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v (letter -) n • littera v (ve)
Vaal (river) n • Vaal
vac n • abbrev
vacancy n • vacantia
vacancy (unoccupied post) n • vacantia
vacant adj • disoccupate
vacant, not occupied adj • vacante
vacant, not occupied adj • vacante (ppr of vacar)
vacate, evacuate, empty v • disoccupar
vacation (as in vacation time) adj • ferial
vacation n • vacantias, ferias
vacation n • ferias, vacantias
vacationer n • vacationista
vacationist n • vacationista
vaccinal adj • vaccinal, vaccinee
vaccinal adj • vaccinal
vaccinal adj • vaccinee, vaccinal
vaccinal, vaccinic adj • vaccinic
vaccinate v • vaccinar
vaccinate again, revaccinate v • revaccinar
vaccination n • vaccination
vaccinator (one who vaccinates) n • vaccinator
vaccine adj • vaccin
vaccine n • vaccino
vaccine (preparation for vaccination and inoculation) n • vaccino
vaccinic, vaccinal adj • vaccinic
vaccinogenic adj • vaccinogene
vacillate v • vacillar
vacillating, vacillation (act of) n • vacillamento
vacillation n • vacillation
vacillation, vacillating (act of) n • vacillamento
vacillatory adj • vacillatori
vacuity, emptiness n • vacuitate
vacuole [Biol] n • vacuolo
vacuole [Biol] n • vacuolo (-cù-)
vacuum n • vacuo
vacuum cleaner n • aspirator
vacuum-cleaner n • aspirator
vacuum-flask n • thermos
vade mecum n • vademecum
vade mecum n • vademecum (-mé-)
vagabond adj • vagabunde
vagabond n • vagabundo
vagabond v • vagabundar
vagabondage n • vagabundage (-aje)
vagabondage n • vagabundage
vagina [Anat] n • vagina
vagina n • vagina
vaginal [Anat] adj • vaginal
vaginismus (spasmodic contractions of the vagina) Med] n • vaginismo
vaginitis [Med] n • vaginite, vaginitis
vaginule [Bot] n • vaginula
vagrant adj • vagabunde
vagrant n • vagabundo
vague adj • vage, imprecise
vague adj • imprecise, vage
vague (not clearly defined) adj • vage
vagueness n • imprecision
vain (1. futile; 2. worthless; 3. conceited) adj • van
vain (conceited) adj • vanitose
vain, futile, frustraneous adj • frustranee
vain (useless) adj • van, inutile
vain (useless) adj • inutile, van
vainglorious adj • vangloriose
vainglorious adj • gloriose
vainglorious, boastful adj • vangloriose
vainglorious, conceited adj • vanitose
vainglory, boastfulness n • vangloria
valence [Chem] n • valentia
valet, lackey, footman n • lacai (-ài)
valet, lackey, footman n • lacai
valet, man-servant n • camerero
valet n • camerero, valletto
valet n • valletto, camerero
Valhalla [Mythol] n • Valhalla
valiant adj • valente, prode
valiant adj • valente (ppr of valer)
valiant adj • prode
valiant adj • prode, valente
valiant adj • valente
valid adj • valide
validate (render valid) v • validar
validate v • validar
validation (act of rendering valid) n • validation
validity n • validitate
valise, traveling bag n • valise
valise, traveling bag n • valise F]
Valkyrie n • valkyria
valley n • vallea
valley n • valle
valley n • vallea (-éa)
valley n • vallata
valor, bravery n • valentia
valor, manliness n • virtute
valor n • valor
valor, valour n • valor
valorization n • valorisation
valorize (fix prices by valorization) v • valorisar
valorous adj • valorose
valuable adj • de valor, preciose
valuable adj • preciose, de valor
valuables n • objectos de valor
valuation, appraisal n • valutation
valuation n • valutation
value, appraise v • valutar
value (estimate value of) v • valutar
value (hold valuable) v • tener a (valor)
value (hold valuable) v • tener a
value (monetary worth of a thing) n • valuta
value n • valor
value, price n • precio
value, worth n • valor
value-added-tax (VAT) n • imposto super le valor adjungite
valueless adj • sin valor
valvar, valvular [Zool] adj • valvar
valvate [Bot/Zool] adj • valvate
valve (1. Anat] (as in heart valves; 2. Engin]) n • valvula
valve (all senses) n • valvula
valve (as in valves of the pericarp) Bot/zool] n • valva
valve (radio) n • etc
valvular [Anat] adj • valvular
valvular, valvar [Zool] adj • valvar
vamp n • vampiressa, femina fatal
vamp n • femina fatal, vampiressa
vamp v • improvisar un accompaniamento
vampire (1. bloodsucking ghost or reanimated corpse; 2 . Zool] (vampire bat) n • vampir
vampire n • vampir
vampire bat n • vespertilion vampir
vampirism n • vampirismo
van n • camionetta, furgon
van n • furgon, camionetta
Vandal [Hist] n • vandalo (vàn-)
Vandal [Hist] n • vandalo
vandal n • vandalo
Vandal, Vandalic (pertaining to the Vandals) adj • vandalic
Vandal, Vandalic (pertaining to the Vandals) adj • vandale
vandal (wanton destroyer) n • vandalo (vàn-)
vandal (wanton destroyer) n • vandalo
Vandalic, Vandal (pertaining to the Vandals) adj • vandale
Vandalic, Vandal (pertaining to the Vandals) adj • vandalic
vandalism n • vandalismo
van-driver n • livrator, camionero, camionista
van-driver n • camionero, camionista, livrator
van-driver n • camionista, livrator, camionero
vane n • pala
vanguard [Mil] n • vanguarda
vanguard n • vanguarda
vanilla adj/n • vanilla
vanilla n • vanilla
vanilla bean (siliqua de) n • vanilla
vanilla-flavored adj • vanillate
vanillin [Bot/Chem] n • vanillina
vanillism [Med] n • vanillismo
vanish v • evanescer
vanish v • eclipsar se, evanescer
vanish v • evanescer, eclipsar se
