/veneˈt͡sio/

/venezuˈelo/

Venezuela (a country in South America)

/veˈnuso/

/verˈmonto/

Vermont (a state of the United States)

/ˈvesto/

Vesta

/vezuˈvio/

Vesuvius (volcanic mountain in Italy)

/ve/

alas, woe

/veˈbero/

weber (derived unit of magnetic flux)

/veˈɡana/

vegan

/veɡaˈnismo/

veganism

/veˈɡano/

vegan (person who does not consume animal products)

/veɡeˈtala/

vegetal

/veɡeˈtara/

vegetarian

/veɡetaraˈnino/

female vegetarian

/veɡetaˈrano/

vegetarian

/veɡetaˈrismo/

vegetarianism

/veɡetaˈʒismo/

veganism; the practice of avoiding all animal-based foods

/veˈɡeti/

to vegetate

/ˈvei̯na/

venous (of or pertaining to veins)

/ˈvei̯ni/

/ˈvei̯no/

/vei̯ˈt͡ʃio/

weiqi, go

/vekhorˈlod͡ʒo/

alarm clock

/ˈveki/

to wake, to arouse

/veˈkid͡ʒi/

to wake up

/vekraˈdio/

clock radio

/veˈkrio/

wail

/veksiloloˈɡio/

vexillology

/ˈvekto/

flail

/vekˈtoro/

vector

/velboˈato/

sailboat

/ˈveldi/

to weld

/veˈleno/

vellum

/ˈveli/

to sail

/velˈkado/

/ˈvelki/

/ˈvelo/

sail

/velot͡siˈpedo/

/veˈlura/

velvet, velour

/veˈluro/

velvet

/velveˈturi/

to sail (on a sailing boat or ship)

/velˈʃipo/

sailing ship

/venˈdado/

sale

/venˈdanto/

one who is selling, seller

/vendau̯toˈmato/

vending machine

/venˈdejo/

store

/ˈvendi/

to sell

/venˈdilo/

vending machine

/vendisˈtino/

female seller, vendor, or merchant; saleswoman, vendress

/venˈdisto/

seller, vendor, merchant

/ˈvendo/

sale (act of selling something)

/venˈdrede/

on Friday

/venˈdredo/

Friday

/veˈnena/

poisonous, venomous, toxic, virulent

/veˈnene/

venomously, poisonously

/veˈneni/

to poison

/veneˈniɡa/

poisonous

/veneˈnid͡ʒo/

poisoning

/veˈneno/

poison, venom

/veneroloˈɡio/

venereology

/venezueˈlano/

Venezuelan

/ˈveni/

to come

/veˈniɡi/

to make come, cause to come

/ˈvenki/

/ˈvenko/

victory

/ˈveno/

the act of coming

/ˈventa/

windy

/ventaˈnima/

empty-headed, scatterbrained, giddy

/venˈteɡo/

windstorm

/venˈteto/

breeze

/ventheˈlit͡so/

wind vane (vane turned by the wind)

/ventmueˈlejo/

windmill

/ˈvento/

wind

/ventoˈflaɡo/

vane, weathercock

/venˈtoli/

to ventilate

/ventoˈlilo/

fan

/ventoturˈbino/

wind turbine

/ˈventra/

abdominal, ventral (pertaining to the stomach)

/ˈventro/

belly

/ventrodoˈloro/

stomachache

/ventromusˈkoloi̯/

abs, abdominal muscles

/venˈtumi/

/ventuˈmilo/

fan

/venˈd͡ʒema/

vengeful

/ˈvend͡ʒi/

/ˈvend͡ʒo/

revenge, vengeance

/ˈveo/

wail, howl ("a mournful cry")

/ˈvera/

true

/veˈrando/

porch, veranda

/ˈverba/

verbal (pertaining to verbs)

/verˈbeno/

vervain

/ˈverbo/

verb

/ˈverda/

a solid Esperantist

green oak (a type of limber used by farmers in construction)

a person who is overly enthusiastic about the utopian ideals behind Esperanto, especially when preachy and holier-than-thou.

