Verzpertillio Vocabulary

Verzpertillio, the ancient Vampire language once used among Vampires centuries ago in Europe is similar in structure to Latin and the Romance languages. That said, the language (like all the other languages stemming from Latin) changed and evolved into a unique speech. Here is written the foundation of the Verzpertillio language.

Verbs

Vampiric verbs are listed here.

Verb	Stem	Translation	Notes
sorve	sorv-	to absorb
uzemde	uzemd-	to abuse
secripe	secrip-	to accept
perigate	perigat-	to accompany
corvute	corvut-	to account
renide	renid-	to accuse
esenzare	esenzar-	to achieve
agroste	agrost-	to act
numerete	numeret-	to add
setome	setom-	to adjust
zemire	zemir-	to admire
heluzate	heluzat-	to admit
assente	assent-	to advance
veritade	veritad-	to advise
sacrote	sacrot-	to affect
ebe	eb-	to afford
setire	setir-	to agree
azende	azend-	to aim
permire	permir-	to allow
sede	sed -	to allow
hugerde	hugerd-	to amuse
resone	reson-	to answer
secrede	secred-	to apologize
egrate	egrat-	to appear
semte	semt-	to apply
dezumus	dezu-	to approach
eferte	efert-	to approve
rezine	rezin-	to argue
ordine	ordin-	to arrange
vemide	vemid-	to arrive
assede	assed-	to ascend
delire	delir-	to ask
ovrise	ovris-	to astonish
aggrege	aggreg-	to attack
nuede	nued-	to attract
devite	devit-	to avoid
erote	erot-	to balance
evone	evon-	base	To "base a fact on".
nagare	nagar-	to bathe
ere	er-	to be	Auxiliary verb. Inflects irregularly.
vinzegre	vinzegr-	to beat
azione	azion-	to become
epieze	epiez-	to begin
crete	cret-	to believe
protene	proten-	to belong
morde	mord-	to bite
implice	implic-	to blame
flettere	fletter-	to blow
travesse	travess-	to be born	Literally translated, "to cross over".
rutione	rution-	to break	A body part; animal or human.
vanre	van-	to break	An external object or idea; a glass or a treaty or one’s word.
sepireme	sepirem-	to breath
crende	crend-	to bring
viezice	viezic-	to build
muztume	muztum-	to burn
gestiane	gestian-	to burst
sepe	sep-	to bury
emere	emer-	to buy
varume	varum-	to call	To summon or shout.
ose	os-	can
egove	egov-	to care	To care for emotionally or lovingly.
cerdeze	cerdez-	to caress
sovise	sovis-	to carry	To carry a burden; a weight.
merone	meron-	to catch	Particularly speaking of fishing.
crupane	crupan-	to catch	Specifically a disease or a football, as examples.
emizere	emizer-	to cause
vidume	vidum-	to change	Literally from vidumereo, “I see a new way”; apparently an ancient Vampiric idiom.
somuze	somuz-	to charge	To charge at someone in an attack.
ecrote	ecrot-	to charge	To charge money, or an accusation.
evide	evid-	to check
mordice	mordic-	to chew
flocide	flocid-	to choke
atione	ation-	to choose
muzine	muzin-	to claim
epronenze	epronenz-	to clean
idune	idun-	to clear	To make space or clean out.
assene	assen-	to climb
sevreste	sevrest-	to close
sorene	soren-	to collect	Literally, “to greed over”. During ancient times, a popular Vampiric name among vandals.
vamire	vamir-	to come
nozmite	nozmit-	to commit
asuze	asuz-	to compare
obrigade	obrigad-	to compel
croenze	croenz-	to complain
astive	astiv-	to complete
prodente	prodent-	to comprehend
etiatore	etiator-	to concern
avidenze	avidenz-	to confirm
enzonde	enzond-	to confuse
elictomus	elicto-	to congratulate
hontene	honten-	to conquer
seronne	seronn-	to connect
egrode	egrod-	to consider
avrose	avros-	to consist
conzele	conzel-	to console
vonate	vonat-	to contact
vonatieme	vonatiem-	to contain
ersione	ersion-	to continue
vanotre	vanotr-	to contribute
sorette	sorett-	to control
cuzine	cuzin-	to cook
imizire	imizir-	to copy
verte	vert-	to correct
pretime	pretim-	to cost	Money or value or feeling. “it cost him his life”.
toze	toz-	to cough
numerete	numeret-	to count
huvante	huvant-	to cover	“In the cover of darkness”.
edimus	ed-	to create
travize	traviz-	to cross