vanishing, evanescent adj • evanescente (ppr of evanescer)
vanishing, evanescent adj • evanescente
vanishment n • evanescimento
vanity (1. futility; 2. conceit, vainglory) n • vanitate
vanity n • vanitate
vanquish, overcome v • vincer vinc-/-vict-]
vanquish, overcome v • vincer
vanquish, surmount, overcome v • superar
vanquish v • superar
vanquish v • superar (vincer in battalia)
vanquishable, vincible adj • vincibile
vanquishment n • vincimento
vantage (- point) n. phr • puncto
vantage (- point) n. phr • puncto (position)
vantage n • position de avantage
Vanuatu [Geog] n • Vanuatu
vapid adj • sin animo
vapor, steam n • vapor
vapor, vapour n • vapor
vaporizable, evaporable adj • evaporabile
vaporization, evaporation n • vaporisation
vaporize (1. to evaporate; 2. to atomize, spray) v • vaporisar
vaporize v • vaporisar
vaporizer, atomizer n • vaporisator
vaporosity, vaporousness n • vaporositate
vaporous adj • vaporose
vaporousness, vaporosity n • vaporositate
variability n • variabilitate
variable adj • variabile
variable adj/n • variabile
variance (be -) v • at discrepar, esser in contradiction
variance (be -) v • esser in contradiction, at discrepar
variance n • discrepantia, contradiction, variation, variantia
variance n • contradiction, variation, variantia, discrepantia
variance n • variantia, discrepantia, contradiction, variation
variance n • variation, variantia, discrepantia, contradiction
variant adj • variante
variant, varying adj • variante
variant, varying adj • variante (ppr of variar)
variation n • variation
varicella, chicken pox [Med] n • varicella
varicocele n • varicocele
varicose adj • varicose
varicose vein, varix [Med] n • varice (và-)
varicose vein, varix [Med] n • varice
varicose veins adj • varices
varied adj • variate
varied adj • variate (pp of variar)
variegated adj • multicolor
variety (1. variedness, difference; 2. Biol]) n • varietate
variety n • varietate
variety-theatre n • theatro de varietates
variola, smallpox [Med] n • variola (-rì-)
variola, smallpox [Med] n • variola
variolar, variolous, variolic [Med] adj • variolose
variolar, variolous, variolic [Med] adj • variolar
variolar, variolous, variolic [Med] adj • variolic
variolic, variolar, variolous [Med] adj • variolic
variolic, variolar, variolous [Med] adj • variolar
variolic, variolar, variolous [Med] adj • variolose
varioloid [Med] n • varioloide
variolous, variolic, variolar [Med] adj • variolic
variolous, variolic, variolar [Med] adj • variolose
variolous, variolic, variolar [Med] adj • variolar
various (1. different, diverse;) adj • varie
various adj • varie
varix, varicose vein [Med] n • varice
varix, varicose vein [Med] n • varice (và-)
varnish n • vernisse
varnish v • vernissar
varnisher n • vernissator
vary (1. to differ; 2. to modify, alter) v • variar
vary v • variar
varying, variant adj • variante
varying, variant adj • variante (ppr of variar)
vascular [Anat/Bot] adj • vasculose
vascular (as in vascular membrane, tissue) Anat/Bot] adj • vascular
vascularity [Anat/Bot] n • vascularitate
vasculum n • vasculo
vase n • vaso
vasectomy n • vasectomia
vaseline n • vaselina
Vaseline n • vaselina
vasomotor [Anat] adj • vasomotor
vassal [Hist] n • vassallo
vassal n • vassallo
vassalage (state of being a vassal) Hist] n • vassallage
vassalage (state of being a vassal) Hist] n • vassallage (-aje)
vast adj • vaste
vast (extensive in area or range) adj • vaste
vastness n • vastitate
V.A.T Abbrev • V.A. (imposto super le valor adjungite)
V.A.T Abbrev • V.A.
vat (large vessel, tub) n • cupa
vat n • cupa
Vatican (1. as in Vatican Hill; 2. pertaining to the Vatican) adj • vatican
Vatican n • Vaticano
vatican n • vaticano
Vatican Hill n • Vaticano
vaudeville n • vaudeville F]
vaudeville n • vaudeville
vault (arched ceiling or roof) n • volta
vault (cover with a vault) v • voltar
vault (jump) vi • voltear
vault [Man] v • voltear
vault n • Archeol]
vault vt • voltar
vaulting (act or art of) Man] n • volteo (-éo)
vaulting (act or art of) Man] n • volteo
vaulting n • volteo
vauntery, boasting n • vanteria
vauntery, boasting n • vanteria (-ìa)
veal n • vitello
vector [Math] n • vector
vector n • vector
vectorial [Math] adj • vectorial
veer v • virar
vegetable adj • vegetal, vegetabile
vegetable adj • vegetabile, vegetal
vegetable adj • vegetabile
vegetable (leguminous) n • legumine
vegetable n • bot
vegetable, vegetal adj • vegetal
vegetal, vegetable adj • vegetal
vegetarian adj • vegetarian
vegetarian n • vegetariano
vegetarianism n • vegetarianismo
vegetate (1. to grow, as plants, seeds; 2. to live a merely physical life) v • vegetar
vegetate v • vegetar
vegetation (1. action of vegetating; 2. plant life, plants collectively) n • vegetation
vegetation n • vegetation
vegetative adj • vegetative
vegeto-animal adj • vegetoanimal
vegeto-mineral adj • vegetomineral
vehemence n • vehementia
vehement adj • vehemente
vehement, impetuous adj • vehemente
vehemently, strongly adv • valde
vehicle n • vehiculo
vehicular vehicular adj • vehicular
veil (as in bridal veil) n • velo
veil n • velo
veil v • velar
vein (1. blood vessel; 2. as in veins and arteries) n • vena
vein [Anat] n • vena
vein, grain v • venar
vein, lode [Geol. and Mining] n • filon
