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V, vow, vowe,
V [vʌu]
V, vowe
n. The twenty-second letter of the alphabet.
V, vowe
n. The twenty-second letter of the alphabet.
vaam, vaamd, vaamed, vaamt, vam, vamd, vamm, vaum, vaum$t, vaumd, vaumed, vaumt,
vaam [I.Sh. vaːm]
n. A spell, a hypnotic influence. Odour, smell, flavour, aroma.
v. To bewitch, cast a spell on.
pt. pp. vaamt, vaamed adj. Having a bad smell, decaying, 'high'.
n. A spell, a hypnotic influence. Odour, smell, flavour, aroma.
v. To bewitch, cast a spell on.
pt. pp. vaamt, vaamed adj. Having a bad smell, decaying, 'high'.
vaar, vaarin, var, vara, vari, varin, vaur, vaurin,
vaar [I.Sh. vaːr]
v. To give heed to, pay attention to, be wary of.
v. To give heed to, pay attention to, be wary of.
Compounds and phrases etc.
tak vaar: To pay attention, take heed.
vaarin: A warning.
vaarin: A warning.
vacance, vacancy, vacant, vawcant,
vacance [ˈvekəns(ɪ), S. ˈvegəns(ɪ)]
n. A vacation, a holiday, a period of suspension of business or other function. A vacancy, an unfilled post or situation
n. A vacation, a holiday, a period of suspension of business or other function. A vacancy, an unfilled post or situation
vacant [vəˈkant]
adj. Vacant.
v. To take a holiday, to go on vacation.
adj. Vacant.
v. To take a holiday, to go on vacation.
vac$um, vaccum, vacuum,
vacuum [ˈvak(j)um]
n. Vaccuum.
n. Vaccuum.
vaadel, vaadle, vaddel, vaddle, vadel,
vaddle [I.Sh. ˈvadəl]
n. A sea pool that empties and fills as the tide ebbs and flows.
n. A sea pool that empties and fills as the tide ebbs and flows.
vagabon, vagabond, vagabone, vaigabon, vaigabond, vaigabone, vegabon,
vagabond [ˈvegəbon(d)]
n. A vagabond.
n. A vagabond.
scurravogue, scurrivaig, scurryvaig, skurrivaig, vage, vagie, vague, vaig, vaiger, vaigish, vyag, vyaig, vyaug,
vaig [veg, MN. vjag]
n. A vagrant, vagabond, tramp. A rough-living, disreputable person. A rascal, rogue, a gadabout. A trull, an ill-conditioned gossiping female.
v. To wander about idly, to roam in an aimless way, to gad about.
n. A vagrant, vagabond, tramp. A rough-living, disreputable person. A rascal, rogue, a gadabout. A trull, an ill-conditioned gossiping female.
v. To wander about idly, to roam in an aimless way, to gad about.
scurrivaig [skʌrɪˈveg]
n. A tramp, vagabond,. A lout, a scullion.
v. To aimlessly roam about.
n. A tramp, vagabond,. A lout, a scullion.
v. To aimlessly roam about.
Compounds and phrases etc.
vaiger: A footloose person, a gadabout.
vaigish: U. Roaming, vagrant.
vaigish: U. Roaming, vagrant.
hanvaegin, hanvag, hanvagin, hanvaigin, vaege, vaegin, vag, vage, vagin, vagin, vague, vaguin, vaguin, vaguing, vaigan, vaige, vaiger, vaigin, vaiguin, veage, veagin, veeage, veeige, veeigin, veg, vegin, veige, veigin, viage, vodge,
vaige [ˈve(ə)dʒ]
n. A journey, trip, outing or expedition. A voyage, a journey by sea.
n. A journey, trip, outing or expedition. A voyage, a journey by sea.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hanvaigin: I.Sh. Wandering aimlessly. Putting off time. Doubtful, hessitant. An inkling.
vaiger: A traveller.
vaigin [ˈve(ə)dʒɪn]: Wandering, roaming.
vaiger: A traveller.
vaigin [ˈve(ə)dʒɪn]: Wandering, roaming.
vaigrie, vaigry,
vaigrie [ˈvegri]
n. Vagary, finery in dress, frippery. A gewgaw, a toy. A whimsical prank.
n. Vagary, finery in dress, frippery. A gewgaw, a toy. A whimsical prank.