Germ.reg. | bochowantschl | White Wagtail, 313 |
Franç.: Poutroye | wantié | to swing, FEW 21: 396 |
Engl. | wander | Germ. wandern, errer |
Franç.: NE | vouander | se balancer, FEW 21: 391 |
Franç.: Gers | houandéjá | brandiller, secouer, FEW 21: 315 |
Franç.: VS | bouyandàyre | lavandière; White Wagtail, 313 |
Germ. | wandwäher | Kestrel, 234 |
Lith. | vandenynas | ocean:always in motion, cf. treathanð6.3.1. |
Lith. | vandené | water sprite |
Ital. | onda | wave |
Franç. | onde | wave; poetic: water |
Ital. | vento | wind vanity, ostentation |
Franç. | vaniteux | (arch.) frivolous, futile, inconstant |
Ital. | véntola | fan, French éventail |
Ital. | ventolare | to move to an fro |
Ital. | ventura | chance, adventure |
Roman. | vînturâ | to winnow |
Roman. | vînturel | Kestrel, 234 |
Germ. | windweher | Kestrel, 234, cf. wandwäher, above |
Engl. | wind | to turn; wind, cf. vento, above and bind ð6.3.14. |
Germ. | wenden | to turn |
Russian | vint | screw |
Czech | vinoudi | to roll up |
Russian | vinovy | spirale |
Engl. | vine | any climbing plant; bellvine bindweed, cf. sviacec, below |
Franç. | vigne | climbings plants (Vitis,Ampelopsis) |
Franç. | vigne noire | black bryony (a climber) |
Bulg. | víja | to twist |
Czech | sviacec | bindweed |
Czech | svihek | roller |
Sbc. | vájati | to weave |
Sbc. | vijati | to fly in circles |
Sbc. | vijoglav | Wryneck, 279 |
Germ.reg. | wihals | Wryneck, 279, Germ. wendehals |
Ital. | vía | way |
VS | váyon | footpath |
Engl. | way | a path of course |
Franç. | gué | ford |
Franç.: Berry | yà | he tied, French il lia |
Franç.: VS | íya, víya | bindweed |
Gael.I. | ialus | id. |
Franç.: Vouvant | vyèle | clematis |
Franç.(a.litt.) | viez | leather strap |
Franç.: VS | yâble | clematis |
Franç. | houblon | hop (a climbing plant) |
Franç. | liane | liana |
Franç. | lier | to tie, bindð6.3.14. |
Franç. | liseron | bindweed, see bindð6.3.14. |
Ital. | vilucchio | id. |
Ital. | viluppa | tangled; confusion |
Ital. | sviluppare | to develope, undo |
Engl. | willowy | supple |
Engl. | willow | bush or tree with flexible withy |
Bulg. | véja | to twist |
Franç.: VS | yèta | to bind |
Franç.: Leytron (VS) | yètale | gaillet |
Franç.: VS | yorte | lien (d'osier) |
Franç.: VS | yortâ | s'enrouler autour |
Lat. | vieo | to bend, plait |
Skr. | vyáyati | to envelope |
Lith. | vyti | to twist; veju to plait, roll up |
Lettish | vit | to roll up |
Lith. | vytis | willow withy |
Lat. | vitis | vine |
Span.: Pyr. | vitau | clematis |
Span. | vid | vine |
Cat. | viedella | clematis |
Svensk | vide | willow |
Germ. | weide | id. |
Engl. | with | flexible twig |
Engl. | withy | willow, Klein p. 83 |
Engl. | wither | shrink, fade |
Engl.: Scot. | swither | batter, swirl, speed away etc. |
Lettish | vikne | tendril |
Franç. | vesce | plant with tendrils, gesse, above |
Ital. | veccia | id. |
Engl. | vetch | id. |
Ukr. | vitat' | hover in the air |
Ukr. | boryviter | Kestrel, 234 (Illyr. bor- wind), cf. fute-vînt, above |
Franç. | vitteau | id. |
Germ. | wetter | weather, storm, wind |
Czech | vitr | wind |
Pol. | wieterzno | windy |
Ukr. | vitrolom | Kestrel, 234 |
Franç.: Malm. | vetroï | être en agitation, FEW 21: 358 |
Franç.: Gleize | vètruyer | aller et venir |
Franç. | vite | rapide, cf. fastð6.2.8. |
Franç. | vétille | bagatelle ð6.2.25. |
Franç.: SR | vouéttacoua | White Wagtail, 313 (cf. witte, above) |
Franç.: Montb. | dévouitenai (se) | s'agiter, FEW 21: 360, 363 |
Franç.: Ajoie | vouitenai | se débattre, FEW 21: 363 |
Franç.: SR | voueti | remuer |
Franç.: Fraize | witelèr | gigoter, FEW 21: 363 |
Germ.reg. | witte | White Wagtail, 313 |
Engl.reg. | wattie et var. | White Wagtail, 313 |
Engl. | wattle | stick, bat (bat); hanging caruncle |
Engl.: n.Engl. | swat | Common Sandpiper, 178 |
Engl. | swat | to hit; swatter to splash in water (ducks) |
Engl. | swath | the space covered by the stroke of a scythe |
Engl. | water | the moving, fluid element, cf. aguað6.2.25. |
Svensk | vätt | spirit of the earth, gnome |
Skr. | vàti, vayati | to blow (wind) |
Germ. (OHG) | wàja | id. |
Ital.reg. | vettuvettye | bat, 16.1 |
Arabic | watwat | bat, cf. batð6.3.20. |
Iran | vatvàt | bat; Swift, 321 |