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Verb-, vrdh, to grow -, hari«!, harit, green. Cfr. viridis ; fr. verd. 



Verge, vrdj, to sliun, to avoid. 



Verm-, v. "Worm. 



Vers-, Vert-, vr, to cover, to surround ; vrt, to turn, to excel, to 

 be fixed or stable ; vrtta,, verse, metre. Cfr. vertere, versuSj 

 vortex; iv. environ ; goih. vairths ; g. werth ; ags. icurth. 



Very, bhu^ri^, much; urus, great. (A.) 



Vesper, divas, day; para, subsequent. Cfr. 'ear.ipa; vesper. 



Vessel. V. Vase. [gotb. vast I ; fr. veste. 



Vest, vas, to clothe; vastra^, clothes. Cfr. "bgOo^', vestis, vestio ; 



Vet-. vi''ta'5, gone, departed. Cfr. vefus. 



Veto, vad, to speak. 



-Vex, -Vey. (con-, de-.) v. Veh-. 



Vex. bhicf, to be weary or distressed. 



-Viate, -Vious. vi^, to go, to move. v. Way. 



Vibrate, vabhr, to go, to move. 



Vice, vif, vit, faeces, ordure. Cfr. fdeces, foeteo, vltium. 



Vicar, vicrtas, altered, changed. Cfr. vicarins, vice, vicissitudo. 



Vicinage, vitfh, to approach. [vis-. 



ViD-. vid, to know; bud, to perceive; i^f, vifc, to see. Cfr. video j 



-Vide. V. Wide. 



ViDUAL. V. Widow. 



Vig-. V. Veg-. * 



Vile. V. Evil, Foul. 



Villa, vil, to cover; vilai, a cave. 



Villous. V. Fleece. 



Vindic-. v. Venge. [y/r, virtus; goth. vair. 



Virago, ViR-. vi^ras powerful, robust; vi^ra^ a matron. Cfr. 



Virent, Virid-. v. Verd-. 



Viru-. vif, to pervade ; vifa«, poison. Cfr. \6q-, virus. 



Vis-, v. Vid-, Vicar. Ivisiter. 



Visit. viQ, to enter, to pervade. Cfr. viso, visito; w. gwest ; fr. 



Vital, vid, vrt, to be, to exist; djiv, (djiMtas) to live. 



Viti-. V. Vice. 



Vitr-. vid, to break ; vida,, manufactured salt. 



Vituline. v. Vac-. 



Vituperate, v. Tap-. 



Viv-. V. Vital. [fr. voyelle, voix ; it. voce, vocale ; sp. voz. 



Voc-, Voice, vatf, to speak. Cfr. vox, voco, vocalis, vocahulum ; 



Vogue. V. Vac-. 



