vastātrix waster; ravager; devastater; vastē adv. vastesco v. inch. n. to become desert; waste vastĭfĭcus adj. laying waste; ravaging; devastating vastĭtas an empty place; a waste; desert; Desolation; devastation vastĭtĭes ruin; destruction vastĭtūdo ruin; destruction; fearful size; hugeness; immensity vasto v. a. to make empty; vacant; to leave untenanted; uninhabited; to desert vastŭlus adj. rather huge; bulky vastus adj. empty; unoccupied; waste; desert; uncultivated vāsum vātes a foreteller; seer; soothsayer; prophet; A poet; a poetess vătĭa vatica herba a plant; called also Vātī^cānus adj. the Vatican Hill in Rome; on the western bank of the Tiber; the hill and the sp… vātĭcĭnātĭo a foretelling; soothsaying; prophesying; a prediction; vaticination vātĭcĭnātor a soothsayer; prophet vātĭcĭnātrix a prophetess; female fortune-teller vātĭcĭnĭum a prediction; prophecy vātĭcĭnĭus prophetic; vaticinal vātĭcĭnor v. dep. n. to foretell; predict; prophesy; forebode; vaticinate vātĭcĭnus adj. prophetical; vaticinal Vatĭēnus Vătīnĭānus Vătīnĭus the name of a Roman; a Roman vehemently denounced by Cicero; belonging to Vatin… vătĭus adj. bent outwards; persons with legs bent out wards; bowlegged; Subst; a bowlegged … vā^trax adj. m; with crooked feet; club-footed Vā^trenus a river of; falling into the Po; the Santerno vĕ or;; that he shall not; correl. part; either ... or vē- out; small;; senseless;; very pale;; to search out; Vecilĭus a mountain in Latium vēcordia want of reason; senselessness; silliness; folly; madness; insanity vē-cors adj. destitute of reason; senseless; silly; foolish;; mad; insane Vecta vectābĭlis adj. that can be carried; portable vectābŭlum a carriage; vehicle vectācŭlum a carriage; vehicle vectārĭus adj. for carrying; conveying; a packhorse; draught-horse vectātĭo a carrying; being carried; a riding; bearing vectĭārĭus one who works the lever vectĭcŭlārĭus adj. vectĭfer adj. having a bolt; well bolted vectīgal a toll; tax; impost; an honorarium; contribution paid to a magistrate vectīgālĭārĭus a collector; receiver of taxes vectīgālis belonging to imposts; taxes; Paying tribute; subject to imposts; tributary vectĭo a carrying; conveyance vectis a strong pole; bar;; A lever; N. cr; a handspike Vectis an island south of Britain; the Isle of Wight vectĭtātus borne; carried about Vectĭus the name of a Roman vecto to bear; carry; convey; to be carried; borne Vectōnes a people of Lusitania; Salamanca; Estremadura; the territory of the Vettones vector one that bears; carries; conveys; a bearer; carrier vectōrĭus for carrying vectrix she that carries; transports vectūra a bearing; carrying; conveying; transportation; a riding vectūrārĭus a driver vectus Vēdĭus the name of a Roman Vēdīus another name for; Pluto vĕĕmens vĕgĕo v. a. and n. to move; excite; quicken; arouse; Neutr vĕgĕtābĭlis adj. animating; enlivening vĕgĕtāmen the animating power; vivifying principle vĕgĕtātĭo an enlivening; quickening; excitement vĕgĕtātor an enlivener; exciter; quickener Vĕgĕtĭus a Roman proper name; a writer on military affairs in the latter half of the fou… vĕgĕto v. a. to arouse; enliven; quicken; animate; invigorate vĕgĕtus adj. enlivened; lively; animated; active; brisk vē-grandis adj. not very large; little; small; diminutive; Very great vĕhātĭo a carrying; conveying; transportation vĕhĕmens adj. very eager; violent; ardent; vehement; active vĕhĕmenter adv. Eagerly; impetuously; ardently; violently; earnestly vĕhĕmentesco v. inch. n. to become violent; vehement vĕhĕmentĭa Eagerness; fervency; vehemence; Strength vĕhes a carriage loaded; a cart-load; wagon-load; a load vĕhĭcŭlāris adj. belonging to carriages; vehicles vĕhĭcŭlārĭus adj. belonging to carriages; vehicles; carriage-; a carriage-maker vĕhĭcŭlum a means of transport; a carriage; conveyance; vehicle; drawn by a span vĕho v. a. and n. to bear; carry; convey; to be carried; borne Vēii a very ancient city in Etruria; one of the twelve towns of the Etrurian confede… Vējento a surname in the Fabrician; A contemporary of Cicero; a judge in Rome; a courti… Vējŏvis an Etruscan divinity; a god of the under world; whose power to injure correspon… vĕl adv. will; choose; take your choice;; or else; Ba vela the Gallic name for the plant Vēlābrensis vēlābrum a covering; awning Vēlābrum A street in Rome on the Aventine Hill; between the; Vicus Tuscus and the Forum … vēlāmen a cover; covering; clothing; robe; garment vēlāmentum a cover; covering; A veil; curtain; olive-branches wound about with woollen fil… vēlāris adj. belonging to a veil; curtain vēlārĭum a covering; screen; awning vēlārĭus A slave who attended to closing the curtains at the entrance of an apartment; a… vēlāti vēlātĭo a veiling; giving the veil vēlātō adv. Vĕlauni a people of Aquitania; between the Gabali and the Segusiani; in Vélay Vĕlĕda a prophetic virgin among the Germans; regarded as a divine being vēlĕs a kind of light-armed soldier; who attacked the enemy out of the line of battle… Vĕlĭa An elevated part of the Palatine Hill at Rome; belonging to Velia; Velian; A to…