Dictionary of Ilaini - v

val
nIII: reign, kingship, monarchy; royal
vala
vi/vt: to reign, to be king/queen
valan
nII: king, queen, monarch
valin
nIIc: royal house, royal family
vallone
nI: royal consort
valnute
nI: prince, princess
valsen
nII: crown (headgear or gold piece)
valsin
nIIc: big money
valyas
nII: kingdom
var
nIII: courage; brave, courageous
vara
vt: to dare
varan
nII: hero
varsen
nII: risky undertaking, piece of bravery
varsin
nIIc: tall stories, bragging
varsina
vi: to boast, to brag, to swank
varyn
nII: heroic deed
varyna
vi: to do a heroic deed, to be heroic, to take heart
varzas
nII: island
velin
nII: need, necessity; necessary
velina
vt: to need
ven
nII-III: silver
venla
nI: (sea)gull
vensen
nII: silver piece
vensin
nIIc: (silver) money
ver
nIII: ability
vera
vt: to be able
veran
nII: able person, crafts(wo)man, expert
verie
: possibly, maybe
verien
: in the morning
verin
nII: east; morning
verla
nI: cockerel, rooster
veryn
nII: dawn, sunrise
veryna
vi: to rise (sun); to dawn
verynat, lea -
vImp: the day breaks
vest
nIII: beginning, origin; originating, proceeding (+ abl.: from)
vesta
vi: to begin, to start; + V: to start ...ing; + abl.: to originate from, to hail from
vesten
nII: origin, native place
vestie
: first, originally, in the beginning
vestyas
nII: fatherland, homeland
vestyn
nII: source
 
veth
nIII: wolf
vestyna
vi: to come into existence, to well up
vila
vi/vt: to perish, to decay, to fall apart; to destroy, to consume
vilsin
nIIc: ashes, dust
visten
nII: bow (weapon)
vor
nIII: grave, tomb
vora
vt: to bury, to entomb
voryas
nII: burial ground, graveyard
voryin
nIIc: funeral, burial rite
vur
postp. + dat.: against, to the detriment of
vurea 1
vt: to inspire, to animate (as a gift of the gods)
vurea 2
nI: animation, inspiration, rapture
vureat, lea -
vImp + dat.: to be enraptured
vurie
nI: soul, the divine part of a person; someone inspired by the gods
vuryn
nII: sudden inspiration
vust
nIII: carpentry; wooden structure
vusta
vi/vt: to do carpentry
vustan
nII: carpenter
vusten
nII: hammer
vustin
nIIc: carpenter's tools
vustla
nI: woodpecker
vustyn
nII: hammer blow
vyst
nIII: speed, haste; fast
vyste
: quickly; soon