V (155-161) Flashcards by Linus Oberholzer

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valére, valeo

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Einfluss haben, gesund sein, stark sein

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varius, a, um

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bunt, verschieden, vielfältig

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vas, vasis n. (Pl. vasa, vasorum)

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Gefäss

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vastus, a, um

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riesig

2. öde, verwüstet

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-ve

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oder

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vehemens, vehementis

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energisch, heftig

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vehere, veho, vexi, vectum

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fahren, tragen, ziehen

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vehi, vehor, vectus sum

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sich fortbewegen, fahren

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vel

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oder, sogar

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vel … vel

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entweder … oder

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velle, volo, volui

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wollen

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velut

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wie, wie zum Beispiel

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vendere, vendo, vendidi, venditum

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verkaufen

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venia f.

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Gefallen, Nachsicht, Verzeihung

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venire, venio, veni, ventum

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kommen

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ventus m.

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Wind

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verbum n.

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Wort, Äusserung

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vereri, vereor, veritus sum

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fürchten, sich scheuen

2. verehren

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vero (Adv.)

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in der Tat, wirklich

2. aber

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versari, versor

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sich aufhalten, sich befinden

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vertere, verto, verti, versum

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drehen, wenden

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verum (Adv.)

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aber, sondern

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verus, a, um

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echt, richtig, wahr

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vester, vestra, vestrum

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euer

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vestigium n.

Fusssohle, Spur, Stelle

vestis, vestis f.

1. Kleidung | 2. Pl. Kleider

vetus, veteris

alt

via f.

Strasse, Weg

victor, victoris m.

1. Sieger | 2. siegreich

victoria f.

Sieg

vicus m.

Dorf, Gasse

vidére, video, vidi, visum

sehen, darauf achten

videri, videor, visus sum

scheinen, gelten (als)

vigilia f.

Nachtwache, (Wach-)Posten

viginti (undekl.)

zwanzig

villa f.

Haus, Landhaus

vincere, vinco, vici, victum

(be)siegen, übertreffen

vinculum n.

1. Band, Fessel | 2. Pl. Gefängnis

vinum n.

Wein

violare, violo

entehren, verletzen

vir, viri m.

Mann

virgo, virginis f.

Mädchen

virtus, virtutis f.

1. Tapferkeit, Tüchtigkeit, Vortrefflichkeit, Leistung | 2. Pl. gute Eigenschaften, Verdienste

vis (Akk. vim, Abl. vi, Pl. vires, virium)

1. Gewalt, Kraft | 2. Streitkräfte

visere, viso, visi, visum

besichtigen, besuchen

vita f.

Leben, Lebensweise

vitare, vito

meiden, vermeiden

vitium n.

Fehler, schlechte Eigenschaft

vivere, vivo, vixi, victurum

leben

vivus, a, um

lebend, lebendig

vix (Adv.)

kaum, (nur) mit Mühe

vocare, voco

(be)nennen, rufen

volare, volo

eilen, fliegen

voluntas, voluntatis f.

Absicht, Wille, Zustimmung

voluptas, voluptatis f.

Lust, Vergnügen

volvere, volvo, volvi, volutum

rollen, wälzen, überlegen

vos

1. ihr (Nom.) | 2. euch (Akk.)

vox, vocis f.

Stimme, Äusserung, Laut

vulgo (Adv.)

allgemein, gewöhnlich

vulgus, vulgi n.

die Leute (aus dem Volk), die grosse Masse, der Pöbel

vulnus, vulneris n.

Wunde, Verlust (milit.)

vultus, vultus m.

1. Gesicht, Gesichtsausdruck | 2. Pl. Gesichtszüge