vertē^bra a joint; vertebra; the hip-bone vertebrātus adj. jointed; articulated; vertebrated vertex A whirl; eddy; whirlpool; vortex; An eddy of wind vertĭbŭlum a joint vertĭcillus the whirl Vertĭcordĭa the Turner of hearts vertĭcōsus adj. full of whirlpools; eddies; eddying vertĭcŭla a joint vertīgĭno v. n. to whirl round; revolve vertīgĭnōsus one who suffers from giddiness; vertigo vertīgo a turning; whirling round; a turn; twirl; a whirling verto v. a. and n. to turn; to turn round; about; tip up; turned vertraga Vertumnus the god of the changing year; of the seasons and their productions; of exchange… vĕru A spit; broach; A dart; javelin; a paling vĕrūcŭlātus adj. furnished with a small pike vĕrūcŭlum Verudoctĭus a chief of the Helvetii; sent as an ambassador to Cœsar vĕrŭīna a small javelin Verŭlae a town of; Veroli; of Verulœ; the inhabitants of Verulœ vĕrum vērum vērum adv. vērum-tămen but yet; notwithstanding; however; nevertheless vērus adj. true; real; actual; genuine; Subst vĕrūtum a dart; javelin vĕrūtus adj. armed with a dart; javelin vervactum fallow ground; a fallow field vervăgo v. a. to break up; to plough; for the first time after its lying fallow Vervēcĕus that has the form of a wether vervēcīnus adj. of a wether vervex a wether; mutton-head Vĕsaevus vēsānĭa madness; insanity vēsānĭo v. n. to be insane; rave; raging vē-sānus adj. not of sound mind; mad; insane; fierce; wild Vesbĭus Vescia a little town in Latium; on the river Liris; belonging to Vescia; Vescinian; ne… Vescitānĭa a district of vesco v. a. to feed vescor v. dep. n. to fill one's self with food; to take food; feed; eat; to enjoy vescŭlus adj. little; trifling vescus adj. Small; little; thin; weak; feeble Vesentīni a people of Etruria Vesĕris a river in Campania; with a town of the same name Vesēvus Vēsi the Visigoths vēsīca the bladder; the urinary bladder; Any thing made of bladder; a purse; cap vēsīcārĭa vēsīcārĭus adj. belonging to the bladder; bladder-; Subst; a plant that cures pain in the bladd… vēsīcŭla a little blister; vesicle; vēsīcŭlōsus adj. full of bladders; blisters Vĕsontĭo a city in; the chief town of the Sequani; Besancon vespa a wasp vespae Vespăsĭānus a Roman emperor; reigned between Vespasĭus the name of a Roman vesper neutr; the evening; even; eve; even-tide vespĕra the evening; eventide; the West vespĕrālis adj. belonging to evening vespĕrasco v. inch. n. to become evening; grow towards evening; Impers vespĕrātus grown into evening Vesperĭes a town of vesperna vespertīlĭo a bat vespertīnālis adj. vespertīnus adj. belonging to evening; even-tide; evening-; received in the evening; made vespĕrūgo The evening-star; A bat vespĕrus adj. belonging to the evening; evening- vespices vespillo a corpse-bearer Vesta Another name for; the wife of Cœlus and mother of Saturn; Her granddaughter; da… vester pron. poss; your; Subst vestĭārĭus adj. belonging to clothes; Substt; a clothes-dealer; A clothes-press; clothes-chest vestĭbŭlum the enclosed space between the entrance of a house and the street; a fore-court… vestĭceps bearded; arrived at puberty; manly; virile; immoral Vestĭcŏla a Vestal virgin vestĭ-contŭbernĭum a lying under the same coverlet; sleeping in the same bed; bed - companionship vestĭcŭla a little garment vestĭfĭca she that makes garments; a tailoress vestĭfĭcīna a making of garments; tailoring vestĭfĭcus a maker of garments; a tailor vestĭflŭus adj. that wears long; flowing garments vestīgātĭo a tracing; searching after vestīgātor a tracker; spy; tracer; searcher vestīgĭum a footstep; step; footprint; foot-track; track; to stay in the same spot ve-stīgo v. a. to follow in the track of; to track; trace out; To find out by tracing; to trac… vestīmentum clothing; a garment; vestment; bedclothes; tapestry Vestīni a people of Central Italy; on the Adriatic Sea; belonging to the Vestini vestĭo v. a. imperf; to cover with a garment; to dress; clothe; vest vestĭplĭca clothes-folder; ironer; laundress vestiplĭcus a clothes-folder; ironer vestis the covering for the body; clothes; clothing; attire; vesture vestĭspĭca she that has the care of clothing; a wardrobewoman vestītor A maker of clothing; A clother; dresser vestītus P. a. vestītus clothing; clothes; dress; apparel; raiment Vestorĭus An artist of Puteoli; pertaining to Vestorius; A friend of Cicero vestras of your family; nation Vĕsŭlus a mountain in Liguria; Monte Viso