Vocabulary
ver
vio: past, he, she, you (formal)to see, to spot; to see, to look at, to view (perceive); to see, to tell, to observe; to see, to check (verify); to watch; to look, to seem; to see oneself, to picture oneself; to find oneself, to be; to see one another
Verb
violencia
violence; act of violence
Noun
violento
violent
Adjective
violar
to violate; to rape
Verb
violación
violation; rape
Noun
violador
violating
Adjective
violín
violin (string instrument); fiddle; bad underarm odor; rapist
Noun
viola
viola (musical instrument); electric guitar
Noun
violentamente
violently (in a violent manner)
Adverb
violeta
violet (colour); purple; violet (plant); rapist, nonce
Noun
violentar
to break open; to violate
Verb
violeta
violet
Adjective
violado
violet
Adjective
violinista
violinist; third wheel (An unwanted third party accompanying two people on a date)
Noun
violonchelo
cello (musical instrument)
Noun
violatorio
that violates (a law)
Adjective
violáceo
violaceous, violet-colored
Adjective
violentista
subversive
Adjective
violonchelista
cellist
Noun
violoncelista
cellist
Noun
violero
luthier
Noun
violón
an old-style double bass; double bassist
Noun
violista
violist
Noun
violencia de género
gender-based domestic violence
Noun
violetera
flower girl
Noun
violador
rapist
Noun
viológeno
viologen
Noun
viomanauta
vyomanaut
Noun
violonista
double bassist
Noun
violentista
a subversive person
Noun
violentador
attacker
Noun
violinístico
violin; violining
Adjective
violentómetro
A didactic chart that allows for the identification and classification of different types of abuse that can occur in romantic relationships.
Noun
violagambista
a viol player
Noun
viola matronal
dame's rocket
Noun
violoncellista
cellist
Noun
violonchelístico
of or relating to the violincello
Adjective
violación curativa
corrective rape
Noun
violencia doméstica
domestic violence
Noun
violación correctiva
corrective rape
Noun
violencia intrafamiliar
domestic violence
Noun