the Green Star (symbol of Esperanto)

/ˈverde/

/ˈverdi/

/verˈdiɡi/

to make green

/verˈdiɡro/

verdigris

/verˈdikto/

verdict

/verˈdire/

to tell the truth, truth be told

/verˈdid͡ʒi/

to become green

/ˈverdo/

/verˈdulo/

/ˈvere/

truly, really

/veˈret͡so/

truth, veracity

/ˈverɡi/

to hit with a rod; give a beating

/ˈverɡo/

/verˈkado/

/verˈkaro/

oeuvre, collected work

/verˈkaʒo/

work (of literature)

/ˈverki/

To pen; to write (be the author of); to compose (music)

author

/verˈkisto/

/ˈverko/

work

/vermiˈt͡ʃelo/

vermicelli

/ˈvermo/

worm

/verˈmuto/

vermouth

/verniˈero/

vernier

/verˈniso/

varnish

/ˈvero/

/verˈsaʒo/

bit of verse

H-system spelling of verŝajna

H-system spelling of verŝajnaj

H-system spelling of verŝajnajn

H-system spelling of verŝajnan

H-system spelling of verŝajne

/verˈsio/

version

/ˈverso/

line of poetry

/verspiˈedo/

metrical foot (the basic unit of the underlying rhythm of verse)

/ˈversto/

verst (unit of length, about 1.067 km)

X-system spelling of verŝajna

X-system spelling of verŝajnaj

X-system spelling of verŝajnajn

X-system spelling of verŝajnan

X-system spelling of verŝajne

X-system spelling of verŝi

/verˈtebra/

vertebrate

/verteˈbraro/

spine; a set of vertebrae

/verˈtebro/

a vertebra, a chine bone

/verteˈbrulo/

vertebrate, member of the Vertebrata taxonomic subphylum

/verˈtit͡so/

vertex

/vertiˈkala/

vertical

/ˈverto/

pate, top or crown of the head

/veˈruka/

warty

/veˈruko/

wart

/verˈʃai̯na/

likely, plausible, probable, seeming, specious

/verˈʃai̯ne/

apparently, likely, probably, presumably (in all likelihood)

/ˈverʃi/

to pour (of liquids)

/vesˈpera/

of or related to evening

/vesˈpere/

in the evening

/vesˈperi/

to be evening

/vespeˈrid͡ʒo/

sunset, dusk, sundown, nightfall

/vesperlerˈnejo/

night school

H-system spelling of vespermanĝo

X-system spelling of vespermanĝo

/vesperˈmand͡ʒi/

to eat dinner (supper, evening meal), to dine

/vesperˈmand͡ʒo/

dinner, supper, evening meal

/vesˈpero/

evening

/vespersˈtelo/

evening star

/vesˈperto/

bat (small flying mammal)

/vesˈpiri/

to sigh

/ˈvespo/

wasp

/vesˈtado/

clothing, apparel

/vesˈtalo/

/vesˈtat͡ʃo/

rag (clothing)

/vesˈtaʒo/

garment, article of clothing, piece of clothing

/vesˈtejo/

cloak room, wardrobe

/ˈvesti/

/vesˈtiblo/

vestibule, lobby, foyer

/ˈvesto/

/vestoˈʃranko/

wardrobe

/veˈtera/

weather (attributive)

/veteˈrat͡ʃo/

lousy weather

/veteriˈnaro/

veterinarian

/veˈtero/

weather

/veterproɡˈnozo/

weather forecast

/ˈveti/

to bet, wager

/vetpeˈristo/

bookie, bookmaker

/vetuˈrado/

travel, transport

/vetuˈrejo/

roadway (The main or central portion of a road, used by the vehicles.)

/veˈturi/

to go by vehicle; to ride (around); to travel

/veturiˈleto/

little vehicle

/vetuˈrilo/

vehicle

/veˈturo/

ride, trip

/veˈziko/

/veˈziro/

vizier

/ˈveʃto/

vest