freme	frem-	to crush
lemante	lemant-	to cry
senare	senar-	to cure
etrione	etrion-	to cut
lestime	lestim-	to damage
nomete	nomet-	to dance
prevecce	prevecc-	to dare
ozeme	ozem-	to deal
engare	engar-	to deceive
vizate	vizat-	to decide
pronnede	pronned-	to defend
sivaire	sivair-	to deliver
cezome	cezom-	to demand
evome	evom-	to deny
pare	par-	to depart
nosaziere	nosazier-	to depend
ocutere	ocuter-	to descend
vetime	vetim-	to describe
mirdece	mirdec-	to deserve
vescribe	vescrib-	to design
cupire	cupir-	to desire
eroneze	eronez-	to despair
praze	praz-	to despise
cretome	cretom-	to destroy
dictere	dicter-	to determine
implaze	implaz-	to detest
inire	inir-	to develop
ezpire	ezpir-	to die
dilane	dilan-	to disappear
cozqe	cozq-	to discover
vertamus	vert-	to discuss
cradere	crader-	to dismiss
dusene	duzen-	to displease
derde	derd-	to divide
aze	az-	to do	Auxiliary verb
teclare	teclar-	to draw
mevide	mevid-	to dream
vante	vant-	to dress
vebromus	vebr-	to drink
tumone	tumon-	to drop
sagre	sagr-	to eat
adonere	adoner-	to embrace
vassere	vasser-	to enable
hortare	hortar-	to encourage
vine	vin-	to end
inzile	inzil-	to enjoy
viztigge	viztigg-	to examine	To investigate something closely.
vizcrutomus	vizcrut-	to examine	To examine in the nature of a student studying.
ezere	ezer-	to exist
senzimus	senz-	to expect
notoge	notog-	to experience
versidome	verzidom-	to explain
vortillume	vortillum-	to express
diquare	diquar-	to extend
azomus	az-	to face	To confront, "face to face".
venioze	venioz-	to fail
tarazone	tarazon-	to fall
joeaeremus	joear--	"Falling asleep on people on a keyboard and then waking up on the floor partially under the bed. .. "	Irregular "Joe!" Verb!
vigame	vigam-	to fasten
zomere	zomer-	to feed	Etymological analysis suggest the word more closely relates to the word "to take away from".
sempire	sempir-	to feel
zollire	zollir-	to fight
lere	ler-	to fill	With water or any other liquids
venante	venant-	to fill	Specifically with blood.
elane	elan-	to find
ecrovene	ecroven-	to finish
veste	vest-	to fit
holare	holar-	to fly
deove	deov-	to fold
deoste	deost-	to follow
soreste	sorest-	to force
paroze	paroz-	to forget
fortize	fortiz-	to forgive
cozire	cozir-	to fuck	To have sex. This is the vulgar form.
dere	de-	to give
ire	ir-	to go
sommride	sommrid-	to grin
arade	arad-	to grip
cese	ces-	to grow
grate	grat-	to handle
tassesore	tassesor-	to happen
zarome	zarom-	to hate
jare	jar-	to have
habere	haber-	to have	Auxiliary verb.
ateziore	atezior-	to hear	To heed someone.
egrede	egred-	to help
evidore	evidor-	to hide
afizite	afizit-	to hit
tegradore	tegrador-	to hold	A person or a living thing.
aggroge	aggrog-	to hold	An object or an inanimate thing.
vide cazom	irregular verb	hope	An irregular verb, literally to "look up".
sagrodere	sagroder-	to hunger
delemus	del-	to hurt
vignare	vignar-	to identify
sone	son-	to imagine
edomus	ed-	to improve
idiomus	idi-	to include
egreve	egrev-	to increase
vitize	vitiz-	to indicate
micce	micc-	to influence
aode	aod-	to inform
conte	cont-	to intend
essentore	essentor-	to introduce
vitire	vitir-	to invite
simus	s-	to involve
commune	commun-	to join
inicre	inicr-	to jump
gare	gar-	to keep
stenze	stenz-	to kick
corzatume	corzatum-	to kill
destene	desten-	to knock
adiove	adiov-	to know
cazire	cazir-	to kiss
dure	dur-	to last
ride	rid-	to laugh
apone	apon-	to lean	To lean against something or someone.
assive	assiv-	to learn
lavire	lavir-	to leave
etere	eter-	to lend
permire	permir-	to let
inve	inv-	to lie	To tell a lie.
cende	cend-	to light	To set fire to.
ilumde	ilumd-	to light	To "turn on" or "to illuminate".
huste	hust-	to like
timus	ti-	to limit
gareste	garest-	to limp
nuse	nus-	to link
aoggrote	aoggrot-	to listen
vive	viv-	to live	To be living; alive.
avire	avir-	to live	To abide; to dwell in.
ezuve	ezuv-	to look
