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végétation, n.f. (et, L. vegetationem), vegetation.

veille, n.f. (et. L. vigilia), watch, watching, vigil, eve, day before,

veiller, v.n. (et. L. vigilare), to watch,

vénal, e, adj. (et. venulis), venal, base,

vendre, v. a. (et. L. vendere), to sell.

vendredi, n. m. (et. L. veneris dies), Friday.

vénérable, adj. (et. L. venerab.. »

venerable,

v'ageance, n.f, (et venger), vengeance.

venger, v. a (et. L. vindicare), to avenge.

venir, v. n. (et. L. venire), to come; venir de, just to have; venir à mourir, to happen to die; les hommes à venir, the men of the future; venu, past part.; venait, 3rd sing. imp. ind.

vénitien, ne, adj., Venetian.

vent, n. m. (et, L. ventus), “vind ; vent de terre, land breeze,

ver, n. m, (et, L, vermis), worm.

véracité, n. f. (et. L. veracitatem\, veravity,

verbe, n. m. (et. L, verbum), the Word, verb.

verdure, n. {. (et. verb), verdure.

verger, n. m. (et. L. viridiarium), orchard,

vergue, n. f, (et. L. virga), yard.

vérifier, v. a. (et. L. L. verificare), to verify.

véritable, adj, (et. vérité), true, real.

véritablement, adv., truly, really.

vérité, n.f. (et. L. verita'em), truth,

vers, prep. (et. L. versus), towards,

versé, e, adj, (et, L. versatus), versed, skilled,

verser, v. a. (ct. L, versare), to pour, to shed (tears).

verset, n. m. (et. vers, à verse), verse,

vert, e, adj. (et. L. viridis), green, robust, vigorous,

vertige, n. m. (et. L. vertigo), vertigo, dizziness, unsteadiness,

vertu, n. f, (et. L. virtutem), virtue,

vestige, n. m. (et. L. vestigium), vestige, remains ; les vestiges, marks, evidence.

vêtement, n. m, (et, L. vestimentum), garment, raiment, clothing.

vêtir, v. a. (et. L. vestire), to clothe; vétu, past part., clad, clothed,

veuf, ve, n. m. and f. (et, L. viduus), widower, widow.

veux, 1st sing. pres. ind. of vouloir,

vice, n. m. (et, L. vitium), vice.

vice-roi, n. m. (et. L, vice, in the placs of, roi), viceroy.

vice-royauté, n. !. (et. L. vice, and L.