VAL 
VAS 
VEN 
ubi res prolat® sunt, Plant. — Vacation 
or holidays, feriffi. 
VACCINATE, alicui variolas inserere. 
VACILLATE, labo, vacilio, fluctuo. 
Vacillation, Vacillancv (a wavering to 
and fro), vacillatio. 
VACUITY, vacuum, vacuitas. 
VAGABOND, erro, erroneus, errabundus; 
homo vagus or vagabundus ; planus. 
VAGARY (whim), repentinus animi im¬ 
petus. — The vagaries of the brain, opi- 
nionum commenta; somnia. 
VAGRANT. See Vagabond . 
Vagrancy (a straying up and down), va- 
gatio. 
VAILS, lucelia adventitia ; munuscula 
famulis data. 
VAIN (idle, useless), vanus, inanis, futi- 
lis, inutilis: ( trifling, giddy), levis, va¬ 
nus, inanis : (fond of praise), avidus 
laudis, ambitiosus: (self-conceited), qui 
nimium sibi placet: (boastful), glorio- 
sus : (proud), superbus. — In vain, frus- 
tra. — All our labor is now in vain, eoR- 
clamatum est.—It is in vain to entreat, 
nihil est preci loci relictum. — To labor 
in vain, operam ludere ; inanem ope- 
ram sumere ; operam et oleum perdere; 
laterem lavare. — Vain-speaking, vani- 
loquentia* 
Vainly (proudly), superbe, arroganter: 
(falsely), inaniter: (in vain), see Vain. 
Vanity (emptiness, worthlessness), inani- 
tas, vanitas, futilitas; fragilitas ( perish¬ 
ableness) i : (love of vain things),- rerum 
vanariim studium; ambitio'*; ostenta- 
tio : (vain-glory), arrogantia ; falsa or 
inanis gloria, — A discourse full of vani¬ 
ty, sermo arrogant!® plenus. 
VALANCES of a bed, lecti qu®dam orna- 
menta fimbriata. 
To Valance, ornamentis flmbriatis deco- 
rare. 
VALE, vallis. 
VALEDICTION (a bidding one farewell), 
say valedictio. 
Valedictory oration, say oratio valedic- 
toria. 
VALET, servus, famulus; assecla.— A 
valet de chambre, cubicularius, famulus 
cubicularius ; minister cubiculi, Liv. 
VALETUDINARY (sickly), valetudina- 
rius. 
VALIANT, fortis, magnanimus, animo- 
sus, strenuus ; auda.v. 
Valiantly, fortiter, viriliter, animose, 
strenue, acriter. 
Valiantness, fortitudo, magnanimitas, 
virtus. 
VALID, ratus ; firmus; idoneus. 
Validity, auctoritas, firmitas. 
VALLEY, vallis. — A place between moun¬ 
tains where several valleys meet, conval- 
lis. 
VALOR, fortitudo, virtus bellica. — Valor 
can do little without prudence, parvi sunt 
anna foris, nisi est consilium domi. 
Valorous, viriiis, fortis, animosus. 
Valorously, viriliter, fortiter, animose. 
VALUE, pretium- It madebooks to be of 
some value, libris pretium fecit. — See 
what a value I have for the man, vide 
quid homini tribuam. — A person who 
sets too great a value on himself, iinmodi- 
cus estimator sui, Curt. — Of little or 
no value, vilis, parvi pensus, pervilis. — 
To be of no value, nullius pretii esse, 
nihil esse ; sordeo. — Of so great a 
value, tanti.— Of more value, pluris.— 
Of less value, minoris. 
To Value (set a value upon), asstimo; 
censeo (of the censor) : (rate, hold, es¬ 
teem), ffistimo, pendo, habeo ; euro. — 
As though you valued such a trifle as 
twenty pounds, quasi tibi quidquam sint 
viginti min®. — What do you think I 
value that at I quanti me illud ®stimare 
putas ? — I value you not thus much, &c., 
non hujus te facio. — I value your letters 
very highly, magni sunt mihi tu® lite- 
r®. — I value myself mightily upon this, 
hie me magnifice eflero, Ter. — To 
value highly or at a great rate, magni or 
pi urimi facere, pendere, ®stiinare; ad- 
miror. — To value at a low rate, vili 
pendere, parvi ducere; flocci or nihili 
facere ; pro nihilo ducere ; pro nihilo 
putare, Cic. — A man shall be valued by 
his estate, assem habeas, assem valeas. 