vein (mining) n • filon
veined adj • venate
veined, veiny adj • venate
veining n • venatura
veining, venation n • venafura
veinlet, venule [Anat] n • venula
veiny, veined adj • venate
velar adj • velar
velar v • velar
velarium [Rom. Antiq] n • velario
vellum n • vitellino
velocimeter, speedometer n • velocimetro
velocimeter, speedometer n • velocimetro (-cì-)
velocipede, dandy horse n • velocifero
velocipede, dandy horse n • velocifero (-cì-)
velocipede n • velocipede
velocipede n • velocipede (-cì-)
velocipedist n • velocipedista
velocity n • velocitate
velocity, speed n • velocitate
velodrome n • velodromo
velvet n • villuto
velveteen n • villuto de coton
velveteen n • velvet
velveteen n • velvet A]
velvety, pruinose [Bot] adj • pruinose
venal adj • venal
venation, veining n • venafura
vend v • vender
vendetta n • vendetta
vendible, salable adj • vendibile
vending (- machine) n • machina venditor
vending adj • venditori
vendor n • venditor
vendor (seller) n • venditor
veneer n • folio de ligno
veneer v • incrustar de ligno ornamental
venenific, poison-producing adj • venenific
venerability, venerableness n • venerabilitate
venerable adj • venerabile
venerableness, venerability n • venerabilitate
venerate, revere v • venerar
venerate v • venerar
veneration n • veneration
veneration, reverence n • veneration
venerator n • venerator
venereal adj • veneree
venereal, aphroditic adj • aphroditic
venereal-disease n • maladia veneree
venery (chase hunt) n • veneria
Venetia [Rom. Antiq] n • Venetia
venetian (- blind) n • jalousie
Venetian n • venetiano
Venetian, of Venice adj • venetian
Venetian blind n • jalousie F]
Venetian blind n • jalousie
Venetic (language of the Veneti) n • veneto
Venetic (language of the Veneti) n • veneto (vé-)
Venetic (of Venetia or the Veneti) Rom. Antiq] adj • venete
Venetic (of Venetia or the Veneti) Rom. Antiq] adj • venete (vé-)
Venezia n • Venetia
Venezuela [Geog] n • Venezuela
Venezuela n • Venezuela
Venezuelan adj • venezuelan
Venezuelan n • venezuelano
vengeance n • vengiantia, vindicantia
vengeance n • vindicantia, vengiantia
vengeance, revenge n • vengiantia (-jàn-)
vengeance, revenge n • vindicantia
vengeance, revenge n • vengiantia
vengeful adj • vengiative
vengeful, vindictive adj • vengiative (-ja-)
vengeful, vindictive adj • vengiative
venial adj • venial
veniality n • venialitate
Venice [Geog] n • Venetia
Venice n • Venetia
venison n • venation, carne de chassa
venom n • veneno
venomous, poisonous adj • venenose
venomousness n • venenositate
venose, venous adj • venose
venosity, venousness n • venositate
venous, venose adj • venose
venousness, venosity n • venositate
vent (of a coat) n • fissura posterior
vent (opening) n • orificio, apertura
vent (opening) n • apertura, orificio
vent v • dar libere curso a, discargar, emitter
vent v • emitter, dar libere curso a, discargar
vent v • discargar, emitter, dar libere curso a
ventail n • ventalio
ventilate (1. to supply with fresh air; 2. to discuss openly) v • ventilar
ventilate v • ventilar
ventilation (1. supplying with fresh air; 2. as in ventilation of one's grievance) n • ventilation
ventilation n • ventilation
ventilator n • ventilator
ventose, flatulent adj • ventose
ventosity, flatulence n • ventositate
ventral hernia [Pathol] n • eventration
ventricle [Anat] n • ventriculo
ventricle n • ventriculo
ventricular adj • ventricular
ventriloquism, ventriloquy n • ventriloquia (-ìa)
ventriloquism, ventriloquy n • ventriloquia
ventriloquist n • ventriloquo (-trì-)
ventriloquist n • ventriloquo
ventriloquous, ventriloquial adj • ventriloque (-trì-)
ventriloquous, ventriloquial adj • ventriloque
venture n • interprisa riscose
venture, risk v • aventurar
venture v • aventurar
venue n • loco de reunion
venule, veinlet [Anat] n • venula
Venus (1. Rom. Relig]; 2. Astron]) n • Venus
Venus (1. Rom. Relig]; 2. Astron]) n • Venere
Venus (1. Rom. Relig]; 2. Astron]) n • Venus (vé-)
Venus (myth) n • Venus, Venere
Venus (myth) n • Venere, Venus
Venus (planet) n • Venus
veracious adj • verace
veracity n • veracitate
veracity n • veridicitate
veracity, truthfulness n • veridicitate
veranda n • veranda
veranda, verandah n • veranda
verandah, veranda n • veranda
verb [Gram] n • verbo
verb n • verbo
verbal (1. as in a verbal contract; 2. Gram]) adj • verbal
verbal adj • verbal
verbal auxiliary n • verbo auxiliari
verbally adv • verbalmente, oralmente
verbally adv • oralmente, verbalmente
verbatim adj/adv • parola pro parola
verbena n • verbena
verbiage n • verbositate
verbose adj • verbose
verbosity n • verbositate
verdict n • verdicto
verdure (1. fresh greenness; 2. green vegetation) n • verdura
verdure n • verdura
verge (as in a hill verges to the north) v • verger
verge n • bordo
verge (on the - of) n • al bordo de
verge-on v • toccar a
verger n • sacristano
Vergilian adj • virgilian, vergilian
Vergilian adj • vergilian, virgilian
veridical, truthful adj • veridic
veridical, truthful adj • veridic (-rì-)
verifiable adj • verificabile
verification, audit n • appuramento
verification n • verification
verifier n • verificator
verify (1. to confirm the truth of; 2. to test or check the correctness of) v • verificar
