verukku, n. Fright.
          As. fyrhtu, E. fright, G. furcht, D.vrucht.

     veŠi, n. Great anger, frenzy, madness.
          L. furo (to rage), furioe (violent) passion, E. fury.
          L. furere (to be mad), E. furore.

     veŠu, verum, adj. Mere.
          E. mere, OF. mier, L. merus (alone).

     v„˜ai, n. and adv. Time, while.
          AS. hwil (a time. a space of time), E. while, D.wijle,
          Goth,.kveila, G. weila (a time).

     v„Šu. n. Different person, place or thing.
          L. variare, F. varier, E. varry.
          E. derivatives: various, variegated, variant, variation,
          variety, variorum etc.

     ii) Words bearing Morphological and Semasiological
            Similarity of the Second Degree

     ahku, To be acute, sharp.
          L. ac. Gk. oxus. E. acute.

     agai, v.i. To be broken.
          v.t. To cut.
          n. Component parts.

     akkakkƒy, adv. Asunder.

     akku, n. A piece, bit, trifle.
          ME. hacken, WG. hakkon, G. hacken, D. hakken. E. hack.

     ašumbu, v.i. To ooze.
          n. 1. ooze, exudation, 2. minute drop of water, 3. soft
          mud, 4. miry place, mud hole. 5. spring.
          AS. wos, wase, Ice. vas, ON. veisa, E. ooze.

     adugu [(Te.)]f. a˜ (T.) ear], v.t. to ask.
          AS. ascian, OE. asci, ME. ask, isk, E. ask, Dan. aska,
          D.eischon, OFris, askia, Lith. jeszkan.