Valuable (of great value), pretiosus ; 
magni pretii; earns (dear). — They car- 
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ry their gold and silver, and every thing 
else that is valuable, to the royal palace, 
aurum atque argentum, et alia, qu® 
prima ducuntur, domum regiam com- 
portant, Sail. 
Valuables, res pretios®. 
Valuation, ®stimatio. 
Valueless, vilis, nihili. 
Valuer, Valuator, Estimator; censor. 
Valuing, sstimatio: (setting to sale), ad- 
dictio. “ 
VALVE (clapper), operculum. — Valves 
(folding doors), valv®. 
VAMP up or new vamp a thing, aliquid re 
reconcinnare, resarcire, reficere, inler- 
polare. 
VAN, primum agmen (on the march), pri- 
ma acies (in battle ar>-ay) ; frons. 
Vancourier, precursor, prodromus. 
VANE (weathercock), ventorum index. 
VANISH (out of sight), vanesco, evanes- 
co ; discedo ; ex omnium conspectu se 
auferre or subducere; in nubem cede- 
re. — He spake, and immediately van¬ 
ished away like smoke, dixerat, et tenues 
fugit, ceu fumus, in auras, Virg. — 
Vanished out of sight, ex omnium con¬ 
spectu subductus.— When I came hither, 
she was vanished out of sight, hue cum 
advenio, nulla erat, Ter. ° 
VANITY. See under Vain. 
VANQUISH (overcome), vinco, devinco, 
exptigno, supero, debello; subigo, do- 
mo ; in ditionem suam redigere : (in 
arguing), convinco, confuto, refuto, 
refello, redarguo, coarguo. — To con¬ 
fess himself vanquished, herbam porri- 
gere. 
Vanquishable, vincibilis, superabilis. 
Vanquisher, victor, debellator, domitor, 
expugnator. 
Vanquishing, expugnatio. 
VANTAGE (advantage, gain), qusstus, 
lucrum. — A vantage or overplus, ad- 
ditamentum, auctarium. 
To Vantage, prodesse, adjuvare. 
VAPID (of a flat taste), vapidus ; imbecil- 
lus: fig. insulsus, inficetus, jejunus. 
VAPOR, vapor, exhalatio, exspiratio, ha- 
litus, terr® anhelitus, ex terra afllatus. 
— To send out vapors, vaporo ; vapores 
emittere. — Full of vapors, Vaporous, 
vaporibus abundans.- IT The vapors, 
malum hypochondriacum. 
To Vapor (hector), glorior, magnifice se 
jactare or ostentare ; ferocio. 
Vaporing, Vaporer, glorians, jactans, 
ferox, feroculus. 
Vaporish, morosus, difficilis, moribus 
affectatis. 
Vaporous, vapores emittens. 
VARIABLE, VARIANCE, VARIOUS, 
&c. See under Vary. 
VARLET. — A wicked varlet, furcifer; 
homo scelestus or perditus. 
Varletry (rabble), vulgus, infima f®x 
populi. 
VARNISH, vernix; atramentum tenue 
(dark) : fig. fucus. 
To Varnish, vernice illinere. — To var¬ 
nish over or disguise, dissimulo, celo, 
occulto; rem verborum involucris or 
sitnulatis verbis tegere. — Varnished 
(fliT-), fucatus. 
VARY (alter or change), vario ; muto: 
(disagree), discrepo, discordo; dissideo, 
dissentio; differo. — Varied, varius. 
Variarle, varius; inconstans, levis, in- 
stabilis, mutabilis ; dubius. 
Variableness, levitas, mutabilitas, in- 
constantia. 
Variance, altercatio, contentio, lis, dis- 
sidium, discordia, discrepantia, dissen- 
sio, inimicitia.— To be at variance, al- 
tercor, litigo ; dissideo, discordo.— To 
set persons at variance, lites inter aliquos 
serere or movere, simultates fovere. 
Variation, variatio, mutatio. 
To Variegate (diversify with different 
colors), coioribus distinguere. — Varie¬ 
gated (of divers colors), varii coloris, va¬ 
rius, discolor. 
Various, varius, diversus, dispar, dissi- 
milis, multiformis. 
Variety, varietas, diversitas; vicissi- 
tudo. 
Variously, varie, diverse. — Very, per- 
varie. 
VASE, vas (speciosum). 
VASSAL, cliens, beneficiarius, vasatlus, 
feudatorius: servus, mancipium,(stee). 