verify, check, examine carefully v • respicer -spic-/-spect-]
verify, check, examine carefully v • respicer
verify, control, have under control, keep under control, check v • controlar
verify v • verificar
verifying, checking (act of) n • controlo
verisimilar, likely, probable adj • verosimilante
verisimilar, likely, probable adj • verisimile
verisimilitude, likelihood, probability n • verisimilitude
verisimilitude, probability n • verosimilantia
verism n • verismo
verist n • verista
veritable adj • autentic, ver
veritable adj • ver, autentic
vermicide n • vermicida
vermiform adj • vermiforme
vermifugal (-ì-) adj • vermifugal (-ì-)
vermifuge (-ì-) adj • vermifuge (-ì-)
vermifuge, anthelminthic adj • anthelminthic
vermifuge, anthelminthic n • anthelminthico
vermifuge, helminthic, anthelminthic n • helminthico
vermilion, bright red, scarlet adj • vermilie
vermilion n • vermilion
vermin n • vermina
vermin n • vermina (vér-)
verminous (1. infested with vermin; 2. Pathol]) adj • verminose
vermivorous adj • vermivore
vermouth n • vermut
vernacular adj • vernacular
vernacular n • lingua vulgar
vernal, spring adj • vernal
vernation, prefoliation, praefoliation [Bot] n • prefoliation
Verrucaria [Bot] n • verrucaria
verruciform, wart-shaped adj • verruciforme
verrucous adj • verrucose
verrucosity n • verrucositate
versatile (1. fickle, variable; 2. as in versatile genius) adj • versatile
versatile adj • versatile
versatility n • versatilitate
verse n • verso
verse (of the Bible) n • versetto
verse [Poet] n • verso
versed sine [Geom] n • flecha
versed sine [Geom] n • flecha (flésha)
versed-in adj • versate in
versicle [Liturgy] n • versetto
versicle n • versiculo
versification n • versification
versifier n • versificator
versifier, poetaster n • poetastro
versifier, rhymer n • rimator
versify (1. to write verse; 2. to relate in verse) v • versificar
versify v • poetisar
version (1. translation; 2. as in two versions of an affair) n • version
version n • version
verso (reverse or left-hand page) Typog] n • verso
verst n • versta
verst n • versta R]
versus prep • contra
vertebra n • vertebra
vertebra n • vertebra (vér-)
vertebral adj • vertebral
vertebrate adj • vertebrate
vertebrate n • vertebrato
vertebrate [Zool] n • vertebrato
vertex (1. top, summit; 2. Anat]; 3. Math]) n • vertice
vertex (1. top, summit; 2. Anat]; 3. Math]) n • vertice (vér-)
vertex n • vertice
vertical adj • vertical, a plumbo
vertical adj • vertical
vertical adj • a plumbo, vertical
verticality n • verticalitate
vertically adv • verticalmente
verticil [Bot] n • verticillo
verticillate, verticillated [Bot] adj • verticillate
verticillated, verticillate [Bot] adj • verticillate
verticity n • verticitate
vertiginous (1. dizzy, giddy; 2. causing vertigo or giddiness; 3. whirling, rotatory) adj • vertiginose
vertigo, dizziness, giddiness n • vertigine
vertigo n • vertigine
veruvianite [Geol] n • vesuvianite
vervain n • verbena
verve n • verve
very adj • ver, autentic, mesme
very adj • autentic, mesme, ver
very adj • mesme, ver, autentic
very adv • multo
very, exceedingly adv • maxime
very, exceedingly adv • maxime (màx-)
very best adj • optime (òp-)
very best adj • optime
very little adv • minime
very little adv • minime (mì-)
very many, very much adj • permulte
very much adv • permulto
very much, exceedingly adv • valde
very much, very many adj • permulte
very near, close adj • proxime
very near, close adj • proxime (pròx-)
very old adj • vetuste
very small adj • pusille
very small, tiny adj • minime
very small, tiny adj • minime (mì-)
vesical adj • vesical
vesicant, vesicatory adj • vesicatori
vesicant, vesicatory vesicante adj • vesicante (pp of vesicar)
vesicant, vesicatory vesicante adj • vesicante
vesicate, blister [Med] v • vesicar
vesicatory, vesicant adj • vesicatori
vesicatory vesicante, vesicant adj • vesicante
vesicatory vesicante, vesicant adj • vesicante (pp of vesicar)
vesicic (1. Anat]; 2. Med] (blister; 3. Bot]) n • vesicula
vesicular (having the form or structure of a visicle) adj • vesicular
vesperal, vespertine vesperal adj • vesperal
vespers n • vesperas
vespertinal, vespertine adj • vespertin
vespertine, vespertinal adj • vespertin
vespertine vesperal, vesperal adj • vesperal
vessel, container n • vasculo
vessel (container) n • vasculo, vaso
vessel (container) n • vaso, vasculo
vessel (hollow container) n • vaso
vessel (ship) n • vascello
vest (undershirt) n • subcamisa
vest, waistcoat n • gilet
vest, waistcoat n • gilet F]
vest (waistcoat) n • gilet
vest (woman's) n • camisola
Vesta (1. Rom. Rel]; 2. Astron]) n • Vesta
vestal (1. pertaining to Vesta; 2. pertaining to a vestal virgin) adj • vestal
vested adj • investite
vested-interest n • interesse acquirite
vestibule n • vestibulo
vestibule n • vestibulo (-tì-)
vestige n • vestigio, tracia
vestige n • vestigio
vestige n • tracia, vestigio
vestigial adj • vestigial
vestment [Eccl] n • vestimento
vestment n • vestimento
vestry n • sacristia
vestry, sacristy n • sacristia
vestry, sacristy n • sacristia (-ìa)
Vesuvian adj • vesuvian
Vesuvius n • Vesuvio
vet v • examinar, controlar
vet v • controlar, examinar
veteran adj • veteran
veteran n • veterano
veterinarian n • veterinario
