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64 VOCABULARY

veneror, i, respect^ worship.
veuia, f. i , paj-don.
venio, veni, ventum, 4, come.
venter, ventris, m. 3, belly.
verber, verberis, n. 3, hlo-iV.
verbum, n. 2, word.
vereor, 2, fear.
vero, hut.
verto, verlT, versum, 3, iiirti
(trans, and intrans.).
verum, but.
verus, I, trtie.
vester, vestra, i , yotir, yours.
vestis, f., -i noun, garment.
vetus, veteris, 3, old; super-
lative — veterrimus.
via, f. I, road.
vicesimus, i, tzventieth.
vicinus, i, neighbotiring.
victor, -loris, m. 3, conqueror.
victoria, f. i, victory.
victrix, victrlcis, f. 3, victorious.
vidso, vidi, visum, 2, see
middle, videor, seem.
vigilo, I, ivatch.
viginti, indeclinable, twenty.
vincio, vTnxI, vinclum, 4, bind.
vinco, vici, victum, 3, cotiquer.
vmum, n. 2, wine.
vir, virT, m. 2, man, husband.
vires, f. pi., -i noun, strength ;
sing, vis, violence.
virilis, 2, of a man.
viriliter, in a manly way.
virtus, virtutis, f. 3, courage,
virtue.
vis. See vires.
vita, f. I , life.
vitium, n. 2, vice, weakness.
vivo, vIxT, victum, 3, live.
vix, scarcely.
voco, I, call.
vol 6, wish.
Volscens, adj. 3, of the Vol-
scians.
Volscus, m. I, a Volscian.
voluntas, -tatis, f. 3, inclina-
tioji.
vos, you.
votum, n. 3, vow.
vox, vocis, f. 3, voice.
vulgus, n. 2 and 3, common
people.
vulnus, vulneris, n. 3, bloiu,
wound.
vultus, m. 4, countenance.
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