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Vassalage, clientela; necessitudo clien 
tel®: conditio servilis. 
VAST, ingens; immensus ; immanis. 
vastus, enormis. 
Vastly, vaste : (exceedingly), infinitum 
quantum, immane quantum, immorta- 
• iter, valde, veheraenter. 
Vastness, immensitas, immanitas, vasti- 
tas. 
VAT, cupa, labrum, dolium.- d cheese - 
vat, forma casearia. — A dyeing-vat 
ahenum tinctorium. 
VAULT, s. fornix, camera, testudo,arcus. 
— A vault under ground, crypta, hypo- 
g®um. — A vault for a corpse, sepulcrum 
cameratum ; conditorimn, Sen. 
To Vault (cover over with an arch), forni- 
co, camero, concamero, arcuo.— Vault¬ 
ed or arched over, cameratus, concame- 
ratus, testudinatus, fornicatus. 
Vaulting (arching over), fornicatio, con- 
cameratio. 
VAULT or leap over, transulto, transilio. 
— To vault off, desilio. — To vault on, in- 
silio. — Vaulting or leaping, desultori- 
us, saltatorius. 
Vaulter, quisalit; petaurista. 
Vaulting or leaping, saltus ; desultura. 
VAUNT (boast). See Boast. 
Vaunt, Vaunting, jactatio, gloriatio, os- 
tentatio, venditatio, jactantia, gloria; 
predicatio. 
Vaunter, jactator, gloriosus. 
Vaunting, Vauntful, gloriosus. — 
Vminting words, ampull®, sesquipedalia 
verba. 
Vauntingly, jactanter, gloriose. 
VEAL, (caro) vitulina. 
VEER about, v. a. circumago, in gyrum 
vertere. — To veer a cable, rudentem 
transferre or in orbem vertere. — To veer 
the sails, sinus velorum obliquare.— 
Veered, circumactus, in gyrum ductus. 
VEGETATE, vivo; cresco ; germino; 
instar plant® vivere (of men). 
Vegetable, adj. tent, genitus; also by 
lierbarum, plantarum_ The vegetable 
kingdom, herb® et arbores ; naturalium 
rerum pars vegetabiiis (technical). 
Vegetable, ». quod terr,\ genitum est; 
herba, planta ; arbor. 
Vegetation, incrementum (growth, in¬ 
crease) ; it may be expressed by some use 
of the verb: (plants), herb®, plant®. 
Vegetative, vim vitalem habens, vitain 
in se continens, vitalis; qui auctum 
juvat. 
VEHEMENT, vehemens, fervidus, ar- 
dens. — To be vehement, ferveo; exar- 
desco. 
Vehemence, Vehemency, vehementia, 
vis, contentio; flamma ,fig. 
Vehemently, vehementer, impense, mi- 
rifice, valde, ardenter, contente, studi- 
ose. 
VEHICLE, vehiculum. 
VEIL, rica; flammeum (marriage-veil)-, 
velum (covering, curtain). 
To Veil, rict velare ; velo ; tego. 
VEIN, vena. — A little vein, vennla. — A 
vein in writing, stilus_ d pleasant vein, 
lepor or lepos, faceti®, urbanitas, festi- 
vitas. — In a pleasant vein, lepidus, fes- 
tivus, facetus, salsus.- d vein for po¬ 
etry, ingenium poeticum, virtus poetica. 
— A vein of silver or lead, molybd®na. 
— To open a vein, venam pertundere, 
secare, incidere ; vena pertussi. sangui- 
nem detrahere or emittere ; scalpello 
venam aperire ad sanguinein extrahen- 
dum. — The opening of a vein, ven® 
sectio or incisio ; sanguinis detractio ; 
phlebotomia. 
Veined (grained), crispatus. 
Veiny (full of veins), venosus. 
VELLUM, membrana, pergamena. — A 
little skin or piece of vellum, membranu- 
la. — Of vellum, membranaceus, ex 
membrane factus. 
VELOCITY, velocitas. 
VELVET, pannus holosericus altero la¬ 
tere villosus ; say velvetum. 
VENAL (set to sale), venalis, venalitius. 
VEND, vendo, vendito. 
Vender, venditor. 
Vendible, vendibilis. 
Vending, venditio. 
Vent (sale), venditio, vendendi copia. 
To Vent (sell), vendito, vendo. 
VENERATE (pay honor to) a person, ali- 
quem revereri, venerari, colere, obser- 
