Dictionary/Words Starting with V

Spanish Words Starting with V

Adjective(25)

A person is shown carefully climbing a small wooden ladder to rescue an orange kitten stuck in a tree, depicting a brave person.

valiente

→brave

Two young children, a boy and a girl, confidently crossing a narrow wooden plank bridge over a small stream while holding hands.

valientes

→brave

A large, brilliantly cut ruby gem resting on a soft, deep red velvet cushion, symbolizing high monetary value.

valioso

→valuable

A small person straining to push a huge, grey stone block up an extremely steep hill, illustrating a futile effort.

vano

→futile

A high quality illustration showing several distinct, bright red apples scattered lightly on a clean wooden table, illustrating an indefinite quantity.

varias

→several

Five bright red apples are scattered loosely on a plain white surface.

varios

→several

Adverbial Phrase(1)

Two diverse people shaking hands with an exaggeratedly firm grip, symbolizing sincerity and genuine agreement.

veras

→really

Gerund(1)

A cheerful figure sitting on a sofa, intently watching a large, glowing television screen showing a colorful landscape.

viendo

→seeing

Interjection(4)

Two smiling friends agreeing, with one giving a thumbs-up.

vale

→Okay

A colorful storybook illustration showing two simplistic, smiling human figures running side-by-side down a path, suggesting immediate departure or movement.

vamonos

→Let's go

A child with an expression of pure amazement looking up at a giant, vibrant rainbow.

vaya

→Wow!

A person with wide smile raising both arms up in a gesture of celebration and cheering. The background is bright and colorful.

viva

→long live

Noun(23)

A cheerful cartoon squirrel is shown performing the same action: sitting on a small wooden stump. The squirrel is depicted three separate times across the image, illustrating three distinct instances or occurrences.

veces

→times

A view of a cheerful neighborhood street with multiple simple, colorful houses lined up among green trees.

vecindario

→neighborhood

A row of simple transportation vehicles: a red car, a blue bus, and a yellow bicycle, all moving along a road in a sunny landscape.

vehículos

→vehicles

A small, clear glass vial filled with glowing, vibrant emerald green liquid, suggesting poison.

veneno

→poison

A simple, closed wooden window set into a brightly colored stone wall, illustrating a physical building opening.

ventana

→window

A set of balanced scales, with a single white feather on one side and a heavy, dark rock on the other. The scale is tipped down on the feather's side, symbolizing that truth has more weight.

verdad

→truth

Numeral/Adjective(1)

A visual representation of the quantity twenty, showing twenty bright red apples arranged neatly on a simple wooden table.

veinte

→twenty

Past Participle(1)

A small, cheerful person standing directly in front of a bright red house door, indicating their recent arrival after a journey.

venido

→come

Past Participle / Adjective(1)

A child looking up in awe at a brilliant shooting star crossing a dark, clear night sky.

visto

→seen

Pronoun(2)

A high-quality storybook illustration of three smiling young girls standing close together and looking directly at the viewer.

vosotras

→you all (feminine)

A simple storybook illustration showing one person gesturing toward a small group of three friends, representing the concept of 'you all'.

vosotros

→you all

Verb(76)

A person walking on a path toward a distant school building, illustrating the concept of 'going' to a destination.

va

→goes

A colorful storybook illustration showing three stylized figures walking briskly away from the viewer down a winding green path toward the distance, symbolizing movement and departure.

vais

→you go

Two small, smiling figures, perhaps children or friends, holding hands and actively walking away from a colorful, inviting building, symbolizing the act of leaving a place.

vámonos

→Let's go

A group of friends walking together on a path towards a sunny park, representing the action of 'we are going'.

vamos

→we go

A group of three stylized figures walking together along a winding path toward a bright destination.

van

→they go

A person with a backpack walking down a path towards a mountain, illustrating the concept of 'you go'.

vas

→you go

Verb (Command Form)(1)

A storybook illustration showing one person standing firm and pointing away, while three other people are depicted walking quickly in the direction indicated, suggesting they are leaving.

váyanse

→Go away

Verb (Conjugated Form)(5)

A simple colorful storybook illustration of a smiling vendor standing behind a wooden counter. The vendor is holding an empty hand, having just finished a transaction, with a small stack of gold coins resting on the counter.

vendí

→I sold

A small, colorful figure stands on top of a gentle green hill, looking intently towards a bright, distant horizon. The figure is shielding their eyes slightly, suggesting anticipation or conditional viewing.

vería

→I would see

A storybook illustration of a person sitting peacefully on a grassy hill, looking contemplative. Above their head, a large, translucent thought bubble contains a single, stylized open human eye, symbolizing hypothetical or conditional sight.

viera

→I saw (hypothetically)

Two small, smiling figures standing outside a brightly colored, cozy home, illustrating residence.

vivimos

→we live

A small, brightly colored blue bird soaring high through a clear blue sky, depicted in a simple storybook style.