veterinarian, veterinary surgeon v • veterinario
veterinary adj • veterinari
veterinary surgeon, veterinarian v • veterinario
veterinary-surgeon n • veterinario
veto n • veto
veto v • poner su veto a
vex, annoy, irritate v • vexar
vex, annoy v • enoiar
vex v • vexar, enoiar
vex v • enoiar, vexar
vexation, irritation n • vexation
vexation n • vexation
vexatious adj • vexatori
vexer n • vexator
via, by way of prep • via
via (by way of) prep • via
viability (capacity for living) n • viabilitate
viable adj • viabile
viable, capable of living adj • viabile
viaduct n • viaducto
viaticum (1. provisions for a journey; 2. R.C.Ch]) n • viatico
vibrant adj • vibrante
vibrant adj • vibrante (ppr of vibrar)
vibrate v • vibrar
vibratile adj • vibratile
vibrating adj • vibrante, palpitante
vibrating adj • palpitante, vibrante
vibrating, throbbing, pulsing adj • palpitante
vibrating, throbbing, pulsing adj • palpitante (ppr of palpitar)
vibrating, vibratory adj • vibratori
vibration n • vibration
vibrato [Mus] n • vibrato
vibrator n • vibrator
vibratory, vibrating adj • vibratori
vicar (1. deputy, proxy; 2. Eccl]) n • vicario
vicar (anglican) n • parocho
vicar (roman catholic) n • vicario
vicarage n • presbyterio
vicarial (pertaining to a vicar) adj • vicarial
vicariate n • vicariato
vicarious adj • vicari
vice (as prefix) pref • vice-
vice (evil) n • vitio
vice (moral fault or failing) n • vitio
vice (tool) n • tenalia
vicechairman, vice-president n • vicepresidente
vice-chairmanship, vice-presidency n • vicepresidentia
vicennial (1. lasting twenty years; 2. occurring once in twenty years) adj • vicennal
vice-presidency, vice-chairmanship n • vicepresidentia
vice-president, vicechairman n • vicepresidente
viceroy n • vicerege
vice-versa (with the order reversed) adv • vice versa
vicinity n • vicinitate
vicinity, neighborhood (1. nearness; 2. region, surroundings) n • vicinitate
vicious (cruel) adj • atroce, cruel
vicious (cruel) adj • cruel, atroce
vicious, depraved, wicked adj • vitiose
vicious (wicked) adj • perverse, vitiose
vicious (wicked) adj • vitiose, perverse
vicious-circle n • circulo vitiose
viciousness n • vitiositate, perversitate
viciousness n • perversitate, vitiositate
vicissitude (as in after many vicissitudes) n • vicissitude
victim n • victima
victim n • victima (vìc-)
victim (of an accident) n • sinistrato
victimization n • represalias
victimize v • prender represalias contra
victor n • vincitor
victor n • vincitor, victor
victor n • victor
victor n • victor, vincitor
victorian adj • victorian
victorian n • victoriano
victorious adj • victoriose
victory n • victoria
victual, provision v • victualiar
victuals, provisions n • victualia
video n • video
video-camera n • videocamera
video-cassette n • videocassetta
video-disc n • videodisco
video-film n • videofilm
video-frequency n • videofrequentia
video-library n • videotheca
video-recorder n • videoregistrator
video-tape n • banda magnetic video
vie v • rivalisar
Vienna n • Vienna
Vietnam [Geog] n • Vietnam
vietnamese adj • vietnamese
view (1. sight; 2. things seen; 3. mental picture) n • vista
view (in - of) phr • in vista de
view (landscape) n • panorama
view n • Gen]
view (opinion) n • opinion
view v • inspectar, vider, examinar
view v • examinar, inspectar, vider
view v • vider, examinar, inspectar
view with contempt, contemn v • contemner -ternn-/-tempt-]
view with contempt, contemn v • contemner
viewer n • spectator
viewer (of television) n • telespectator
viewfinder n • visor
viewpoint n • puncto de vista
vigesimal adj • vigesimal
vigil (1. wakefulness; 2. wakeful attention, watch; 3. eve of a festival) n • vigilia
vigil n • vigilia
vigilance n • vigilantia
vigilance, watchfulness n • vigilantia
vigilant adj • vigilante
vigilant, watchful adj • vigilante (ppr of vigilar)
vigilant, watchful adj • vigilante
vignette n • vignette F]
vignette n • vignette
vigor n • vigor
vigor n • galliardia (-ìa)
vigor n • galliardia
vigor, robustness n • validitate
vigor, vigour n • vigor, energia
vigor, vigour n • energia, vigor
vigorous adj • vigorose, energic
vigorous adj • vigorose
vigorous adj • energic, vigorose
vigorous, flourishing, healthy adj • vegete (vé-)
vigorous, flourishing, healthy adj • vegete
vigorous, hardy, hearty adj • galliarde
vigorously adv • vigorosemente, energicamente
vigorously adv • energicamente, vigorosemente
Viking adj/n • viking, vikingo
Viking adj/n • vikingo, viking
vilayet n • vilayet Tu]
vilayet n • vilayet
vile adj • vil, infame
vile adj • infame, vil
vile, base adj • vil
vile, infamous, villainous adj • villan
vile, vituperable, reprehensible adj • vituperabile
vile action, villainy n • villania
vile action, villainy n • villania (-ìa)
vileness, baseness n • vilitate
vileness n • vilitate
vilification n • denigration, vilification
vilification n • vilification, denigration
vilification n • vilification
vilify v • vilificar
vilipend, hold cheap, despise v • vilipender
villa n • villa
villa (roman) n • villa
village, hamlet n • vico
village n • village (-aje)
village n • village
villager n • habitante de un village
villager, rustic n • villano
villain n • scelerato, villano
villain n • villano, scelerato