terime	terim-	to lose
noste	nost-	to love
accere	accer-	to make	To create something.
curtioze	curtioz-	to manage
dicemus	dice-	to mark
nuse	nus-	to marry
emperte	empert-	to matter
soramus	sora-	may
sinife	sinif-	to mean
parde	pard-	to measure
vene	ven-	to meet	Between two persons.
venore	venor-	to meet	To meet with a group; an ensemble.
poroze	poroz-	to melt
assendiore	assendior-	to mend	To heal or to fix.
luctide	luctid-	to mention
lemesde	lemesd-	to miss
astodiemus	astodi-	to move	To move aside or move toward.
nesteggere	nestegger-	to need
sinote	sinot-	to neglect
viderte	vidert-	to notice
denume	denum-	to obey
naredume	naredum-	to object	Disobey.
vicere	vicer-	to observe
gregate	gregat-	to obtain
tizarde	tizard-	to occur
zudrege	zudreg-	to offend
auvede	auved-	to offer
ittere	itter-	to omit
praeste	praest-	to open
zaremus	zare-	to oppose
parzutome	parzutom-	to oppress
oreze	orez-	to order
debe	deb-	to owe
domenure	domenur-	to own
tinze	tinz-	to paint
capese	capes-	to pardon
remeste	remest-	to pass
pagere	pager-	to pay
fisiere	fisier-	to perform
permere	permer-	to permit
zerdene	zerden-	to persecute
grepe	grep-	to pick up
vone	von-	to place
diestre	diestr-	to plan
acromus	acro-	to play	A game.
dicrate	dicrat-	to play	A musical instrument.
vestane	vestan-	to please	To please someone, "I pleased him".
avenze	avenz-	to point
invenare	invenar-	to poison
have	hav-	to posses
diventare	diventar-	to pour out
egrasse	egrass-	to praise
ezunte	ezunt-	to pray
henante	henant-	to precede
tevione	tevion-	to prefer
perare	perar-	to prepare
cozete	cozet-	to present
vueste	vuest-	to press
insosemus	insose-	to pretend
impe	imp-	to prevent	By action.
previre	provir-	to prevent	By foresight; by inaction.
vizcrite	vizcrit-	to print
vurte	vurt-	to produce
lusse	luss-	to profit
eve	ev-	to promise
fabore	fabor-	to pronounce
noteste	notest-	to propose	A suggestion.
tegre	tegr-	to protect
reve	rev-	to protest
paze	paz-	to prove
ebiore	ebior-	to provide
viscate	viscat-	to publish
tire	tir-	to pull
ezore	ezor-	to pump
avete	avet-	to punish
umus	u-	to pursue
agite	agit-	to push
pone	pon -	to put	Unlike in English, this verb inflects.
virtaste	virtast-	to quarrel
cite	cit-	to quote
manazare	manazar-	to rain
daste	dast-	to raise
astome	astom-	to reach
atone	aton-	to react
vire	vir-	to read
cetzome	cetzom-	to realize
demus	de-	to receive
verbamus	verba-	to recite
conite	conit-	to recognize
viste	vist -	to record
zarode	zarod-	to recommend
gradeste	gradest-	to reconcile
edate	edat-	to recover	To rest or heal.
ducte	duct-	to reduce
endeme	endem-	to refer
uzemire	uzemir-	to reflect	To reflect in thought.
azomire	azomir-	to reflect	A physical thing i.e. light or an attack.
hute	hut-	to refuse
vidare	vidar-	to regard
temus	te-	to regret
acorde	acord-	to relate
ceraze	ceraz-	to release
nuzome	nuzom-	to rely	To rely upon someone or something.
enande	enand-	to remain
me	m-	to remember
more	mor -	to remind
covete	covet-	to remove
vetorume	vetorum-	to repeat
ecote	ecot-	to replace
venvire	venvir-	to reply
vetreste	vetrest-	to report
iltumus	iltu-	to represent
infere	infer-	to reprimand
perte	pert-	to repulse
hende	hend-	to require
imide	imid-	to resemble
revemus	reve-	to reserve
agrede	agred-	to respect
sicere	sicer-	to rest
pereste	perest-	to restrict
eveste	evest-	to result
notene	noten-	to retain
egamus	ega-	to retire	To withdraw.
umeste	umest-	to return	To give back someone or something.
demeste	demest-	to return	To go back somewhere physically or in memory.
ilamus	ila-	to reveal	To reveal an ideal.
velire	velir-	to reveal	To reveal something physically.
oconde	ocond-	to revise
sictere	sicter-	to revive
rotere	roter-	to revolve
divare	divar-	to reward
seconne	seconn-	to ring
zideume	zideum-	to rise
periscere	periscer-	to risk
rolare	rolar-	to roll
reme	rem-	to row
