vƒra–am. n. Sea
          T. marinus, F. marin, E. marine, marina etc.

     vikkal, n. Hiccup.
          E. hiccup, hiccough, Dan. and D. hik, F. hoquet, W. ig,
          Armor. hicq.

     višukku, onom. Expression of quick motion ‘višuvišu’ is an
          onom. expression of quick spread of fire. višu-višukku.
          E. whisk, n. Bunch of grass, hair, etc., to flap dust off,
          flies away, etc.,
          n. To move with a quick sweeping motion; earlier wisk;
          Dan. viske, to wipe; Sw. viska, to wipe, to wag the tail;
          G. wischen, to wipe; ON. visk; OHG. wisc, wisp; LG. wisk,
          quick movement. - C.O.D.

     vi——i, vi——il, n. Beetle.
          AS. bitel, E. beetle.
     vidalai, n, A bull-calf, a lad, a chieftain of dry region in
     ancient Tamil country.

     L. vittula, vitulus, Gk. italos (a bull-calf), It. vitallo, OE. veel,
          vele, OSc. veil, OF. vedel, veel, (a calf), E. veal (flesh of
          calf).

     vi‰i, v.i. and t. l. to open the eyes. 2. To wake from sleep. 3.
          To be wide awake, to be watchful or vigilant. 4. To see,
          to know.
          n. 1. Eye. 2. Knowledge. 3. Wisdom.
          L. video, vis, (to see), E. vide, supervise, E. vigil. f. OF.
          vigile, f. L. vigil.
          E. wake, OE. wacian, D. waken,
          G. wachen. E. watch, OE. woeccan.
          E. wit (to know), OE. witan, D. weten. G. wissen.
          E. wise, OE. wis, D. wijs, G. weis.
          It is natural for ‘‰’ to change into ‘d’,’k’ or ‘g’ and ‘t’
          and for ‘d, into ‘š’.

     vi‰u, v.i. To fall.