading vītālis adj. belonging to life; vital; lifetime; life; true life vītālĭtas vital force; life; vitality vītālĭter adv. vītātĭo a shunning; avoiding; avoidance vītĕcŭla Vitellenses a people of Latium Vitellĭa an ancient town of the Æqui; Valmontone Vĭtellĭānus vĭtellīna calf's-flesh; veal Vĭtellĭus the name of a Roman; a Roman emperor; belonging to the emperor Vitellius; Vitel… vĭtellum vĭtellus A little calf; the yolk vītĕus adj. belonging to the vine vītex the chaste-tree; Abraham's balm vĭtĭābĭlis adj. that may be harmed; violable; corruptible vītĭārĭum a nursery for vines vĭtĭātĭo an injuring; violation; corruption vĭtĭātor an injurer; corrupter vītĭcarpĭfer adj. that serves for pruning vines vītĭcella a plant Viticīni a people in the territory of Picenum vītĭcŏla a cultivator of vines; a vine-planter vītĭcŏmus adj. adorned; crowned with vine-leaves vītĭcŭla A little vine; A tendril vītĭfer adj. vinebearing; supporting; producing vines vītĭgĕnus adj. vine-born; produced from the vine vītĭgĭnĕus adj. produced by the vine; vine- vĭtĭlēna a bawd; procuress vĭtĭlīgo a kind of cutaneous eruption; tetter vītĭlis adj. platted; interwoven; Subst; things platted; wicker-work vĭtĭlītĭgātor a brawler; wrangler vĭtĭlītĭgo v. n. to quarrel disgracefully; to brawl; wrangle to abuse; calumniate vītīnĕus adj. of the vine; vine- vĭtĭo v. a. to make faulty; to injure; spoil; mar; taint vĭtĭōsē adv. vĭtĭōsĭtas faultiness; corruption; viciousness; vice vĭtĭōsus adj. full of faults; defects; faulty; defective; bad vitiparra a small bird; titmouse vītis a vine; grapevine; A vine-branch; A centurion's staff; the office of a centurion vītĭ-sător a vineplanter vĭtĭum a fault; defect; blemish; imperfection; vice vīto v. a. and n. to shun; seek to escape; avoid; evade; ne vītor a basket-maker; trunk-maker; cooper vĭtrĕāmen glassware vī^trĕārĭus a glass-worker; glassblower vī^trĕŏlus adj. dim; of glass vī^trĕus adj. of glass; glass-; Subst; glass vessels; glassware vī^trĭārĭa a plant; called also; wall-pellitory vī^trĭcus a step-father vī^trum glass; Woad Vitrūvĭus a contemporary of Cœsar and Augustus; author of a work on architecture; vitta a band; a fillet; chaplet; a head-band; a sacrificial vittātus adj. bound with a fillet; chaplet vĭtŭla Vītŭla the goddess of Victory; of Exultation vītŭlāmĕn a shoot; sucker; sprig Vĭtŭlārĭa via a road near Arpinum vītŭlātĭo a public thanksgiving; other festival vĭtŭlīnus adj. of a calf; Subst; calf's-flesh; veal vītŭlor v. dep. n. to celebrate a festival; keep holiday; be joyful vĭtŭlus a calf; a bullcalf; a cow-calf; foal; Vītumnus the god that bestows life; the Life-god vĭtŭpĕrābĭlis adj. blameworthy; blamable; censurable; N. cr vĭtŭpĕrābĭlĭter adv. blamably vĭtŭpĕrātĭo a blaming; censuring; blame; censure; vituperation; blameworthiness vĭtŭpĕrātor a blamer; censurer vĭtŭpĕro v. a. to inflict censure; to blame; censure; disparage; vituperate vĭtŭpĕro a blamer; censurer vīvācĭtas Natural vigor; vital force; tenaciousness; length of life; vivaciousness vīvācĭter adv. vīvārĭum vīvārĭus adj. belonging to living creatures; fish-boats; in which live fish are conveyed; Sub… vīvātus adj. animated; lively; vivid vīvax adj. Tenacious of life; long-lived; lasting long; enduring; durable viverra a ferret vīvesco v. inch. n. to become alive; get life; spring forth; to grow lively; strong vīvĭcombūrĭum a burning of people alive vīvĭdē adv. vīvĭdo v. a. to make alive; produce vīvĭdus adj. containing life; living; animated; true to the life; spirited vīvĭfĭcātĭo a making alive; quickening; vivification vīvĭfĭcātor he who makes alive; a quickener; vivifier vīvĭfĭcātōrĭus adj. life-giving vīvĭfĭco v. a. to make alive; restore to life; quicken; vivify vīvĭfĭcus adj. making alive; quickening; vivifying; vivific vīvĭpărus adj. that brings forth its young alive vīvĭrādix a set; cutting having a root; a layer; quickset; vīvisco vīvo v. n. pluperf. subj; to live; be alive; have life; Ca vīvus adj. alive; living; that has life; before his very eyes; Subst vix adv. with difficulty; with much ado; hardly; scarcely; barely vixdum adv. vixet