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UMB UMBELLA (L.), a screen, a fan; umbel. UNCIA (L.), an ounce; uncial. UNCUS (L.), hooked; aduncity. UNDA (L.), a wave; abound, exundation, inundate, overabound, redound, redundant, superabound, undulate. UNDECIM (L.), eleven; undecagon. UNGO, UNCTEM (L.), to anoint; unction, unguent, oint, disanoint, inunction. UNUS (L.), one; union, adunation, coadunation, disunite, reunite, trinity, triune, unanimous, unicorn, uniform, uniparous, unison, universe, univocal, ununiform, [suburb. URBS (L.), a city; urbane, inurbanity, URO, USTUM (L.), to burn; ustorious, adust, combust, exustion, incombustible, oast? UTOR, USUM (L.), to use; utensil, utility, usury, abuse, disabuse, disinure? disuse, inure? inutile, misuse, peruse, uninured? inabusively, unused, usufruct. UAV (L.), a grape; uveous. UXOR (L.), a wife; uxorious. V. VACCA (L.), a cow; vaccine. VACO (L.), to be empty; vacate, evacuate, supervacaneous. [fade? unfaded. VADO (L.), to go; evade, invade, pervade, VAGOR (L.), to wander; vagabond, evagation, extravagant, noctivagation, solivagant. VALEO (L.), to be strong; valetudinarian, valiant, valid, avail, convalescent, countervail, disvalue, imprevalence, invalid, invaluable, outvalue, overvalue, paravail, prevail, unavailable, undervalue, unprevailing, unvalued. VALE (L.), farewell; valediction. VALLUM (L.), a rampart; vallum, wall, circumvallation, contravallation, interval, inwall, ontwall, unwalled. VALVE (S.), folding-doors; valve, bivalve, VANUS (L.), vain; vanish, evanescent. VAPOR (L.), steam; vapour, evaporate. VAPPA (L.), a spendthrift; fop. VARICO (L.), to straddle; divaricate, pre- [unvaried. varicate. VARIUS (L.), different; vary, invariable, VAS (L.), a vessel; vase, extravasate. VASCONES, VASCONUM (L.), the people of Gascony; galligaskins. [vastation. VASTO (L), to lay waste; vastation, deVATES (L.), a prophet; vaticinate. VEHO, VECTUM (L.), to carry; vectitation, vehicle, convex, convey, convoy, inveigh, planoconvex, reconvey, transvection. VELITOR (L.), to skirmish; velitation. VELLO, VULSUM (L.), to pull; vellicate, avulsion, convulse, divel, evulsion, revel, revulsion. VELOX (L.), swift; velocity. VELUM (L.), a veil; VELO, to cover; inveiled, overveil, reveal, unrevealed, unveil, veliferous. 38 VID VENA (L.), a vein; extravenate, venesection. VENENUM (L.), poison; venenate, venom, envenom, outvenom. VENEROR (L.). to worship, to honour; venerate, unvenerable. VENIA (L.), pardon; venial. VENIO, VENTUM (L.), to come; venture, advene, adventure, avenue, circumvent, coadventurer, contravene, convene, covenant, covin, disconvenient, event, inconvenient, intervene, introvenient, invent, misadventure, obvention, peradventure, prevene, reconvene, revenue, subvention, superadvenient, supervene, survene, unadventurous, uncovenanted, uninvented, unprevented. [ison. VENOR (L.) to hunt; venary, venery, venVENTER (L.), the belly; venter, eventerate. VENTUS (L.), the wind; vent, ventilate, eventilate, subventaneous, unventilated. VENUS, VENERIS (L.), the goddess of love; venereal. VER (L.), the spring; vernal. [berate. VERBERO (L.), to strike; verberate, reverVERBUM (L.), a word; verb, adverb, diverb, proverb. [unreverend, verecund. VEREOR (L.), to fear; irreverent, revere, VERGO (L.), to lie or look towards, to tend; verge, converge, diverge. [lion, vermin. VERMIS (L.), a worm; vermicular, vermiVERNA (L.), a home-born slave; vernacular. VERTO, VERSUM (L.), to turn; versatile, versed, version, adverse, advert, advertise, animadvert, anniversary, avert, contraversion, controvert, converse, convert, divert, divorce, evert, extraversion, inadvertent, incontrovertible, inconversable, intervert, introvert, invert, irreversible, malversation, obvert, pervert, readvertency, reconvert, revert, subdiversify, subvert, tergiversate, transverse, traverse, uncontroverted, unconversable, uncon verted, undiverted, undivorced, universe, unreversed, unversed, versicolour. VERUS (L.), true; veracious, verity, very, aver, unveritable, verdict. VESICA (L.), a bladder; vesicate. VESTIGIUM (L.), a trace; VESTIGO, to trace; vestige, investigate, pervestigation, uninvestigable. VESTIS (L.), a garment; vest, circumvest, divest, invest, reinvest, revest, travesty. VETERINARIUS (L.), a farrier; veterinary. VETUS, VETERIS L.), old; veteran, inveterate. VIA (L.), a way; viary, bivious, deviate. impervious, invious, obviate, pervious, previous, quadrivial, trivial, undeviat- [convicinity. ing, unobvious. VICINUS (L.), a neighbour; vicine, venue, VICIS (L.), a turn; vicar, vicissitude, viceadmiral, viceagent, vicechancellor, vicegerent, viceroy, viscount. VIDEO, VISUM (L.), to see; visible, visage, visit, visor, vizard, counterevidence, devise, envy, evident, improvident, inevi-