Latin Vocabulary: Verbs, Nouns, and Adjectives for Language Learners

vehemens, vehementis

violent, vigorous, lively

vel

or

velut/veluti

even as, just as, like

vendo,-ere, vendidi, venditum

to sell

ventus,-i

wind

vero

in truth, in fact, certainly

vertex, verticis

whirl, whirlpool, summit

verto,-ere, verti, versum

to turn, turn back, direct

verus, -a,-um

true, real

vestigium,-i

footstep, trace, track

vestis, vestis

clothing, attire

vetus, veteris

old, aged

vexo (1)

to jolt, annoy, trouble

vinculum/vinclum,-i

chain, rope, bond

vinum,-1

wine

virgo, virginis

maid, young woman

vis, vis/viris

force, power, strength

vitium,-i

fault, defect, vice

vitupero (1)

to find fault with, blame, censure

vivo, vivere, vixi, victim

to live, be alive

vivus, -a,-um

alive, living

vix

hardly, scarcely

volo (1)

to fly

volo, velle, volui

to wish, want

voluptas, voluptatis

pleasure, delight, satisfaction

volvo, volvere, volvo, volutum

to roll, turn around

votum,-i

vow, pledge, promise to a god

vox, vocis

voice, cry

vultus, vultus

countenance, face, expression

tectum,-i

roof

tego, tegere, texi, tectum

to cover

tellus, telluris

earth, land

telum,-i

missile, spear, javelin

tempto (1)

to handle, touch, feel, try, prove

tendo,-ere, tetendi, tentum

to stretch, extend

tenebrae,-arum

darkness

tener, tenera, tenerum

soft, delicate, tender

tergum,-i

back, skin

Teucri,-orum

the Trojans

timidus, -a, -um

timid, cowardly

timor, timoris

fear

tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatum

to lift, raise, exalt

torqueo, torquEre, torsi, tortum

to turn, twist, wind

tot

so many

trado, tradere, tradidi, traditum

to give up, hand over, surrender

traho, trahere, traxi, tractum

to drag, draw, pull

trans

across, beyond, on the other side

transeo, transire, transivi, transitum

to go over, go across, pass

tristis, triste

sad, mournful

turn/tunc

then, at that time

tumultus,-i

disturbance, commotion

turba,-ae

riot, crowd, multitude

turpis,-e

ugly, repulsive, foul, disgraceful

tutus, -a,-um

safe, secure

ubique

anywhere, everywhere

ullus, -a, -um

any, any one

ultimus, -a, -um

farthest, most distant

umbra, -ae

shadow, ghost

umerus,-i

upper arm, shoulder

umquam

ever

unde

from which place, whence

usus,-us

use, practice

ut/uti

how, that, so that; as

uterque, utraque, utrumque

each, either

uxor, uxoris

wife

vacuus, -a, -um

empty, free of

valeo, valEre, valui, valitum

to be well, be able

varius, a, um

diverse, different