vōbīs vŏcābĭlis adj. vocal vŏcābŭlum an appellation; designation; name; a substantive vōcālis adj. that utters a voice; sounding; speaking; making vocal; causing; inspiring speech vōcālĭtas open sound; euphony vōcālĭter adv. vŏcāmen an appellation; designation; name Vocātes a people in vŏcātĭo A citing; a summons; A bidding; invitation; calling vŏcātīvē adv. in the vocative vŏcātīvus adj. belonging to calling; the vocative case; the vocative case vŏcātor a caller; a bidder; inviter vŏcātōrĭus adj. belonging to calling; invoking; invocatory vŏcātus a calling; calling upon; summoning; an invitation vōcĭfĕrātĭo a loud calling; outcry; vociferation vōcĭfĕrātor one who cries aloud; a crier vōcĭfĕrātus a loud cry; outcry; scream vōcĭfĕro v. a. Pass. impers vōcĭfĕror v. dep. n. to cry out; cry aloud; exclaim vōcĭfĭco v. n. and a. to cry aloud; utter a loud cry; proclaim Vocio a king of the Norici vŏcĭto v. freq. a. and n. to be wont to call; to call; name; to call loudly; call out vŏcīvus vŏco v. a. and n. to call; to call upon; summon; invoke; to call together; to call; to bring; draw Vŏcōnĭus the name of a Roman; a tribune of the people; author of the Vŏcontii a people in; between the rivers Isara and; Vaison vōcŭla a small; feeble voice vōcŭlātĭo the intonation; accentuation; accent Vŏgĕsus voisgram vŏla the hollow of the hand; the palm; of the foot volaema pĭra a kind of large pear; warden-pear Volana a town of the Samnites Volandum a fortress of Armenia vŏlans P. a. Vŏlāterrae an ancient town in Etruria; Volterra; belonging to Volaterrœ vŏlātĭca vŏlātĭcus adj. flying; winged vŏlātĭlis adj. flying; winged; a fowl vŏlātūra a flight vŏlātus a flying; flight; rapid course; swiftness; velocity Volcae a numerous and powerful people in; divided into the; and the Volcānus Vulcan; the fire-god; son of Jupiter and Juno; fire Volcentes a people of Lucania Volcentīni a people of Istria vŏlens P. a. vŏlenter adv. P. a. fin vŏlentĭa will; inclination Vŏlĕsus the name of a powerful Sabine volgāris volgĭŏlus an implement for levelling beds of earth volgo vŏlĭtātus a flying; flight vŏlĭto v. freq. n. to fly to and fro; to fly; flit about; to fly; fly; flutter about volnus vŏlo to wish; want; intend; to will; have a will; wish; future; however; however much vŏlo v. n. to fly; to fly; to move swiftly like one flying; to fleet vŏlo a volunteer Vologessĭa a town of Babylonia; Kufa Vologēsus the name of several kings of Parthia; of the house of the... vŏlōnes volpes Volsce Volscens an officer of the Latins Volsci the most considerable people in Latium; the Volsci; Volsc... Volscĭus the name of a Roman volsella a kind of pincers; tweezers; forceps Volsĭnĭi a town in Etruria; Bolsena Volso volsūra volsus volt Volta the Etruscan name of a monster among the Volsinians voltĭcŭlus Voltinĭa trĭbus one of the Roman tribes; of unknown locality; the people ... Voltumna the tutelary goddess of the Etruscan Confederation; in wh... voltŭōsus Volturnus voltus vŏlūbĭlis adj. that is turned round; that turns itself round; turning vŏlūbĭlĭtas a rapid; whirling motion; roundness; round form vŏlŭcer adj. flying; winged vŏlūcra a kind of worm; caterpillar that wraps itself up in vinel... vŏlūcre vŏlūcrĭpĕs adj. swiftfooted; swift volūcris vŏlūcrĭtas swiftness of flight vŏlūcrĭter adv. vŏlūmen A roll of writing; a roll; book; A roll; whirl; wreath vŏlūmĭnōsus adj. full of windings; bendings; folds Volumnĭus the name of a Roman Vŏlumnus the Well-wishers vŏluntārĭē adv. vŏluntārĭus adj. willing; of his; its own free-will; voluntarily vŏluntas will; freewill; wish; meaning; sense; signification vŏlŭp adv. agreeably; delightfully; satisfactorily Vŏlŭpĭa the goddess of Pleasure vŏluptābĭlis adj. that causes pleasure; satisfaction; pleasant vŏluptārĭē adv. vŏluptārĭus adj. belonging; to pleasure; enjoyment