Portuguese verbs that start with V

Vacilar means to hesitate, waver, or falter in action or decision. It can also imply joking or teasing in informal contexts.

Vacinar means to administer a vaccine to someone or to be vaccinated. It is used in contexts related to health, immunization, and disease prevention.

Vadiar means to idle or lounge around, often implying wandering or spending time aimlessly. It is used in contexts where someone is relaxing or wasting time without a specific purpose.

Vagabundar means to wander aimlessly or to rove without a fixed purpose. It is often used to describe wandering around casually or aimlessly.

Vagar significa andar sem destino fixo, de forma tranquila ou despretensiosa. É usado para descrever o ato de passear ou explorar sem uma direção específica.

Vaiar means to boo or jeer at someone or something, often used in the context of sports events or performances to express disapproval.

Valer is used to express the worth, value, or importance of something. It can also be used in expressions indicating cost, benefit, or significance.

Validar means to validate, confirm, or authenticate something. It is used when verifying the correctness, authenticity, or legitimacy of data, documents, or processes.

Valorizar means to assign value or importance to something or someone. It is often used in contexts related to appreciation, recognition, or enhancing worth.

Vampirizar means to drain or exploit resources, energy, or vitality from someone or something, similar to the act of a vampire. It is often used figuratively in contexts involving exploitation or overuse.

Vaporizar means to convert into vapor or to cause to become vapor. It is used in contexts involving the transformation of substances into vapor or steam.

Varar means to pierce, bore through, or break through something, often used in contexts like ships breaking through ice or materials being drilled.

Variar significa mudar, alterar ou diversificar algo. É usado para indicar mudanças ou diferenças em quantidade, qualidade ou características.

Varrer means to sweep or clean a surface, typically floors or streets, using a broom or similar tool. It is used when referring to the act of cleaning by sweeping.

Vasculhar means to search thoroughly or rummage through something, often implying a detailed or meticulous search.

Vazar means to leak or escape, often used when referring to liquids, information, or substances escaping from a container or source.

Veicular means to convey, transmit, or carry something, often used in contexts related to communication, transportation, or dissemination of information.

Velar means to watch over, guard, or keep vigil, often used in contexts of guarding someone or something, or staying awake during the night.

Vencer means to overcome, defeat, or win against someone or something. It is used in contexts of competition, challenges, or overcoming obstacles.

Vender means to sell something. It is used when referring to the act of transferring ownership of goods or services in exchange for money.

Venerar means to venerate, honor, or show deep respect, often used in contexts involving reverence towards deities, saints, or revered figures.

Ventilar means to circulate air or to provide ventilation. It is used when referring to the process of airing out or improving air circulation in a space.

Ver means to see or perceive visually. It is an irregular verb in Portuguese, often used in contexts involving sight, observation, or perception.

Veranear means to spend the summer vacation or holiday, typically in a warm or seaside location. It is used to describe the act of vacationing during the summer months.

Verbalizar means to express or articulate thoughts, ideas, or feelings in words. It is often used in contexts involving clarification, explanation, or formal expression.

Verbo means 'to see' or 'to watch' in Portuguese. It is used to describe the act of perceiving with the eyes or observing something.

Verificar means to check, examine, or confirm the accuracy or validity of something. It is used when ensuring correctness or authenticity.

Vermelhar means to turn red or blush, often used to describe a change in color due to embarrassment, shyness, or physical reaction.

Vernizar means to apply varnish or a similar coating to surfaces, typically to protect or enhance their appearance. It is used in contexts related to finishing wood, furniture, or artworks.

Versar significa tratar de um assunto, discutir ou abordar um tema específico. É usado para indicar o foco ou o tema central de uma discussão, estudo ou trabalho.

Vertebrar means to give structure or organization to something, often used in contexts like planning, structuring, or establishing a framework.

Verter means to pour or spill liquids or other substances. It is used when referring to the act of pouring or transferring fluids from one container to another.

Vestir means to put on clothing or to dress oneself. It can also be used metaphorically to mean covering or enveloping something.

Vestir-se means to put on clothes or to dress oneself. It is a reflexive verb used when referring to the act of dressing.

Vetar means to veto or to reject formally, especially in a legislative or official context. It is used when an authority refuses to approve or accept a proposal, law, or decision.

Viajar means to travel or go on a trip. It is used when referring to the act of moving from one place to another, typically for leisure, business, or exploration.

Vibrar means to vibrate or oscillate. It is used to describe physical movements, sensations, or the act of producing vibrations.

Viciar means to cause addiction or dependence on something, often used in contexts related to substances, activities, or habits that become compulsive.

Vigiar means to watch over, monitor, or guard someone or something. It is often used in contexts related to surveillance, supervision, or keeping watch.

Vilipendiar means to treat with contempt or disdain, to belittle or despise someone or something. It is often used in contexts involving disrespect or deprecation.

Vinificar means to produce wine through the fermentation of grapes or other fruits. It is used in the context of winemaking and fermentation processes.

Violar means to violate, infringe, or break a rule, law, or agreement. It is used when referring to the act of breaching or disobeying regulations or rights.

Violentar means to violate, assault, or inflict violence upon someone or something. It is used in contexts involving physical, emotional, or legal violations.

Vir means to come or arrive at a place. It is often used to indicate movement towards the speaker or a specific location.

Virar means to turn or to become. It is used when describing physical turning movements or changes in state or condition.

Virar-se means to turn oneself, often used when referring to physically turning or changing position, or figuratively to adapt or face a situation.

Visitar means to go see or call on someone or a place. It is used when referring to the act of going to see someone or somewhere for leisure, inspection, or social reasons.

Vislumbrar means to catch a glimpse of something, to perceive or to envisage something vaguely or in the future. It is often used when referring to perceiving or imagining possibilities or future events.

Visualizar means to visualize, view, or preview something, often used in contexts involving images, data, or digital content.

Vituperar means to scold or criticize harshly, often involving blame or reproach. It is used when expressing strong disapproval or censure.

Viverenciar means to go through or experience something, often used in contexts related to personal or emotional experiences, events, or situations.

Viver means to live or to be alive. It is used to describe existence, life experiences, or the act of residing somewhere.

Vivificar means to animate, energize, or bring something to life. It is often used in contexts related to revitalizing or invigorating.

Voar means to fly, typically used to describe the action of birds, aircraft, or anything capable of flight. It can also be used metaphorically to indicate moving quickly or freely.

Vocalizar means to produce sounds or speech, often used in contexts related to speech therapy, singing, or pronunciation exercises.

Voltar means to go back to a place, position, or state. It is used when referring to returning to a previous location or condition.

Vomitar means to eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth, often due to illness or nausea. It is used in medical, health, or colloquial contexts.

Votar means to cast a vote or express a choice in an election or decision-making process. It is used when referring to participating in elections or making a formal choice.

Vulnerar means to violate, infringe, or breach a rule, law, or right. It is used when describing actions that compromise or damage something or someone’s rights or safety.