V Văcălus a river of Gaul; tributary to the Rhine; the Wahal văcans P. a. văcanter adv. P. a. fin văcātĭo a being free; freedom; exemption; a sum paid for exemption from military service vacca a cow Vacca A town of Byzacene in Africa; A town of Numidia; called also Vaga; Beja Vacca Vaccaei a people of; on the river Durius vaccīnĭum the blueberry; whortleberry vaccīnus adj. from cows vaccŭla a little cow; heifer Vaccus a general of Fundi; taken captive by L. Papirius văcēfīo to become; be made empty văcerra a log; stock; post; stock; block văcerrōsus adj. mad; crazed; crack-brained Văchălis văcillātĭo a rocking to and fro; see-saw; a wavering văcillo v. n. to sway to and fro; to waddle; stagger; reel; to waver; hesitate; stagger văcīvē adv. văcīvĭtas emptiness; lack; want văcīvus adj. empty; void; destitute of strength văco v. n. to be empty; void; vacant; to be void of văcŭē adv. văcŭēfăcĭo v. a. to make empty; to empty; clear; free văcŭĭtas empty space; a vacancy; vacuity; a being without; a freedom; absence Văcūna the goddess of rural leisure; belonging to Vacuna văcŭo v. a. to make empty; void; to empty; clear văcŭus adj. empty; void; free Vada a stronghold in Văda a city in Liguria; Savona Văda Volaterrana a port in Etruria south of Pisa; Torre di Vado Vădĭmōnis lăcus a small lake in Etruria near Ameria; Laghetto di Bassano vădĭmōnĭum a promise secured by bail; bail; security; comes to giving bail; is to be tried… vādo v. n. to go; walk; to go hastily vădo v. a. to wade through; ford vădor v. dep. a. to bind over by bail; Poe; bound over vădōsus adj. full of shallows; fords; shallow vădum a shallow place in water; a shallow; shoal vădus vae interj. ah! alas! vaecors vaenĕo văfellus adj. dim văfer adj. sly; cunning; crafty vāfrāmentum a crafly device; a trick; quirk vāfrē adv. vāfrĭtĭa craftiness; cunning; artfulness Văgă văgābundus adj. strolling about; vagabond văgātĭo a strolling about; wandering; roaming văgātus văgē adv. Vagĭa a river of Lusitania; the Vonga; Conga Vagienni an Alpine people of Liguria vāgīna a scabbard; sheath; the covering; sheath; holder vāgīnŭla a little sheath; husk vāgĭo v. n. to cry; squall; to sound vāgītus a crying; squalling; bleating văgo v. n. to wander văgor v. dep. n. to stroll about; go to and fro; to ramble; to wander about; roam; be unsettled vāgor a sounding; sound vāgŭlātĭo văgŭlus adj. dim; wandering; roving văgus adj. strolling about; rambling; roving; wandering; wavering; unsteady vah interj. ah! oh! vaha interj. Văhălis the Waal; the left arm of the Rhine Valdăsus a river in Pannonia valdē adv. vălē vălĕdīco v. n. Vălens the father of the third Mercury; A Roman emperor; brother and colleague of Vale… vălens P. a. vălenter adv. P. a. fin vălentĭa bodily strength Vălentĭa the name of several towns; A town of the Editani; Valencia; A town of; Valence Vălentīnĭāni a sect of heretics in the second century; against whom Te... vălentŭlus adj. dim; strong; stout vălĕo v. n. to be strong; to have power; force; influence; to be powerful vălĕrĭa a kind of eagle Vălĕrĭānus Vălĕrĭānus a Roman emperor; father of the emperor Gallienus; after h... Vălĕrĭus the name of a Roman; The favorite of the people; The historian vălesco v. inch. n. to grow strong; acquire strength vălētūdĭnārĭus adj. sickly; infirm; weak vălētūdo habit; state; condition of body; health; soundness; sanity; Health valgĭter adv. Valgĭus the name of a Roman valgus adj. having the calves of the legs bent outwards; bow-legged; awry; wryly vălĭdē adv. vălĭdĭtas strength vălĭdus adj. strong; stout; able; strong; mighty; powerful vallāris adj. belonging to a rampart vallātĭo an intrenchment valles a valley; vale; a hollow vallescit vallestrĭa valleys; vales vallĭcŭla a little valley; a glen; dell vallis