villain, scoundrel n • villano
villain, scoundrel, wretch n • scelerato
villainous adj • scelerate
villainous, scoundrelly adj • scelerate
villainous, vile, infamous adj • villan
villainy n • villania
villainy, vile action n • villania
villainy, vile action n • villania (-ìa)
villainy, wickedness n • sceleratessa
villein [Hist] n • villano
villeinage, villenage (status of a villein) Hist] n • villanage (-aje)
villeinage, villenage (status of a villein) Hist] n • villanage
villenage, villeinage (status of a villein) Hist] n • villanage (-aje)
villenage, villeinage (status of a villein) Hist] n • villanage
villosity, hairiness n • villositate
villous, hairy adj • villose
Vilna, Wilno n • Vilna Lithuanian]
Vilna, Wilno n • Wilno Polish]
Vilna, Wilno n • Wilno
Vilna, Wilno n • Vilna
vim n • vigor, energia
vim n • energia, vigor
Vincentian, Lazarist [R.C.Ch] n • lazarista
vincible, vanquishable adj • vincibile
vindicable (that can or deserves to be vindicated) adj • vindicabile
vindicate [Law] v • vindicar
vindicate, reclaim v • revindicar
vindicate v • justificar
vindication n • justification
vindictive adj • vindicative, rancorose, vengiative
vindictive adj • rancorose, vengiative, vindicative
vindictive adj • vindicative
vindictive adj • vengiative, vindicative, rancorose
vindictive, vengeful adj • vengiative (-ja-)
vindictive, vengeful adj • vengiative
vindictiveness n • spirito de vengiantia, rancor
vindictiveness n • rancor, spirito de vengiantia
vine, grapevine n • vite
vine n • vite
vinegar n • vinagre
vinegar n • aceto
vinegar, season with vinegar v • vinagrar
vinegar factory n • vinagreria
vinegar factory n • vinagreria (-ìa)
vinegar maker or dealer n • vinagrero
vineyard n • vinia
vinic adj • vinic
viniculture n • vinicultura
vinification n • vinification
vinosity (quality of being vinous) n • vinositate
vinous adj • vinose
vintage n • vendemia
vintage n • vindemia
vintager n • vindemiator
vinyl adj/n • vinyl
Viola [Bot] n • viola
viola [Mus] n • viola
viola n • viola
violable adj • violabile
Violaceae [Bot] n • violaceas
violaceous (1. violet, violet-colored; 2. of the Violaceae) adj • violacee
violate (1. to violate a law, rule; 2. to violate a sacred place; 3. to rape) v • violar
violate v • violar, infringer
violate v • infringer, violar
violate, violated adj • violate (pp of violar)
violate, violated adj • violate
violated, violate adj • violate
violated, violate adj • violate (pp of violar)
violation (1. violation of a law, rule; 2. violation of a sacred place; 3. rape) n • violation
violation n • violation
violator n • violator
violence n • violentia
violent adj • violente
violent anger, rage n • rage (raje)
violent anger, rage n • rage
violet adj • violette
violet [Bot] n • violetta
violet (color violet) n • violetto
violet (colour) n • violetto
violet (flower) n • viola
violin n • violino
violinist n • violinista
violist n • violista
violoncellist n • violoncellista
violoncello n • violoncello
violoncello n • violoncello I]
viper n • vipera (vì-)
viper n • vipera
viperine, viperous adj • viperin
viperous, viperine adj • viperin
virago n • viragine
viral adj • viral
virgin adj/n • virgine
virgin n • virgine
virgin, virginal adj • virgine
Virgin Islands (British - Islands) n • Insulas Virgine
virginal adj • virginal
virginal, virgin adj • virgine
Virginia (State of) n • Virginia
Virginian (native or inhabitant of Virginia) n • virginiano
Virginian (pertaining to Virginia) adj • virginian
virginity n • flor
virginity n • virginitate
Virgo n • astrol
virile adj • viril
virility (1. potency; 2. maculinity, manliness) n • virilitate
virility n • virilitate
virose, poisonous adj • virose
virosis [Pathol] n • virose, virosis
virtual adj • virtual
virtuality n • virtualitate
virtualize n • virtualisar, usar con equipa de realitate virtual
virtualize n • usar con equipa de realitate virtual, virtualisar
virtually adv • virtualmente
virtue (1. active property, potency; 2. moral excellence; 3. chastity in awoman; 4. Theol] (one of the orders of celestial beings) n • virtute
virtue n • virtute
virtuosity (great skill in the methods of an art, especially music) n • virtuositate
virtuoso n • virtuoso
virtuoso (person skilled in the methods of an art, especially music) n • virtuoso
virtuous (1. having or exhibiting moral virtue; 2. efficacious, potent) adj • virtuose
virtuous adj • virtuose
virulence, virulency n • virulentia
virulency, virulence n • virulentia
virulent (1. Bacteriol]; 2. as in virulent invective) adj • virulente
virulent adj • virulente
virus n • virus
virus [Pathol] n • virus (vì-)
virus [Pathol] n • viro
visa n • visa
visa, visé n • visa
visage, countenance, face n • visage
visage, countenance, face n • visage (-aje)
vis-à-vis, opposite, face to face adv • vis-à-vis F]
vis-à-vis, opposite, face to face adv • vis-à-vis
viscid adj • lente
viscidity n • lentor
viscosity n • viscositate
viscount n • viceconte
viscountcy n • vicecontato
viscountess n • vicecontessa
viscous adj • viscose
vise, clamp, tongs, pincers, nippers n • tenalia
visé, visa n • visa
visibility n • visibilitate
visible adj • visibile
vision n • vision
vision n • vision, viso
vision n • viso, vision
vision, sight (power of seeing) n • viso