edore	edor-	to rub
crezide	crezid-	to ruin
core	cor-	to run
taride	tarid-	to save	Specifically to save someone from danger.
verzide	verzid-	to say
spere	sper-	to scatter
menente	menent-	to scratch
vide	vid-	to see
cardecire	cardecir-	to seem
gramus	gra-	to seize
vendere	vender-	to sell
marume	marum-	to send
amziere	amzier-	to separate
prezore	prezor-	to serve
pone	pon-	to set
duce	duc-	to settle
aberare	aberar-	to sew
tremone	tremon-	to shake
notire	notir-	to share
larese	lares-	to sharpen
alarese	alares-	to shave
ilumide	ilumid-	to shine
tire	tir-	to shoot
vortemus	vorte-	to shout
medreste	medrest-	to show
sipare	sipar-	to shut
pireme	pirem-	to sigh
escribe	escrib-	to sign
umeve	umev-	to signify
zolare	zolar-	to sing
hendere	hender-	to sink
sedate	sedat-	to sit
ezpire	ezpir-	to sleep	Literally, "to die".
valdone	valdon-	to slip
senze	senz-	to smell
surride	surrid-	to smile
diome	diom-	to smile	To smile sadly.
lumbe	lumb-	to smoke
stene	sten-	to sneeze
nive	niv-	to snow
tare	tar-	to sob
deviste	devist-	to soil
agreppe	agrepp-	to solve
nezireme	nezirem-	to sort
fibere	fiber-	to sound
verzpe	verzp-	to speak
vertide	vertid-	to spell	To spell out verbally.
denode	denod-	to spend	To spend money.
grentemus	grente-	to spit
mzierde	mzierd-	to split
ane	an-	to stand
nove	nov-	to start
verite	verit-	to state
podeste	podest-	to stay
daje	daj-	to steal
pode	pod-	to stick
senzede	senzed-	to stimulate
heuze	heuz-	to sting
arrete	arret-	to stop
perge	perg-	to strike
dezde	dezd-	to struggle
vizcrute	vizcrut-	to study
prese	pres-	to succeed
edire	edir-	to suck
intime	intim-	to suffer
staverimus	staveri-	to suffice
supple	suppl-	to suggest
sedate benore	sedat-	to suit	Be fitting. To "suit good", benore ‘good’)
reqize	reqiz-	to supply
crumus	cru-	to support
ecrasse	ecrass-	to suppose
orte	ort-	to surprise
sirde	sird-	to surround
vevine	vevin-	to survive
sopicare	sopicar-	to suspect
epe	ep-	to swallow
trezime	trezim-	to swear	To curse; explative.
vertede	verted-	to swear	To take an unbreakable oath; ancient Vampires who spoke Verzpertillio rarely used this word, and only those who truly vowed by their oath ever uttered this word.
trezpe	trezp-	to sweat
nate	nat-	to swim
enontemus	enonte-	to sympathize
carete	caret-	to take
verze	verz-	to talk
fabulare	fabular-	to talk
eve	ev-	to taste	Speaking of the taste of blood.
gadere	gader-	to teach
verzide	verzid-	to tell	To tell a story.
nauzere	nauzer-	to tempt
heste	hest-	to tend
ezonde	ezond-	to test
grede	gred-	to thank
paruze	paruz-	to think
inide	inid-	to threaten
lace	lac-	to throw
tone	ton-	to thunder
noscure	noscur-	to tie	To bind something.
uje	uj-	to tolerate
greste	grest-	to touch
ente	ent-	to train
ducire	duci-	to translate
transve	transv-	to transport	To transport others or objects.
trasve	trasv-	to transport	To transport oneself only.
enve	env -	to travel
sedimus	sedi-	to treat
emire	emir-	to tremble
taze	taz-	to try
zudeme	zudem-	to turn
edinave	edinav-	to uncover
prodentimus	prodenti-	to understand
evantemus	evante-	to undress
acce	acc -	to unfasten
pere	per-	to upset
ute	ut-	to use
visitare	visitar-	to visit
gestare	gestar-	to vomit
noreve	norev-	to wait
pregosere	pregoser-	to wake	To wake up from sleep.
camire	camir-	to walk
herre	herr-	to wander
deside	desid-	to want
egrazire	egrazir-	to warn
livade	livad-	to wash
mirze	mirz-	to watch
mene	men-	to wave
vantore	vantor-	to wear
leme	lem-	to weep
tesse	tess-	to weigh
verzpertire	verzpertir-	to whisper
circire	circir-	to whistle
assende	assend-	to win
vierre	vierr-	to wind	To coil around.
dolere	doler-	to wish
mirtentemus	mirtente-	to wonder
velarte	velart-	to work
esperze	esperz-	to worship
lectome	lictom-	to worry
vare	var-	to be worth
verrire	verrir-	to wrap up
tescribe	tescrib-	to write
adore	ador-	to yawn
vorztille	vorztill-	to yell

