poison, injure, violate, change, make sterile. vitis, -is, [√VI (in vieo) + tis], f., vine. vitiösus, -a, -um, [vitiŏ + osus], adj., faulty, spoiled. vitium, -ī, [?], n., flaw, crack, Also, morally, vice, crime, dross. fault. volo, velle, volui, no sup., [√VOL], v. tr. irr., wish, be willing, will. Volturnus (Vul-), -i, [†voltur + nus], m., a river of Campania (Volturno). voltus, see vultus. volūbilis, -ē, [volvi- (as stem of volvo) + bilis], adj., rolling, winding, coiling. vito, -āre, -avi, -ātum, [?], v. tr. volucer, -cris, -cre, [volo- (as I, avoid, shun, escape. vitrum, -1, [prob. √VID + trum], n., glass. vitta, -ae, [?, cf. vieo], f., fillet. vitulus, -1, [prob. akin to vetus], m., (a yearling), bullock, calf. vīvāx, -ācis, [vivŏ- (or viv-, as root of vivo) + ax], adj., tenacious of life, long-lived. vivõ, -ere, vixi, victum, [root of unc. form, as if VI(G)V], v. intr. 3, live. vīvus, -a, -um, [root of unc. form, as if VI(G)V + us], adj., living, alive, still alive, in one's lifetime, native (rock), solid. vix, [?], adv., hardly, scarcely. vōcālis, -e, [voc- (as stem of vox) + alis], adj., vocal, tuneful. voco, -āre, -āvī, -ātum, [√voc, of unc. formation], v. tr. 1, call, summon, call upon, draw out: vocati, the summoned (gods). volātus, -ūs, [volā + tus], m., flight, swoop. Volcānus, see Vulcanus. voluto, -āre, -āvī, -ātum, [volutŏ(as if a-stem) + o], v. tr. 1, roll. – Fig., revolve (verba). volvo, -ere, volvī, volūtum, [?], v. tr. 3, roll, fling.- Pass., be rolled, roll. vōmer, -eris, [perh. akin to vomo], m., ploughshare, plough. vomo, -ere, -uī, -itum, [?, cf. euéw], v. tr. 3, throw up, vomit, throw out, send forth, breathe forth. vorto, and derivatives, see verto. volgus, and derivatives, see vul- vōs, pl. of tu. |