visionary adj • phantastic, visionari
visionary adj • visionari, phantastic
visionary adj • visionari
visionary, fantast n • phantasta
visionary n • phantasta, visionario
visionary n • visionario
visionary n • visionario, phantasta
visit n • visita (vì-)
visit n • visita
visit v • visitar
visitant, visitor n • visitante
visitation n • visitation
visitor, caller n • visitator
visitor n • visitante, visitator
visitor n • visitator, visitante
visitor, visitant n • visitante
visor (1. of a helmet; 2. of a cap) n • visiera
vista n • vista, perspectiva, prospecto
vista n • perspectiva, prospecto, vista
vista n • prospecto, vista, perspectiva
Vistula n • Vistula (vìs-)
vistula n • vistula, wisla
Vistula n • Vistula
vistula n • wisla, vistula
visual adj • visual
visual (pertaining to the sense of sight) adj • visual
visualize v • visualisar, facer se le imagine de
visualize v • facer se le imagine de, visualisar
visually adv • visualmente
vital adj • vital
vital (essential) adj • capital, essential
vital (essential) adj • essential, capital
vital (relative to life) adj • vital
vitalism [Philos/Biol] n • vitalismo
vitalist n • vitalista
vitality n • vitalitate
vitally adv • vitalmente, essentialmente
vitally adv • essentialmente, vitalmente
vitamin n • vitamina
vitamin, vitaminic adj • vitaminic
vitaminic, vitamin adj • vitaminic
vitaminize v • vitaminisar
vitaminology n • vitaminologia (-ìa)
vitaminology n • vitaminologia
vitelligenous, vitellogenous (producing the yolk or vitellus) adj • vitelligene
vitelline (pertaining to the vitellus) adj • vitellin
vitellogenous, vitelligenous (producing the yolk or vitellus) adj • vitelligene
vitellus [Embryol] n • vitello
vitiation n • vitiation
viticultural adj • viticole
viticulture n • viticultura
viticulturist, wine grower n • viticultor
viticulturist viticola, winegrower (-tì-) n • viticola
viticulturist viticola, winegrower (-tì-) n • viticola (-tì-)
vitrcous (1. of, pertaining to, or derived from, glass; 2. glassy, resembling glass) adj • vitree
vitreous (1. of, pertaining to, derived from, glass; 2 . glassy) adj • vitrose
vitreous adj • vitrose
vitrifaction, vitrification n • vitrification
vitrifiable adj • vitrificabile
vitrification, vitrifaction n • vitrification
vitrify v • vitrificar
vitriol [Chem] n • vitriolo
vitriolic adj • vitriolic
vitriolize (convert into vitriol) v • vitriolisar
vituperable, reprehensible, vile adj • vituperabile
vituperate v • vituperar
vituperation n • vituperation
vituperative adj • vituperative
vituperator n • vituperator
vivacious adj • vivace
vivaciousness, vivacity n • vivacitate
vivacity n • animation, vivacitate
vivacity n • vivacitate, animation
vivacity, vivaciousness n • vivacitate
viva-voce n • examine oral
vivid adj • vivide
vividness n • intensitate, vivacitate
vividness n • vivacitate, intensitate
vivification n • vivification
vivifier n • vivificator
vivify, revive v • avivar
vivify v • vivificar
vivifying adj • vivific
vivifying, reviving (action of) n • avivamento
viviparous (producing living young) adj • vivipare
vivisection n • vivisection
vivisectionist n • vivisectionista
vixen n • Amer
vixen n • vulpe feminin
vizier n • vesir
vizier n • vesir Tu]
vizierate n • vesirato
vocable, word n • vocabulo
vocabulary (1. list of words with their meanings; 2. stock of words used by a person, class of people, profession) n • vocabulario
vocabulary n • vocabulario
vocal adj • vocal
vocal (pertaining to voice or speech) adj • vocal
vocal-chords n • chordas vocal
vocalic adj • vocalic
vocalism (system of vowels) n • vocalismo
vocalist [Fem] • cantatrice
vocalist n • cantator
vocalization (1. act of changing into a vowel; 2. Mus]) n • vocalisation
vocalizer [Mus] n • vocalisator
vocalizing, exercise in vocalization [Mus] n • vocaliso
vocally adv • vocalmente
vocation (1. divine call; 2. action or activity aperson feels called upon to perform) n • vocation
vocation n • profession, vocation
vocation n • vocation, profession
vocative adj • vocative
vocative, vocative case [Gram] n • vocativo
vocative case, vocative [Gram] n • vocativo
vociferate, bawl v • vociferar
vociferation n • vociferation
vociferator n • vociferator
vociferous adj • vociferante
vodka n • vodka R]
vodka n • vodka
vogue n • voga
voice (1. as in human voice; 2. Gram]) n • voce
voice n • voce
voice v • exprimer
voice v • teleph
voiceless, aphonic adj • aphone
voiceless, aphonic adj • aphonic
void adj • casse, nulle
void adj • nulle, casse
void n • vacuo
void, null adj • casse
void, nullified [Law] adj • irrite
void, nullified [Law] adj • irrite (ìr-)
voidable adj • annullabile
voidable adj • annihilabile
voiding, annulment n • annihilation
Volapük [Interling] n • volapük
Volapük [Interling] n • volapük Vol]
Volapük n • IAL]
Volapükism [Interling] n • volapükismo
Volapükist [Interling] n • volapükista
volatile adj • volatile
volatility n • volatilitate
volatilization n • volatilisation
volatilize v • volatilisar
volcanic adj • vulcanic
volcanism [Geol] n • vulcanismo
volcanization [Gcol] n • vulcanisation
volcanize [Geol] v • vulcanisar
volcano n • vulcano
vole, fieldmouse [Zool] n • campaniol
Volga n • Volga
volition n • volition
