“Wheelock's Latin Reader” by Frederick M. Wheelock🧾🧾🧾

Vestlis, -is,f., a Vestal virgin, one who tended the sacred fire of Vesta in the Forum

* vester, -tra, -trum, your (pl.), yours

vestibulum, -, n., entrance, vestibule

vestgium, -, n., footprint, track; trace, sign, evidence

vestmentum, -, n., clothing, garment, robe

vesti  (4), clothe; cover, adorn

vestis, -is,f., clothing, clothes, garment

vesttus, -s,m., clothing, clothes

Vesuvius, -, m., the famous volcano near Naples

veternus, -, m., a veteran

vetertor, -ris,m., an experienced person, an old hand (often pejorative)

vet, -re, -u, -itum, forbid, veto

* vetus,gen. veteris, old; aged

vetustus, -a, -um, old, ancient

vexti, -nis,f., hardship, harassment

vextor, -ris,m., harasser

vex  (1), harass, molest, damage, maltreat

* via, -ae,f., way, road, street

vcnia, -ae,f., proximity, nearness, neighborhood

vcnus, -a, -um, neighboring, near; noun m. or f., neighbor

vicis (= gen.; nom. not found), vicem (acc.), vice (abl.); pl. vics, vicibus, change, interchange, vicissitude, plight, lot, fate; in vicem and in vices, in turn

vicissim,adv., in turn

victima, -ae,f., sacrificial animal

* victor, -ris,m., victor, conqueror; sometimes as adj., victrhost, victorious enemy

* victria, -ae,f., victory

vctus, -s,m., a living, food, provisions; way of life

vculus, -, m., hamlet

vcus, -, m., village; estate, property; street

vid-licet,adv., clearly; of course, to be sure

* vide, -re, vd, vsum, see, observe, understand; videor, -r, vsus sum, passive voice, be seen, seem; seem best

vigil, vigilis, awake, wakeful

vigilns,gen. -antis, watchful, vigilant

vigilia, -ae,f., a being awake, wakefulness, vigil; watch (a quarter of the night); sentinel

vigil  (1), keep awake

vgint, indecl., twenty

vigor, -ris,m., vigor, energy

vlicus, -, m., steward, overseer of an estate

vlis, -e, cheap, worthless

* vlla, -ae,f., villa, country house, farm

villsus, -a, -um, shaggy, rough