uelh ὙέληὙέλη, ἡ, Velia in Lower Italy, Hdt.1.167, Str.6.1.1: also called Οὐέλιαι (v.l.Βελίαι), Ptol.Geog.3.1.8; ΟὐέλιαD.H.1.20, who says this form is an old dialect word (ϝέλια) for ἑλώδη = marshy places; but ἕλος prob. had no. ϝ. (The coins have υελητων, υελητεων, and ϝελη(των), B Mus.Cat.Coins Italypp.304,305, 306; the Oscan name Velia was prob. adapted as **ʼυελέη (hence *ʼυελῆ is more prob. than *ʼυέλη) and Ἐλέα.)
ueliarios ὑελιάριοςὑελιάριος, ὁ, glass-worker,MAMA3.10 (Seleucia ad Calycadnum); also ὑλιάριος, ib.591 (Corycus).
uetios ὑέτιοςὑέτ-ιος, α, ον, rainy, bringing rain,ἄνεμοιArist.Pr.940b33; Ζεὺς ὑ.Id.Mu.401a18, SIG1107.4 (Cos. iii/ii B.C.), Corn.ND9 (so ὁ Ὑ. alone, Annuario8/9.321 (Rhodes)); ὑετιώτερος νότοςThphr.Vent.7; cf. ὑετός11. of or belonging to rain,ὕδωρ ὑ. a fall of rain,Id.Sign.28; ὑ. ὕδαταrain-water, Plu.2.911ftit.; ὑέτια ἦν it was rainy weather,Hp.Epid.4.18; ὐετίων δὲ μὴ ἐχφέρειν wool shall not be brought out (for sale) in rainy weather, GDIiv p.876 (Ionia, iv B. C.). Subst.ὑέτιος, ὁ, name of a stone. Cyran.39.