vuela

→flies

Verb (Conjugated)(1)

A friendly young traveler, wearing a small backpack, is pictured stepping fully into a bright room through an open doorway, indicating they have just arrived.

viniste

→you came

Verb (Future Tense, Nosotros Form)(1)

Two small figures walking happily down a green path toward a cozy, brightly lit house in the distance, illustrating the concept of returning to a location.

volveremos

→we will return

Verb (Gerund)(2)

A large, wide-eyed brown owl is perched on a thick tree branch in the darkness, staring intently forward, symbolizing continuous observation.

vigilando

→watching

A brightly colored illustration showing a joyful child running down a path directly toward the viewer, indicating motion toward a specific point.

viniendo

→coming

Verb (Imperative)(1)

A small, stylized character walking quickly away from the brightly colored red door of a cottage, illustrating the action of leaving.

vete

→go away

Verb (Past Participle)(1)

A traveler standing at the doorway of a cozy house, symbolizing their return home after a journey.

vuelto

→returned

Verb (Past Tense Conjugation)(1)

A small child is happily walking back into their brightly colored yard through a white picket gate, signifying a return.

volvió

→he/she/it returned

Verb + Attached Pronoun(1)

A simple colorful illustration showing a figure with wide eyes looking directly at a male figure who is standing nearby.

verle

→to see him

Verb Contraction(1)

verlos

→to see them

Verb Form(2)

A high quality storybook illustration showing a single stylized figure walking rapidly away from the viewer towards a distant horizon line, emphasizing the act of leaving.

váyase

→go away

A smiling child standing on the porch of a small, brightly colored house, suggesting residence and the action of living there.

viviendo

→living

Verb Form (Gerund)(1)

A bright blue stylized bird soaring high in a sunny blue sky with its wings fully extended.

volando

→flying

Verb Phrase (Infinitive + Direct Object Pronoun)(1)

A child standing in a brightly colored field, looking intently toward a woman who is standing a short distance away.

verla

→to see her

adjective(49)

A clear glass jar standing upright on a wooden table, completely devoid of any contents.

vacía

→empty

A transparent glass jar sitting on a simple wooden table. The jar is completely empty, showing only the background through the glass.

vacías

→empty

A transparent glass jar sitting on a wooden table, completely empty inside, illustrating a lack of contents.

vacío

→empty

A cartoon character lying in a bright red hammock, relaxing completely while a small pile of work tools sits unused on the ground nearby.

vago

→lazy

A large, colorful traditional Valencian paella in a shallow round pan.

valenciano

→Valencian

A piece of paper with a large green wax seal and a bright checkmark stamp.

válido

→valid

adverb(3)

A single, perfectly formed, vibrant red rose sitting on a simple green stem. The rose is flawless and appears utterly genuine.

verdaderamente

→truly

Two identical birds, one blue and one orange, facing each other and then swapping their positions in a circular motion.

viceversa

→vice versa

A child happily picking up toys and putting them into a basket without being asked.

voluntariamente

→voluntarily

interjection(1)

A simplified cartoon figure raising both arms high above their head in a clear pose of celebration and triumph against a bright, colorful background.

víctor

→Victory!

noun(159)

A bright red boomerang, shaped like a letter V, rests simply on a patch of green grass under a blue sky.

v

→the letter V

A friendly, cartoon-style black and white spotted cow standing in a grassy meadow under a bright blue sky.

vaca

→cow

A person relaxing in a colorful hammock tied between two palm trees on a sunny beach.

vacación

→vacation

A bright yellow beach umbrella stuck in white sand, with the gentle blue ocean visible in the background under a sunny sky.

vacaciones

→vacation

A wooden office desk with a computer and a chair, but no person sitting in it, and a bright green 'Available' sign on the desk.

vacante

→vacancy

A colorful storybook illustration showing three friendly Holstein cows standing together in a bright green pasture under a clear blue sky.

vacas

→cows

preposition(1)

A red toy robot and a blue toy robot facing each other across a line in a friendly competition.

vs

→versus

pronoun(1)

A friendly young woman smiling and pointing directly at a single young man, illustrating the concept of direct, familiar address.

vos

→you

verb(71)

A child turning a small wooden bucket upside down to let sand fall out onto a beach.

vaciar

→to empty

A child playfully pulling a funny face and sticking their tongue out at a friend who is laughing.

vacilar

→to tease

A traveler walking along a winding path through a vast green meadow under a blue sky.

vagar

→to wander

Three large, perfectly cut, sparkling emerald gemstones displayed on a simple black velvet cushion, emphasizing their high monetary worth.

valen

→are worth

A shiny gold coin sitting next to a pile of sparkling jewels.

valer

→to be worth

A simple wooden balance scale. One side holds a single, large, shining gold coin, causing the pan to drop significantly, illustrating its high worth.

valga

→is worth