vĭcĭālĭa the stalks; haulm of vetches; N. cr vĭcĭārĭus adj. belonging to vetches vīcĭens twenty times Vĭcĭlīnus the Watchful; the Vigilant vīcīnālis adj. neighboring; near vīcīnārĭus adj. neighboring; near; a by-way vīcīnē adv. vīcīnĭa neighborhood; nearness; vicinage; near likeness; resemblance; similarity vīcīnĭtas neighborhood; nearness; proximity; near likeness; resemblance; similarity vīcīnĭtus adv. in the neighborhood; close by vīcīnor v. dep. to be neighboring; near vīcīnus adj. near; neighboring; in the neighborhood; nearly resembling in quality; nature; l… vĭcis change; interchange; alternation; the position; place; room vĭcissātim adv. in return; again vĭcissim adv. on the other hand; on the contrary; again vĭcissĭtas change; alternation vĭcissĭtūdo change; interchange; alternation Victa the goddess that presides over food victĭma a beast for sacrifice; a sacrifice; victim; a victim victĭmārĭus adj. belonging to victims victĭmo v. a. to offer in sacrifice; to sacrifice victĭto v. freq. a. to live; feed; support one's self victor a conqueror; vanquisher Victor a Roman historian of the fourth century victōrĭa victory victōrĭālis adj. belonging to victory; day of victory; when victories are celebrated; a plant; c… victōrĭātus A silver coin stamped with the image of Victory; an apothecaries' weight victōrĭātus gained by victory Victōrĭŏla a little statue of Victory victōrĭōsus adj. victorious victrix she that is victorious; a conqueress; victress; adj victŭālis adj. belonging to nourishment; sustenance; provisions; victuals victŭārĭus adj. belonging to sustenance victus victus That upon which one lives; sustenance; nourishment; provi...; A way of life; mo… vīcŭlus a little village; hamlet vīcus a row of houses; a quarter; a street; A village; hamlet; a country-seat vĭdēlĭcet adv. it is easy to see; it is clear; evident; to wit; namely vĭden'? vĭdens a seer; prophet vĭdĕo v. a. and n. to see; perceive vĭdŭālis adj. belonging to a widow; widow- vĭdŭātus widowhood vĭdŭertas lack of fruits of the earth; dearth; sterility vĭdŭĭtas bereavement; want; lack; widowhood Vidularĭa the title of a lost comedy by Plautus vidŭlus a travelling-trunk; portmanteau; wallet vĭdŭo v. a. to deprive; bereave; adj. f; bereft of her husband; widowed vĭdŭus adj. deprived; bereft of a husband; wife vĭdŭvĭum widowhood Vĭenna a city in; on the Rhodanus; Vienne vĭĕo v. a. to bend; twist together; to plait vĭesco v. inch. n. to shrink up; shrivel; wither vĭētor vĭētus P. a. vīgēni vĭgĕo v. n. to be lively; vigorous; to thrive; flourish; is in the highest repute; esteem; … vĭgesco v. inch. n. to become lively; vigorous; to thrive; to begin to flourish vīgēsĭmus vīgessis twenty vīgĭes vĭgil adj. awake; on the watch; alert vĭgĭlābĭlis adj. wakeful; watchful vĭgĭlans P. a. vĭgĭlanter adv. P. a. fin vĭgĭlantĭa wakefulness; watchful attention; watchfulness; vigilance vĭgĭlātē adv. vĭgĭlātĭo wakefulness; sleeplessness vĭgĭlax adj. watchful vĭgĭlĭa watchfulness; vigilance; my post vĭgĭlĭārĭum A watchtower; A small sepulchral monument in the shape of a watchtower vĭgĭlĭum vĭgĭlo v. n. and a. to watch; to be; keep awake; to watch through; spend in watching; to do vīginti num. adj. twenty vīgintĭangŭlus adj. having twenty angles vīgintĭvir vīgintĭvĭrātus the office of the; the vigintivirate vīgintĭvĭri a college; board of twenty men; An inferior civil court; A council of State vĭgor liveliness; activity; force vĭgōro v. a. and n. to animate; invigorate; to become strong; gain strength vīlesco v. inch. n. to become worthless; bad; vile vīlĭcātĭo the care; management of an estate in the country vīlĭcātus a stewardship vīlĭco v. n. and a. to manage; as a bailiff vīlĭco one managing a farm; a bailiff; overseer vīlĭcor vīlĭcus adj. belonging to a countryhouse; villa vīlĭfĭco v. a. to make; esteem of little value vīlĭpendo v. a. to hold in slight esteem; to depreciate; despise vīlis adj. of small price; value; purchased at a low rate; at a small price; at a low rate… vīlĭtas lowness of price; cheapness vīlĭter adv. vīlĭto v. a. to make cheap; of little esteem; to humble villa a country-house; country-seat; farm villāris adj. belonging to a country-seat; villa villātĭcus adj. belonging to a country-house; villa villĭca villĭcātĭo villĭco villĭcus