| viduus: deprived of spouse
viduage, vidual, viduity,
Widow is cognate; vidua may derive from divido. See widow: OED, OLD, W3.
vigeo: to be active; vigil: sentry; vigilo (1): watch through the night; vigilia: watch
invigilate, invigilation, invigor, invigorant, invigorate, invigorating, invigoration, invigorative, invigorator, reinvigorate, reinvigorating, reinvigoration, reveille, surveil, surveillance, surveillant, vigia (Pg), vigil, vigilance, vigilant, vigilante, vigilantism, vigilantly, vigor, vigorish, vigorite, vigorless, vigorous, vigorously, vigorousness
viginti: twenty
vicenary, vicennial, vigesimal, vigintillion, vigintivirate
vilis: wicked
revile, revilement, reviler, vile, vilely, vileness, vilification, vilifier, vilify, vilipend
villa: farmhouse
Belleville, Clarksville, co-villager, Danville, Hooverville, Jacksonville, Nashville, vaudeville, vaudevillian, vaudevillist, villa, village, village gossip, village pump, villager, villagery, villagization, villain, villainess, villainize, villainous, villainously, villainy, villanella, villanelle, Villanova, Villanovan, villatic, ville, -ville, villein, ville lumiere (Fr), villino (It), villotta (It)
LS and OLD tend to derive villa from vicus.
villus: down
intervillous, velour (Fr), veloute (Fr), velure, velvet, velveteen, velvet-leaf, velvet-like, velvety, villi, villiform, villose, villosity, villous, villus
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