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| vermis | worm | » |
| veritatem imitari [Noun] | realis | » |
| veritas | truth | » |
| varius | various, varied | » |
| viridis | green | » |
| veritas | truthfulness | » |
| varius | changing, changeable | » |
| veridicus | truth-telling | » |
| verum-i | truth, truly, in fact | » |
| vegrandis | diminutive, small, tiny | » |
| versificator, -oris (m.) [Noun] | versifie | » |
| versatilis, -e [Adjective] | versatil | » |
| versutia | ingenuity | » |
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| veritas [Noun] | trut | » |
| vitricus | step-father | » |
| veneratio | respect, reverence, honor, veneration | » |
| veritatem imitari [Adjective] | realisti | » |
| Verbigena | he who was born of the word (Christ) | » |
| versutiae, -arum [Noun] | cunnin | » |
| volucris | flying creature, winged, winged creature | » |
| varietas | changeableness | » |
| varietas | variety, differences, diversity | » |
| vulgaris | common, ordinary, usual | » |
| ver, veris | spring, the production of spring | » |
| verecundus [Adjective] | mee | » |
| verecundia [Noun] | meeknes | » |
| vicarius | vicar | » |
| verus [Adjective] | rea | » |
| verberantia | a flogging | » |
| vituperium | insult | » |
| verecundia | feeling of shame, shame, bashfulness | » |
| viriliter | manfully | » |
| vultur, voltur, vulturius, volturius | vulture | » |
| ventorium | winnowing fan. | » |
| victoria | victory | » |
| vociferatio | outcry | » |
| voluntarius | willing | » |
| volutarie | willingly | » |
| vituperabilis | blameworthy | » |
| vulgariter | in the common way, ordinary manner | » |
| voluntarius | voluntary | » |
| voluptarius | pleasant, one devoted to pleasure | » |
| versatus [Adjective] | experience | » |
| vestrum vestri | your yours/ you may sing about YOUR pretty gals | » |
| versicolor, -oris (abl.: -ore, -ori) [Adjective] | multicolore | » |
| venter, ventris | the stomach, belly, abdomen | » |
| Videre videnda | See what should be seen | » |
| Varitatio delectat | Change pleases | » |
| velius, velieris | hide, fleece, skin | » |
| verto in prosperum | to turn out well, ascribe, refer | » |
| verbis suis, meis, etc | in his own name | » |
| Vis Unita Fortior | United strength is stronger | » |
| Via, Veritas, Vita | The Way, the Truth and the Life | » |
| Veritas vos liberabit | The truth will set you free | » |
| Veritas odium paret | Truth creates hatred | » |
| Vincit omnia veritas | Truth conquers all | » |
| Veritatem dies aperit | Time discloses the truth | » |
| Virtus sola nobilitat | Virtue alone ennobles | » |
| Vita brevis, ars longa | Life is short, art is longer | » |
| Virtus unita fortis agit | United we act stronger | » |
| Volenti non fit iniuria | To a willing person one cannot do injustice | » |
| Verba volant, scripta manent | Words fly, written stays | » |
| Vasa vana plurimum sonant | Empty pots make the most noise | » |
| Virtus, non copia vincint | Courage, not multitude, wins | » |
| Vi Veri Veniversum Vivus Vici | By the power of truth, I, while living, have conquered the universe | » |
| Varium et mutabile semper femina | Woman is always a changeable and capricious thing | » |
| Vir prudens non contra ventum mingit | Wise man does not urinate towards the wind | » |
| Video meliora proboque deteriora sequor | I see the better and acknowledge it, but I follow the worse | » |
| Vox audita perit littera scripta manet | The spoken word perishes, the written words remain | » |
| Vincere scis, Hannibal, victoria uti nescis | You know how to win victory, Hannibal, you do not how to use it | » |
| Victrix causa diis placuit sed victa Catoni | The victorious cause was pleasing to the Gods, but the lost cause to Cato | » |