A Ă B C D E Ě F G H I J K L M N O P R S Ş T U Ü V Y Z V vak small;
vakla to make small;
vaklan to break up into small pieces, to chop up
vak-kuşĕ ice-hole
valli postposition for, for the sake of
Van‘uk proper name Johnny (from Ivan ‘John‘)
var valley, center, midst
vara since, after, indeed, so thus, so that
vaska to hurrj, hasten; vaskat- to drive
vată old, oldster
văkăr ox, bull
văl he, she, it, that
vălta fishhook
văran to wake up, waken;
vărat to wake
vără seed; bandit
vărăm long
vărlăh seed, grain
vărman forest
vărş to fight, quarrel, war; vărşă war
vărttăn secretly
văta middle, center;
vătalăh middle;
vătam central, average
vătăr thirty
văhăt time, instance
văj strength;
văjlă strong
văjă games, dances and singing
vĕltlet to flash, zip, whiz (past);
vĕltĕrtet flutter, flash, hover
vĕren rope, line
vĕren to study, learn;
vĕreneken disciple, student;
vĕrenü studies;
vĕrent to teach;
vĕrenteken teacher
vĕri hot, heat
vĕr-şĕnĕ brand-new
vĕsem they (plural of văl);
vĕsen their
vĕş I end; vĕşe-hĕrri-sĕr "without its end and edge" = infinite
vĕş II to fly;
vĕşen-kajăk flying creature, bird
vĕşer to unfasten;
vĕşerĕn to unfasten oneseif
vĕtĕ small, tiny
vil to die
vintovkă (Russ.) rifle
vir‘jal upper dialect of Chuvash
viş to measure
viş, vişĕ, vişşĕ three; vişşĕn three together, three at a time
vit to cover;
vitĕn to cover oneseif
vitĕr postposition: through
vitre (Russ. ) pail, bucket
vyljăh livestock
vylja- to plaj
vyr to reap
vyrăn place, spot,; bed;
vyrnaş to be located, situated;
virnaştar- to settle (transitive);
vyrăn (padezhĕ) locative case
vyrăs Russian
vyrsarnikun Sunday
vyrt to lie
vystavka (Russ.) exposition, fair
syn. kurav vyş to be hungrj;
vyşă hungry
vyşlăh noun starvation
vyşlăh adj. greedy
vlast" (Russ.) authority
vula to read; vulakan reader, one who reads;
vulakan reading;
vulattar to make read, to have read
vun, vună, vunnă ten
vut fire
vută firewood
vutăsh water sprite