/vikimeˈdio/

Wikimedia

/vikipeˈdio/

Wikipedia

/vikivortaˈristo/

Wiktionarian

/vikivorˈtaro/

Wiktionary

/ˈviko/

Wicca (neopagan religion)

/viktoˈria/

a female given name, equivalent to English Victoria

/viktoˈrino/

a female given name, equivalent to English Victoria

/viktoˈrio/

Victoria (a state of Australia, located in the southeastern part of the continent; a former British colony from 1851 to 1901)

/vikˈtoro/

a male given name, equivalent to English Victor.

/vilˈhelmo/

a male given name from German, equivalent to English William

/ˈvilno/

Vilnius (the capital of Lithuania)

/virɡiˈnio/

Virginia (a state of the United States)

/virɡulinˈsuloi̯/

Virgin Islands (an archipelago of the Caribbean Sea)

/viskonˈsino/

Wisconsin (a state in the Upper Midwest region of the United States)

/ˈvito/

a male given name from Latin

/vizaˈd͡ʒlibro/

Facebook

/viˈxeno/

Wijchen (a city in Gelderland, Netherlands)

/viʃˈnuo/

Vishnu, a deity of Hinduism

/vi/

/ˈvia/

your, yours

/viaˈdukto/

viaduct

/viˈanda/

meaty

/viˈando/

meat

/viandoˈsuko/

gravy

/viaˈnome/

in your name

/viaˈtiko/

viaticum

/vibraˈfona/

of or relating to vibraphones, vibraphonic

/vibraˈfono/

vibraphone, a musical instrument similar to the xylophone

/ˈvibri/

to vibrate

/viˈbrilo/

vibrator

/viˈbriso/

whisker (long, projecting hair growing near the mouth or muzzle of an animal)

/vibroˈsoni/

to rumble

/viˈburno/

sap

/vit͡sadmiˈralo/

vice admiral

/ˈvit͡se/

in rows

/vit͡sfiˈlino/

stepdaughter

/vit͡sˈfilo/

stepson

/ˈvit͡so/

/viˈt͡sordo/

queueing order

/vit͡spaˈtrino/

stepmother

/vit͡sˈpatro/

stepfather

/vit͡spreziˈdanto/

vice president

/vit͡spreziˈdento/

vice president

/viˈt͡sred͡ʒo/

viceroy

/vit͡st͡ʃefmiˈnistro/

deputy prime minister, vice prime minister

/ˈvida/

visual

/viˈdaʒo/

sight, something seen

/ˈvide/

visually, by sight

/viˈdebla/

visible

/viˈdeble/

visibly

/videˈblet͡so/

visibility

/viˈdebli/

to be visible

/viˈdeblo/

visibility

/viˈdeo/

video

/video-bˈloɡo/

vlog, videoblog (a weblog using videos)

/videokameˈrao/

video camera

/videoˈludo/

video game

/viˈdeto/

glimpse (light short look, peep)

/ˈvidi/

to see

/viˈdiɡi/

to show

/viˈdinda/

worth seeing

/vidinˈdaʒo/

place worth seeing: tourist attraction

/viˈdid͡ʒi/

to appear

/ˈvido/

/vidoˈpunkto/

alternative form of vidpunkto (“vantage point; point of view”)

/vidˈpunkto/

/vidˈvino/

widow (woman whose spouse has died)

/vidˈvit͡ʃo/

widower

/ˈvidvo/

widower

/viˈena/

Viennese

/ˈviɡla/

alert, vigilant

/ˈviɡle/

alertly

/viˈɡlid͡ʒi/

to become awake/alert

/ˈvika/

Wiccan

/viˈkano/

a Wiccan

/vikaˈrio/

vicar

/viˈkinɡa/

of or related to Vikings

/viˈkinɡo/

Viking (Scandinavian seafaring warrior)

/viˈkio/

wiki (collaborative, publicly editable website)

/vikˈtimo/

H-system spelling of vilaĝo

H-system spelling of vilaĝoj

H-system spelling of vilaĝojn

H-system spelling of vilaĝon

X-system spelling of vilaĝo

X-system spelling of vilaĝoj

X-system spelling of vilaĝojn

X-system spelling of vilaĝon

/viˈlao/

villa

/viˈlad͡ʒa/

village (of or relating to a village)

/vilad͡ʒaˈnino/

female villager, villageress

/vilaˈd͡ʒano/

villager

/vilaˈd͡ʒeto/

hamlet

/viˈlad͡ʒo/

village

/ˈvilo/

/ˈvina/

wine; of or relating to wine

/vinaˈɡreto/

vinaigrette

/viˈnaɡro/

vinegar

/vinˈbero/

grape (fruit)

/vinbeˈrujo/

vine (climbing plant that produces grapes)

/vinˈdaʒo/

diaper; nappy

/ˈvindi/

to wind, to twist, to coil, to wrap

/ˈvindo/

/vindoˈtuko/

diaper; nappy

/viˈnejo/

place where wine is stored, wine cellar

/vinˈɡlaso/

wine glass

/vinˈjeto/

vignette (decorative design)