Nouns

Vampiric nouns are listed here in their nominative form.

Noun	Gender	Translation	Notes
corvuti	Feminine	account
numeri	Feminine	addition
seto	Masculine	adjustment
seterum	Masculine	agreement
aerum	Masculine	air
summa	Feminine	amount
hugerdi	Feminine	amusement
animalis	Masculine	animal
resondi	Feminine	answer
cureum	Masculine	apparatus	Can be used to describe things from a windmill to a cell phone.
eferti	Feminine	approval
rezomti	Feminine	argument
neuzema	Feminine	art
egronis	Masculine	attention
nozati	Feminine	attraction
ilumateum	Masculine	authority
vostorum	Masculine	back	The human/animal back. Also postorum
eroteus	Masculine	balance
dorama	Feminine	base	A foundation.
moretis	Masculine	behavior
fi	Feminine	belief	A personal belief, or a system of beliefs.
traveum	Masculine	birth	A form of the verb "to cross over", Vampires had no true word meaning "natural birth".
mordeum	Masculine	bite

Interjections

Common vampiric interjections are listed here, along with their level of formality.

Interjection	Formality	Translation	Notes
virti	Informal	bye
virtemtio	Formal	goodbye
prestario	Formal	greetings/hello
'terio	Informal	modern translation would be "hey" or "hi"
adero	Informal	modern translation would be "hey"
supplicatus	Formal	please
si supplireum	Formal	please	Much more formal.
gredi	Informal	thanks
gredo	Formal	thank you