volitional, volitive adj • volitive
volitive, volitional adj • volitive
volley (as in to fire a volley) n • salva
volley n • salva
volt [Elec] n • volt
volt [Man] n • volta
volt n • volt
voltage n • voltage
voltage n • voltage (-aje)
voltaic adj • voltaic
voltaic adj • voltaic (-àic)
voltaism n • voltaismo (-ìmo)
voltaism n • voltaismo
voltameter n • voltametro (-tà-)
voltameter n • voltametro
voltampere n • voltampere (-pér)
voltampere n • voltampere
voltmeter n • voltimetro (-ìmetro)
voltmeter n • voltimetro
volubility, volubleness n • volubilitate
voluble (1. apt to roll; 2. Bot]; 3. glib, garrulous) adj • volubile
voluble adj • volubile
volubleness, volubility n • volubilitate
volume (1. as in a work in three volumes; 2. space occupied, compass) n • volumine
volume (book) n • tomo
volume n • volumine
volume (section of a work in several volumes, as in four volumes in three) n • tomo
volume or contents of a cylinder n • cylindrata
voluminous adj • voluminose
voluntariate, voluntary service [Mil] n • voluntariato
voluntarily adv • sponte, voluntarimente
voluntarily adv • voluntarimente, sponte
voluntarily, willingly adv • sponte
voluntary adj • voluntari
voluntary service, voluntariate [Mil] n • voluntariato
volunteer [Mil] n • voluntario
volunteer n • voluntario
voluptuary n • voluptuario
voluptuary, voluptuous adj • voluptuari
voluptuous adj • voluptuose
voluptuous adj • voluptuose, voluptuari
voluptuous adj • voluptuari, voluptuose
voluptuous, voluptuary adj • voluptuari
voluptuousness n • voluptuositate
volute (1. Arch]; 2. Zool] (any kind of gasteropods) n • voluta
volvulus [Med] n • volvulo
vomica [Med] n • vomica (vò-)
vomica [Med] n • vomica
vomiitorium, vomitory [Arch] n • vomitorio
vomit n • vomito
vomit v • vomir
vomit v • vomitar
vomit, vomiting n • vomito
vomit, vomiting n • vomito (vò-)
vomiter n • vomitator
vomiting, vomit n • vomito
vomiting, vomit n • vomito (vò-)
vomiting fire, ignivomous adj • ignivome
vomiting fire, ignivomous adj • ignivome (-ì-)
vomitive, vomitory adj • vomitive
vomitive, vomitory adj • vomic
vomitory, emetic n • vomitivo
vomitory, vomiitorium [Arch] n • vomitorio
vomitory, vomitive adj • vomic
vomitory, vomitive adj • vomitive
vomiturition [Mcd] n • vomiturition
voracious adj • vorace
voracious, edacious adj • edace
voraciousness, voracity n • voracitate
voracity, edacity n • edacitate
voracity, voraciousness n • voracitate
vortex n • vortice
vortex, whirlpool n • vortice
vortex, whirlpool n • vortice (vòr-)
vortical, vorticose adj • vorticose
vorticose, vortical adj • vorticose
Vosgian (pertaining to the Vosges Mountains) adj • vosgian
vote (1. to cast a vote; 2. to approve, determine, or grant by a vote) v • votar
vote (as in to cast a vote) n • voto
vote (casting -) n. phr • voto decisive/preponderante
vote (for) v • suffragar
vote (individual's) n • suffragio
vote n • scrutinio, voto, votation
vote n • votation, scrutinio, voto
vote n • voto, votation, scrutinio
vote, suffrage n • suffragio
vote v • votar
vote by ballot v • scrutiniar
vote-down v • repeller per votation
vote-of-censure n • motion de censura
vote-of-confidence n • motion/voto de confidentia
vote-of-thanks n • voto de gratia
voter, elector n • elector
voter n • votante
voter n • elector, votante
voter n • votante, elector
voting n • votation
voting ballot (voting paper) n • ballotta, scheda de votation
voting ballot (voting paper) n • scheda de votation, ballotta
voting booth n • cabina de votation
voting station n • centro de votation
votive adj • votive
vouch v • responder (de un cosa;pro un persona)
vouch v • responder
voucher n • bono, pecia justificative
voucher n • pecia justificative, bono
vow (1. to promise solemnly; 2. to dedicate) v • votar
vow n • voto
vow (solemn promise) n • voto
vow v • votar
vowel n • vocal
voyage n • viage
voyage n • viage (marin)
voyage v • viagiar
voyage v • viagiar (per mar)
voyager n • viagiator
vraisemblance, verisimilitude n • verosimilantia
Vulcan [Rom. Relig] n • Vulcano
Vulcanian adj • vulcanie
Vulcanian, Vulcanic adj • vulcanic
Vulcanic, Vulcanian adj • vulcanic
vulcanization [Technol] n • vulcanisation
vulcanize [Technol] v • vulcanisar
vulcanize v • vulcanisar
vulgar (1. of the common people; 2. low, coarse) adj • vulgar
vulgar (in poor taste) adj • trivial, de mal gusto
vulgar (in poor taste) adj • de mal gusto, trivial
vulgar (of the people) adj • vulgar
vulgarism (1. vulgarity; 2. vulgar phrase or expression) n • vulgarismo
vulgarity, coarseness n • trivialitate
vulgarity (commonness) n • vulgaritate
vulgarity n • vulgaritate
vulgarity (poor taste) n • mal gusto, trivialitate
vulgarity (poor taste) n • trivialitate, mal gusto
vulgarization n • vulgarisation
vulgarize v • vulgarisar
vulgarizer n • vulgarisator
vulgate [Bib] n • vulgata
Vulgate [Theol] n • Vulgata L]
Vulgate [Theol] n • Vulgata
vulgo, commonly adv • vulgo
vulgo, commonly adv • vulgo L]
vulgus, common people n • vulgo
vulnerabiility n • vulnerabilitate
vulnerability n • vulnerabilitate
vulnerable adj • vulnerabile
vulnerary adj • vulnerari
vulnerary (vulnerary remedy) n • vulneraria
vulpine (1. pertaining to a fox; 2. foxy) adj • vulpin
vulture n • vulture
vulturine adj • vulturin