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Chapter 23

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=venida=, _f._, coming, arrival.

=venir, (a)=, to come, draw near, approach, advance; move forward _or_ toward; =--se=, to come on; =--se abajo=, to fall, collapse.

=ventana=, _f._, window; nostril.

=ventar=, to blow.

=ventilar=, to air; discuss (business).

=ventura=, _f._, luck, chance, fortune; =por ----=, perchance, perhaps.

=ver=, to see, glance at; scrutinize, scan; look into, examine; =--se=, to be seen; find oneself, be; =a ----=, _v. p. 53, n. 1_.

=verano=, _m._, summer.

=veras=, _f. pl._, truth, reality; =de ----=, really, truly, certainly, sincerely; indeed.

=verdad=, _f._, truth, reality, fact; =a la ----=, indeed, in truth.

=verdadero, --a=, veritable, genuine, actual, real.

=verde=, green.

=verdugo=, _m._, hangman, executioner.

=vereda=, _f._, foot-path.

=vergonzoso, --a=, bashful, shy, shamefaced.

=vergüenza=, _f._, shame, disgrace; =sin ----=, _m. or f._, _v. p. 45, n. 1_.

=verter=, to shed.

=vertiginoso, --a=, giddy, dizzying, bewildering.

=vestir=, to clothe, dress.

=vetusto, --a=, ancient, old.

=vez=, _f._, time, turn, occasion; =a la ----=, at once, at the same time, together; =a su ----=, in his (her, etc.) turn; =a veces=, at times, occasionally; =cada ---- más=, more and more; =de ---- en cuando=, from time to time; =en ---- de=, instead of; =otra ----=, again, once more; =pocas veces=, seldom; =por dos ----=, twice over; =rara ----=, rarely, seldom; =repetidas ----=, repeatedly; =tal ----=, perhaps, perchance; =una ----=, once, on one occasion; =unas ----=, sometimes, at times.

=vía=, _f._, road, way.

=viaje=, _m._, journey, trip.

=vianda=, _f._, food, provisions, viands.

=víbora=, _f._, viper.

=vibrante=, vibrating, quivering.

=vicio=, _m._, vice.

=vicioso, --a=, vicious, corrupt, depraved.

=víctima=, _f._, victim.

=victoria=, _f._, victory, conquest, triumph.

=victorioso, --a=, victorious, triumphant.

=vida=, _f._, life, existence; living, livelihood.

=vieja=, _f._, old woman.

=viejo, --a=, old, aged; antiquated, old-fashioned.

=viene=, _etc._, _v._ =venir=.

=viernes=, _m._, Friday.

=viento=, _m._, wind, breeze.

=vigilar=, to watch over, superintend.

=vigorosamente=, vigorously, energetically, hard.

=villa=, _f._, villa, country-house; town.

=villanía=, _f._, villainy, baseness, crime.

=villano, --a=, _m. & f._, villein, peasant, vassal.

=vinagre=, _m._, vinegar.

=viniendo=, _etc._, _v._ =venir=.

=vino=, _m._, wine.

=violencia=, _f._, violence, intensity, fierceness, fury, rage.

=violento, --a=, violent, vehement, furious.

=violeta=, _f._, violet; lavender, purple.

=Virgen=, _f._, the Virgin (Mary).

=virtud=, _f._, virtue, force, strength; uprightness, integrity, rectitude; force, efficacy.

=virtuoso, --a=, virtuous, upright, honorable.

=visible=, ----, evident, manifest.

=visita=, _f._, visit, call.

=visitar=, to visit, see, call on; inspect.

=vislumbrar=, to catch a glimpse, see faintly; glimpse; =--se=, to glimmer, shine faintly.

=víspera=, _f._, eve; =en --s de=, on the point of, about to.

=vista=, _f._, ----, view, outlook, prospect; gaze, sight, eyes; =a la ----=, in view, near; =en ---- de=, with reference to; =quitar la ----=, to obstruct the view; =hasta la ----=, _au revoir_.

=visto, --a=, _p.p._ =ver=.

=viuda=, _f._, widow.

=vivamente=, quickly, rapidly, excitedly.

=vivienda=, _f._, dwelling, lodging, shelter.

=vivir=, to live, be, exist; dwell, inhabit.

=vivo, --a=, alive, living; alight, kindled; quick, active, bright, spirited; loud, lively, emphatic; deep; vehement, intense; hasty, impulsive; =en lo más ----=, to the very quick.

=vizcaíno, --a=, Biscayan, of Biscay, Vizcaya.

=vociferar=, to shout, exclaim, bawl, clamor.

=volar=, to fly (around), flutter, hover.

=voltear=, to swoop, fly around, whirl.

=voluntad=, _f._, will, consent, wish, desire, choice.

=voluntariamente=, voluntarily, willingly.

=voluptuoso, --a=, voluptuous, pleasurable, agreeable.

=volver=, to turn, return, come back; direct; =---- a= + inf., _v. p. 7, n. 5_; =---- en sí=, to regain consciousness; =---- sobre los pasos=, to retrace one's steps; =--se=, to turn; =--se loco=, to go mad; =--se (a)=, to turn, become; turn towards, turn about.

=vomitar= (_pers. indir. obj._), to discharge, shower, pour out, spit out.

=voto=, _m._, vow, tribute.

=voy=, _v._ =ir=.

=voz=, _f._, voice, cry, call, clamor; report, rumor, public opinion; =a una ----=, all together; =en alta ----=, aloud; =a voces=, loudly, noisily.

=vuelo=, _m._, flight.

=vuelta=, _f._, turn, return; _v. p. 11, n. 1; p. 30, n. 6; p. 82, n. 1; p. 107, n. 1; p. 145, n. 3; p. 153, n. 1._

=vuelto, --a=, _p.p._ =volver=.

=vuelva=, _etc._, _v._ =volver=.

Y

=y=, and.

=ya=, already, now, immediately; then, presently; later; well!; =---- no=, no longer; =---- sé=, I know! =ya que=, even if.

=yacer=, to lie.

=yerto, --a=, motionless, stiff; numb, rigid; petrified, paralyzed (w. fear).

=yugo=, _m._, yoke, power, irksome authority.

Z

=zagala=, _f._, lass, maid.

=zaguán=, _m._, entrance, vestibule, hall.

=zalamero, --a=, flattering, wheedling, coaxing, fawning.

=zambombo=, _m._, fool, clown, lubber, cur.

=zángano=, _m._, idler, drone.

=zapato=, _m._, shoe.

=zarco, --a=, pale blue.

=zarza=, _f._, bramble.

=¡zas=! bang! slap!

=zoquete=, _m._, morsel, bit, crumb, bite, mouthful.

=zorra=, _f._, fox.

=zozobra=, _f._, anxiety, worry.

=zozobrar=, to founder, sink, capsize.

=zumba=, _f._, joke; =con ----=, jestingly, jocularly, facetiously.

=zumbar=, to joke, tease; resound, hum, buzz, ring, roar.

=zumbido=, _m._, buzzing, humming, murmur.

=zutano, --a=, _m. & f._, so-and-so, such-a-one.

FOOTNOTES:

[A] Bibliography: P. Francisco Blanco García, La Literatura Española en el siglo XIX, Madrid, 1891; H. Butler Clarke, Spanish Literature, London and New York, 1893; J. Fitzmaurice Kelly, Spanish Literature, London, 1898; M. Bordes, Étude préliminaire in French translation of El Maestrante, by J. Gaure, Paris, 1899; W. D. Howells, Harper's Magazine, April, 1886, and November, 1886; London Chronicle, Aug. 10th, 1894.

[B] Blanco García.

[C] Blanco García.