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ultrix, ultricis adjective (feminine)
avenging, vengeful
ultro adverb
of one's own accord
umerus, umeri noun masculine
shoulder
una adverb
at the same time; in one company, together
unda, undae noun feminine
wave, sea; sea-water; river, spring; water; advancing mass
undique
from all sides
uro, urere, ussi, ustum verb
burn; burn up; destroy by fire; scorch; make sore, cause to smart; corrode; inflame with desire; keep alight
usquam adverb
at or in any place, anywhere; to any place; at any juncture
usque adverb
continuously, constantly
usus, usus noun masculine
use, employment; practical experience; practice; habitual dealings; value, utility; requirement, need
uter, utra, utrum adjective
whichever or which of the two, either one of the two
uti adverb/conjunction (older form of ut)
when, so that etc
valeo, valere, valui, valitum verb
be able to
vello, vellere, velli/vulsi, vulsum verb
tear away; pluck or pull out, tear or pull up; tug at, pluck
velo, velare, velavi, velatum verb
cover, clothe; conceal, cover up
veluti adverb (also velut)
just as, just like; as for example; as it were; as if, as though; as being
venenum, veneni noun neuter
poison
Hint: think of 'venom'
verso, versare, versavi, versatum verb
carry on
Hint: ad(verse) means difficult to ...
verto, vertere, verti, versum verb
turn, overturn
vestigium, vestig(i)i noun neuter
footprint, track
vinclum, vincli noun neuter (also vinculum)
band, bond, cord, rope, chain, fetter; band; prison; imprisonment; tether; mooring-rope; restraint, tie
violabilis, violabile adjective
that may be violated or suffer outrage
violo, violare, violavi, violatum verb
profane; defile, pollute; dishonour, outrage; transgress against; pierce, wound; violate
viso, visere, visi, visum verb
look at, view
vitta, vittae noun feminine
linen headband; woollen band
volucer, volucris, volucre adjective
winged; flying, swift; fleeting, transitory
volumen, voluminis noun neuter
coil; roll of papyrus, book
Hint: one of these made from papyrus is a book or 'volume'
votum, voti noun neuter
votive offering; prayer; desire, hope
vulgus, vulgi noun neuter
the common people, general public, crowd
How common!
vulnus, vulneris noun neuter (also volnus)
wound; emotional hurt; injury

(also used by Virgil to refer to the weapon causing a wound)