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vacated, to beupinvbarren (to be), empty (to be), vacated (to be)A iuun to upin rakah en.The house is indeed empty.

vanishro 1vdisappear (to), lost (to be), vanish (to)Babiron, a ma tah vih varih no a komömah to iu non to ro këh ee pën, me a ma ohop vavatëk vavih pën to ro këh ee pën.Babylon, these good things your(s) stomach wanted vanished away from you, and your(s) good clothes for decorating have vanished away from you(s).

VarasiVarasiPrp.NVarasiA Varasi eʼ e siʼ kea peöʼ.Varasi, he is my little brother.

various directionsvavahadvabout, round about, various directions (go)Ko vahutët va pa tah pamëh vatvi vëhëhöʼ vavah en pa ma vöön kurus to teʼ ne pa moeh totope va Jiutiaʼ.And the story of that thing went quickly round about through all the villages that were in the mountainous land of Judea.

vblzra 8vblzrvblzaA poa a köövo, a köövo.The two (who) are women.

veneervatösvattach (to), broaden (to), double (to), join together (to), veneer (to)Ea se vatös a poa tevan.We(incl) will join the two beds.

Venus, morning startooveaʼnVenus (morning star)A tooveaʼ to tavus maʼ pa pöstakah.The Venus appears in the morning.

verandaparantaʼEnglishnfloor, porch, verandaA iuun parantaʼ pe Sime.The veranda house bilongs to Sime.

veryopöhadvvery, indeedO resis opöh apuh po Tinputz.The contests at Tinputz are very big.pah 2advindeed, only that, really, same, veryEöʼ to pah maë rakah eoʼ.I am very hungry indeed.paraʼadvreally, very, very muchA naon to paraʼ rë.The tree is very long.rakahadvindeed, really, surely, straight, veryA naon apuh rakah.The tree is big indeed.rës 2advveryA tait pe Seosëp rës vih.Joseph's green parrot is very good.sih 4advindeed, truly, veryO koaʼ to iu vi ine sih a ëën o oe.All the children want very much to eat a coconut.vahat 3advbadly, veryA tëëm no a napan to soe vahat a oah.At the time when the people talk badly to you(s).varoadvdistant, far away, remote, veryE koaʼ peöʼ to pah teʼ varo e non maʼ.My child is indeed far away.vi 2adjmuch, veryE köövo to kon a kuma vi.The woman got many sweet potatoes.vörepadvmuch, really, very, very muchO köövo to pah vahuh vörep e po koaʼ pa tëëm vëh.The women indeed give birth very much to children at this time.

very badlyvavahatadvvery badly...pare soe vavahat ee peʼ....they talked very badly to him.

very goodvihvihadjvery good...pareʼ vataare vahik rakah en peʼ pa ma muhin kurus, me a ma moeh tah vihvih peʼ....and he showed him indeed all the powers of the world, and it's good things.

very hardsivakadvvery hardE koaʼ to pah kik sivak en pa pa.The child indeed kicked the ball very hard (far).

very muchapeanadjbetter, special, very muchIvëh, ke ea me se keh pënton varo ee pa soe apean pe Ieesuʼ se kon hah a ra, ea hikta onöt no a rusin këh a kiiki pe Ieesuʼ.Therefore, then if we(incl) listen faraway to the special talk of Jesus that he will get us(incl) back, we(incl) are not able run away from the judgement of Jesus.itoeʼadvtruly, very muchE köövo vëh rës manot itoeʼ.This woman here is truly very old.paraʼadvreally, very, very muchA naon to paraʼ rë.The tree is very long.pöh 3advsame, very muchA pöh uhön to nus maʼ kuru.Very much rain fell today.suntan 1advloudly, surely, very muchEën rës suntan a këh.You very much dislike the dog.tiröeʼadvvery muchKoe a tiröeʼ a neoʼ pa taëën.Do not give me too much food.vaoah 2advvery muchA tank to puh vaoah ko takoʼ ke en.The tank is very much full and it spilled over.vörepadvmuch, really, very, very muchO köövo to pah vahuh vörep e po koaʼ pa tëëm vëh.The women indeed give birth very much to children at this time.

very much likehutët 2advvery much likeEën to teʼ hutët enom pa teʼ papön.You are very much like a stupid person.

very rec pstvu 3tnsvery rec pstE sinaʼ nö vu nih?Where did mother go recently.

very soft, to bemurakvvery soft (to be)Eöʼ to pah vaköm rakah eoʼ po oeh to paraʼ murak.I really looked indeed for very very soft ground.

very wellvavavihadvcarefully, closely, correctly, favorably, properly, very wellEën se pupui vavavih a ma peret.You have to wash the plates properly.

villagePangunaʼPrp.NPanguna, copper mine, villagePangunaʼ a ëhnan a vöön.Panguna is the name of a village.vöönnhome, place, villageA vöön peöʼ a Sisikoʼ.My village is Sisiko.

vinenoʼ 2nbush, garbage pile, refuse (the), rubbish, trash, vineO noʼ to paraʼ ep vahat.The garbage pile looks very bad.urisnrope, string, vineO uris pe köövo to tökurus.The rope of the woman broke.

vinegarvinikaʼEnglishnvinegarKa pah teʼ vavaveo pareʼ vahoʼ na ta tah rö ötöt ruen manih po vinikaʼ,...And one man ran and he put vinegar in the thing for holding water,...

violent angerheve 2vangry, cross, indignant, violent angerPitaʼ to heve vörep.Peter is very angry.

virginmateannbridegroom, virginE köövo vëh e a matean.This women is a virgin.matiannvirgin (male)Ee o teʼ poë varih o matian, no a pop pee to totoopin ko vih rakah.Those people were virgins, their earthly lives were straight (righteous) and pure indeed.muriaknannbride, virgin...to nö maʼ peöʼ pareʼ soe pan, “Nö mah, köʼ vataare oah e muriaknan pa Soneʼ Sipsip to vaen vahik me en peʼ.”...came to me and he said like this, "You(s) come, and I will show you(s) the virgin of the Small Sheep (Lamb) already married with (to) him."

virgin (female)muriatnanadjvirgin (female)A muriatnan köövo ivëh, e Mariaʼ.The virgin woman here, is Mary.

visiontata 2nvisionE voe to ep a tata koman a iuun peʼ.The man saw a vision in his house.

visitvavih 1vapologize (to), free (to be), make good (to), make well (to), reconciled (to be), visit (to), wander (to), well done (to be)Ka soe man pamëh me hah en peöm manih pa taateʼ teʼ vavih.And all these true words will bring you(p) back to the custom of being free.

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