utcumque,conj., in whatever way, however; adv., somehow
* uter, utra, utrum, which of two
uterque, -traque, -trumque, each of two, both; in pl. usually each side, both parties
* ut
= ut
*
tilis, -e, useful, advantageous, profitable
*tilit
s, -ttis,f., use, profit, advantage, expediency
utinam,adv., introducing wishes, oh that, would that
tor, -, sus sum, + abl., use, enjoy
utrimque,adv., from both sides, on both sides
utr
-que,adv., in both directions
utrum,adv., whether; utrum…an, whether…or
va, -ae, f., bunch of grapes
* uxor, -ris,f., wife
V
* vac (1), be empty; be free from, be without; have (leisure) time for
* vacuus, -a, -um, empty, unoccupied, free
vd, -ere, go, rush
vae,interjection of pain or anger, ah! alas! woe (to)
vgtus, -s,m., a crying
vagor, -r, -tus sum, wander about
vagus, -a, -um, wandering
vald
, adv., greatly, thoroughly, very much
valns, -entis,partic. ofvale as adj., powerful, strong
Valentn, -rum,m., the people of Valentia in southern Italy
* vale, -re, valu, valitrus, be strong, have power; be able, prevail; be well, fare well; val (valte), good-bye, farewell
Valerius, -, m., a Roman nomen
* valtd, -dinis,f., health
validus, -a, -um, strong, powerful; adv. valid
vallis, -is,f., valley
* valvae, -rum,f. pl., folding door (the leaves)
* vnits, -ttis,f., emptiness, vanity
* vnus, -a, -um, empty, vain, false; ostentatious
varius, -a, -um, different, various, manifold, diverse; fickle
Varr, -nis,m., a Roman cognomen; e.g., C. Terentius Varro in 2nd Punic War
vs, vsis,n., vessel; pl. vsa, -rum
vstus, -a, -um, empty, waste; vast, immense
vts, -is,m. lf., soothsayer; bard, poet
-ve,enclitic conj., or
vectgal, -lis,n., tax
vectglis, -e, subject to taxation
