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AS. feelen,
E. fall, G. fallen, D. vallen, Dan. falde.
vi‰ai,
v…‰, v.t. To desire, to love.
Gk. philos
(love), philao (to love) E. phiology, philanthropy,
etc.
vi˜a!šu,
v.t. To beat well with a cane.
Gk. plasso
(to strike), E. flog, prov, E. flack, L. flagello
(to whip),
flagrum (a whip).
vi˜i,
v.t. to call, address.
E. peal (to
make a loud sound).
L. pellare
(to address), F. appall (to call).
E. appeal,
to call to help; repeal, to call back.
viŠai, v.i.
To become stiff by cold.
AS. fryan,
D. vreizen. Dan. fryse, G. frieren, OHG.
friusan, Goth.
frius, E. freeze.
L. frigo (to
be cold), frigidus, E. frigid, Gk. phrisso (to
shiver with
cold).
AS. and E.
frosk (tp frozen dew).
v…Œgu,
v.i. To swell, to increase.
AS. weaxan,
E. wax, Ice. vaxa, Dan. vexe, swivaxa, G.
wachsen, D.
wassen.
v…–, n. and
adj. vain, empty.
L. vanus, F. and E. vain.
ve——am, n.
light.
Gk. photos
(light), ve˜ku-vehku, v.t. To desire,
to covet,
vehku-b„ku
(K). to desire, entreat, request.
E.
beg.
vel, v.t. To conquer, win.
AS. winnan,
E. win. Ice. vinna, Dan. vinde, G. gewinnen,
Goth. vinan,
L. vincere (to conquer)
veru, veruvu, v.i, To fear.
AS. foer,
E. fear, Ice. far, OHG. fara, L. verior, E. revere.
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