ver meaning in English
| Portuguese | English |
|---|---|
| versado adjective | well-read(well informed and knowledgeable because of having read extensively) |
| versalete noun {m} | small caps(font variant) |
| Versalhes proper noun {f} | Versailles(city in Yvelines, Paris Region) |
| versão noun {f} | version [versions](a specific form or variation of something) |
| versão noun {m} | release [releases](software: distribution of a computer software product) |
| versão alfa noun {f} | alpha version(software in an early status) |
| versão cover noun {f} | cover version(rerecording of a song) |
| versão do rei James proper noun {f} | King James Version(1611 English translation of the Bible) |
| versar verb | versify [versified, versified](transitive: to make or compose verses) |
| versátil adjective | versatile(capable of doing many things competently) |
| versatilidade noun {f} | versatility [versatilities](the property of being versatile or having many different abilities; flexibility) |
| versejar verb | versify [versified, versified](transitive: to make or compose verses) |
| versículo noun {m} | verse [verses](a small section of the Bible) |
| versificar verb | versify [versified, versified](transitive: to make or compose verses) |
| versionamento noun {m} | versioning [versionings](distinguishing items based on version) |
| versionar verb | version(to keep track of in a versioning system) |
| verso noun {m} | reverse [reverses](side of something facing away; opposite of front) verse [verses](poetic form with regular meter and a fixed rhyme scheme) |
| verso adverb {m} | overleaf(on the other side of a page) |
| verso branco noun {m} | blank verse(a poetic form with regular meter) |
| verso solto noun {m} | blank verse(a poetic form with regular meter) |
| versor noun {m} | unit vector(vector with length 1) |
| versta noun {f} | verst(unit of length) |
| vérsus preposition | versus(in opposition to) |
| vértebra noun {f} | vertebra [vertebrae](any of the small bones making up the backbone) |
| vértebra cervical noun {f} | cervical vertebra [cervical vertebrae](any of the seven vertebrae of the neck) |
| vertebrado adjective | vertebrate(having a backbone) |
| vertebrado noun {m} | vertebrate(an animal having a backbone) |
| vertebral adjective | spinal(related to the spine) vertebral(of or relating to a vertebra or the spine) |
| vertedoiro noun {m} | bailer(a utensil) |
| vertedouro noun {m} | bailer(a utensil) well [wells](spring) |
| vertente noun {f} | slope [slopes](area of ground that tends evenly upward or downward) well [wells](spring) |
| verter verb | ooze [oozed, oozing, oozes](to secrete or slowly leak) shed [shed, shed, shedding, sheds](to pour; to make flow) translate [translated, translating, translates](to change spoken words or written text from one language to another) well [welled, welling, wells](to issue forth) |
| vertical adjective | vertical(being perpendicular to horizontal) |
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