/ˈvinko/

periwinkle

/ˈvinkto/

rivet, staple

/ˈvino/

wine (an alcoholic beverage made by fermenting grape juice, with an ABV ranging from 5.5–16%)

/vinoloˈɡio/

oenology, vinology (scientific study of wines)

/ˈvintra/

winter, wintry; of or relating to winter

/ˈvintre/

during winter

/ˈvintro/

winter

/vintroˈdormo/

hibernation

/viˈola/

/vioˈlento/

violence

/violkoˈlora/

violet (color)

/violkoˈloro/

violet (color)

/viˈolo/

/violonisˈtino/

female violinist

/violoˈnisto/

violinist

/vioˈlono/

violin

/violont͡ʃeˈlisto/

cellist

/violonˈt͡ʃelo/

cello

/viˈpero/

viper

/ˈvipi/

/ˈvipo/

whip

/viˈpuro/

viper

male

/ˈvira/

male

/viraˈbelo/

drone (male bee)

/viˈralko/

bull elk; bull moose

/viraˈnaso/

drake (male duck)

/viranˈsero/

gander (male goose)

/virˈbovo/

bull

/viˈret͡sa/

manlike

/viˈret͡so/

masculinity

/ˈvirɡa/

virgin, virginal

/virˈɡenro/

masculine

/virɡuˈlino/

virgin (female)

/virˈɡulo/

a virgin

/virˈhundo/

male dog, dog (narrow sense: male dog), he-dog

/viˈrilo/

penis

/viˈrina/

/viriˈnet͡so/

femininity

/viˈrinɡo/

/viˈrino/

woman

/virˈkapro/

male goat, billy goat, goat buck (literally: “man-goat”)

/virˈkato/

male cat; tom

/virˈkoko/

a rooster, a cock (literally: "man-chicken")

/virkuˈniklo/

male rabbit, buck

/virmeleˈaɡro/

turkey-cock (male turkey)

/ˈviro/

man (adult male human)

/virˈporko/

boar, male pig (literally "man-pig")

/virsekˈsulo/

a male

H-system spelling of virŝafo

H-system spelling of virŝafoj

H-system spelling of virŝafojn

H-system spelling of virŝafon

X-system spelling of virŝafo

X-system spelling of virŝafoj

X-system spelling of virŝafojn

X-system spelling of virŝafon

/ˈvirta/

virtuous

/ˈvirto/

virtue

/virtuˈala/

virtual

/virtuˈozo/

virtuoso

/viˈrulo/

male

/viˈrurso/

a male bear

/viˈruso/

virus

/virusoloˈɡio/

virology (branch of microbiology that deals with the study of viruses and viral disease)

/virˈvulpo/

a male fox (literally: “man-fox”)

/virt͡ʃeˈvalo/

male horse, stallion

/virˈʃafo/

ram

/visiˈɡoto/

Visigoth

/visˈkio/

whiskey, whisky

/ˈvisko/

mistletoe

/visˈkoza/

viscous

/viskoˈzet͡so/

viscosity

/ˈvisto/

whist

/viˈtat͡soi̯/

Collectively, all plants of the family Vitaceae.

/viˈtala/

vital

/vitaˈmino/

vitamin

/viˈtejo/

vineyard

/ˈvito/

vine (climbing plant that produces grapes)

/vitoloˈɡio/

vitology

/ˈvitra/

glass

/vitriˈolo/

vitriol (various sulfates)

/ˈvitro/

/ˈviva/

/viˈvadi/

to live for a significant period of time

/viˈvado/

life, living

/viˈvanta fosiˈlio/

living fossil (all senses)

/viˈvaʒo/

living thing

/vivˈdau̯ro/

lifetime

/ˈvive/

In a lively manner.

/viˈverno/

wyvern (a dragon with two legs instead of four, usually depicted as bipedal)

/ˈvivi/

to live

/viˈviɡi/

to bring to life, enliven

/viviˈpova/

viable

/vivisekˈt͡sio/

vivisection (action of invasive treatment of a living organism for scientific investigation)

/vivmaniˈero/

lifestyle; way of life

/vivmiˈnat͡sa/

life-threatening

/ˈvivo/

life

/vivoˈdau̯ro/

lifetime

/ˈvivu/

long live

/vivuˈkrio/

a cry of "long live" or "viva" (Esperanto: vivu!)

/vivˈd͡ʒojo/

joie de vivre

/viˈzad͡ʒa/

facial

/vizad͡ʒˈlibro/

alternative letter-case form of Vizaĝlibro

/viˈzad͡ʒo/

/viziˈero/

visor

/viˈzio/

/viziˈtadi/

to frequent, to visit repeatedly

/viˈziti/

/vizitˈkarto/

visiting card

/viˈzito/

visit

/ˈvizo/

visa

/ˈvit͡ʃa/

Wiccan

/viˈt͡ʃano/

a Wiccan

/ˈvit͡ʃo/

Wicca

/ˈviʃi/

to wipe

/viˈʃilo/

towel

/viʃˈtuko/

duster